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A l.it).m i i 1 to N c h M i'ii. •tJ M i ip d‘j ( li*msi»n N .i i H S U L I IV A N *: . i m l i 'i .t Sin' Si>1111 * IN D E X 411 H m u f i op** N n l io n ha *>B P e o p le Ml 4 1) Ml P u lU • SpoM » i A ) A 1A .’ A f a i r * i%i«>n Mi J A ; a C •« %f •t l M l » C o i l 'l l • Ml C R ltM tin t C r 0 1 • <1’ rt D a m A It It f D f n ltii E d ito r m i F lo » i i l /» S u n n y .n u t m ild Mi M i l h m Mr .if Id S ch oo l re zoning m e e tin g draw s 200 local re s id e n ts 40 <0 0, CAROL J to d a y Sr r | null* It i\ M UM 5C f �S s S iS S f lf E S H B f iS B B r S e B >A Sanford Morold. Sanford, Florida — Thursday, February 2. 1989 MFLORIDA BRIEFS I" ■ V---------J IN 1SJ T A L L A H A S S E E — A group of oft-duty Tullahnswe oollrc o f itm r - who celebrated fWTl#i ktlirr Te d Ruii4v‘i execution did not violate departmental ronduct regulations, ur* Internal Investigation showed. A report released Tuesday said although some of the 20 officers were drinking, none violated policies against being d ru n k In public or conducting themselves In a manner thnl w ould discredit the department. T r .c report also said an officer who identified himself to reporters as Tallahassee Police Chief Melvin Tucker did not do so maliciously. Officer Mob Dula "w as directing his comments to other employees and not to the m edia." said Phil Klracofe, spokesman for the Tallahassee Police Department. T h e officers. Including some who were on the force when B u n d y murdered tw o Floridu State University students In Ja n u a ry 1978, hud a picnic and cheered outside the Florida Stale Prlso n where B u n dy was executed Jan. 24. Officers sang "O n T o p of Old S p a rk y" — a reference to Florida's electric cha ir — to death penalty opponents outside Florida State Prison during the execution and cheered when B u n d y's death was announced B u t the Investigation, which Included Interviews with seven officers and five civilian employees, showed none of the participants actually became drunk, said Ktmcofc. Investigator Ray C re w said he thought reporters overplayed the Incident. Kidnapped baby found alive and well M IAM I — A 9-m onth-old child with epilepsy who was kidnapped from the Little Havanu section home of a doctor was found alive and well In a city park today and two suspects were arrested, police said. T h e baby's parents — Dr. Luis C ru z and his wife Clarlbel — said the baby Is fine after his 17-hour ordeal, although he apparently had not been given epilepsy medication that he requires twice a day. " O u r baby's fine, thank God." Clarlbel Cruz said. "It’s been a terrible day. We prayed lo the Lord and he answered us." Luts Cruz J r. was kidnapped at I I a.m. W cum sday and lound alone near a trash ran at Bryant Park at 4 a.m. today. T h e suspects were arrested about an hour Inter. T h e child was found after the parents received a phone cull from the kidnapper, police said. He was dressed In (he sumc t-shlrt and diaper he was wearing when he was abducted. " W e want to thank the FBI, the local police and the stale attorney's office for their cooperation,” the father said, "They all have been very helpful and thanks to them we have our child bark." Form er com m issioner reports to prison E G L IN AIR F O R C E BASE - * Form er Wallon C o u n ty commissioner Raym ond Halt has reported to a federal prison In northwest Florida to begin serving a three-year sentence, prison officials said Wednesday. H all and a co-defendant. Lloyd Dean Junger of Junger Utility & Paving Co., were convicted In 1987 of mall fraud and conspiracy to com m it mall fraud for billing the county for *8.0 0 0 worth of asphalt that It never received. Ju n g e r was sentenced to three years on probation, but Hall was sentenced to serve time at the minimum-security prison located at Eglin A ir Force Base, near Fort Walton Beach. Hall will spend n few days going through admission procedures ni the prison, then will later be assigned to a job. M an sues firearm s company P EN SA C O LA — Art Okaloosa County man has filed suit against the m anufacturer of a shotgun thal allegedly discharged when he dropped It. hts lawyer raid Wednesday. Pensacola lawyer William Rankin filed suit In Escambia C o u n ty Circuit C ourt on behalf of John H. Williams J r ., claim ing New England Firearms Co. was negligent by falling to w a rn consumers about alleged defects In Its 12-gauge shotgun. Williams said he was shot In the fool last March when the shotgun fell on the floor and discharged. The suit seeks more than *5,000 in damages and a Jury trial G u lf Power’s PAC 2 may not be legal P EN SA CO LA — A political fund organized by Gulf Power workers may Ire violating slate law by not registering us i political action com m itter, but a state official said Wednesday potential violations are only Investigated If someone flies a complaint. T h e Pensacola News Journal Wednesday said Gulf Power officials have confirmed that about 100 upper-management workers at the utility contribute to a fund for candidates. Th e so-called PAC 2 Is not registered as a political action committee. Stale law requires groups lo Die a statement of organization If mem bers work for u candidate nr Issue, accept money or spend m ore than *500 a year. From United Press International reports Tito dally number Wednesday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was S I S . rarahl order) S2M on a aocent bet. 1500 on SI. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order); 180 tor a SO cant (Ml, 1160 on SI. U Box 6 (numbers In any ordnr) S40 lor a SOcenl bet. 180 on St. □ Straight Box 3; S330 In order d ra w n , S80 tn any order o n a St bet □ Straight E drawn. 140 il picked In c o m b in e lion on St bat S ta n fo rd H e r a ld (U S P f M l 1M) Thursday, February 2. 1989 Vol 82, No. ISO Pwbiurwd Dell, «na Sunday. e ic p i Saturday a, Tht Sanford Herald, tec.. Me N Franch A*« . Sanford. Fla. n / n Sacond c u t ) N iU fi Paid a t laniard. Florida m n POV TMA IT f a I tno i d d m i ( hanget te T H C SANFORD H E R A L D , I* O. Bax l i t ; , laniard. FL a m . Hama Dallvtryi I Manrirt. I l l ll j I Month*, lit Mi Yaar, Ml M tn tlatr M a ll; J M*n«M SMJSl 4 Monfht sir.a tr vaar. u t m Out CM stele Mall TV** Month* SII Ml a Manta* He M, Vaar i n ee IM)| m ta n . Tampa arrest leads to unrest United Press International O fficers w on't be disciplined LO TTE R Y NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E T A M P A — A scuttle between a white police officer and black drug suspect who later died at a hospital triggered rock and bottle throw ing Wednesday night In a mostly black Ta m p a neighborhood. There was some gunfire and reports of at least one fire and some looting in the p r e d o m i n a n t l y b la c k C o lle g e H i l l neighborhood, but four hours after the To d a y...C o n tin u e d s u m m e rlike weather. Sunny with a high In the low 80s und light winds. Tonight..Clear and m ild w ith a low In the mid to upper 50s. Tomorrow...More of the same. S u n n y skies with temperatures In the low 80s and light arid variable winds. E x te n d e d fo re ca st...M o stly sunnv Saturday becoming partly cloud) Sunday and continuing M o n d a y . L ittle te m p e ra tu re change through Sunday with 1lows In I he upper 50s. Highs j Saturday and Sundny In the lower HOs. FLORIDA TEMPS nor's plan. B u t he said some of the projects In the plan unveiled lost year by Martinez and Transpor­ tation Secretary Kaye Henderson might not be absolutely neces­ sary. especially when weighed against other suite needs. Th e state gas tax currently Is 9.7 cents per gallon. Various local gas taxes apply In different areas. Gustafson spoke at the Inau­ gural meeting of a House select Unltsd Press IrtUm stlonsI TALLA H ASSEE H o use Speaker T o m Gustafson said Wednesday stale gasoline taxes will have to be Increased lo 40 cents per gallon If Gov. Bob Martinez wants to complete his JO-ycnr strategic transportation plan. "If those nrc the needs of Florida, then we need a 40-ccnt gas tax or Its equivalent to fund It." Guslufaon said of the gover­ ApaLachkaia C m l> e « Darlene Heath Fart leudardele Fart m . t m GetnetrlOe lack ton villa Kay Wat I Orlande Pantacot* laratat* Biadtrden taiiahataaa Vere Beech Watt P*tm I Ml u n M 44 « 0 i i ft! M If II ** II I I n It u 44 •? i i rt 40 17 1) I ) to n If •? u n II committee formed to reconcile the state's comprehensive plun for roads, social services, prisons and other needs to the available resources. Gustafson earlier had co m ­ plained he wus heating "m ixed signals” from the udmlnlnstnitlon. w ith Martinez p ub licly firmly opposed to any tax In­ crease and Henderson pushing through Intermediaries for a modestlncreasc. Ratty Woodworth, the gover­ P hosphates th reaten w a te r water supply, the report says. Waste from ano the r eight plants on the list has tainted a secondary aquifer above the prim ary water supply, the report says. Th e report Is the first attempt by the state to detail the amount r ' waste Involved In phusphulc production and Us effects on groundwater. Unltsd Press Intsraatlona T A L L A H A S S E E - Waste from Central Florida phosphate plants — some of It accumulating for 60 years — ts th re a te n in g the aquifer that supplies 90 percent of ihc state's drinking water, according to a Department of Environm ental Regulation re­ port. Fifteen of the 10 plants listed In the report as potential trouble spots arc In three counties — Hillsborough. Polk and Manatee — and three of those plants already nre leaking hazardous chemicals into the underground T o m Reese, an attorney for an environmental group, told the St. Petersbuig Tim es Wednes­ day the violations noted In the report were "outrageous." "A n d If you check the n u m ­ bers within the violations, they don't Just exceed the state’s pollution standard*), (hey exceed them by an order of magnitude over the standard." Most of the waste created comes It or.; ti.c manufacturing of phosphate, an agricultural fertilizer. Th e waste products are placed In huge plies called gypsum stacks and contain sulfuric and pho sp ho ric acids that w ork down through the soil to the aquifer. Reese said the <elds "eat holes under (he piles and actually dissolve the aquifer below." Clemency hearing requested Unltsd Press International T A L L A H A S S E E — Citing new evidence In one of Florida's most notorlus m urder cases. Gov. Bob Marllncz on Wednesday asked Cabinet members to Join him In granting a clemency hearing to convicted child killer Jam es Richardson. Richardson. 53. was convicted of killing his eight-year-old stepdaughter Betty Jean Bryant. In 1967. Brynnl was one of seven Richardson children who died after eating a meal laced will) deadly parathion. Martinez said new evidence has surfaced that suggests Richardson did not com m it those killings. He assigned Dade County State Attorney Janet Reno to investigate the case, already under review by the Florida Departm ent of Law Enforcement and the governor's office. "It's time we assigned someone that has the full lorce of law. the ability to Issue subpoenas, take sw-om testimony and make sure that all those who are making statements are consistent In their statements or If they have purjured themselves In their statements then lhe law can take affect," Martinez said. Later In the day. Reno would not say how long she thought her Investigation would lake, but she said It began Immediately. She said she would take Into consideration Information from sources which indicate another person nctually poisoned the children. “ Those questions have been raised and It will be our responsibility lo ronduct as thorough, objective and fair an Investigation as possible to make sure that Justice Is obtained.” nor's top budget alilr, sold the recommended budge* due Feb. 18 will Include no new taxes. Gustafson said although there a re “ n o t m ix e d a lg u o ls anym ore" from the Deportment of Tnm sporation. officials there have been talking at length about the need for new roads and bridges Th e agency also has a six year. *900 million budget shortfall that Is delaying projects. Red tide blamed for dolphin kills Unltad Press Intarnatlonnl W A S H IN G TO N - T h e "red tide," a poisonous algae from the G n u of Mexico, killed h u n d r e d s of h o t t l e n o s c dolphins along the Atlantic seaboard In 1987 and 1988. scientists reported W ednes­ day. T h e nlgae was carried by s m a ll fis h , m e n h a d e n o r Spanish mackerel, that were e a t e n b y th e d o l p h i n s , w e a k e n in g the m a m m a ls ' cardiovascular and Im m une syste m s, according to D r. Joseph Gcracl. a veterinarian and professor of wildlife dis­ eases at the U niversity of Guelph In Ontario. T h e fish apparently were not affected by tne algae, sold Geracl, who led a team of more I ban 100 scientists, sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In un 18-month study of the dolphin deaths. During their detective work, the scientists looked at a num ber of possible causes to (h e m y s te rio u s fa ta litie s , ranging from an A ID S -llk c virus to radiation poisoning und pollution. Geracl told a news conference Wednesday. Graham critical of proposed fund cut wants to wipe out federal refugee assistance funds for four Florida counties." Unltsd Press Intarnstlonsl W A S H IN G T O N — Sen. Bob G ra h a m said W e d n e sd a y a proposal that would cut federal refugee funds In Florida was "unconscionable." "I want this Ill-advised pro­ posal reversed." said Graham . D-Fla. "It would put Florida In double Jeopardy. On the one h a n d , m o re u n d o c u m e n te d aliens are headed to Florida as a result of federal policies. On the other hand, the administration In a letter to Wayne Stanton, adm inistrator of the F a m ily Support Administration of the D e p a rtm e n t of H e a lth and Hum an Services, Graham said the current formula used to d e te rm in e the e lig ib ility of counties for targeted assistance funds counts refugees who ar­ riv e d betw een fiscal ye a rs 1980-1982. During that time. - Florida received about 140,000 refugees A proposed revision would count only those refugees who arrived between calendar year 1983 and fiscal year 1988. During the last fiscal year, four F lo r id a c o u n tie s — D a d e , B r o w a r d . Palrn B each an d Hillsborough — got *16.771.521 In targeted assistance money. "T h e effect of the proposed f o r m u l a Is a n I m m e d ia t e *3.3 2 6.6 94 cut In F lo rid a 's share of these dollars during the 7 0 -5 0 r SATUR D AY C lo u d y 6 2 -4 0 O FULL Feb. 20 SUNDAY P t y C l d y 0 6 -52 M ON DA Y S u nny 0 4 -4 6 TIDES MOON PHASES ( * “" € As a reason for maintaining funds. Graham cited an Influx of aliens In south Florida during the lust six months — alxmt 6 ,6 0 0 — and un estim ated 100.000 aliens from Nicaragua alone over the next several months. G ra h a m said Im m ig ra tio n control Is a federal responsibili­ ty- NATIONAL TEMPS ----------------1 FR ID A Y P ty C ld y current fiscal ycr and Its total elimination from the program In ensuing years," Graham said. .. EXTENDED OUTLOOK TH U R SD A Y: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. I 25 a .m ., l:45 p.m.: MaJ. 7:35 a.m., 8 :0 0 p.m . T I D E S : D a y to n s Be sch: highs. 4:12 a.m .. 4:17 p.m .: lows, 1030 a.m .. 10:18 p .m .: N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : highs. 4:17 son.. 4:22 p .m .: lows, 10:35a.m.. 10:23 p.m. F IR S T Fdb. 12 NEW Fdb. 28 TUESDAY PtyCldy 7 8 - 5 6 STATISTICS Th e high temperature In San­ ford Wednesday was 81 degrees and the overnight low was 56 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Rcccarch und Education Center. Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rainfall during the 24-lxmr period end­ ing al 8 a.m . Wednesday. Th e temperature al 8 a.m. today was 62 degrees and BOATING Wednesday's overnight low was 58, as recorded by the National St. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet • Weather Service al the Orlando Today...w ind south to southwest International Alrjxirt. 10 kts Seas I Ut 3 ft. Hay and Other data: Inland wulersa Sight chop. [ j W e d n e sd a y's high..............82 T o n i g h t . . . w i n d s o u t h to [ B a ro m e tric prescare..3 0 .2 6 southwest 5 to 10 kts. Seas 2 ft □ Rela tive h u m i d it y 9 0 pet or less. Hay and Inland waters □ W i n d s ......... ......................calm smooth. L R a in fa ll....................... 0 .0 0 in. F r i d a y . . . w in d s o u th to [ .T o d a y 's sunset.......6 :0 3 p.m . southwest 10 kts. Seas 1 to 3 ft □ T o m o r r o w 's s u n r is e .....7 :1 2 M IAM I IUPII Flerida lahour i*mp*r*ti*r» and rarlall at t a m EST Thunder A crowd gathered and began throwing rocks and bottles at the arresting officers, police spokesman Steve Cole said. The suspect was taken to a nearby school, an ambulance was called, and the suspected cocaine denier lute.* died n( St. Joseph's Hospital o( art u n rn o v n ct ut c. Cole said. Police Chief A.C McLane .u!>1 the suspect hi* !:ts heod or* ll-e «■ « n'l w*w *J times J u iJ ig J v c scutllewni. poller. A derringer, a small, t vim hot pistol, was found In the suspect's Sack pocket, but there were no shots fired by police or the suspect. Cole said Four officers suffered m inor injuries, including one while officer wpo was Injured G u s ta fs o n : R oad p lan s n eed m o n ey TH E W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Incident the area was quiet, police said. A white undercover officer along with uniformed police tried to arrest a black man described as a known drug dealer after k cocaine pureluiw; about 7:30 p.m . l~ »T ami had trouble subduing him. police said. BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n s Beach: Waves llat. Current Is to the south with a water temperature of 63 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves arc culm. Current ts to the south, with a water temperature of 63 degrees. 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Sanford, Florida — Thundsy. February 2, 1983 — Officials fear delay in preserve project POLICE BRIEFS By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer Suspect drinks evidence W IN TE R SPRINGS — A man accused of shoplifting a bottle of wine had a charge of tampering with physical evidence added when he allegedly drank half the wine when a Winter Springs policeman who was la ckin g him was distnictrd. Charles Williams. 49, of Orlando, was arrested at the 7*Elcven. 898 Coll Drive. W inter Springs, and charged with retail theft at 2 26 p.m. Wednesday. He and the bottle of wine he Is accused of stealing were taken to the Winter Springs police station, where he drank half the wine, police said. Bond Is $1,000. Cocaine found in suspect's m outh SANFO RD — After Sanford police arreslcd Vernon Sims. 22, of 503 E. Seventh St.. Sanford, on a warrant charge, they said they found a plastic bag containing cocaine In his mouth. In addition to being charged with fnllure to appear In court on an rartier charge. Sims Is charged with possession of cocaine. He was anrsted at 9:59 a.m Wednesday on Th ird Street at Palmetto Avenue. Bond Is $2.100. Man arrested for alleged beating C A S SELB ER R Y — A man whom Casselberry police say hit Ills roommate In the face with hlsflst is charged with battery, Joseph M. Betters. 24. of 315 Semlnola Blvd. 24-C, Casselberry, w p s arrested ai home at 11:29 p.m Mnry A. Condray. 29, of the same address, told police Betters punched her In the face. Bond Is $500. Tip brings arrest of armed man SA N FO R D — A telephone tip to Sanford pollrc that a man walking on Fifth Street at Olive Avenue was an urd with a pistol brought a foot pursuit of a suspect, whom police nald discarded a gun as he ran. Dll worth Dixon. 25, of 130!) W. Seventh St.. Sanford, was captured on Fifth Street at Avarado Avenue at atiout 1:30 p m. Wednesday. Police reported recovering a loaded .38-calibcr pistol from a ditch where they said they saw Dixon throw a gun. Dixan Is charged with carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a firearm by a felon and having u firearm while commuting a crime. Bond Is $5,009. W ife reports spouse abuse Police say suspect caught with cocaine SANFO RD — A man ran from Sanford police when police recognized him as a suspect wanted on a warrant for violation of probation. Police said they found a bag of crack cocaine In his possession, so he Is also charged with possession of cocaine. Gary Lee Inman. 20. of 36 Castle Brcw rr Court. Sanford, was arrested nt 12:25 p m. Wednesday behind 27 Lake Monroe Terrace. He Is held without bond. Convenience store reports robbery LO N G W O O D — A man who brandished a rusty carpet knlfr against a clerk and demanded cash (rum the register at Cumberland Farms, 2550 Slate Road 434. Longwood. got away with $88 nnd anil $13 carton of clgarcltcs at about 10:15 p.m. Wednesday. Seminole County shcriIt's deputies report. EMERGENCY CALLS • 12.54 p .m . - 301 N. P a rk Ave., medical call, woman. 18. transported • 2:09 p.m. - 2207 C om m u ­ nity Way, public assistance. • 2:16 p.m. — Fourth Street and Cedar Avenue, brush fire, out oil arrival, • 2:49 p.m. - 1001 W. First S A N FO R D — Seminote County officials hope to convince the stale to buy enough additional property to complete (he Spring Ham m ock land-purchase pro­ ject. stalled at about 80 percent of completion. T h e Florida Department of N a t u r a l R e s o u rc e s , w h ic h oversees the state Conservation and Recreation Land (C A R L ) acquisition program. Is consid­ ering a land-purchase policy change this month. County of­ ficials fear the change w ill further delay completion of the eight venr program to protect the 1,500-acre nature preserve, It Is smith of Sanford arid Lake Mary, between County Road 427 on the west and Lake Jesup on the east. T o counter the state move. Seminole County officials have asked the Senate Natural Re­ s o u rc e s a n d C o n s e r v a t io n Committee to consider a law dedicating a portion of C A R L dollars to nearly-completed pro­ jects. Those projects would be placed on a second list sepurntc from the priority list. Projects on the second list of partiallycompleted purchases would not be removed until all of the land Police to investigate Hess’ death UPI rsport C H U L U O T A — Kathy Benitez, 18. reported to Scmlncle County sheriff's deputies that her husliund hit her In Ihe lace several times during an argument at Ihelr house Wednesday. That brought a charge of battery-spouse abuse against Ismael Michael Benitez. 18. of 350 Sixth St.. Chuluota. He was arreslcd at home at about 2 o.m. Wednesday. Bond Is $500. W ED N ESD A Y • 8 :5 8 a .m . 600 S. Persimmon A w ., medical call, woman. 71. transported. • 9 :0 3 a . m . 221 N. Palm etto A ve ., assistance with automobile lock-out. • 1 1 : 3 0 a .m . 2580 Ridgewood *228. m edical call. man. 50. transported. • 12 04 p m . 118 Exeter C l., medlcul call. man. GO. not transported. St., medical call, woman. 55. Iransportcd to Central Florida Reglonul Hospital. • 3:26 p.m - 86 Redding Gardens, medical call, no In­ juries transported. • 6:31 p.m. — 2606 Country Club Rd., brush Ore. • 6:31 p.m . - behind 2485 Airport Blvd.. brush fire, out on arrival. • 7:08 p.m. — 25th Street and French Avenue, trauma: not transported were man. 74, and woman. 56. • 11,07 |, m . - 1605 W. 25th St., dumpster Die. TH U R S D A Y • 12:42 n.m. - 215 W. Filth St., medical call, m an, 66. not trnnps ported. L O N D O N — B r itis h police, on the trail of Nazi Intrigue that Includes Brit­ ish nobllty. said Wednes­ day they will Investigate allegations that the man who died tn West Berlin's Spamluu Prison In 1987 was an Impostor, not Nazi war crim inal Rudolf Hess. British officials said Hess hanged himself but a book. "Hess: Th e Ta lc of T w o Murders." claims the man who died at Spandau was a fake and the real Nazi lieutenant to Adolph Hitler died In 1941. The book also claims the Hess Imposter was murdered at Spandau a n d d id n o t c o m m i t suicide. Th e book was written by Hugh Thom as, a former c o n s u lta n t s u rg e o n at Spandau. which held Nazi w a r c r im in a ls . H ess, known as "prisoner No. 7 ." was the last prisoner at the facility. "T h e Director of Public Prosecutions has asked S c o t l a n d Y a r d to I n ­ v e s t ig a t e In f o r m a t io n which they have received suggesting Rudolf Hess did not die by his own hand.” a Scotland Yard spokesman said. He said an Investigation Into Thom as's allegations will be launched but de­ clined to provide any more delulls of Ihe rose. The announcement came uftcr a senior police officer met with Thomas. T h o m a s said B r itis h authorities knew the man they had captured was not Hess. E W e ’ve basically done everything they’ve asked us to ? -Tony Vandorworp, Samlnole County planning director has been bought. Wayne Volght. staff director of the committee, said Tuesday the county's proposal may be dis­ cussed at their meeting next Wednesday. He hud no opinion on the Idea. County officials are frustrated to be close to ending the Spring Hammock purchase, and now be stalled. Th e y point to more than >460.000 In county bond money spent In the early lU70s to start the purchases and more than $300,000 a year spent for the education renter and park m ain­ tenance ut Big Tree Park and Soldier's Creek Park In Spring Hammock "W e've basically done every­ thing they've asked us to." said T o n y V n n d e rw o rp . Seminole County planning director. "B u i It's not done until It's o vrr w ith." Don Dudcn. assistant execu­ tive director of DNH. said the department will nsk the gover­ nor and Cabinet on Feb. 16 to adopt a policy that would allow C A R L staff to concentrate on only the top 30 projects In the 60-ltcm C A R L list unless the panel approves stafT lime to work on projects In the lower 30 projects on the list Projects e lig ib le for stale p u rc h a s e u n d e r C A R L are ranked twice a year from one to 60. Projects under the top dozen rarely arc pursued due to limited a p p r o p r i a t i o n s f r o m th e Legislature. T h e program re­ ceives about $40 million to $50 mIII!on a year, but the top 30 projects arc valued at about $200 million Previously, only the top 15 projects were worked on for purchases by C A R L staff. Duden said. But (here were exceptions, such as lands in Ihe Save Our Evrrgladr* program and other projects more lltun 70 percent complete. Although S p rin g Ham m ock reached a position of 57 on the list hist year, C A R L staff con­ tinued to work on acquisitions Iasi year because the project was about 84 percent complete. Spring llam m nek's ranking was later Increased to 36. but work on three appraisals on about half the remaining 2 4 1 acres to be bought lias been stalled until the new policy Is adopted. Duden said the governor and Cabinet don't have to approve the policy, but It will be pres­ ented to them for their review and suggestions. Duden denies DNH officials want to Ignore projects when they're nearly complete. "If there's reason to work on It. then certainly, let's work on It." Duden said. "Projects almost p u rc h a se d sh o u ld be c o m ­ pleted." Duden said If any low-ranked C A R L project has landowners willing to sell and Ihr land is valuable to preserve, then It Is one they would consider asking the governor and Cabinet to allow them to work on. Colleen laigan. county senior strategic planner. M id a I least two of the three owners with the largest land tracts remaining arc Interested In selling their land for preservation arid are waiting for the state to complete Its surveys. Logan said all three parrels are Important because one Is In the center of the Spring Hammock area and two are adjacent to Soldier's Creek. Clouser Cottage perhaps sold to family Dy SANDRA B O U C H A H IN E Herald atall writer________________________ _______ L O N O W O O D — Th e 100-ycur olil Clouser Cot­ tage may end up as the properly cf descendants of Its original owner. J o h n A . B lstlln e and his b ro th e r Fred . Longwood natives, have made an offer to Freedom Savings bank. Tam pa, for the property located on West Church Avenue adjacent to city hall In th** center of Longwood's historic district. They are the great-grandsons of Joslah B. Clouser. a master carpenter from Pennsylvania who built the cottage ns a temporary home in ihe 1800s. Clouser came to Longwood because he was commissioned to build the Longwood Hotel by E.W . Henck, an affluent attorney who named Longwood after his hometown In Massachusetts John Blstllne said the home was owned by his grandmother. Frances Nletnycr. when they were children, but she sold it. Blstllne did not reveal the details of their offer made to the bank which acquired the house through foreclosure. "I don't want to pass out that Information. We think It's signed, sealed and delivered. We should know by Ihe end of the week We don't have a signed agreement." Blstllne said Wednesday. He said the deal should tie closed In about 30 days but that they won't own the property for about one month The city was the llrst potential client of a deal offered by Freedom Savings bank to purchase the house and property for $50,000. At a special meeting on Ja n . 23. the commissioners were divided in a 2-2 vote « n the purchase of the Clouser Cottage. I wo of tfte commissioners fell the house had historical value and the properly would be a good Investment, while the other two felt it was an in twise expenditure of city money. Mayor Hank Hardy was not present at the m e e tin g , but he Indicated Wednesday that he was not In favor of the purchase. " I Inspected the place. I think that's a better use for It. If the historic commission ond the Outlines want to restore It. T h e only reason I would have considered It In the beginning Is If we |the city) could have used It for additional parking space." Hardy said. Th e house, which needs extensive renovation. Is situated on a 100-by-100-foot parcel of land. Blstllne said that If their offer Is accepted by the bank, he and his brother plan to restore the cottage "to some configuration It was originally." Th a t would probably mean removal of some of the additions, which would return It to the smaller version It was when It was built, he said Because It Is located In the historic district, Blstllne said Hint In order to make any Improve­ ments to ihe outside of the structure, they must have approval from the Longwood Historic Commission. He said thnl after it Is restored, they may Use It as a one-man office or rent It to lie used as u shop. EARN MORE... 6 Month C.D. S FIRST SEMINOLE BANK D ennis H. C ourson P re sid en t 5 3 1 IV. L a k e M a ry B lvd. Lake Mary, Florida (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 0 3 3 0 nt* LENDER - panattjr t o *ithd«**ai “We have 50 executive suites and handle 1,500 calls per day, but our phone system is as easy as ABC’.' 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ED ITO R IALS Footing C o n g ress’ re-election bills Members of Congress, savoring the $45.000 per m em ber pay mlsc they will automatically receive if they do not vote it down by Feb. 8. are seeking a boost In one of their biggest benefits — free mailing to voters. Congress is budgeting $60.9 million to pay for their free mailings to voters for the fiscal year that will end next Sept. 30. Congress plans to spend a record $114 million for mailings for tire fiscal year dial begins Oct. 1 and ends Sept. 30, 1990. Do the congressmen believe that problems will be so complex In 1990 that they will need lo explain them in more detail to help their constituents? Well. no. But there Is an election com ing up in 1990 and all 535 members of the House of Representatives will hove their Jobs on the line, as will a third of the Senate members. Some cynical people might think that Congress members Just want to have the taxpayers help ‘ * foot ' their tncl re-decllon bills. But that couldn't be. Could it? VINCENT CARROLL Enforce the law, not racial quotas Th e U .S Supreme Court, like some mad builder who cannot make up hls mind, con­ tinues in icur down and then reconstruct ufOrmaUvc-actlnn policy. Even in Its latest ruling involving the city of Richmond, the court could not bring Itself lo enunciate a clear, morally enduring constitu­ tional principle (although one Justice. In a concurring opinion, did). Once again, die court hedged. Yes. die court said, u "set-aside program" funnctlng a fixed percentage of public works funds to minority contractors Is unconstitutional when it’s created without proor of past discrimi­ nation and when the quotas bear no relationship to the available pool of minority-owned busi­ nesses. Hut. no. not all racially-based policies arc necessarily Illegal. In other words. Richmond cannot casually set aside 30 percent of Its contracts for minorities. Bui the city can. apparently, target an un* specified land undoubtedly smaller) percentage of contracts for disadvantaged groups so long us II dots Us "IV * und crosses Us "l*s" with u little fact-finding first. How? By inking three steps. First, count the minority businesses In the comm unity. Then document any difference between the percent­ age of cltv contracts awarded minorities and the percentage of m inority businesses tbai can handle the work, offering lhls as " p r o o r * o f discrimination. Final­ ly. link die scope of any new affirmative action p ro gra m to the num ber of m inor­ ity contractors. Votla! Racial pref­ erence In awarding contracts will pass constitutional muster once more. Al least that's one w a y to i n t e r p r e t Justice Sandra Day O 'C o n n o r's opinion (R a c ia l prefer­ for the c o u rt. No ence in doubt we ll Und out awarding in the near future contracts wilt whether It's the cor­ pass con­ re ct v i e w , too. stitutional because some such musteronce narrow set-asldc plan more J Is sure to be reviewed by the court. Fortunately, one Justice has already managed to escape hls colleagues' habit of confused ARNOLD SAW ISLAK Some proposals to bail out everything His was a weird life Somewhere on earth, there ought to be a museum devoted to artists with a special gift for the outrageous; artists who would stoop to anything — even the outright disgusting — to make us sec the absurdity of the com* mon place. If such n museum were build, surely the Spanish surrealist Salvador Dali would de­ serve n pre-eminent place of honor. Dali, who died the other day at the age of 84. made n livelihood out of shocking sensibilities. He may be best remembered for hls stark painting of melting clocks and nightmarish landscapes that seined to echo die brutality of d gglobal lo ' civil and war. He and fellow Spaniard. Luis Bunucl, also will go down inthe annuals or filmmaking for the 1929 classic of absurdity, " U n Chien Andaiou." with an eyeball-slushing episode that send squeamish viewers racing for (heater exits. Critics found fault with Dali, particularly in his later life, for commercializing his art und turning to more readily acceptable religious (hemes But Dali never apologized. He openly, Iterhups even mischievously, flouted critics' expectations. Dali, with his rolling eyes and waxed, curving moustache, was a surrealist In his life ns well as In Ills art. He delighted In mocking the rituals of hls native region, Catalonia. Once In 1966. when he attended a bullfight In hls hometown. Figueras. a bullfighter decided lo honor the artist. He offered Dali the bull's ear, the traditional prize for having fought and killed well. ELLEN GOODMAN Sullivan could be a relief B O S TO N — In a mere five weeks, taiuls Sullivan has done more flip-flops nn the subject of abortion than George Bush did In a lifetime. First, the man chosen to head die depart­ ment of Health und Hum an Sendees said be supported u woman's right lo ubortlon. Then he said h r didn't. Next, lie said he wouldn't want to see Roe V. Wade overturned. Then he said he would. Dali startled the crowd by demanding a lowly hoof, not even awarded as a booby prize. Said the artist, "I want to tuke It home and turn it into un ink w ell." George Bush's response lo this sounded like an exercise In political new math. "H e has supimned m y position 100 percent." said the As the giant of the surrealist movement. Dali leaves a legacy that some find troubling. But he and tils tils fellow artists worked against the backdrop of unsettling times, when a {rail of violence und political madness fell over Europe. In his own disconcerting way. Dali's urt helped chrtxtlcle that surrealistic era. Bui die most intriguing question Is nol where the real Sullivan stands on legal uborilon. but what difference It makes. From die (uror over hls opinions, you would think that Dr. Sullivan had been nominated for the Supreme Courl, But that hematologist front Georgia was chosen for IB IS . And for those in and out of the Senate confirmation hrartng who have forgotten: H H S Is out of die ubortlnn business. B erry's W o rld President. There Is almost no federal money going lo abortions. No money for poor women unless tltclr lives nre endangered. No money for women In prisons, or In the military or in the federal employ. Now they do not even fund the Centers for Disease Control's program dial monitored nborilon safety. The only role that the head of H H S could play In the reproductive drama is in pregnancy prevention. Th e secrrlary does head up Tid e X. the program set up under die old Itforrtluc. Richard Nixon, to help the poor and young prevent unwanted pregnancies. A modest 6130 million from the megabudget of more than $350 billion goes (o that purpose. During the Reagan administration, the New Right homesteaded on H H S 's turf. Th e y slaked out d ir agency for their own social agenda. Title X was the prime target of tiiose who w rrr nol only anti-abort Ion but also antl-blrth control. « >Mt h M I «* "Yeh, I'm Al. the kinder, gentler' loan shark Whaddya want, pal?" hedging. In a concurring opinion, Antonin Sculla zeroed In on n morally persuasive principle that the entire court would do well lo adopt: "I do not agree ... (lhat| slate and local government* m ay In some circumstances discriminate on lltc basis of race In order (In a broad sense) ‘lo ameliorate the effects of past discrimination.” * He went on: "Those who believe that racial preferences can help lo 'even the score’ display, and reinforce, a manner of thinking by race that was die source of the Injustice and that will. If It endures within our society, be die source or more Injustice still." Seal la's sentiments are hardly novel. Th e y were most famously stated m any years ago by the first Justice Harlan, who upbraided hls colleagues for falling to sec that "our Constitu­ tion is colorblind, and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens...." There Is Indeed a proper governmental remedy for discrimination, but It Isn't to dish out benefits lo nn entire class of people based solely upon their race. Ii is. Instead, to punish the btgols who break civil-rights law and come lo the aid of ncluul victims. In Its recent ruling, die Supreme Court has gone a long way toward banning the worst excesses of government-sanctioned racial prefer­ ence. T h e y began their eight-year attack by trying to eliminate Title X altogether. Having failed dial, they launched llte squeal rule, primarily lo Until the Independent aeress of teenagers lo birth control. Having failed dial, they tried to regulate It to death. U s in g a cover of untl-abortlon rhetoric, they went on the offensive against family planning — especially against I heir archenemy. Planned Parenthood. Th e Reagan H H S ntlcd that no provider could give Information about abortion — nol even to say the A word — without losing federal funds. On the other hand, no clinic could legally misinform or disinform a patient dial treatment without risking malpractice. Th e y had a choice of losing funds or being sued for malpractice. T it c s a m e r u le writers said that fam­ ily -p la n n in g clinics couldn't be In the sam e b u ild in g as abortion facilities. As of now. three federal courts have enjoined these re g u la tio n s . Bui. If Instituted, the re g u la tio n s w o u ld limit access to birth c o n t r o l . W it I c It w o u ld , Ir o n ic u lly . (T h e re Is Increase d ir demand almost no for abortion. federal money After this sort of going to barrage, eight years abortions J d u rin g w h ich con­ servative Insiders lobbed grenades from HHS. Dr- Sullivan may well be a relief. Fam ily planners maybe ablr lo use their energy In providing services Instead of practicing self-defense. Dr. Sullivan ran have an effect on the abortion rale In one way. He comes out of a tradition of progressive medicine. He would head an agency dial Is acutely conscious of the troubles of teen-age pregnancy. From the bully pulpit and from the admlnstraior's office, he can expand both birth-control availability und birth-control choices. Th e President has placed himself squarely In die anti-abortion ram p. But the nomination of Dr. Sullivan Is an curly signal that there's some attempt lo balance Ideology and reality. It's unllkrlv dial bis crowd would be hostile to birth control. A n d dial is a modicum of good news for those who believe that birth control should Ik *a tool and not a target In the ullrm pt lo reduce the need lor abortion. LETTER S TO TH E EDITOR Letters lo die editor are welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letter* should Ik* on a single subject and as brief M posslblr. T b r Sanford Herald reserves the right lo rd lt. W A S H IN G TO N — O u r savings and loans are In trouble, we arc told, and It is up lo us to ball them out. The latest Idea Is lo charge a 25 or 30 cent Insurance or service fee for every $ 100 we have on deposit. Aside from the Initial reaction that wc must have m issed the a n n o u n c e m e n t that Jonathan Swift had been appointed chairman of the Federal Savings and fawn Insurance Corp.. the Idea has broad possibilities for so lvin g more than the S A L crisis. Now. It Is clear that President Bush won't permit a tax increase and that the federal g o ve rn m e n t cither has lo raise more money or go out of business. So here are sumc m odest p ro ­ posals to enhance federal revenues flint m a y puss Budget f That’s a privi­ D i r e c t o r R ic h a r d lege that D a r i n a n 's " d u c k test" — "If It quacks. ought to bo worth at least It's a tax." $10 per day First, It should be realized that Ate fed­ eral government lias been giving away a lot of goods and services lhai citizens could be paying for. income tax forms, for example. Charging people $1 for Form 1040 would raise $100 million rigid oil the bat and another buck service fee lo the IRS lo process each one would bring In almost as m uch. You can’t get a bargain like i li.it from H & R Block. Furthermore, millions of people use the Treasury like a bank, paying loo much In withholding and then withdrawing the extra payments as refunds. W h y shouldn't the government get 25 or 30 cents per 6100 on lax refunds? Speaking of which, then* are millions of people who not only are getting money every month from the government but have It delivered to their homes free. W hy can't Social Security require the old folks to send 12 stamped, self-addressed envelopes every year for mnlllng oul their benefits. Vets, farmers getting crop subsidies, welfare queens and retired presidents could be Included In 1hut little money -saver. Right now. anyone can write a id le r to the president for the same 25 tetris II costs to send a greeting card to A unt Matilda or return a sweepstakes entry. Wc probably could pay Mr. Bush's salary Just by requiring everyone who sends him a letter lo enclose 61 In currency or stamps as a reading fee. In that same line. It doesn't cost a penny to picket the While House? T h a i's u privilege flint ought to be worth at least $10 a day. We also could sell a $50 season puss for folks wtih really big causes. In addition, we've been Id lin g people hold marches on Washington fi ee. The govern­ ment ought to charge m llrafp. say 610 per p e rs o n for e v e ry b lo c k betw een the Washington Monument and the U.S. Capitol used by protest marches. If they march the other direction, from (he Monument Inward the Lincoln Memorial, wc rould add a $1 towel fee for demonstrators who wade In the Reflecting Pool. Some might say fli.it these suggestions would have n dulling effect on tltc free speech guaranteed In die Constitution. That would be a matter for the Rchnqutst Supreme Court to decide, but In flic meantime wc could charge people 50 cents or so. lo gel Into the National Archives to read the First Am end­ ment for themselves. Bush oul lawed raising taxes, hut said nothing about the other Inevitability, death. Sim ply Installing coln-operaled turnstiles al Arlington National Cemetery would pay for a lot of lawn mowing naw charged lo the Treasury. Anti-nuisance fees also should be consid­ ered. For 61001 I he Postal Service could promise nut lo deliver jun k n u ll for a full year. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. F'orlda — Thursday, February 2. 1969 — SA Schools-------- FINANCIAL Continued fro m Page 1A Stocks open higher United Preee International N E W YORK (L’PI) — Prices opened slightly higher Thursday In moderate trading of New York Slock Exchange Issues. Th e Dow Jones Industrial average, which fell 4.11 Wednesday, was up 3.58 to 2341.79 shortly after the market opened. Advances led declines 427-311 among the 1.237 Issues crossing the N YSE tape. Early tu rnove r am ounted to about 10,760,000 shares. Stock prices ended mixed In heavy trading Wednesday an the Impact of renewed buying activity was dampened by downward pressure caused by profit taking In the wake of the market's recent advance Analysts said profit taking weakened Muck prices as Investors conducted minor sell-offs In order to capitalize on steady gains won since mid-November. Th e y noted, however, that lower prices In recent sessions hnvt served as an entry point for Investors who have not yet taken part in the rally. And that trend was expected to continue as buying Interest, which has driven the market up to levels not seen since ihe Oct. 1 9 .1987 crash, remained strong. Dollar slightly lower Unltsd P rats International Th e dollar was slightly lower Thu rsd ay In light trading on ma j o r foreign c u r r e n c y markets ahead of the C roup of Seven Industrialized nations meeting In Washington. Gold was slightly higher. Traders In New York said the market was also awaiting th e r e l e a s e F r l d u y of Jan u ary's employment report. Market watchers said with uncertainties about the fi­ nance ministers' meeting, and v a r i o u s forecasts about Jan u ary's employment data, traders were backing nff from th rlr long positions In (he dollar. In Tokyo, the dollar closed lower against the Japanese yen at 129.75 yen. down 0.65 from 130.40 yen on Wcdncs day. Dealers said market players e n g a g e d In p o s i t i o n adjustment trading ahead of Friday's Croup of Seven meet­ ing and Ihe U.S. Jobless fig­ ures, In Europe, Ihe dollar began the day In Frnnklurt at I.M645 West German marks, down from 1.8675 marks on Wed­ nesday. T h e dollar opened In Zurich at 1.5885 Swiss francs, down from 1.5915 francs on Wed­ Local Interest nesday. In Paris, the dollar o p e n e d at 6 . 3 5 3 F r e n c h fra n cs, dow n from 6 .3 7 5 francs the day before. Th e dollur started the day In Brussels at 39.24 Belgian francs, d o wn from 3 9 .2 8 francs and opened In Italy at 1.365.75 Italian lire, down from 1.368.60 lire Wednesday. In L o n d o n , the B r itis h p o u n d began the d a y at $ 1. 7 495 compared with $ 1.7545 on Wednesday. In early New York trading, the dollar was slightly lower ugalnst key foreign currencies In narrow. Ihln trading. Gold And Silver N EW YO R K (UPII - Foreign and domestic gold A silver prices quoted lit dollars per troy ounce Thursday: Gold London Previous close 392.50 off 1.50 Morning fixing 392.70 up 0.20 Hong Kong 3 9330 up 2.55 New Y o rk Cotnex spot gold open 393.10 off 0.60 Comcx spot sflvcr open 5.825 off 0.01 (L o n d o n m o rn in g fix in g change is based on the pre­ vious day's clodng price.) These quotations provided by members of the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative In te r-d e a le r prices as o f m id-m o rning today. Interd e a le r m a rk e ts c h a n g e throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup or markdown. Bid Am erican Pioneer 3% Barnett Bank 34% First Union 21% FPAL 3m Fla. Progress 34% HCA 47% 18% Hughes Su pp ly 23 ft Morel sou’s 58% N C R C o rp . 41 Plcascy Scotty’s 12 Southeast Hank 24% 21 S u n Tru st Walt Disney 74% 56% WcstinghouHc 18ft Brunswick HBJ 10% Fla. National 16% 46% W inn-Dixie K irc rs o n ............ .32% A ik 4 31% 21% 31% 34% 47% 19 24% 58% 42% 1 2% 2 -;% 21% 74% 56% 10 1 0% 16% 47 32% Dow Jones D ow Jo n e s A verages p um p failure and the destruc­ tion of a shuttle. After a cross-country te le co n fe re n ce We d n e s d a y . N A S A managers decided to proceed with the replacement of ull three pumps at the launch pad. T h e replacement pumps are thought to lx* Im m une to the cracking phenomenon. N A S A must launch Discovery by around Man-h 18 to avoid delaying the next flight on the schedule, the April 28 llftofr of Atlantis to carry the $530 m il­ lion M agellan Ve n u s radar mapper Inlo orbit. Because of the positions of E a rth and Venus, Magellan must be fired toward Venus P A U L IN E l.L I N D S L E Y Pauline I. Ltndsley. 77. 520 Kcntla Road, Casselberry, died T u e s d a y at South Sem inole C o m m u n ity Hospital. Longwood. Born J u ly 10. 1911 In Chlckasha. Okla.. she moved th Casselberry from Guthrie, O k la ., In 1963. She was a homemaker and a member of Prairie Lake Baptist Church. S u rvivo rs Include husband. A r t h u r : sons. J o h n A l v i n W illia m s , D e n ve r. C la re n c e Duane Williams. Oklahoma City; stepson, Cecil Gene. Longwood; daughters. Anita Allison. Mary' Joyce Quc. both of Enid. Okla., Gall Irene Temple. Indian Wells. Calif.; brother. Alvin C . Baum. O k la h o m a C i t y , 13 g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; 13 g r e a t grandchildren. B u td w ln -F a trc h lld F u n e ra l between April 28 and May 23 or the high-priority probe will be grounded for two years. For thut r e a s o n , N A S A Is u n d e r enorm ous pressure to make sure nothing Interferes with the launch of Atlantis. Sources said If Discovery's launch processing fulls further behind schedule, and If manag­ ers detenu Inc II cannot be ready for flight by March 18 or shortly thereafter, consideration will Ire given to hauling ihe ship back lo Ihe Vehicle Assembly Build­ ing In order lo proceed w llh Ihe Magellan mission. Engineers at the Kennedy Space Center, meanwhile, are readying Discovery for the trip from the assembly building to launch pad 39B slurring at Home, Altamonte Springs. charge of arrangements. hope In v . s w ir r Hope V. Swift. 81. 428 B. Orange St.. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday at the Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Bom M arch 2 0 . 1907 In Patten. Maine, she moved to Altamonte Springs from Niagara Falls. N.Y.. In 1983. She was a retired admitting supervisor at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center and a Seminole C o m m u n ity Hospital volunteer. Survivors Include daughter. Patricia O'Connor. Altamonte Springs; two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. H u ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funer al Home. Altamonte Springs. In churgc of arrangements. C.fud HARRELL & BEVERLY i a * •» * ^ TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street Sanlord 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 29 tear* 5ame lor.at,on Family Onrwd The following Is the proposed plan for middle school rrzontng: #92 Jackson Heights M idair S'hool students would attend Tuskuwllla Middle. H u s would Include students living in S u n ­ rise, Am herst and Lafayette Woods subdivisions. • 124 Jackson Heights stu­ dents living In Ih r Oak Forest su b d ivis io n w o u ld m ove to Tuskuwllla Middle. # 2 2 9 T u s k . i w l l l u Mi d d l e School students would attend South Seminole Middle. T h is would Include students living In English Estates. D o m m e rlch Woods, and La k r of the Woods subdivisions. • 6-1 South Seminole students living In Prairie Lake would attend Mllwre Middle School. • 10 Mllwce Middle students would move lo Teague Middle. T h is would Include students living west ol the south end of Monigomcry Road, and would Include Spring Okiks Woods and Hcathrrton Village. • 150 Greenwood Lakes M id­ dle School students would go to MIlwcc Middle. These students live til Longwood between G e n ­ eral Hutchinson on the north and S.R. 434 an the south and (tout# 417 on ttw west and U.S. 17-92 on the east. • 78 Greenwood Hikes stu­ dents would attend Rock luikc Middle These students live tri Longwood. bordered on she north by Longwood Hills Road and on the south by S.R. 434 and the west by Range Line Road and to the oust by Houle 427. • 94 Greenwood Lakes stu­ dents living In the Highlands would move to Lakcvlcw. The following Is the proposed plan for high school rexonlng: • 175 Oviedo H igh School students would attend Lym an High. This Indudes the area west cf Mockingbird Road an'! also subdivision! off Lake Drive. Also, the area north of S.R. 434 und south of Haute 419 lo the point where the roads intersect. T h e third area afTcctcd Includes the Camelot development north to CasAelberry city lim ns and east Including Splcewood and i he area sou III to Center Drive, and north of Hike Drive to Bird Road. • 62 Lake M iry High School students would attend Lake Brantley High. Th is Includes Ihe area south of S.R. 434, the S p rin g Oaks and River Run communities. • 16 Oviedo High students will move to Lakr Howell High. T h is Includes the subdivisions of Sunrise, Amherst and Lafayette Forest. Th e south boundary Is Red Bug Lake Road and west boundary Is Tuskawlllu Road and north boundary 1-10 mile north of Red Bug La k r Road and cast b o u n d a r y to M l l r h r l l Ham m ock Road • 11 Seminole High School students would attend Lake Mary High. This Includes stu­ dents living In the Hike Monroe Terrace and Higgins Terrace developments. T h e follow ing arc c o n s id ­ erations for rczonlng. which did not receive unanimous approval by task force members: • 61 Lake Mary High student would attend Lym an High. Th e north boundary Is Longwood H ills Road from Range Line Road on west boundary and Route 427 on east boundary and S.R. 434 on the south boundary • 48 Lake M iry High School sludentw would attend Seminole H ig h . T h is Includes students living In the Evonsdale, Cardinal Oaks. Cardinal Oaks II. laikr Bingham Woods, Cardinal Oaks Estates. C o u n try Downs. Humpton Park and laike Mary Woods subdivisions. HOSPITAL NOTES 1 0 :0 0 s .m . 30 Indus 2338.57 up 0.36 20 Tra n s 1072.31 up 1.62 15 Ullls 189.84 up 0 3 0 65 Stock 889.70 up 0.66 Launch C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A Greenwood Lakes Middle In 1986. and La k r Mary High In 1981 prompted past action. " I t m a nets It a s o n u w h u t harder pill to swallow." Hughes said. "Students aren't going lo brand new schools, they're going lo different schools." This time overcrowding Is to blame. While some areas of the county arc experiencing only moderate growth, the cities of O viedo and Lake M ary are booming with new homes, and new s tu d e n ts far S e m in o le schools. Th e ream ing Is an effort to relieve overcrow ding and balance enrollments. Not all believe It Is necessary. Namely Jark so n Heights Middle School principal Bob Rainey and a stro n g fo llo w in g of t hut school's p are n ts. Seventeen classroom portables art- used to house students on the Oviedo campus, but Katney says It Is not a problem, and would ratjicr not see young people moved unless absolutely necesuiry. He d ie d letters fro m educators, a n d journal articles as proof that moving students ut this age could be hum iful In terms of a loss of self-esteem. Rainey asks that only Incom ing students lie moved. Fewer students would be affected this way. It also meuns the school Is less likely lo lose teachers ami programs that are determined by enrollment fig­ ures. Programs are also of concern to parents of Seminole H igh School students In particular, they want more gifted, voca­ tional and advance placement courses. Seminole parents say other schools have an abun­ dance of these courses, and they would like to sec their fair share. Som e even question if the school's 39 percent m inority ratio — fhc hlgliest In the district — is causing what they call Inequities. A representative from the NAACP addressed this m at­ ter, as did Velma Williams, a parent at that school. Board c h a irm a n Ann Nctswcndcr responded that the board could handle the problem through oilier funds and that was being studied. "It's a first step." parent Bill Royster, said. "W hether It will meet our needs remains to be seen. 12:01 a.m . K S T Friday, a m ove already n rn n ln g five days la ir because of a series of m in o r problems. If all goes well. Discovery's crew — commander Michael Coats, co -pllo t Jo h n B la h a . Jam es Baglun. Robert Springer and Ja m e s Buchll — will 11y lo the spaceport next Tuesday for a t r u d It Io n u 1 p r a c t i c e countdown Thursday that will set the stugi fur blastoff of the third post-Chullcnger shuttle night. T h e pum ps will be replaced at the la u n c h pad and w h ile engineers have never tried such shuttle surgery wllh Ihe orhlter In a vertical position. they have been rehearsing the com plex procedure for several days. FUNERALS COLEV. CLARENCE Funeral w t y ln t *or Cltrtnc* Cotoy. M ol U0S W tut, S I, U n h id , nho dtod Tum dJy. Jan 11, Milt b* hald Saturday *1 II • m *1 SunrlM F un*r*t Horn* Ch»p*i with ih* Brother Jerry Turn#! officiating Viewing will be If Dm < f p m fir dry Burial will be In lb* Durden Cemetery, Sanford WILLIAMS. W ILB E R TJR . Funeral tervket lor Wilber! Williams J r . II. of XXU Sipes A »e . Sanford. who died Sunday M ill be be Id 1 p m Saturday at ttw Freenill Holiness Qiruch, Sanford. with t Idee ittieSiab Rots ettic toting Viewing wfll be from 4 • p m at Sum Ha Funaral Moma, Sanford Burial will be In Burdin Cemetery. Sanford Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford, in charg* of arrangamanti Teacher------Continued fro m Page 1A McGoldrtck guilty of lewd and lascivious acts upon a child, to find him guilty of a lesser offense of battery, or Innocent. He explained that buttery In ­ volved Ihe touching of the child against her will. In his c lo s in g a rg u m e n t. Assistant State Attorney Je fl Dcen contested M cGoldrlck's testimony that tf he did touch the girls Improperly It was tnadvertant mid a mistake. "T h e children who testified didn't think It was u mistake nr Inadvertant," Dean said. " T h e y knew thut he knew what he was doing.” Dean told the Jury to consider"whut kind of effort It takes for a man who Is 5 feet 11 inches tall to stoop down and touch the crotch of a 3-foot-hlgh girl who Is bent over a water fountain." One of the girls testified this hap­ pened to her five or six times. S n l t z g a v e r a rg u e d that McGoldrlck's touching of the girls was In l i e category of "Innocent cncouragmcnt." He said, " I d o n 't sec the line between Innocent encourage­ ment und molestation as clearly as Mr. Dcen does." Dcen contested thut remark, telling the ju ry " I t ’s too bad this has to get mixed up with a hug on a shoulder for a reward. Th e kids didn't do that — McGoldrtck and his attorney d id ." Deen told the Jury. " T h is Is desparatc paranoia lo get you lo Identify with that touching. You can't I d e n t i f y w i t h t he t y p e of touching he did. It's Just not the same." McGoldrtck was a teacher at Goldboro Elem entary School, where Ihe acts were charged to have taken place. He wus sus­ pended without pay after his arrest. Eight girls testified Monday and Tuesday that he touched them In Improper places last spring. WHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE, *ISU GIVESYOU MORE FORLESS. M H /K A R N S IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y 413 W. First SL Ph. 322 5762 William H. "Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. President m c . Ssnford OISCHANOES Sanford Carl I F Rueliner Print* Damon Doe I* Hagood E Urban Meuerl CharlovR Schoonover Daronta A Smith Nicole T utter Eleuterle. Deltona Marla D Garcia. Deltona Jam** C Kant In*. Dalton* Lyda Jacob*, Deltona Michael W*yn* Mervhell. Deltona Ida Paiurrdn. Deltona Lout* Poult. Deltona Data Dorman. Deltona Lucille E Net*. Let* Mary Collier D Vaughn. Lot*Mary Mary H Wllion. 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FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP.. •pare cur c a rs •« i z p rcut n c r f t v •CDaUaXBIJrRFODUBDIW! •STOP FOBEOjOBLF* «M0 LAN SWTS m i ucnjRESNOON. sAnjRtvtrs ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW email u m v cu 3 3 9 -2 0 2 2 Serve 101 377 Wetland Am AJtamonto Spring* Winter Ihitk Center f'nr Men's Medicine PHILLIPS " 6 6 " IS STILL IN SEMINOLE COUNTY CALL 1 -8 0 0 -4 3 3 -3 5 2 0 GASOLINES • BULK LUBRICANTS • DIESEL FUEL • HOME HEATING FUEL • Superr i 1-800-433-3520 PHILLIPS “ 66” || �H s i^ . •A — Sanford HtrjMd. Sanford, Florida — Thursday, Ftbruiry 2, licC Arctic express rolls through U.S. N ATIO N AL BRIEFS Unltsd Prsss International BOBWl __________ DEA agents arrested on drug charges LO S A N G E L E S — Three former narcotics agents nlready charged with money-laundering were Indicted Wednesday on charges of selling cocaine and heroin while they worked for the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. A superseding Indictment against Darnell Garcia. Wayne Countrym an and John Jackson accuses all three of couapliacy to distribute “ hundreds of kilograms" of heroin and cocaine In Los Angeles. New York. Detroit and Chicago and possessing the drugs for sale since 1984. Jackson and Gurcla also were accused of stealing 2.2 pounds of heroin on Oct. 5. 1984, that they had checked Into the D E A ’s evidence vault for “ safekeeping" three days earlier. Jackson Is charged with stealing another three pounds or the drug from D E A custody on Ja n . 30. 1985. Th e Indictment said he seized 15 pounds ol heroin from two Th a i drug traffickers while on duty that day. but gave only 12 pounds of It to the D EA . Th e supercoid arctic air that forced hearty Alaskans into hibernation barreled through the heart of the nation Thursday, leaving snow. Ice and misery In Its wake. Snow carved u frosty swath early Thursday from the upper Mississippi Valley, the northern Plains, the northern Rockies and W y o m i n g to t h e P a c i f i c Northwest, the National Weather Service said. Below zero temperatures and winds up to 40 m ph produced Committee set to vote on Tower nomination Plane crash Investigation ham pered Unltsd Prsss International A H ILE N E . Texas — A military Investigation Into the the fiery crash of an Air Force tanker that killed all 19 people aboard will be humperrd by the lark or n llight data recorder on the craft, a spokesman said. “ It usually takes 30 to 60 days to determine the cause, and It will be released when the Investigation Is completed." Airm an Lois Morrell, a spokeswoman for Dyes* A ir Force Base, said of the probe of Tuesday's crash of the KC-35 tanker. Th e report will be Issued through the Air Force Inspection and Safety Center at Norton A ir Force Base In California, she said. wind chills over Montana and the Dakotas from SO below to 90 below zero Thu rsd ay morning, forecasters said. Missoula. M ontrecorded one of the coldest wind chill readings of the day when It registered 78 degrees below zero. Th e lower 48 began to feel the b ru n t of the cold air mass Wednesday, when the mercury plunged and snow accumulated along northern states. " T h is Is the worst of the w inter but wc knew It was coming down from Alaska so wc are ready." said Virginia Hull In W A S H IN G T O N - After four d a y s of s o m e t i m e s h i g h l y Earthquake rattles ocean floor LO S A N G E L E S — A minor earthquake on the ocean floor off Malibu rattled coastal areas Wednesday night, but caused no rejxm rd damage or Injuries, officials said. Th e quake, measuring 3.8 on the Richter scale, struck at H :5I p m. and was centered In the ocean 5 miles southwest of the Point Dilute peninsula, said Robert Firm at the Caltech Seismology Laboratory In Pasadena. A 5.0 quake hit the .-.mie area on Jan. 18. hut was erntr: tl 15 miles further cast. People reported feeling the quake from Manhattan Beach north tu the San Fernando Valley. personal hearings, the Senate Armed Services Committee was prepared Thursday to vote on former Texas Sen. Jo hn Tower's nomination ns defense secretary. Com m ittee C h a irm a n Sam Nunn. D-Gn.. said that barring last-m inute com plications he expected to summon the panel for a vote on (he nominee, perhaps the most controversial one proposed by President Bush. Th e full Senate Is not expected to vote on Tow er's confirmation until next week. The four days of hearings saw Tower. 63. grilled closely on his work as a defense consultant after he left the Senate four years ago. allegations that he was a womanizer and heavy drinker, and a public declaration by Tow er that he hao no alcohol problem. " I feel like I'm glad It's the end of the hearings." To w e r said after his final appearance before the panel. From United Press International reports m any Alaskans out of virtual hibernation Out he Doubles were only beginning for many points south. Snow and high winds pro­ mpted forecasters to Issue a winter weather advisory Thursday for the entire state of M o n ta n a. T h e tem peratures overnight were dipping under 30 degrees M o w zero. W illia m s. M in n . " It was 31 below this m orning and we s ir expecting wind chills of 50 to GO below. But we arc warm and wc have plenty of wood for the fire and a freezer full of food." Alaska's vicious cold eased 20to 30-degrees Wednesday, but the phenomenally high air pre* ssurc forced federal officials lo ground all air traffic requiring Inst rumen* approaches. Th e GO- to BO-below-zcro tem­ peratures experienced the day before eased Into the tnlnus-40s and mtnus-SOs Wednesday, a w a rm in g trend that brought Strong winds were causing blowing snow conditions over the Dakotas and much of Min nrsota Thursday, reducing vis-' Ihill lies to less Bum a mile overj much of the area. House member charged w ith abusing a m inor was a Colum bus woman who wore a hidden microphone when she confronted Lukens In a Columbus fust-food res­ taurant about his alleged af­ fair with her daughter begin­ ning when the girl was 13. Th e girl Is now 17. Unltsd Prsss Intsm stlonsl C O L U M B U S . Ohio Franklin County officials are Investigating charges that Rrp. Donald Lukens. R Ohio, had sexual relations with a 13-year-old girl, officials said Wednesday. "Police have been Involved In an Investigation concerning Mr. Lukens and a m inor for a couple of m onths." Franklin C o un ty Prosecutor Michael Miller said. Miller said he expected to h a v e " s o m e sor t of a n ­ nouncement within a week." He declined to elabnratr, but the Investigation Is believed to cover a period beginning In 1985 — when Lukens. 57, was a stale senator — and continuing to last year. Columbus television station W B N S broke the story Tue s­ day. saying the complainant She told the station Lukens admitted spending time with her daughter and with other girls and that he offered the woman u government Job as a bribe. O n Wednesday u second Colum bus T V station, W S Y X . Identified the complainant aa Anna Coffman and played the tape made while she was confronting Lukens. "H e has destroyed a fami­ ly ." the woman told W SYX . "and not only this family (bull G od k no w s how m a n y others." ABC N ew s may draw con tem p t charge from judge in North trial Unltsd Prsss Intornatlonsl I i W A S H IN G TO N - Th e federal Judge overseeing the Iran-Contra case said Wednesday he was considering a contempt action against ABC News for a report about the start of Oliver North's trial using his Immunized testi­ mony. As the second day of the trial and the painstakingly slow pro­ f e s s of selecting a Jury recessed for the day. IG people had been selecWd for the final Jury pool, a gtoup of about 50 people from which the ultimate panel of 12 Jurors and six alternates will be selected. That process was complicated by U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell reaction tu A B C ’s Tue s­ day evening news broadcast currying a portion of North's 1987 testimony to Congress about tlie foreign policy affair. AB C reporter T im O ’Brien said In his report that an>onc seeing that testimony would be excused os a Juror. Gesell said O 'B rie n "to o k pains to advise the public that If they looked ut this report with North's testlmonyl. they'd be excused from Jury service." "I havr not decided whether or not this Is the appropriate basis for a contempt action." the Judge said strm ly, and he told pro­ secution and defense lawyers lo question potential Jurors In­ tensely about their recall of North's appearance before Congrrss. However, by the end of the day. Gesell had said nothing furthci about contempt action. Th e Judge Is dismissing as n Juror anyone who acknowledges re a d in g a b o ut, w a tc h in g or listening to North's testimony to Congress nbout the 1985-86 U.S. arm s sales to Iran and the d i v er si on of pr ofi t s to the Nicaraguan rebels. Roone Arlcdgc. president of A B C News, defended the report as fulrnnd a m irnte " T h e p ublic's right to be Informed need not conflict with the fair administration of Justice. Last night's World News seg­ m ent Inform ed o u r view ers about events already having taken place In public arenas Th e y cannot now be erased," he said In a written statement. North. 45, faces 12 felony cha rges. In c lu d in g ly in g to Congress, destroying documents and accepting an Illegal gratuity. If convicted on ull charges, the former White House aide and retired Marine lieutenant colonel faces 60 years In prison and S3 million In fines. Th e defense asked Gesell late Tuesday that he sequester the Jury once It Is empaneled to shield Its members from further publicity. A sequestered Jury would be kept together, probably at a hotel, away from television, radio and newspapers, for the entire trial — expected lo last as long as five months. One older man deemed quali­ fied for the Jury pool served with the A rm y In Vietnam during the 1968 Tet offensive. He said he did not sec any of the congres­ sional hearings In 1987 because "1 had too much trouble with m y ___ M car. A young woman also added to the Jury pool Wednesday said she could not recognize North, seated In the courtroom with his lawyers, " I don’t know what he looks like at all." she said, and chief prosecutor John Kekrr replied. "Y o u may get a chance to." When North appeared In J u ly 1987 before the two congressio­ nal committees that Investigated' the Iran-Contra scandal, he was granted limited Immunity. SANFORD HERALD ADVERTISING WORKSII The hom e delivery price of the S anford H erald w ill go up to *1.50 per w eek on S un day, February 12. Between now and Friday, February 10, readers may subscribe at current rates. But, you must act fast. 1 m o n th 3 m o n th s 6 m o n th s 12 m o n th s L R Handing NtUU* TrtwkK. Carol Krai. thktoy Sanatanlo. Janka Mann, Tharaaa Rohrar. HaatSar Zajilng L-R Knaallng Tam m, Tarran. Karin Jim Roarta II. 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FL 32772-1657 i ! S B �5d(ilo>J MoidU. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. February 2, 1SM9 — 7A WORLD B f iiE F S Botha quits ruling party post South African leader slowed by stroke, will retain presidency Guerillas am bushed, three dead United Press International H A S B A Y A , Lebanon — Th e Israeli-backed South Lebanon A rm y ambushed guerrillas attempting to sneak Into Israel early Thursday, killing three gunmen, an S L A spokesman said. Th e guerrilla* were spotted before dawn trying to Infiltrate Israeli territory near the Lebanese village of Srublne. 6 miles north oflsrael's borders, the spokesman said. ‘•Our troops engaged the guerrillas In a 30-m lnute clash with automatic weapons and rockets. At sunrise, when our troops and Israeli soldiers combed the region, three dead guerrillas were found where the fighting occurred in the darkness.*' the spokesman said. Automatic rifles and ammunition were found near the bodies, said the spokesman In a statement broadcast on the S L A -ru n Voice of the South radio station. Other guerrillas fled to territory under Syrian m ilitary ami Moslem militia control to the north, the spokesman said. Th e S L A spokesman said the army suspected the guerrillas were Palestinians. Out a spokesman of the Lebanese Shiite Amal militia said his group was responsible for the attack. J O H A N N E S B U R G . South Africa — President Pieter W. Bctha. recovering from a stroke, resigned as head ol the ruling white National Party Thursday but will remain head of state, a party spokesman said. In a letter delivered to a National Party caucus meeting at the Cape To w n parliament. Boihn asked party managers to s e p a r a t e t he t r a d i t i o n a l l y overlapping posts of party and E u r o p e re a d y to fire first s h o ts in m e a t w a r M anila, IM F reach credit agreem ent United P r t i i International M AN ILA. Philippines — Th e Philippines and the Interna­ tional Monetary Fund announced Thursday they have agreed In principle on a >1.3 billion standby credit that Is expected to spur economic development and open new financing for the debt-st rapped country. Th e announcement was made after negotiators from both sides met for 40 minutes with President Corazon Aquino, who was reported doing well after a spell of dizziness Wednesday from an car Infection. "T h e president was informed the talks were progressing satisfactorily and have covered the m ain policy Issues Involved." a Joint statement said. " A timetable for completion of all policy and program details has also been generally agreed upon " Aquino expressed satisfaction with the progress made after three days of ta'ks between Philippine Finance Secretary Vicente Jaym e and Central Bank Cov. Jose Fernandez and the IM F team headed by Aslan department director Prnbhnbar Nnrvekar, Jan. 18. u duy after he suffered what officials und doctors de­ scribed os a m ild stroke. government leader, spokesman I Joel Botmnsald. Botha has been party leader for 10 years. National Parly lawmakers who lom i the caucus elected National Education Minister Frcdcrtk de Klerk as new party leader. Dc Klerk Is wldrly deemed the most lik e ly candidate to succeed Botha as president. Botha designated C o n s titu ­ tional Affairs M inister C h ris Heunls — tits most senior Cabi­ net lieutenant — as siund-ln on Asked If Botha's resignation from the party leadership would affect the p r e s i d e n c y , spokesman Botina said: "Quite the opposite." The stroke, a week after Botha celebrated his 73rd birthday, weakened muscles in his left arm and leg but left no other lasting effects, doctors said. But news of the stroke triggered speculation that Botha may step down allrr 10 years as Irader of the white m inority government. t t >ICC it Ir H O W -T O -W A LLP A P ER D EM O N S TR A TIO N Hundreds ol wallpaper lo lake home at terrific prices! • Thousands ol special order designer wallpaper • Decorators and builders welcome B R USSELS. Belgium - The so-called "meat w ar" between the European C om m unity and the United States began Wed­ nesday wilh the Implementation of the Com m unity ban on Im ­ ports of hormone-bred meat and U . S. retaliatory measures agai nst some I mpor t s from Europe. Come lo our classes SATURDAY, FEB. 4, 1989, 1:30 PM GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE " T h r Com m unity had asked the Am erican government to postpone the Implementation of Its retaliation m e a sure s." a C o m m u n ity spokesman said. Riots rock Jam aica after supporter killed K IN G S TO N . Jam aica — Hundreds of police fired warning shots and lobbed tear gas canisters Wednesday to quell rioters who torched several houses apparently to avenge the killing of u supporter of the ruling Jamaica Labor Party, officials said. Several homes In Spanish Tow n. 11 miles west of Kingston, were burned to the ground by the rioters, apparently supporters of the JL P . In retaliation for the shooting death of a party supporter Tuesday night, police said. At least eight people have died and hundreds others have been wounded In campaign violence since Prime Minister Edward Scagu announced In m id-January that the Island's first contested general election since 1980 would be Feb. 9. Several businesses and nt least two schools and the district court In Spanish To w n closed early Wednesday because of the violence, police said. NOW TH R O U G H SU N D A Y FEB. 5 Filipino vice president to visit M arcos M AN ILA. Philippines — Vice President Salvador Laurel left Thursday for Honolulu to meet with Ferdinand Marcos at the request of his wife, tmrldu. who said the exiled ruler was dying and wanted to talk to him. Laurel said In a statement hr had advised President Corazon Aquino about his departure. Imelda Marcos said her husband "has been advised by his doctors that he hasn't much time left to live and since he cannot communicate with Cory, he is asking me to help cum munlcalc with Cory und the Filipino people," Laurel said. Cory Is Aquino's nickname. Aquino's spokesman. Teodoro Uenlgno. said Laurel talked to Executive Secretary Catallno Macaralg and asked for Instruc­ tions from Aquino. Bcnlgno said Macaralg told him "there was no Instruction to give him and that he was entirely on his ow n ." Bcnlgno said Aquino recalled that Laurel had Issued a statement declaring himself the leader of the apposition. r R E G IS T E R E V E R Y W E E K ? FOR C O LD C A S H T O B E S , G IV E N A W A Y O N C E A g ! W EEK FOR TH E N E X T 5 E S W E E K S . Y O U C O U L D J* W IN A S M U C H A S J j \ $ r o o .o o ^ yp E P S i German firm sent India nuclear m aterial BONN. West Germ nny — In another possible embarassment for the Bonn government, a West German company has acknowledged It transferred to India material obtained from the United States that Is used to boost the power of nuclear weapons. Degussa Co. of Frankfurt made the admission In a statement Wednesday and said the transfer of the sensitive material to a third country’ niay have required U.S. authorization. T h e revelation came after the West German news magazine Spiegel reported the transaction in on article about the country's controversial m ilitary exports. It Is the latest In a string of recent reports of West German Involvement in the supply of nuclear and chemical technology to Libya and other countries. Th e Degussa statement said the West Germ an government authorized the chemical and metals firm to export 200 pounds of the bcrylllam obtained from the United States to India’s Atomic Energy Authority In 1985. HOURS CANS S IN G L E S ^ kWHOLE O R S L I C E i Shevardnadze opens talks with C hinese B E IJIN G — Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze described stepped-up talks with China as "significant" as he began talks Thursday preparing for the first sum m it between the two communist giants in three decades. "T h e very fact that we are holding these meetings for the fifth time Is already significant." Shevardnadze told Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qlchen as the two sat dowrn In the Great Hail of the People. 6 PAK 12 OZ CANS Th e two ministers held private talks for more than 20 minutes before Joining their delegations for the first of two scheduled meetings G O O D T H R O U G H FE B . 5, 1909"^ Th e three-day olficia! visit by Shevardnadze, the first Soviet foreign minister to visit China since the 1950s. Is expected to produce agreement for Deng lo meet with Gorbachev In Beijing to normalize relations between the two communist powers. Th e summit would be the first since Nikita Khrushchev met Mao Tsc-tung in Hejtng In 1959 before relations between the two former allies collapsed over political and territorial disputes and tne rival neighbors fought a irorder dash In 1969. During his visit, which Includes a trip to Shanghai for a meeting with Deng. Shevardnadze will discus* a political settlement In Cambodia with Chinese leaders He also Is expected to meet w ith Chinese Premier LI Peng and Communist Party chief Zhao Zlyang. According to Informed East Bloc diplomats. Shevardnadze will show new flexibility on Cambodia, which has been occupied by Vietnam since 1978 and is now the chief remaining dispute between Moscow and Beijing. From Unllad Prats International reports l GASOLINE PURCHASE | c n « (o u p o n p e f p u rc h a if p»#4%c G O O D O N LY A T 4730 W. HW Y. 46, S A N F O R D L . . . | ■ ............................................. ....... Speedway: ___________________________________ Free candy and balloons for the kids... pull in to the all new Speedway at 4730 W . H IG H W A Y 46 A T 1-4, S A N F O R D �8A — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, February 2, 1060 Bush streamlines policy apparatus United Preas International NEW YORK Th e White House national security adviser will b* squarely at the cctiici of U.S. foreign policy-making u n ­ der a political reorganization approved by President Rush. Th e New York Tim es reported Thursday. T in nation a] security advLcr. Rrent Scowcroft. and his deputy, Robert Oates, w ill stive as chairmen of the government's two key panels Involving na­ tional security officials — In­ cluding Secretary of Slate James Maker III and the designated defense secretary. John Tower, the report said. O fficials In (he Hush a d ­ mi n i s t r a t i o n d e s c rib e d the overhaul as a streamlining of the burgeoning national security staff apparatus. Since the 1040s. the National Security Council stall has mushroomed In size and co m p le x ity, steadily In ­ creasing Its Influence and often cumpeUng * itn *.ite State De­ partment for the president's car. Th e Tim es said the changes likely would enhance the role of the National Security Council slnfT but edmlnlsinttfon officials said Ihe change should not he Interpreted as coming at the expense of Hakcr or Ihe Slate Department. Hakcr, one of the president's closest friends and advisers, has virtually unimpeded access to the Ova! OfTlcc. Aides have said Hakcr Intends to focus his attention on several key areas, particularly East-West relations and the Middle East, and possibly Latin America, and Is content to leave other mailers lo the security council. The proposuls. put forward by Scowcroft and Oates and en­ dorsed by the president, simply eliminate manv of Ihe 80 or 90 senioi-level interagency groups set up under President Reagan to deal with specific national security Issues. One ofTlclul said a new group of senior-level government of­ ficials will be created and will meet on a dally basis with Gales, u career Intelligence officer and former deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Th e new group will hr central to all national se curity de­ cision-making. aiming lo give "coherence and compatibility lo the process.' Ihe official said. Th e change addresses u gap said to exist between Ihe highest foreign policy meetings — the cabinet and lop policy aides — and mid-level experts. S alvadoran rebels vow to halt a tta c k s on A m e ric a n s U nltsd Press international Georgo Bush Canadians stand behind missile test agreement United Press International O T T A W A — Peace groups condemned a Canadian govern­ ment decision to allow U.S. testing of a new generation of "stealth" cruise missiles over Ihe arctic, saying the move violates a superpow er arm s agreement. H u l Defense M in iste r H ill Mi Knight said Wednesday that the testing was vital lo Ihe defense of Ihe West. " T h is testing Is an Important Cunndlan contribution lo Ihe effectiveness of N A T O 's strategic deterrent." said McKnlght. who was appointed lo the defense post Monday. He said Canada made the decision after a request from the United States, which has been t est i ng a ir-la u n c h e d c ru ise missiles over Ihe arctic since March 1984. A spokesman for Ihe External Affairs Ministry said he was uncertain w hether the tests would begin this year. T h e Untied Stater Is allowed up to six lesls each year, but so far has completed only one In 1989. Peace groups said agreement to test the "stealth” missiles violates last year's U.S.-Soviet a gr eement to e lim in a te all g ro u n d -b a s e d I nt er medi at erange nuclear missiles In Europe and noted It followed a recent decision by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev lo withdraw 50.000 men and six tank divisions from East Germ any. Czechoslovakia and Hungary. " T h i s wa s a steal th a n ­ nouncement. rom lng out of the blue. The decision was made without any soil of public con­ sultation." said RobCotllnghain. a spokesman for O p e ratio n Dismantle. Ihe country's leading peace group representing several thousand Canadians. Cottlngham said the advanced cruise missile was not being developed us a deterrent, but as u first-strike weapon for fighting World W ar III. "Canada has missed u real opportunity to exert Its Influence In winding down the arms race." Cottlngham said, adding his group w ould decide by Thursday whether lo demonstrateMcKnlght said the Warsaw Pact already has a significant and Im proving cruise missile capability. S A N S A L V A D O R . El Salvador — Salvadoran leftist rebels have held out an olive branch lo President Hush, m a k in g an unprecedented pledge lo suspend attacks on Americans and U.S. Installa­ tions. Hul a statement Wednesday from Ihe Farabundo Marti National Liberation From , or FM LN . warned that the guer­ rillas would continue lo attack U.S. "m ilitary advisers found on Salvadoran arm y bases, or personnel who travel with Salvadoran unity nlr or land transports.” Analysts Interpreted Ihe pledge as a goodwill gesture toward President Hush and as a means of generating support In the United States for the rebels' recent proposal lo postpone national elections scheduled for March so they could lake part at a later date. "O u r plan has had different reactions In American soci­ e ty." the FM LN statement, which was sent to a local radio station, said. "W e hope for a change In U.S. policy toward our country with the arrival of the new administra­ tion.” There was no Immediate reaction lo the offer from ihe U.S. Embassy In San Salvador or from Ihe State Department In Washington. Th e rebels pledged to "sus­ Experts go to Antarctica amid report of fuel spill U nltsd Prsss Intarnatlonal H U EN O S A IR ES . Argentina A team of experts from the Untied States was on Its way to Antarctica I hursday where mu nhund'inrd Argentine ship ran uground last weekend nnd sank, rrportrdly with a load of diesel furl that could pollute the conii­ ne ill's waters. T h e U .S . Nutlonal Science Foundation, which has a re­ search base about 2 miles from iIn- Mil-, -.ml ih r H.ihi.i Paralso had only capsized nnd Ihe diesel fuel spill was spreading, killing some key marine life nnd coaling leathers of some Antarctic sea birds. Th e NSF said a U.S. A ir Force C-5H transport plane left Wed­ nesday morning from Norfolk Naval Air Station In Virginia currying 15 experts and 52 tons of equipment lo ro n la ln Ihe spill. T h e learn nnd equipment were 10 arrive in Chile Thursday, then travel by ship in the spill site 600 miles from the Up of South America. T e a m me m b e r s Included experts from Ihe federal NSF. the U.S. Navy, Ihe Coast Guard. Ihe National Oceanographic and Atm osp he ric A d m in istra tio n , and private contractors. T h r equipment shipped as part of the more than $250,000 mission Included a 36-foot bout for s k i m m i n g f l o a t i n g fu e l, a tugboat and Inflatable tmoms. T h e e n v i r o n me n t a l group Greenpeace, meanwhile, said the shipwreck highlighted ihe need In forhld Antarctic m ining and 011 drilling that could lead lo similar problems, and reiterated Its call In make ihe continent n world (Kirk. "W e cannot afford lo risk Ihe Iasi pristine Irnnller on Earth Just to squeeze out dwindling fossil fuels." Sue Sabella of Grccnpcncr said In Washington, calling for nations lo reject the pr oposed An t a r c t i c T r e a t y ullowlng such development. Th e 39 treaty nations. Includ­ ing Ihe United Stales, could ratify the treaty this year. Ar g e n t i n e n a v y personnel tried to save the Hahla Paralso. or Paradise liav. by Irving lo repair a gash In Its hull, hul weather conditions worsened and the ship sank at 10 p.m. Tuesday, a navy spokesman said. Th e vessel operated by the National A n ta rc tic Hoard of Argentina and run by navy personnel went uground Satur­ day 2 miles from the U.S. Palmer Station. Som e 3 5 0 people aboard, among them about 130 U.S. and E u r o p e a n t ou r i s t s , were evacuated by Monday and taken to Huenos Aires, where they were reported In good health. Officials of Ihe NSF. which munngrs the Palmer Station, said the ship capsized Tuesday night and was 80 percent under water. T h e y said It carried 250,000 gallons of diesel fuel In drums. Jack Renlrte, N SF spokesman In Washington, said when the ship rolled over on lls side. II threw "several hundred drums of oil" Into the water along with "several hundred tanks of com­ pressed gas." Renlrle said there were no figures on how much o.l had spilled, but said. "O u r people down there are scientists and they are saying there's a lot of oil around the ship and It appears lo lie still flowing from Ihe ship." The N SF stullon. home lo 26 scientists und staff. Is a biologi­ cal research facility. Hul A r gr n I In c navy spokesman asserted the claim about the diesel load was "nonsense." " T h e Huhlu Paralso didn't carry any more fuel than whal was needed for lls engines." he said. "Il Is not a gasoline lunker. nor a cargo ship lo carry that amount of fuel. Il Is n ship for tourism.” T h e N S F sai d I he H ahla Paralso was a "supply ship" taking the fuel lo an Argentine stullon near the lip of the peninsula. Illologlsts at Ihe Palmer sta­ tion said leaking oil was killing shrlmpllke krill and had coated the feathers of a few birds such as penguins, gulls and giant petrels. NOW OPEN!! & £ * «r <1 c £ FRIDAY & SATURDAY TILL 3 A.M. ALL YOU CARE TO EAT BR EA K FA ST BAR OR SALAD, SOUP, FRUIT BAR SHONEYS. Americas Dinner Table p * SANFORD <1 A IR P O n T B L V D . & 17-92 * pend attacks against personnel nnd n..Sltary. civil­ ian and diplomatic Installa­ tions of Ihe United States within our country." It was the first such offer by the leftist rebels, who have been fighting the U.S.-backrd Salvadoran government for nearly nine years In a civil w a r I h u t h a s k i l l e d an esti mated 7 0 .0 0 0 people, most of them civilians. There are no permanent U.S. military Installations In El Salvador, but Washington says there are 56 American military advisers in addition lo diplomats, economists and agricultural experts. The rebel offer came hours after Ihe ultra-conservative National Republican Alliance said II will seek temporary amnesty for five FM LN rebels so they' can explain their proposal lo postpone Ihe elec­ tions. MaJ. Roberto d'Aubulsson. the founder und leading force behind the alliance known by Its Spanish Initials A R EN A , said on a nationally televised broadcast Tuesday night thal his party will Introduce n hill In Ihe National Assembly on Thursday calling for a 72hour amnesty for the five gucrrillus. 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I February 2, 1989 THURSDAY Sanford Herald INSIDE: ■ P e o p le . P ag e 48 ■ Com ics, P a ae 5B ■ C lassified , Page 6B S p o r t s IN BRIEF Then there were two B A S K ETB A LL Lady Ram s elim inate Lyman w ith shutout C eltics teach H ornets a lesson Despite their losing record nml the absence of l-ir r y Bird, the Boston C clllm can still «»v r a lemon In power basketball. Boston ended n five-game losing streak on the road wi t h a 107- 94 vic to ry W e d ­ nesday night over the smaller Charlotte H o r n e t s . Seven- f oot Robert Parish scored 24 points and grabbed a s e a s o n - h i g h 24 r e ­ bounds and 6-10 Kevin Mcllale added 2 1 points. B o sto n . 21- 22. look advant uge til the expansion Hornets for a 61-47 rebounding advantage and repeatedly worked the ball Inside to Parish and Mcllale. Elsewhere In the N BA. Philadelphia edged Washington 114-110 In overtime. Atlanta edged Utah 94-93. Phoenix defeated the L A 1-akcrs 114-97 and Portland triumphed 108-107 over the L A Clippers. BASEBALL Boggs says he w as ‘diseased* B O S TO N — American League lialtlng cham ­ pion Wade Boggs, embroiled In u $12 million p a llm o n y suit wi th a former lover, said Wednesday a recent T V show about oversexed l>eoplc made him realize he suffered from the same •’disease” for four years. But Boggs Insisted In an a|>ologetlc broadcast Interview that lie was cured and has made peace with myself, made peace with m y family and gone on with m y life.” lie promised Boston funs he would "do everything In my power” to bring the Red Sox another pennant. "1 was watching Gcrulclo Klvrra n couple of weeks ago and there was n show on nbout oversexed people and things like this Gcraldo had a psychologist on there ... and they were calling It u disease." Boggs said, spenklng from Plant. Fla. COLLEGE HOOPS M em phis State knocks o il FSU TALLA H ASSEE Eliot Perry scored 30 points and Rodney Douglas scored 17 without missing a shot to spark Memphis Stale In a 99-82 upset of 9th ranked Florida Slate In Metro Conference play. T h e loss was Just the fifth In 39 home games for Florida State over the last three years and was the first at home for the Scmlnoles since South Carolina won ut the Civic Center 80-72 on Jn n . 25, 1988. In other guinea Involving ranked teams. No. 1 Oklahoma downed Knnsas Stale 90-82. ( lemson stunnrd No. 3 North Carolina 85‘82. No. 5 Georgetown lick! off No. 8 Seton Hall 74-60. No. 6 Missouri walloped Kansas 91-66. No. 7 Louisville outscored Virginia Terli 108-95. Memphis Slate upset No. 9 Florida State 99 82. Virginia bombed No. 12 North Carolina State 91- 71. No. 14 Syracuse crushed Vlllanova 90-57. No. 15 Ohio Stale was upsct76-73 by Minnesota and No 20 Louisiana State pounded Mississippi 105-75. HO CKEY C apitals try to turn fate around T h e Washington Capitals' tradition of pa­ tience has appeared noble at times and pitiful at others as the franchise trademarks have lieen selfless defense and playoff collapses Th e Capitals lost a hit of cool and won a big game Wednesday night — c o u ld c ha n g e be coming from the team m any In N H L circles thought would play well and lose heartbreakers forever? Mike Ridley scored at I 51 «»l overtime to salvage Washington’s 4-3 victory over the New York Hanger* ultrr the Capital* untyplrally blew a two-goal lead In the third jicriod "In previous years, we played more veterans, who knew how to shut It down. Capitals Coach Bryan Murray said. 'Now. we seem to make one mistake and It opens It up From stall and who reports___________ ______ BA SK ETB A LL □ 7 p n l. _ ESPN. College. Gcivgta at Auburn. (LI □ 7 :3 0 p.m. — 56, College. Tam pa at F lT .fL J [18 p.m. — SUN. College. Florida AANI at Florida International. |LI D 8 p.m . — ON. College. Marquette at Notre Dume. |LI y .\ a -v Lake Howell suprises Lake Brantley in OT By TONY D s S O R M I E R Herald sports e d i t o r ____________________________ By MARK B L Y T H E Herald sports writer________________________ L A K E M ARY — Lake M ary’s Lady Rams soccer team used a spirited effort and upended Lym an 2-0 In a 4A-Dlstrlct 3 semifinal confrontation before 501 fans at Lake Mary High School. Th e Lady Rams Improved to 21-2-2 and will host Lake Howell, a 2-1 overtime upset winner, on Friday night ul 7 for the championship. The Lady Greyhounds finished their season with a 12-7-5 record. “ We knew they (Lym a n ) had a tough defense and that we had to keep pressuring them ." 1-akc Mary coach Bill Elssle said. "T h e y have u good keeper In Becky C arr and Ju lia Callarman Is always tough at sweeper. We knew, though. If we kept pressuring them we’d come up with a goal." The Lady Rams managed to stay on the nttack for most of the game and put the ball In the net on Its better opportunities to pick up Ihc victory. U k e Mary was led again by the play of Donna Rohr. Michelle Mattingly. Crlssle Snow and keeper T a m m y Scott. Scott came up with a pair of saves late In the game to help Insure the victory and prevent the L a d y G r e y h o u n d s fro m p i c k i n g u p a n y mom entum . Lym an managed just seven shots on the night, compared to Lake M ary’s 10. but pum|>ed four shots on goal In the final eight minutes of piny with three of them being saved by Scott. Lake Mary- came out pressuring early with □ See S h u to u t. Page 2 B HUM Mwlo St Vttll D»So»mt*. Hard work paid off for Tiffany Asturrlzaga and hor Lake Howoll nammatos on Wednesday night as Ihoy dofoatod Lako Branlloy 2-1 In overtimo to advance to Friday's finals of the 4A-Dlslrlcl 3 tournament at Lako Mary. A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - Wednesday night’s game between the Lake H ow ell and Lake Brantley girls soccer trams In the semifinals of th r 4A-1)isirict 3 tournament Is destined to Ik remembered as a classic. The reasons II w ill tie rcnirm lierrd arc many: II took 100 m inutes of soccer Ix-forr Lake Howell came away w ith a 2-1 win; all three goals were scored In overtim e: Lake Brantley scored first on an own goal, then saw Lake Howell come bark with goals by H rvcrly Dickenson and Nicole Complnn In the last 10 minutes And that’s Just the highlights "Th is Is one tg those classic games.’’ said Lake Howell coach G erhard Tausctlcr. whose Irani advances to play l-akr Mary 12-0 winners over Lyman W ednesday! on Friday for the district championship. "Th is tells you something about our confer­ ence. Every team isjust tremendous." Wolfgang Halbtg. the Lake Brantley coach, couldn't agree m ure. “ laikr Howell has lx-rn In It ull year long." Halblg said " T h e y 'v e hern right there with Lake Mary. Lyman, us and thr rest. !• was Ju-t who would make Ihc mistakes and who would make Ihc good plays. T lie v made the grxxl plays.” Up until Ihc game went Into overtime, the |>erson making m ost of the gtxxl plays was Lake Howell goalie Heather Brann. Fo r most of thr See Upset. Page 2 B R aiders stop th re e -g a m e skid From Staff Reports O R LA N D O • Tcrell Dames rame olf the bench to score 20 points and grab 13 rebounds, both game highs, as Ihc Raiders of Seminole C o m m u ­ nity College broke n three-game losing streak with a 75-55 thrashing of Valencia C om m unity College In Orlando before 211 fans Wednes­ day. Th e win moves Ih r Raiders to 18-8 overall and 6-3 In Mid-Florida Conference play. Seminole returns home after a three-game road trip to lake on St. Jo h n ’s River Com m uni­ ty College Saturday night starting at 7:30 p.m. By virtue of th r win. Seminole moves bark Into a second place lie In the conference with Lake City, a 9 8 -9 0 loser lo C e ntra l Florida Com m unity College. T h r win also allowed ih r Raiders to creep back to within two games of Daytona Beach Com m unity College which lost lis first conference game. 99-85. lo F l o r i d a C o m m u n i t y Col l egeJacksonville. In addition to Barnrs. also In double llgurrs for Seminole was T .J. Scalctia. who hit all four of his field goal attempts and ended the ulghi with 13 points In only 13m lnutcsof play, and Terry Acox w h o scored 11 points. Arox also grabbed eight rebounds and got three steals Also playing well for the Raiders was "W im p y " Woods, who scored seven points, d is h e d out nine assists, grabbed six rebounds and had three steals: Roller! Thomas with seven (minis and three assists: and Vincent Emerson, w h o returned to the lineup allrr a w eek’s absence. to score six points, grab Hirer re b o u n d s , and b u n d out three assists. Valencia falls lo 5 - 17 overall and l-H in the Conference, but this was tar an d away their worst conference loss Th e Matador* were led by L a m a r Smith, nn Apopka graduate, w h o scored 16 points Ih r only o th e r Valencia player In double figures was Alphotiso Jefferson with 11 T h e Matadors’ leading scorer on the season. Homer G ra y , who was S e e R aiders.Page 2 B Tars pay for Eckerd BY J I M R I C K E N B A C K E R Herald Correspondent________________ L A K E L A N D - Written In large bold letters across Ihc blackboard In Florida Southern's lockerroom was Ih r word Eckerd. T h a i’s the tram that toppled Florida Southern at home last week, sending the Moca tum bling Into an unaccustomed spot in the lower echelon of the Sunshine Slate Conference stan­ dings. E c k c r d ’s also the t eam that motivated th r Mocs to trounce the Rollins Tars. 81*69. In a conference en co u n te r W ednesday night at Jenkins Memorial Flcldhouse. ’ ’ F l or i da S o u t h e r n lo sin g to Eckerd the last conference game at home certainly didn’t help us." said Rollins Couch To m Klusm an. upset with Ills team’s lack of toughness. ’•(Center Kris) Kearney had a field day Inside, but we’re thr kind of tram that doesn’t have a lot of margin for error "W e tu t It to six points early In thr second half. Then we look some bad shots and Ihcy got It back to 13 (Milnls. That was the game.” Klusman said the T a rs ’ game plan was gel a body on Kearney, prevent him from gelling thr bucketful of layups that totaled 33 points and enabled him to move Into third place on Ihc Mors' all-time scoring list. Kear ney, at 6- foot- 7. 235 pounds, also Upped down six of a gam e-high 10 rebounds off Ihc offensive boards Flo rid a Sou the rn ( 16- 5. 3-31. leading 39-25 at halftime, watched as their cushion was deflated to 43-37 when Mike Reeves made a strong move inside with 17:27 left Dan Wolf, wlxi finished with a team-high 19 (Hints and nine re tiounds. connected on the Tars third three-polntrr of the hall lo Ira vr Rollins trailing. 50 42 Next thing anyone knew Kearney was capping off a three-point play to propel the Mots to a 58-45 advuntage. "W e knew we had to go baseline, but give all I he credit in the world lo Ih r Buckleys (Jo lu i and B ill!." Kearney said "T h e y got the hall lo nir time and time a £ iln ." C See T a rs . Page 2B Hi <i MPhoto b ; Rob AfVottcS Turning it on Lako Mary was down 13-0 In Its dual match with Orlando Colonial on Wodnosday night when Ram 130 poundor Adam Vandlvor pinned Scoll Say tn 5 12 Propollod by that win and wins Irom Jose Carbta. Shane Stanley. Justin Naumovilz, Orl Kanlor and C h r i s Israel, the R am s edged C o lo n ia l 26 25. snapping their lour yoar unbealon streak Now 94, Lako Mary wrostlos at W inter Park tonight Lym an boys fru s tra te Ram s; Jackso n , Lady R am s w in big From staff report* LO N G W O O D - W ith Mike Whittington leading ihr way with 23 jxilnis 10 In the fourth quartrr. the Lyman Greyhounds ronltnurd thru hornecourt mualrrv <>l Lake Mary on Wednesday nlghi u tth a 63-62 win Karllrr in ihr evening, ihr Lake M.uv girls li.nl three players scorr in double llgurrs ,is ihrv uhlp|ie<l Lvtii.in 60 36 Th is makes Ihr third vrar in a row that thr l.akr M.trv Ix iy s havr gotir in Lv man and lost hv one |*>tni l.akr Mary lirl.l a slim 30-28 lead at halftime tlirn saw Lym an ttr Ih r score at 15 15 alter three quarters The Rams had tlutr op|xirtunllles to win thr g.um W ith Lyman up hv otir. l-ake M.trv had the h.ill with abut 55 seconds Iclt They held the lu ll until there w.is 27 seconds Irll and called tlmr out. Alter holding the ball until there was 10 seconds Irlt shot and missed Lym an rrboundrd the ball and moved II up the fltxu brlm e having the hall kiux ked out ul bounds by the Rains Luke M an almost kept Lyman from mlxnindtrig ibr ball but the Hounds » ailed a time out L ym a n finally got th r trail into play o n ly t<> have tin Hams fonv a t u r n o v e r l.akr Mary m anaged mtr last shot, but it also missed the mark 1<> go with Whittington s garm high 23 (ximts Iwltltii included four three point goalsl. Lym an received I I (H.tnis front Mike H arden 112 in thr second halfl and rune Irom I J Miller lull In thr set mid half) Bernard Min hell Ir.l tin Rams with 19 while Chris D a vid s o n contributed I i Now I I h o v e ra ll a n d 6 V in S e m i n o le Aililrin Conference play L y m a n next play* <-o •’[ ‘‘Jay S e m i n o le pays •» v isit Lake Man 9 9 and 5 3 in the SAL', is alio at hutnr on I rulay against < tcclo In th r girls gain* ployed prior to thr boys U tk r Mary used a balanced attar k (dating thtrr players In double digits, to whip Lym a n . 60-36. and register its ninth See S p lit. Page 2H SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY �a l — Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Thunday, Fibrui-y I, i;eg Howell, Seminole win in SAC S T A T S & STAN D IN G S | DOGS Al I m M Orlande j r . 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NBA S T A N D IN G S NATIONAL BASKETBALL A llO C Ct litre (te te e tte AlUnlk Divide* W L Pci. OB Maw York » ic 4M — Philadelphia IS 17 1*4 7 dotton 71 7? 4*1 *1) FtoWW 1 flt W f IF IS K l 14 Wethlngton it u 7*0 I4W Cher lotto 11 1) I K 17 Central Derittan Cleveland 11 * 744 — Detroit K 1) 441 4 Mltaewke* 77 14 4U 5 Atlanta, 17 14 47* 4 Chicago 14 17 Itt 1 Indiana II It M l )ito Wetter n CeHwtaci M idm tl Deltken W L Pci. GB Utah M 17 401 — Mouktan w 1) 17 1*1 Delta! J1> 4 71 Denver tt t l HO 41) tan Antonie 1) K 7*4 Uto Miami 4 V ON il Pectlto Otvttton 10 14 447 — LA Laker* Phoenii V :: 44) 7 Sealtl* 74 11 4)4 ito Portland 71 l» 1*4 * Golden ttato 71 1* 5)7 *to lac remanto 11 tt )»7 t*to LA digger* 10 it 11) i»to Wedneeday'l Rttulli PhlleOtlph'* lit. Wethlngton ItOIOTI Bolton 101. Cher tatto 44 Phnenlr 114, LA I t l t r t Tl Atlenle 44. Uleh W Portland tOO. LA Clipper* Ml thunder’) Gamvt (All Timet E5TI Cleveland el New York. 7 JO pm Seattle ef Miami, i n p m Sacramento at Chicago. I M pm Atlanta el Denver.*:Mp m New Jartoy elGomnState. II M p m NBA BOXES Wednrtdey' NBA Bettceret LA LAKE Rt 1411 Green I I 14 I. Worthy M l 14 IS. Abdul Jabber 1 to I M i. Cooper 4*00*. Ee Ichnton I I* I I II. Campbell 110 00 I. Thompton 4 1114 11 Wool ridge 11 11 I t River* 04 14 A Lamp 1 1 00 1 Totali 14*4 111**1. PHOENIX 1114) Gllllem 114 t t ] X Perry 0 1 00 0. Chamber t 4 I! 11 tt. Hornecek I I I 14 t, X Johnten I I] *4 IX wet) m i l Corbin 01 1 1 I. Ed ichnton H U M JJ. Ounn I I 00 1. Kerr 00 00 0. Neely 00 00 0 Total! 41 44 1*11114 LA L ite r) M II M 14- 4! PNeeru. M U 1114-114 Three point 90a!t Cooper 1, Ed Jonnton 1 Pooled out-none Total foul* - l o t Angetot X . Proem, 71 Rebound!Lot Angelet 41 ( E l Johnion 111, Phoenii 44 (Gllllem la I Attttft- Lot Ange'et 1J lEa Johreon *). Phoenlr II IK Johnton in . T K tw k d t -L o t Angelet Coach Riley. Phoenle (Illegaldetente 1 A — 14.411 WASHINGTON (114) King 11II * M 71. Cettodg* 4 11 4 (, Feltl t 4 001. Welker 11 I 11 Malone 1011)111 Wlllfemt I I 0 1 4. Collrr I 4 1 1 4. Grenl 11 1 1 1. Alar it I M 1 1 Eocklet IS i l 1 C Jonet 0 0 1 1 1 Total) 41 4! }4 U IM PHILADELPHIA lilt ) S Jonet 111 14 M Coleman 4 4 00 I. Gmintkl t i n 4 4 X Brook) l i « !| tl ttewkin) 114 4 11 1* Anderton 4 I! 4* 14 Thornton I I t l 1 Henderton 1 1 I I 1 WmgeteOIOOt Tefdi 40 4* 1)41 III Weihingien M M I I I I 4-114 Pbllldtlphta ______ ..14 a M M___ 14 4—1 Threo point pool) Broo4) Pouted out none Total tov't-Wtortington 11 , Philo delphie 11 RtbotouH -Wethlngton 41 (King 111. Philadelphia 14 (Grr.ntai 111 A tu ttt Wartngion XI iwaiter I). Philadelphia 1! 1 0tn t 1 t|) Technical*— none A - H I M BOSTON 11*11 Me Hole *11 *14 )t. Lewi) 4 tl 11 14 Perith II II 1 ) 14 Johnton tt 1 *4 4 Shew 4 14 I 4 tX Ainge I 11 I I 11 Peoon 1 1 1 I I II, Lchewt 41 40 4, Acre) 1 1 1 4 1. fine) I t 40 1 Gamble 1 1 4 4 1. Or and. ton 1114 4 Trtalt 41 M M M Ml CHARLOTTE 1*41 Tripucko 11) 1010 14 Rambit * 4 14 A Curpteei 1 4 1 4 A Chapmen 1 tl } e IA Italian I I I I I It Kemptan 11 1 I A Reid 4 I I 14 It Happen « | 1 1 1 Hague) 1 1 44 A Curry 1 M 40 M Lewit 1 1 I I 4 Tala') 11M M M 4A • «»* " 111114 1 1 -M I Charlene 14 M II H - *4 Three point goel) Alngr Fouled o u tnano Te*kl lout*— IW*to" i a CT.*-lotto *7 A abound!-|x-t ton 41 b or ttn 141, Cher lotto 4! I Cure ton 111 A tilth -D o c to r t ] (Sheer 4), C h e rlo lle 14 (H lK o n I . Dogoet SI. T ic h n lc il* — Botlon lu nch, McHele A A TL A N TA (44) Wllklnt Al* 41 tl. Uvingtton * II ) 4 II. Malone A l l 11 IA Ttaut S I ] 11 11. Rivers 14 14 II. Baffle I I 44 It). Carr 14 11 1. Konce* >4 !■) 4. * h t o « | l 4 0 W l f : *4 44 01*44 UTAH (111 Malone i n 44 B. lavsroni 04 11 I, Eaton 14 11 1. Stockton 110 4 1 14. Gftffllti A l l I 111. Beley 1411 AS IA Farmer 11401. Lecknor)411A Let 11441. Brown 4*114. Total) 11*1 4 I ) t l Atlenle II 1111 U -* 4 w»*» 1 * n 11 m — t i Three point goel-Grltrilfi Total lo u ltAllenle 14. Utah 14 Fouled out— Stockton. Eaton Reboundt-Atlanta 41 (Levlngi'on 111 , Utah SI (Eaton 14) A ttlilt— Atlanta 11 (Theuk ti. Utah to (Stockton 41 Technkeb-nene. A — IA 444. PORTLAND (IM ) Jonet 41 1 1 I. Kertey 4 * 1 4 10. Duckworth S it » 1 tl. D rt.tar t i l 44 IA Porter M l I 1 IA Skhtlng 14 40 I. Johnton 4 4 4 1 A Vwxteweghe 1111 1 1 M. Bryant 4 4 4 4 A Andenon 11441. Branch*! I l l Total) 4141 ]B H IM LA CLIPPERS I I I ! ) Smith I II 4 ; TL Norman 1 1 40 A Beniamin A l l H U n . Daily 411 14 II. Garrick 1 11 00 14. Wlliemt 4 14 44 IA Kite 14*1 A Weil I I 0 4 (1 h lu n 04 44 A Lock 111 11 ToteJkAl Ft 11I I 14! Perflend ] ) 1 * 44 H -1 M LA Cllppert I t N U 11-1*1 Three point goeb-W llllem t t. Van dewoghe. Porter Faded out—none Total foul)-Portland 7). Lot Angetot It. Habound)— Portland m (Orertar, Jgnet *|. Lo* Angelet 4* (Smith II) A t y lit t - PerHand 14 (Porfer 11). L M A n gtta tl! (Garrick 101 Technlcelt — K e ite y. Norm an (both elected tor lighting). A— *.**1. C O LLEG E BASKETBALL Caitoge Baiketkell Reiut't Ceil Adelphi Ml. Concordia tO Albany IS. Oneonta SI *4 Albright**. King ) Coll 71 3#to» 01, Oowdoln 11 Bloom ibwrg 44. Mer.il >aid 44 Buck net III. Lafayette ** C Conn SI.10.LIU Brooklyn** Curry *4. Wentworth It Del aware Vet, to, Scranton 11 Eetl S'roudtburg is. Kutitown 41 Edinbore tl, Indiana UO tP e. II E Imlre 41. Meiareth 44 FDU Teeneck 41. Wegner 11 GenetoSt 111, Robot tWetlyen 101 Georgetown 14. Seton Hell 44 Grove City *1. Mlrem *1 lam e) Mar*von IA Navy 11 LaSalle 41, lone 41 LowolllA Keenest 11 Lycoming Coll. 1*. Matt!ah II Marltl II. Monmouth 14 Miller>v'.l!e IA Cheynoy 1* Moravian Tt. Gettylburg 1* Muhlenberg IA Dkk Inton 4* New Petti tt. tt, Vetter M Northeeitern ID . Vermont IS Robert Morrlt 77. Loyola 4* Shlppentburo 11 , Lor ) haven 14 Slippery R o d 41, Clarion tt St John'* 41, Providence 11 St Petar't 11, Manhattan 41 St HoteM. Myackl# Stockton 51 ft. Gteuboro It M IO TI Syr acute *4. VllUnova H low ta nll. Ml, Lehigh 17 Trenton 11.H . Rutgert Camden** Ur ttaut 41, John) Map* tot tt Wetleyen It. AmherW M Wettmint'er 14. Weth And Jetl. 41 Widener 11. Iwerthmore 41 Worcetter Poly t t . Trinity 14 Savth Appalachian SI. 11. William A Mery U Brrwton Parker 41. North Georgia 41 C. Florida to. Ftagierto Clem ton 41. Norm Caroline tt E Term St *4. Wake Forettfa Eckerd 10. Barry SI Fla Memorial41. SI Thomat 14 Florida4) Alabama 14 F ur men 41. Wofford 14 Gtanvtlle (A Aid) Broeddutll JemetMed'tonlA Navy 11 Kennetew SI. It. LeGrenge 14 Kentucky 11. Mittlttlppl SI 41 Loukvilie 144. Vligtnta Tech 41 LoulUene St IM, Mlttkllppl II Maryland M. Md Belt.Co M Memphl) St **. Florida SI. 41 NewMeilro 114, Miami (Fla 1*1 Nichoilt SI 1*. Mittlktppl Coll, n Vanderbilt M. Tennetiee SO Virginia tl, N C. St 11 Wett Virginia SI. *0. Cher lotion 14 Welt Virginia Tech M. Fairmont 41 (O TI M U wait Alma to. Concordia *4 Baldwin Wallace a*. Mount Union 14 Ball St M. Miami (Ohio) 11 Bethel 41. Cerlelon 41 Calvin tl. OH vet IS Capital 41. Wool ter 41 Central Miuourl 14. NC M.taourl Tl Cincinnati M. Xavier IOh lot 14 Concordia 41. It 014144 E Michigan 10. Bowling Green 44 Findley Ft, Lake Erie 4* F renklin 14. Menchotter 04 Hemline 1*. St. Jo h n 'iil Hotting) *1 Midland Lutheran 14 Hope IA Ka'ama/oa It III Wetleyen *A EImhurtl 14 John Carroll 141. Thiel II Kent St M. W Michigan 41 Kenyan IA CXuf tin 1* Mac elector 14 Guttavu) I I H O T I Minnewta IA Ohio It It MiMouritl. Kanta)M Ml lenertatl.lt IchUectke ** Mutk ingum 14. Mar lette il N W M k w u rilt.M D to u i Holla** Neierelh kl. Jordan 14 NebreUe Wetleyen 14. Concordia II Ohio Waylay an 4A Den nonet Oetehome *0. Kenya) Si 41 Otterbem*!, Ohw Northern 11 Ripont], LekeForetl tt Mock lord n . Indian*! Motor y *1 Purdue calumet 1* IE Mitieurl W. Lincoln II SI KevlerM .il Frencliel St Lout)*4. E. IHinokM Toledo/AC Michigan 11 Webeth (I. Artier ton II Wit Green Bey 1AW itlinotteo Wl) Othkothll. Wit Stavern Point n WD Superior n . Wit Stout Al Wittenberg 10 ttaidetwrg 44 touUnveil ArkentetM. ttout ton 17 RketO F New Meatcoll S Method'll U . Teiet Chrtitien 11 t e ie it L Teiel AAMkC Te*ei Tech 14. Baylor u Weil Colorado 101. OKI ihome SI M OKLAHOMA (H I Henry 011 1 1 . AAerkn I I 00 I. King 14 It I* II. Mu" mi 1 11 t I I I . Bley tact 10 I 1 It. D e v i 4 14 0 11 Bell 11 11 4. Jonet I t 4 4 A Wiley 1 4 I I I . Pelttrtcr 41444 To'eH H el HI* *4 KANSAS STATE (111 Simmon t 14 0 A {kWbint 1 4 11 A McCoy 111 11 IA Humphrey 4 14 II 11 II, Demon 1 11 44 tl. Metwp 11 * 4 A Brill 44 4 I 4 Smith M i l X Star*leid 04 44 4 Total) » sem en Halftime-Oktahome 1 C Kernel Slate 4} Three poml goal)-Oklahoma 4 4 I Mull my O il Kama) Sleto 4 M iHemon 14 Dobbmt 1 A Humphrey I 41 Fouled eut-nene Teiel toult Oklahoma M. Kamel State II Re bound) Oklahoma M I Meet m f |. Kama) Sleto 11 (Dohbim *1 Atiitti-Oklahom a tt (Mulllnt 1). Kernel Stele I I (Debtint. Humphrey II Technlatle—none A — 11)00 Fro m Staff Reports S ITO N HALL (M l G#f» (1*11* Welw-r *4111. tU ntn 114 17 II, Greene IS >1 *. Morton A ll I I IS. Cooper 4 1 4 4 4. Aver* 41 44 A Veicy 44 S I IA Wig mgton 44 } l l Keftlklt 4* 44 0 Total) I! 11 It 1]M OEOROETOW N (It) Jack yon 4 11 44 11 Edward! M 11 1. Mourning A t ] A l 11. Bryant 1 1 1 1 4 . Smith A I I F « IA Tlllmon S *4* 14. Wlnttan 1141 A Allen 44 1 1 A MutontW 11 41 A Thompton 4 I 4* A Jotterton g * l* A Total, leal 14 14 *4. Ha" "m a—George tom tt. Seton Hell IS Ttiree point goal!-Satan Hell I I I (Gaia I A Greene I A Morton 4 1). Georgetown 11 (Jackton 1-1. Bryenl 4 ). Smith I t) Total tout*— Satan Hell 11, Georgetown 14 Fouled out— Welker, Ramot. Greene, Mourning. Bryant Reboundt-Seton Hell 1* (Ramot 111, G eorgetown 11 (M o u rn in g 14) A kklkls — Solon Hell 11 (G reene I I . Georgetown 11 (Wlndon 4). Technical)— none A — IAI41 Lake Howell frrAhitinn Jonh Kohn pou/ed in u game and career-high 26 points and had 10 assist to lead the Silver Hawks to an 8 0 -7 0 victo ry over Lake Brantley Wednesday night In Seminole Athletic Conference action at Lake Brantley. Lake Howell Improves to 9-14 and will rtlu rii losailan Honda;/ at home agnlnnt W inter Park. Lake Brantley fell to 7-12 and will return to action at DcLand on Friday. Kohn. who scored 22 points In the first half, sparked the Silver Hawks to a 44-28 lead at the intermission. Kohn scored 15 second half (mints to pul Luke Howell In control. "Jo sh IKohn) got us going with 22 points coming In the Aral half." Lake Howell coach Steve K o h n said. " S t e v e Johnson and Thom as Dcmps then came on strong In the second half and really hit the VI l LA NOV A (H I Wetl 1 1 4 4 a Dowtall 1 4 * 4 * . Grail AI4 * 10 14. Walker 14 4 1 1 Wilion A ll 11 IA Taylor I4 S 4 1 . M aiuy U 441. Miller 4441 4. Woodard 0 4 4 4 A AA/ller I ) 44 A Vrind 4 4 >4 1. Dnwne 44 44 A Maloti 1 04 00 A Trlbulanl 44440 Totdt I I 1111 II P . SYRACUSE(M l Cotoman 4 111 II M. Thompton 7 I* 1 4 IF, Owont 114 41 N. Doutfat A ll 11 IA Roe 14 44 A Johntnn 4 I 44 4. Manning 1 S 44 4, Harried 1 1 1 )1 . ScoHO 14)4. Stock 4 I 04 A Rogert 1 ) 44 A Berteltteln 41 44 A Carey 0 4 44 A Palmer 44444 Total) B e« 1 4 H *0 H ellllm e— Syrecuto 4F. Vlllenove IF. Three potnl geelk— Vltenove H I I Wetl 41, Welker 4 A Wilton 14 Taylor 41, Woodard 4 A Muller l )|, Syr acute 44 |Coleman 41, Owont 41. Roe 41. Johnton 41. ScoH At. Berfelitem 411. FoUed out-none Total foult— Vlllenove IA Syrecuto I I . Reboundt— Vlllenove H (Dowdell II, Syrecuta 41J Coleman 11). Atyltta-Vlllenove 10 (Wett. W iden 1), SyrecuM IS (O ouglat *|. Technlcelt-none A-lf.411 VIROINIA TECH 1*1) River) ad 11 II. Moat I 1 44 A Herbtter 11 I 11. Cole. 11 211 D A Lencetter * 14 A ! TT. Nottingham IA A I 1 Sander) 0 I 40 A Ceatar u 11A Carmen 11411. Davit 4144 A Holland 0 0 0 4 0 Told) 117411 l i t ) LOUISVILLE tIMI Payne M I 4 4 10. Klrntwr M S S I II, Spencer t f IS I*. SrNth 17 4* 7. William) M l 14 I*. Brewer 4104 A Holden 4 5 11*. Sullivan 41 SO IA Fr day 0040 0. Mewtoy 44 040 Total) 40 71M i l 10* Hainimo— Loultvllto 47. Virginia Tech 1* 1nr eu point gat It— V Kg mla Tech 4)0 (Lee. tatter 1 11, Coley 17. ftolllnghem I A CeAter I I. David A ll. Loutarllle S t] (Payne 14. Kimbro I X Smilh I A William) 41. Sullivan 01). Fouled oul-Spdtcer, Ceatar. Total lo u d -Virginia Tech X Loultvllto » He bound! — V irg inia Tech 14 (Colek 7). Loultvllto 47 (Kimbro 111 Atedfk-Vlrglnle Tecv 14 (Cotot 141. Ipuitvllto 14 (WllUemt 4). Ttchnkelt—none A— 1».*»7 M EM PN ISSTATE 1*01 Glbtan 4* 11 f. Smth I 10 41 17. Ballard 1141*. Dnugtot 7 71117, Perry 7-1* IS U K . McLaughlin 11 11 B. Medtock 14 0 1 4. Mundt 1 400 4 T o ta l)f M il 11 tt FLORIDA STATE IP ) McCloud 410 t t IE Mitchell a t 4 ! 14. Hunter 1 4 11 A Theme) IA 4 4 A Demon *11 1 4 » . Boyd 04 *10 *. Hand) 44 44 A While 00 14 1. Johntot 0 1 0 0 4 Totali 14 M if x n . HelHima-Memphii Stale M, Florida Stale 1* Three point goely-Memphd State 4* (Smith I I. Perry I A McLaughlin 1)1, Florlde Stale 11) (McCloud] IA Damon 1 1 . Boyd 4 A Johnton 41). Fouled out-none Tefal fo u lt-Memphit Sleto M. Florida Stale 10. Rebomdt— Mem )Ji! Stefa il I Doug let III, F tor We State Jt (Hunter 10). A u d i t Memphli Stale 14 (Pony 4). F lor toe Sleto 10 (Milcholl SI. Technical tout)-F lor Ida Stele bench) A-A41* N H L S TA N D IN G S NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAOUE Wetoi CanIt rence Patrick Divine* W L T rt*. 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Wwtd Alpine Champion th.pt Woman ) Cembwtd Downhill alto at I am TRACK I p m — ESPN. Ho/tton Chronicle Induo* Gemat "T h e difference was our abili­ ties to hit free throws late In the gam e." Seminole coach Greg Robinson said " T h is l« the best we've played 111 sonic time and we'd like lo continue on that path." LA K E H O W IL L (M ) - JobftkOn 17, Guff!toe 1. Damp) i* Threw#) tO. Kohn X M et 1 tcutofp 6. i. ->!**) 0, Teta'l t t *» K 40 LAKE B R A N TLE Y li t ) - Turney 7. Hlnihap §. White 11, Pamplln II, Becctiui 10. S'*')* *. Engle 4. Cunningham g. Tefal) I* 141170 Bernard Eady led Seminole with a gaine-hlgh 22 points with Kerry Wiggins and Robert Moore nddlng 12 uplrcc. Halftime-Lake Hpwe'i 44. Lake Brantley I I Foult— Lake Howell IX Lake Btentoy 14 Fouled out — Starke, Pamplln, GutMer Three point ( eld goal)— Lake Howell J (Kohn I. Jchneon); Lok* Bronfloy 4 (White. Bee Chut 1. Stark) Record!-Lake Howell • 14; Lake Brantley I II DELAND (U ! — Bryan *. Welkon I. Hlnion I). Mill 1. Bruton II. Cogglni 1. Merrt) f. B'uvch*,' 7, Total) 71411 M SEMINOLE (M l - A,*C! 7. William) 1. Eacy 27 Cert 4 Moore II. Wlggln) 7. Smell 11. Total) 111) 1741 H a lltlm t— DeLand I t . Seminole 17 Foul*— DeLand 14. Seminole 17. Fouled out-non* Technical)-none Three point field goal)— DeLand 4 (Herrll ]. Coggin)) Seminole I lEady I). Record)-DeLand 7 1* Seminole 1)4 S em inole 63, DeLand 56 Seminole High School nank eight of eleven free throws in the final 2:37 to lead the way to u 63-56 Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence victory over Del-anil W ed­ nesday nlghi at Seminole High Tars- Raiders C o n tin u e d fro m IB Rollins (9-10. 2-4) started quickly, taking a 9-4 lead before Florida Southern countered with runs of 16-2 and 9-0 to blow things open. After the Initial run. the Ta rs retaliated with six u n ­ answered points. T h e Mocs' second run. buoyed by ncldom-used guard Shaun Fltzm orrls' seven points. Insured Florida Southern of a 33-21 bulge. T h e Tans, who play U C F Saturday at the Orlando Arena on the heels of the FloridaStanford matchup, have one conference road game remaining ( FI T. next Wcdncadayl. T h e y close out the season with live consecutive conference gam m a t home. ROLLINS u t i Well* 14 441*. Reeve*) 1444. Murphy 1744 A Efkttem 1 * 4 4 1. M a rlin * * ) 1 It. Roll I ] 4 4 ) Fabian4 0 ) ] ) . North0 )0 4 4 . Abril 44 44 0. For be) } S 04 A Arterburn A ll 1 1 14, Holman 11 44 1. Kandetl0 4044 Total)!*** 11 114* FLORIOA SOUTHERN (If) B Buckley 1 )0 4 4. Tyre" 4*47 U. Koerney I* ID 14 U Dean 1 I) 44 I t J Buckley > 1 4 0 * . D a . von 44 44 4 Filim orrli ) ) ) ) * . O'Rourke 7 1 1 11 AntTony 4 4 4 4 4. STiltoi ) )4 4 4 Totali 1141 14 17 *f Halftime— Florida Southern tt. Roitins IS Three point goal*— Roillm 4 II (W ill I. Eckittln I, Martin I. Roll I. Arterburn I). Florlde Southern ) (Dean I. J. Buckley l. F ilim o rrli II. Rebound!-Rollln* 1* (Wolf *1. Florlde Sou*vern J* (Kearney 10) Foul!— Rodint II. Ftorlde Southern 17 Fouled out-Reeve*. Murphy Technical*— None record*— Rollln! PM) 0 4). Florlde Southern 14 1 on C o n tin u e d fro m IB averaging 20 (minis per contest, was held to six points on two of eleven shooting by a tenacious Raider m ne defense. Seminole Jumped out to an early lead as u seldom used zone def ense s l o we d d o w n Valencia's running game. But the Matadors came b a c k to tie the score at 18 all with six minutes left to play In the half behind Smith. Seminole quickly regained the m om entum as Barnes grabbed six straight defensive rebounds and Scaletti* .scored nine points, mostly on long Jumpers, ns the Haiders outscoral the Matadors 18-6 the rest of the half and take a 36-24 lead Into the loekerroom at Intermission. Seminole shot an am azing73 percent from the flocr the fln.t huff. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE (71) Scetofta 4 4 44 t). M u d) 1 7 )7 7 , Theme* 1 7 44 7. Coco 44 04 0, Em aoonl J 7 44. derm*** 14 20. Aco* 4 I I ) ) II. Mlildeklt 1144 4. Rkctordetll) 11 ) t . Total): 17 *1 1*33 75 VALENCIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (1)1 Jeffereon 11*40 I).G ra y M l I I A Smith* t* 4 * 1*. Swedmeyer 4 ) 4 0 0. Burgef 4 ) 404. Corley ) 7 ) 4 A Johmton ) 4 ) 14. William) 4 1 1 1 1. F e y ) 7 4 4 ). Vinton) 1444. Total) 71*11* l/ U Halftime— 5CC X . \KLC 14 Three point gaati-SCC 1 ) (Scetofta I I, Thome* 1 ). Aco* 01), VCC 111 (Jeltorm) I i. Grey I A Key 11. Corley 41. Johmton 41, Vimon 41) Total fculi- SCC 14; VCC H Technic*!)— SCC. A c o Iqumltonlng cell) Rebound)— SCC M (Berne) l))j VCC M (Corley. Johmton 7 mcli) A u U ta -S C C II (Wood) » )i VCC 14 (Jef1er*on 4) Record) SCC 144. * ) In Mid FlorldeConferena. VCC 517, 1 1 U pset-------C o n tin u e d fro m I B mulch, II seemed like Brann ami Lake Brantley’s Beth Schaefer were playing a private game. Schaefer pepper­ ing free kicks on goal and Brann m aking the saves. In fact, most of the Lady Patriots' best chances were a r esul t of m ls cu cs b y L ake Howell. Several times Brann was forced to make a play on an errant pass back to her from a teammate that Lake Brantley tried to Intercept. As Lake Brantley applied (he pressure, the laxly Silver Hawks worked to counter the attack. It was headed by n Lake Howe wasn't until the 53-nilnutc mark defender over Brann for an owi or the second half that Lake goal and a 1-0 luike Branllei Howell finally got a decent shot [cad. " O u r team scored their goal on goal, when Compton's at­ tempt heat uaily Patriot keeper but I couldn't gel down abou Klm l Kurz but was cleared off It.” said lln inn . "W e w a n lid tc the line by a defender. be able to come back. We kept il In the flnul eight minutes of positive." the game. Compton spilt the Lake Howell tied the score Lake Brantley defense and go! In 2:21 Into the second overtime on Kurz alone, only to tie robbed period. Dlckrrunn heading In a com er kick by Dawn Towle by Kurz with a kick save. After regulation ended In a 0-0 Th e n . 2:03 later. Com plon In tie, the teams lined up for two Icrccptcd a pass back to Kurz by 10-mtnute overtime periods. Th e a Lake Brnnlley defender and scoring drought was broken 3:15 tucked It inside the right (lost for later when a Schuefer free kick the winning goal. S p lit in OA 704 11) 1*4 77* School, Th e Trib e Improved to 13-8 overall and 8-0 In the SA C and will return to action tonight home against Mount Dora. Dc­ Land fell to 7-10 overall and 4-4 in the conference. boards well against a N ggcr team." Demos added 18 points and 13 tebounds with Johnson netting 17 points and 14 rebounds with Ryan Thom as adding 10. Bo Pamplln led the Patriots with 21 points us T re y White netted 11 and David Bachhus 10. C o n tin u e d fro m I B consecutive victory. T h e Lady Rams Improved to 14-8 with the victory and will return to action tonight against O v i e d o a t 8. T h e L a d y Greyhounds fell to 3-16 for the year. Ta ra Jackson led Lake Mary with u game-high 19 points to pace the attack while Heather Gleason and WDeltia Hartsflcld each added 12 points with Anita Mitchell chipping In eight. J e n ­ Hellllm e— Lake Mery ) ) ; Lyman i* Foul*-Lake Mery 0. Lyman 70 Fouled o u t-M o rri) Wetnter Technical)-Cerlxx) Three point go*t)-Lto* Mary I (Johnwnl Lyman ) (Kruger l). B O Y) LAKE MARY (4!) — Haller* A Cavanaugh 1. Ha")',eld 7. D*vidur I*. Perry 7. Mtlchcll 1*. Werttngton 1. Hilary A Oreugken I Total) 7*1017*1 LYMAN (47) - Pattwkon A WW fling ton » . Miller f. Harden IA Flint A Heitgrefe A Holiday 1. Morri) 4 Total) 70 IF » 4) H a lftim e -Leke Mery H . Lyman I I Three point goal*— Lymen 4 (Whittington 4) Fouled out-Nono TcJal tout!— Lake Mery 1*. Lyman 17 T e c h n lc e lt-None Re cord) -L a lj Mary urwrallahto, Lyman 111, nifer Kruger led Lym an wllh 10 as Dana Garret! ncllcd eight. Lake M ary will hope (o keep Its w in n in g sdeuk alive tonight ugainst an oncom ing Oviedo team. L a k e Mary's streak began ugainst the Lady Lions and they will look to settle Ihc sconf tonight In their home gym. OIRLS LAKE MARY (**) - Jobmon A Kuvech 1. Jeckuvt tf, Mitchell I. G leaion It, HerNtleid II. Total) 14 II 7140 LYMAN (M l - Kru9 * 10. Movrl) Wefnter }. Clark 4. Dowling A Garrett A Total) 17 4 I 4). Shutout C o n tin u e d fro m I B Rohr sending two strong shots on goal. Rohr's first shot curved wide of the net and out of play us she sent the second shot over the goal. Th e luidy Rams continued lo ultack the Lady Greyhounds goal and broke the Ice when Mattingly took a feed from Rohr ntul made a run down the right side of the field. C a rr (hen commuted lo (lx* ball and Mat­ tingly sent u shot under the oncoming keeper, the shot was heading wide of net before Snow n1lp]ie<t In-lit rid Ihe defense and hit (In l>all Into the net with 36:16 to play In the opening half. Lym an managed to dictate the piny over the next lew minutes and T a m m y Fulsang came up with a rllle shot on goal Just nast (lie m idw ay point In the naif Callannan sent a long ball down the left side of the field and Lake M ary keeper A m y Alexander attempted to play Ihe ball hack to Scott In the box. The drop puss was week, though, and F'ulsang bent Sent! to the ball and sent a hard curving shot by Scott on to an open net The hall went Just wide and Lake Mary barely kept the lead. T h e Lady Rams came up with another strong chance to score when Rohr set up u one on one attempt by boating three de­ fenders and carrying the lull Inlo Ihc lell hand corner of the box and drilled a shot that curved out of range. PICK 8 A $1.00 ticket can m jke you in instant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER Rohr played a trenicndaus all-around mulch and hopes her team can come up wllh Its first district title alter being ranked as one of Ihe state's top ten teams all season long. 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O O T T * I'm c b »v c to reconcile yourself to a physically active female, 38. lltctlmc of chronic pain. Either recently diagnosed with parox­ ask your surgeon to refer you to ysmal atrial tachycardia IP A TI. another orthopedist or seek It terrthes me but my doctor advice from the orthopedic de­ aays U ’a benign. Am I right to partment In a teaching hospital, worry? ACR O SS 7 lac*1 D E A R R E A D E R : 8 Dorothy*! dog Paroxsysmal atrial tachycardia 1 English po«t 9 Mjk* money in a comm on disorder of heart bent In which the pulse speeds 6 Entrance 11 Source of timber u p Ita ch ycn rd lu ) because ol 10 Ersdicatt electrical Impulses generated In 12 Disturbance 12 Overturned one of the heart's low pressure 14 Tenant 13 Kind oI breed chambers (atria) In a paroxysmal f S Vertei i BMn m or cyclic pattern. Ordinarily, (be 16 Iced___ M»dnd ailment Is not serious, but it can 17 lenguege suHi. 20 Natural color be te rrifyin g — sort of like 19 Fuit rate (2 21 Betel for having a stuck accelerator In wdi | debata yo u r car. 20 Ageless 22 Cita as proof Th e attacks usually last only a 23 Two masted 23 Actor___ few minutes and can usually be vessel Knstofferson s t opped b y p e rfo rm in g the 26 Slate further 24 Electric fish Valsalva m aneuver: taking u 27 Iowa Indian 25 Nirretrve deep breath and straining hard 30 Brought up 38 Goffer Sneed 27 Sardine for n m om ent or two. T h is 32 Nervously 40 Scary 28 Away from the produces an increase in pressure 34 Abuse 41 Abominable wi.td tn the chest that stimulates the 35 Washington air­ snowman 29 Pouch heart to slow down and reset at a 42 Short for port 31 last dinner more normal rate. Augustus 36 Compass point course 43 Snakas P A T Is not a sign of heart 37 Snaky letter 33 Happy 44 Throat action disease. It m ay be triggered by 39 West Poini caffeine o r stress and 1b a 4 ft » 1 ] student c o m m o n a cco m p a n im e n t of 40 Attempted n 1 to mitral valve prolapse, a (loppy 42 Sacurrty valve In the heart, tn people with 45 Uncle 14 repealed episodes of P A T. cer­ 46 Lawyer F .___ tain medicines can be prrseril»cd if It Barley In prevent the runaway rhythm . 49 loan shark D E A R D R . G O T T : I'm 70 and had a total hip replacement six months ago. I didn't expect It to be perfect, hut I never Imagined It would be so painful. Cm unable to walk freely. Whul cat: yuu suggest? D E A R R E A D E R : Usually, hip replacem ent surgery Is su c­ cessful: sometimes It Is not. Patients m ay continue to experi­ ence p ain fo r a var i ety of reasons. I've found Ihut re* operation, although difficult, can Improve the situation. You nerd a second opinion to determine what went wrong and what can be done about It. You do not 46 Rope 47 Worm 48 Make designs on metal 50 Conclude 52 Theater sign labbr) 53 Fireplace shelf 61 Larsure garment 54 Reinforcement 65 Sarcas* r 56 Went quhkfy 57 Jamaican witchcraft DOWN Author___ Vonnegul Small sword Wild buffalo Small child Wooden tub 6 Mall center abbt H in a s tn hi* inc WIN A T BRIDGE B y Ja m e s Ja c o b y T r a d in g on Ills eight-card dlnmond suit amt favorable v u l­ nerability. South Jumped right to five diamonds over East's open­ in g o n e - s p a d e bid. W h e n everyone passed. South sus­ pected he might have caught n decent d u m m y. Sure enough, two aces arc nothing to sneeze at when you’ve made an aggressive hid. Prospects hxikrd quite good when he ruffed West’s spade ace. since East, the opening bidder, could be played for the rem aining high curds. Uul South should also be uipable nl making a table decision based upon hum an psychology. Declarer drew three rounds of trumps, discarding a club and a heart from dum m y, and then played a heart to the eight. East won the king and relumed I he nine of clubs. South pul tip the 10 and won dum m y's ace when West played the Jack. Declarer then ruffed a spade, played a few more rounds of trump, eventu.illy played 'i I r a n to the ace (he hadn't been foaled by the falsecard of the king), and a club Iowan! his queen. West look the king and eight of eluhs. and the contract was one away. Nothing declarer did was real­ ly wrong, but I can't help feeling that my late father and m any other experts I have known would have figured out ut the table that East had no club honors So when l he nine of clubs was rovrrvd with the 10 und Jack, th ey w ould have played low from dum m y, letting West hold the trick . T h e n , whatever happened, they would play tlie heart ace and ruff out the heart queen. Of course, should West continue clubs, they would know to duck around to their queen. 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B y B e rn ice Bede Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y F e b ru a ry 3 , 1 9 8 9 Even though the rimes ahead m ay I k rather uncertain, your possibilities for financial growth look encouraging. Play yo u r hunches regarding ways to bet­ ter your lot In life. G E M IN I (M ay 21-Ju n e 20) E v e n though y o u ma y feel strongly a Unit your views today. It's best not to try to Impose them on others. If you press your position too hard, something unpleasant could result. C A N C E R (June 2 1-Ju ly 221 Don't let your emotions dilute your better Judgment today In c o m m e r c i a l or fin a n c ia l dealings. There could be an absence of logic In your feelings L E O (July 23 Aug 221 Strive to tie tolerant <4 companions or associates today who are not In accord with your personal ob­ jectives. Focus un keeping allies, not making enemies. V IR G O ( Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Cooperation from co-w orkers Isn't likely to tic forthcoming today if they feel you're passing duties on t hem you should attend to yourself. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23J Be extremely cautious about In ­ volving yourself In business ar­ rangements today that are not In your field of expertise. Errors In Judgment could prove costly. S C O R P IO |Ort. 24-Nov. 22) Guurd against tendencies today to try to fit round pegs Into square holes. You may not think you're being too forceful, but people you'll be Involved with might. S A G I T T A R I U S INov. 23-Dee 21| Do what you can to help others today, but put limits on your participation. Don't volunIrer to take on something which Is beyond yo u r abil i ties or means. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22- J an. I9| Be a bit more selective than usual re ga rd in g y o u r social companions today. It might be wise to avoid an acquaintances wi t h w h o m y o u ' v e cro ssed swords previously. (01 989 . NEWSPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN BLO O M C O U N TY by Berke Breathed r r t v t s A i ja s k u a v c w m c c u p iv ) im a m a rn**c . A azW W / A M CKM m M A T USAff 9 B T or t f? O A crtv I XGAPUST THf A s s e n A H O t t P l YJ? c OTTHS y r jt r m . l i 231 tf& U v . \ T CAN PCCr \ �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, February 2. 1989 — bb People CALENDAR _______________________________________________________________i Mardi Gras party set Alliance Francalse of Greater Orlando will host n Mardi Gras party on Tuesday. Feb. 7. at the Dubsdrrud Country Club. 549 West Par Ave.. Orlando. Festivities will begin at 7 p.m. and continue through midnight. Costumes are encouraged. T ic k ­ ets. at $25. are available from the country club, other area businesses or by calling 647-0031. Senior Citizens C om m ittee to m eet Th e Senior Citizens Committee of the Sanford Cham ber of Commerce will meet Friday. Feb. 3. at 8:15 a m. Th e public Is Invltrd to the meeting, which will Include discussion about the paper drive. Senior Health and Service Fulr, and senior activities calendar. ‘ Broadway’ auditions announced Auditions for three men and three women for " A Night on Broadway" will take place Feb. 4-5 at the S A K Entertainment offices In Orlando. Th e production by the Florida Sym phony Orchestra. In conjunction wllh the Orlando Theatre Project, will be given April 22 at the Bob Curr Auditorium . For audition times and Information, call Alice al the Orlando Theatre Project. 859-2729. Those who audition should lx- prepared to sing an uptemjx) and a ballad. Narcotics Anonym ous to m eet Narcotics Anonym ous meets Friday at 11 p.m . at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Bingo aids foster grandparents Bingo benefiting Foster Grandparents of Central Florida Is played each Friday al 10:30 a m. and 1:30 p.m . ol Flea World. offU.S Highway 17-92. Sanford. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets al 8 p.m. Wednesdays n n J Saturdays at W c j ( Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, al 8 p.m ., at Grove Counseling Center. Th ird Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 869 6364. If you know of ujx-nmlng activities you'd like unnounccd In the Herald 's Calendar, send the appropriate Information— • event, time, date, place, cost, contact jx-rson und phonc num ber— to Calendar. Sanford llrrald. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. F L 3 2 7 7 1 or call 322 2 6 11 Seniors can reenter work force Program brings out m arketable skills, aptitudes By V IC K I DeSORM IER Herald correspondent S A N FO R D — Four years ago. at the age of 55. Beverly Parks urrtvcd In Seminole County from Pennsylvania. A business deal (hut was to have provided her with money for her retirement had fallen through. She hud no money and no Job. "In spite ol m y years In the workplace (she’d been with Blue C r o s s / B l u e S h i e l d of Pennsylvania for many years) every place I wenl. I’d get the run-around because of my age.” she mused. Drsjiaratc, she let her fingers do Ihe w a lk in g through the phone book and she discovered the Senior C o m m unity Service Em ploym enl Program (SCSEP). She mude the call and was Invltrd In for an Interview. From right, Barbara Dreyfuss, job developor for seek a Job as ’" It was a real G o d -scn d ," Ihe Senior Com m unity Snrvlco Employment clerk, looks on. Parks cun now say as payroll Program, elds Eldrod Jennlson, enrolleo client. clerk for the Sanford ofTlcc. Various crltcriu must be met o r g a n i z a t i o n s . ' ’ w h i c h ure before someone will be admitted non-profit organizations, such as Into the program. Of course, one Prevent Blindness or United Ce­ must lx- a senior citizen— at leust rebral Palsy. F'nrollces usually 55 years old. work 20 hours a week. "Th e re Is no upper end of that ’ ’ We k e e p t h e m In scale," added Calvin Miller, pro­ minimum-wage Jobr to discourject director of the Orlando and uge them from hanging onto us Sanford olflces. "T h e y can be for too long." Miller said "It 85. 95...as long os they are able gives them that udded Incentive to w ork." tn go out to find a higher paying Secondly, one must fall below Job.” the nationally specified Income T h e second phase of the level that makes one eligible for placem en! program Invol ves ration positions currently. Miller p u b lic assistance. C u rre n tly, helping enrollees sharpen Ihelr said he likes tn move |>coplc that level Is $7,000 per annum. work skills, which leads to per­ through to Independence as Those accepted Into SCSEP manent Jobs cither In the private quickly as possible. He proudly said there nrc sector or with host agencies. n r r pl aced I nt o t e mp o r a r y m inim um -wage Jobs with "host SCSEP offers 142 host organ)- always openings In the training area because the program’s Job placement rate Is so high. I’rlor to their Jobs, enrollees receive training from the Senior C o m m u n ity Service E m p lo y ­ letter udvlslng her Hint If she "Th a t he’s u sol und she's u ment Program In basic Jobshrew." doesn't remove her property seeking skills. T h e y learn how to from your basement within 30 write an effective resume, how to days, you will dispose of It. That D E A R A B B Y : I have another conduct themselves In an In­ m ay Jar her Into action. Good p o t n l of v i e w c o n c e r n i n g t e r v i e w . an d e v en h o w to luck. whether or not to tell a person appropriately quit a Job If they that he or she has a terminal find It Is not the proper one for D E A R A D B Y : My husband Illness. I have been an a m ­ them. drinks too m uch. 1 love this man. bulance operator for 14 years Once they have completed and hate to see him d rin k and have transported hundreds their trai ni ng, enrollees are because I know’ what It's doing of patients to clinics for their given assistance In finding a Job to him and I don't want to lose appointments. Sometimes, they are hired by him. So. of course. I nag him. Quite often I have been met at the host organisation at a higher He hales for me to nag him. so the door by fumlly members who salary. he tells inc that he drinks will confide that the jiatlent has "W e try to place people In Jobs because I am Mich a terrible nag a terminal Illness, then they Is there any hope for us? Instruct me to plcusc not m en­ that fit their talents and their N O R TH D A K O T A NAGGER tion It because they do not want likes." Miller noted. Th e project Is sponsored by the patient to know. D E A R N A G G E R : Yes. Alcohol­ Then when the patient and I the Am erican Association of ics Anonym ous for him. And are alone for a few minutes, the Retired Persons ( AA KPI and Al-Anon for you. If he refuses lo patient will say. "Please don’t administered under the federal go lo A.A., you go lo Al-Anou tell m y faintly that I know I have government’s Title 5 fAid to Senior CltUensI regulations and learn how to deal with n a terminal Illness." SCSEP charges no fee lor the man who refuses to go to A. A. G E R A L D E. service; Instead, It pays the Your predicament reminds me C H IL D S . T O R O N T O m i n i m u m - w a g e s a la rie s in of tills Ogden Nash duty: "H e drinks because she scolds, D E A R O E R A L D : What a sad In-hall of the host agencies. Any housing or food stamp he thinks. and useless game that Is. I'm “ S h e t h i n k s s he s c o l d s sure that m any who read this eligibility enrollees may already because he drinks. will have played that game. I receive Is not dlsturlxd because of SCSEP. "B u t neither will admit what’s know; m y sisters and I have Participants u rr ravrred by true. workman's compensation, and (Problems? Writs to Osar Abby. receive paid holidays but no jiald F o r a p e rso n a l, u n p u b lis h e d vacations. reply, te n d s eell-eddressed, "T h is program Is especially COPING WITH LIFE Stink of former renter lingers on D E A R A B B Y : I rented my sjwue room lo u college student In the lull of *87. Last May she guve me one duy's notice and moved out. leaving behind some clothing, books, a bookshelrtund her washer und dryer. (She also left her dog with me. but that's another story.) Anyw ay. I wanted to rent the room lo someone else, so I told her lo get her stuff out by August. She came and took the stuff out of the room, but she left her washer and dryer In m y basement. She said she was moving to an apartment, but she didn't give me an address or telephone number. Il Is now Jun u ary und I have no way of reaching this girl. Abby. I um not a storuge com­ pany! Can I sell her washer and dryer? O r are they mine lo keep? I want tn make an oiTIce In my basement, but her washer and dryer are taking up space. I have no use for them us I have my own. I should not have In place an ad In the paper lo locate this girl. What are m y legal rights? Going to a lawyer will cost me. und since she already owes me money, which I will probably never get. I don’t want to spend any mote. Although she paid me for keeping her dog. she still owes me for back rent. Her checks always trounce, and she Is ver y Irre sp on sib le . What should I do? S T U C K IN P E N N S Y L V A N IA D E A R S T U C K : Call your slate und county local bar association. Someone there should lx- able to tell you what your "righ ts" arc. You muy also be referred to a low-cost attorney. If the girl Is still a student, you can locate her through the col­ lege. 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Goj ohr t SixBvA, TUC tUchatr Cm* xm K a il ’UL-Oa* W OKI |1ha A y.va 'n Ml • lOrarWa Oral t f t a l ia |C*i»on U ,t, t o u il W O ■ A n n V.)aao ■l»-ar*tn ■a m VHI VMM H»mt USA TOA H W4VW ■Ha St Wofcp M C**1 ico aoo li u r u i lUnatt MC m Dm Naal • Hal Urdor<«*a*ia« T*a Ur**j*Mfrr*t Csttj ••••! • : •••! wOJTl u$7 H$trtl|A Tm G’bbI M/-4WJ EU-0 (UC* '$♦ m 7’ ••• _^ V T 8 T IB*«"* -O*0»f A Oft** Htwt •temped envelope to Deer Abby, P.O. Box 09440, L o t Angelee, Calif. 90089. All correepondence Is confidential) Mar aW Phota fry Twnmy W teanl Barbara Dreyluss. SCSEP payroll good for people who have been out of the work force for u while or. maybe, were never In It." Miller said. He used the example of a woman who Is suddenly on her own after spending he r life as a homemaker. She may think she has no marketable skills, but though she has no business experience, the skills are there. Miller said. A homemaker knows how to plan and utilize a budget. (This m a y lead to a bookkeeping position) She organized a house­ ful of children ( The program may direct her toward the ad­ m i n 1st r a t I v e u r e a . ) H e r liosslbllltlrs go on. Th e program also assists those w h o wi sh to Im pro ve their chances In the marketplace by helping them earn their G E t). the equivalent of a high school diploma. "W e want to offer them as m uch as possible," Miller said Parks said the program also gives participant* the feeling of accomplishment. "W hen you get all that won­ derful training und gel back Into the work force " she txumcd. "It makes you feel great. It makes yo u feel like y o u ’re wanted again." All Ihe employees, except for director Miller, art former client enrollees In the program Parks said that gives them a special understanding tn help those new people who come In seeking assistance. “ W e ' v e all been there ourselves,” she M id. SC SEP can help anyone who meet* their slm plr requirements and Is willing to work. For the jxraon who wants to steer clear of public assistance but who Is running Into uge harriers In the work force, the program lends a much-needed helping hand F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n on SCSEP or to enroll, call II233154 In the mornings lax-ally. Ihe program Is based In the S a n fo rd H o u s i n g Au t h o r i t y building on Castle lirewcr Court VERTICAL BLINDS Getting married Engagement and wedding forms are available al Ihe Sanford H erald . 3 0 0 N French Ave. The completed forms may lx- act ompanird by u pro­ fessional bl ack- and- whi t e photograph. The forms should lx filled out and returned before any engagement or wedding an nounerment Is published In Ihe Herald. En g a g e me n t forms should fx returned at least 20 days jirlor lo the wedding For more Inlormuiion. call 322-2011 exl 34 l |r;R o yd Theatres I 1 u rn » II WHO FRAMED ROCER »» RABBIT? ” MOVKlASOD I . 1 ’» For 24-hour listings, see TV W eek issue of Friday, Jan. 27. f j l*G 131 NAKED GUN FUNNY FARM • I; R E E In hom e estimates • Larqe selection to choose (torn • Prom pt I riendly Service • Q uality W orkm anship OUR FACTORY PRICES CTADt St HNI v ft* IM f k w N mM r t n a i XrrWi W mlm* taff SANFORD VERTICALS ■s /!»• fttKl/M r * *l«Vo»i“ 7 5 0 W ylly Ave. , Sanford ( * 1 3 2 1 -3 6 0 1 ) LAKE MARY PODIATRY CLINIC Dr. Cindy W atson Dr. W a lte r Roth • Medical A Surgical Treatment ot Ihe Fool A Ankle • Diabetic Fool Care A Custom Molded Shoes • Vascular Analysis • Sporfs Medicine —— • Ortholics * = r^ • Modlcaro/lnsurance Acceptod • Evening Appointments Available 323-2566 370 W. Lako Mary Blvd. �•■ — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, February 2. I960 CLASSIFIED ADS S e m in o le 322-2611 O r la n d o - W in te r P a rk 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE P'.PTY RATES HOURS 1.-00 A.M. • 6:CO ML MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY t • Naan now 10 ceatacetlv* t e a t . . . 5JC ■ | 7 (M M Cithi U « « . . . i K a I 1 catuacativ# te e * . . . TOC a I 1 U se ...................... MC ■ | A cam N c Rate* ere oar It tea. VISA fik M o km rU lM io tlO O M ik aM M X lvr'e fnr'W IXrtiMf od for 10 ilofi at * Im w <m <pat day 3 luia mmenum (Kara* Cancel ~han row pal raiulti ear only ••» day! your od iwnt at raia earned U*a M * w i * ) a i far la m t rawHi H poyy to to* dta a W a ttory whan a i m tom (act to bnl* mar* OU1XM I New IK* Doy Aafar* K M u t a ii Sunday •II A M Saturday Monday ■ II 30 A M . Saturday MOT I In in* event cl IKa pubtitMng at arrarl in adrartttamantt. IK* Santard tc*raid cKail pubiiih tK* atfvarticamani. attar it Nat been carractad at n* call 1* IK* advarttcar tout cwck Invartuna ctoal. number n* mar* man an* III. Legal N otices Legal N o tices NOTICC O f FICTITIOUS N AM I Nolle* It haraby (Iran that | am engaged In butinata al P o Bor 4)043) Lata Mary. Fla 13MS M1J. Samlnol* County. Florida under ttoa Fictiliuwc Nam* at ERNEST a CONRAD PUBLISHING, and that I Inland to ragl.tar told namo vvltK tho Clort el IKo Circuit Court. Semhtele County. Flarldo In accordance aim IKo Provlttont ot tK* F Ictlttaut Nam* Statutat. ToWIt Section M l Ot Florida Statute* IMF. /avBut Bachmarm Publlih: Jan I*. 3*. Fab 1. t. HP DEA 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F IL S N O S M IFC P IN REi E S TA TE OF A N N B CANEZA. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Not** It Karaby f Ivor. tKal I am engaged In bultotatt At AM Surrey Run Cattalbarry. FL n m . SamuON County. Flarldo under IKo Fktltlout Namo ot CEN TR AL FLA PLATES, and mot I Inland to rogltttr told ram* niiK mo Claf* of tK* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In accordance mm m* Provident at th* Flctltlout Nam* Statutat. T* Wit Sect km MSS*Florid*SMIutat IMF /t/KImbartyA Ryan Publlth Fab 3.9,14.21 It** OEB 34 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolka It Karaby given that I am engaged In butmatt al SFll Dear Pam Sanlord. Samlnol# County. Florida undar tK# Fktltlout Nam* at COLLINS CONSTRUCTION, and mat I inland to regular told nam* m m m* Clerk at Itoa Circuit Court. SamlnoN County. Florida M accordant# mm tK* Pro vttlent at tK* Fktltlout Nam* Slatutot. To w n Section M i Ot Fior<d*St*tu-»t m t 1 /tvGary Cainnt Publlth: Fab 3.4.14 F I Itot OEB IS NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME None* It Koroby given that I am engaged In butmatt at IMS N Cameron Av# Santord. Florida. 33FFI. SamlnoN County. Florida under IK* F Ictlt lout Nam* ot COLO H ORANGE ENTERPRISES, and mat I m tend to raglttar tald nam* m th IK* Clark at m* Circuit Court. SomlnaN County. Florida In armrdanca aim mo Provltlont ot mt rictlttaut Mama Statutat. ToW It Section 1419* Florid* Statutat IHF /t/Oarrl Galgar Publlth Fab ! .f .M .t l. IWt OEB IF NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION The admiAlttralien el m* atlai* at ANN B CANEZA. dacaatad. FIN Number trd lS C P . It pending In Itta Circuit Court tor SamlnoN County. Florida. Probata Civilian. m» addrot* ot trKIcK It Pott Otfk* Drawer C. Norm Pork Avenue. Santord. Florida J3F7I Th* namat and addrattat ot IK* partonal roprotaniotlvo and m* pr'iorval repca •vnltttvv'i attorney or* sot form halow All IntarotNd par torn art required N IIN m m thlt court. W ITHIN TMR'- E MCrtTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E ! I I) all claim* agalntl th* *tt#M and I I) any obtoetton by an mtorottod par ton on eKom m il nolka rvat tarvad mat challenge* IK* valid Ity at th* mil. IK# qualification* ot IKa partonal rape*tentative, vanu*. at lurltdktNn of tK* court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot Rut Notice hot begun on Fabruary J. itgt Partonal Raprotantatlv* ANDREWP. CANEZA c/aM IKELW CAR PENTER. ESQ lllArmHStraat Orlando. FL 37*04 Attorney tor Par tonal Hapra tentative i M IK E L W C AR PENTER. ESQ I I I Anmaftraal Orlando. FL 3MM ToNpKona: (4SF! *43 SB40 Publlth Fob 3. *. 1*0* O EB tt NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M I Notk* It Koroby given that I am angegad In butlnatt al F00 E a g le A v * . . L o n g w e o d . SamlnoN County. Florid* undar IK* Flctltlout Namo ot AA A P P L IA N C E S E R V IC E SPECIALISTS and tKal I Inland to rogItHr tald nam* mm IK* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court. SamlnoN County. Flarldo In accordant* m m IK* Provltlont at IK* F K ill lout Nam* Statute*. TeWtt Section Its Ot FNrld* Slatwtot IMF ' t/Donito Bach Publlth Jin l». t*. a . r a t mt oe a gi D o n 't Ftorget! Send for the latest edition of the free Con­ sumer Information Cata­ log. □ The Catalog lists over 200 selected federal pnhlicat ions of consumer interest on subjects like health, nutrition, federal benefits, money manage­ ment. □ The Catalog is free and so are many of the booklets. □ Just send your name and address, no strings attached. Write today: C onsum er I n l o r m . i t io n C e n t e r D e p a r tm e n t D l' Pueblo, Colorado 81009 Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR » IM IM O LE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIOA. Cat* No. i M IS N C A O t L Oaaaral JorltdlrtHa r lK V * lk 'M .iM b U CHASE HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vt JOHN REYNOLDS. IIII vine at ua . ot o r, FU . f . . I, NOTICE OP A Lf ION STA TE OF FLORIOA TO JOHN REYNOLOS. It llv mg. Including *ny unknown •pout* of Mid Defendant, it ha hat ramarrNd and If tald Da Undent It dacaatad. hit r* tpactlv* unknown halrt. da v itta t. grant***, attlgnaat. creep lore INnori and IrutUat. and all omat partont ctalmlnq by. through. undar or ogomtl m* nomad DvUndent, Who** rotldanc* It unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE O mol an action N Nroclot* a mortgag* an IK* following property In SamlnoN County, Florida Lot 44. H IO D E N L A K E PHASE III. UNIT IV according to rn* put m*r#of Ot roenrdod In Plat Book 3*. Pagti I end t Public Record* at Samlnol* Ceimty. Florida hot boon filed again*I you and JOHN DOE and JANE DOE and alt other partont In pottotHon of tub|*cl real properly whet* namat or* gncarloin and you ora required N tarv* a copy of your written dotontot. II any. to lion JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. PloInfHt attorney IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA Cat* N*.:M 1I4ACAOOP Ganaral Jur Itdlctqn IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY,S TA TE OF FLORIDA Cat* Ma M ISM CAO* L Ganaral Jurltdidlan r u ’ d a ’ » i Nu 44Mb. FIRST F ID E L IT Y bANK N A . PlalnllH. v* THOAAASL HEISS.il living, at u> . at a l. Defendant* N OTICE OF ACTION S’ A fP O F FkORlUn TO THOMAS L HEISS. If liv in g , and P A T R IC IA M HEISS. hi* wlto. If living In eluding any unknown tpout* of **>d Defendant! If ollhor hot remarried and II ollhor or bom of tald Doftndent* art do caetod. ihalf rttpoctlv* un known hair*, dtvli***. grant***. a**igno**, creditor*, lienor* and truttoot. and all other portent claiming by. through under or again*! the named Defendant* Whote rotldanc* I* RFO I. Bo* IlfO . Oakland. Main* 04*4)41)4 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to toroclot* o mortgag* m th* tallowing property In Som Inolo County. F lor Ida LOT 4. HER M ITAG E UN IT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK <1. PAGE 44 OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* boon Iliad agalntl you and JOHN DOE and JANE DOE and *11 other potion* m pouettlon of iub|*cl real property, who** rtain*met ar* uncertain and you or* required to larva a copy ol your written dotontot. It any. toll on: JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plolnllir* attorney whot* addrot* li: 101 N Franklin Street. Suit* 3130. Tampa. Florida 11*03 on or batoro m* tth day of March Iff! and III* th* original wim th* Clark of mil Court either baler* larvlc* an Plaintiff* attorney at Immediately mar* attar, otharwlt* a default will b* entered agalntl you tor th* rotlaf demanded In th* Com plaint or Petition D A TE D on mi* )l*l day ot January 1*0* MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E 301 N. Franklin Shoot. SuIN 3F30. Tampa Florid* 33401 an or b*fort thy ))nd day at February IIP . and TIN th* original with th# Clock ot thlt Court •ollhor tutor* torrlct on Plalntll! t attorney or tonmodla tly IK*r* after, othorwlt* o daltvlt will bo antarad age1ml you tor IK* raltol dama vied In rn* Cam plaint or Petition D A TE D on mil INK day at January IN* M ARYANNF MORSE C LFR K O FTH 2 TIR C U IT COURT B Y: Kelly McClain Deputy Clark Publlth Jon If. 23. Fob 1. f. itgt O EA 141 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notk* It Koroby given mat I am engaged In butlnatt al 410 Savag* Court. Longwood. SamlnoN County. Florida under th * F l c l l l l o u t N a m * of O V E R S F A TR A D IN G COM PANY. and that I Inland to raglttar tald nam* with th* Clark at tha Circuit Court. SamlnoN County. Flarldo In accordance with m# Provltlont pi IK* Flctltlout Nam* Slatutot. ToW It Section M l Of Florida Statute* IMF /t/Gton Huot Yoow Publlth Jan M. Fab 1. f. It. HO* OEA 111 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notk* It hereby given that w* era engaged In butmatt al 3134 Palmway Santord FL. 33FF1 SamlnoN County. Florida undar rn# Flctltlout Nam* 04 RAL H E A TIN G A A/C SERVICE, and thol w* Inland to roglttor tald nam# with IK* CNrk of m* Circuit Court. SomlnoN County. Florid* In accordance with m* Provltlont ot *ho Flcllllout Nam* Statute*. ToWIt Section M l 0* Florid* StatuNt IMF /* Randall W Flat* /t/Lawli Breland Publlth Fab 2.4.1*. 23.1494 DEB 23 M O T ira n r FICTITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnatt al >10 Sandipur. Maitland. SamlnoN County. Florida under IK* F lc lll lo u t Noma el PRO F E S S IO N A L S P E A K E R B U R EA U IN TER N A TIO N A L, and that I Inland N regular tald noma with th* Clark of th* Circuit Court. SomlnoN County. Flarldo m accordance with ma Provltlont at IK* Flctltlout Nam* SloluNt. ToW lI: Section M l Ot Florida SlatuUt IMF Zt/DavIdJ Nalton Publlth Jan tt. M. Frh |. f. itgt DEA 144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 4* 1*4 C A M P A L L E N K FORREST and PATRICK A BROWN. Plaintiff!. vt K IM B ER LY J TROMBLY. JA M E 1W FREEMANend BARBARA A FREEM AN.hit WIN. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO JA M E S W FRFFM ANand BARBARA A FREEM AN hit wiN I t ll Somortot Hoffman Road. Watt MAR ION. OH 41)01 YOU ARE NO TIFIEO IK*I an action N torocNt* a Mortgag* on th* fallowing property In SomlnoN County. Florida: Th* f a n m 1 tear of m* Eatt <Ff 1 Uvl ot IK* Norm 4FS Not of th* Wail 1/1 at IK# NWU ot IK* t E U ot SacHan ig. Tawnthip x South Rang* II Eatt. SamineN County. Florida. ILESS in# Norm Ft t**t Nr rood and ALSO LESS rn* Norm **9 toot of th# Eatt lOOtaot tharaell hat bean filed agamtt you. Mid you or* required to torv* o copy of your written dotontot It ony. N It an or batoro March JO tt*t. and tlN th* anginal wim IK* CNrk at m u Court oiihor batoro tarylc* m PN'ntltt*' allotrwy or Im m e d ia te ly Ih a ra o tia r , etharwlt* a default will b* anlarad agamtl y*u tor th* raiul drmondad m m* Com ptomt. D A TE D on January INK Itgt MAR YANNE MORSE C Nr* ot rn# Circuit Court By Wendy W Cellini Deputy CNrk K E N N E TH W MclNTOSH -of STENSTROM MclNTOSH JULIAN . COLBERT. WHICH AM 4 SIMMONS. P A Attorney! Nr Plemtlltt Sun Bonk - SutN 22 PottOffk* Baa 1120 Salford Ftend* X2F23 UM (a d JIin llflo r H4 1llt Publlth Jan It M Fab 3. t. tog* DEA 141 •'trlit fir wAdaaaNa CHASE HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntlft. CLARENCES O AN IILS.il Ilvlhq.«lw4.*lal.. NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIOA TO : CLARENCE E DANIELS. II living, and If married. MRS CLARENCE C DANIELS, hit wIN. If living. Including any unknown tpout* of tald Dafen danIt It atlhor ha) remarried and if aimer or bom of tald DaU/dan11 art dacaatad. thatratpactlv* unknown halrt. da vltaat. graniaat. attlgnaat. creditor! INnort and tnrttaat. and all otter partont claiming by. through, under or agalntl tha named Defendant! ANO JUNE E OANIELS. It IWtng. and It married. JOHN DOE, her hutband. whet* real name It tmcerleln. If living. Including any unknown tpout* ol tald DoNndanit If ollhor hat romer rlod and II althar or bom ut laid Defendant* are dacaatad. their ratpactlv* unknown halrt. da vltaat. graniaat. atilgnaat. craoitorv Honor* and and trull aat. and *11 other partont claiming by, through, under or agalntl th# named 0*tandem t WToto rvtldmc* It unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE O mat an action N Nroclot* a mortgag* on tn* following property In SomlnoN County. Florida L O T IB. H ID D E N L A K E PHASE HI. U N IT III. according N th# Plat thorarot at recorded In Plat Book 2F. Pag* 10 L 11. Public Rtcordt at Samlnol* Cetmfy. Florid* hat been tiled agalntl you and JOHN ROE and JANE ROE and all other portent m potteuton ol tub|oct real property whot* roolnomot or* uncertain and you or* required to torv* a copy of your written dafantat. II any. to It on JO S E P H M r * N I E t l O . ESCulRF. Ptototlft* attorney whotaaddr atilt: 201 N Franklin Stroot. SuIN 2F2B. Tamp* Florida 33401 on or botorv the km d t , of toa.ch Itgt. and UN rn* jrlglnal with m* Clark ot m il Crurt ollhor be for r tervlco on Plolnllir* attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwtie a dofault will be antarad agalntl you tor rh* raliof demanded In ltd Com plaint or Petition. D ATED on mil JOth day ot January It** MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BVi Ruth King Deputy CNrk Publlth Fab 3.*. I*. 1). )*** C E B 30 NOTICE W H A T: JUN K CAR AUC TION WHEN FEB 10TH IN* TIME I M A M W HERE D A V E JO N E S W RECKERSERV INC FIUS HWY IF *2 FERN PARK. FL C AR STOSELL: I ) 44 PONTIAC IIFTBUICK 31 F» PONT IAC 41 Ft CHEVROLET 1IF4 PONTIAC 4) M PONTIAC T) 41OOOGE II4FCH EV P/U *) FI TOYOTA 101 FI CHEVROLET II) 13 FORD IIIFIC H EV R O LE T I1IM TOYOTA P/U 14)11 HONDA M/C 111 FI LINCOLN III 44CHEVROLET IF IIIC H E VROLE T t t lf l TOYOTA If) ISLAND BOAT Publlth Fab I. IN* DEB II IN TH F CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C ASIN O K 4tlf C A P L BAR NO 4*117* CITICORP SAVINGSOF FLORIDA. aFEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plamim. vt ANISSA W JENKINS, at al . Defendant * NOTICE OF ACTION TO ANISSA W JENKINS and ■■■ . Spout* ot ANISSA W JENKINS. It any. who'* retidencet are Andrei O h io its . Ilth Flaar. Cal Polanco 11140. Marks. D F YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TIFIED, that an action to torvc kne a mortgag* on m* following deterlbed property m Samlnoto County. F tor Ida BUILDING I). UN IT I. OAK HARBOUR. SECTION THR EE. A Condominium together with an undivided Interotl In the common element! appurtenant thereto, at tat term In the Declaration of Condominium ot OAK HARBOUR S E C TIO N TH R EE, and othibitt attached thereto dated July 14. 14*4. filed September 14. 1*4# and r* carded In Olllclal Record! Boott 111*. Pag* 111), at amended by Record! Book 1411. page 144). at amended by Amendment to Declaration et Condominium, filed March 34. ltt) In Official Recur dt Duck 1434. Page MO. Public Record! at Seminole County. Florida, together with any amendment! thereto hat been Mad agalntl you and you or* hereby required to terva a copy ot your written dafantat to II It any. on RONALD L F R IE O P A . Plaintiff! al torney. whot* addratt It FFOO NO R TH K EN D A LL D R IV E. SUITE 1M. MIAMI FLORIDA 33IM an at before the rm day at March 11*1 and til* the argnai wim the Clark at mit Court aimer batory tarvKV on Pleat lift l attorney or immediately ih*r*#*»*c otharwu*. * datau'l will be entered agalntl you tor IK* r#h#l demanded In th* C o m p la in ! I* F a r a c la t* O alad iK it 10th day *1 January. I*** MARYANNE MORSE Clark at tad Court By Kelly McClain at Deputy Clark ICourt Seal I Publlth Fab 1.9.14. 22. 149* OEB 23 CIRCUIT COURT BY: Kelly McClain Deputy Clark Publlth Fab 3. t. It. 31. Ito* DEB II NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that I am mgagad m butlnatt at P O Boa 300444. Fom Park. Samlnoto County. Florid* undar th* Flctlllov* Nam* at D A T E M A T E . L O V E L IN E S . HEAR T T O H E A R T and Ihel I inland to roglttor laid ram* with th* Clark ol m* Circuit Court. SomInoto County. Flue Ida In accordance wim m* Pro vlltoni of th* Fktltlout Nam* Statute*. To Wit Section 14) 0* Florida Statute* IMF /t/B W Jon*i Publlth. Jon I). It, 34, Fob 2. Ito* OEA to NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that «* ar* engaged In butlnatt at 100 Hunl Club Boulevard. Lorqwood I JIFF*). Seminal* County. Florid* under th* Flctltlout Nam* ol F R A N C IS K A Y O BOWMAN ANO LE O L A M B O W M A N d 'b / a W E K IV A GOLF CLUB, and mat w* Inland to regular tald nam* wim m* Clark ef lh* Circuit Court. Samlnoto County. Florida In accordance wim m* Provltlont ol lh* Fktlllout Nam* Slatutot. ToWIt: Section MS 0* Florida Slatutot ItSF, /t/FrancIt Kayo Bowman /t’Laoia M Bowmen Publlth Jan 24. Fob 3. *. 14. ttlt OEA >14 IN TH B CIR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIOA Cal* No.: M 41*1 C A M D Oeneril Jwitdictian Florida Bar Na : H MM FED ERA L HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plainlilt. vt FRANCIS H CALNAN, IIliving. *lu> .o ra l. Defendant! A M E N D IO NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TU FRANCIS H CALNAN It liv in g , and M A R T H A E CALNAN. hi* Wlto. If living. Including any unknown tpoute ot laid D#fend*n*t It either hat remarried and II ollhor or bom Of tald Doftndanti ar* da craved their ratpactlv* un known hair*, davit***, graniaat aitignaat. c'editor*. Ilenori and truttoat. and all other partont claiming by. through, unde* or agemtt ih* named Defendant! Whot* rttldtnc* It 19 Robtrtt Road. Billerica.fAerylendOHll YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to torocioi* a mortgag* on th* following property In SeminotoCounty, Florida THE WEST tS F E E T O F THE E A S T 1)9 F E E T OF TH E NORTH DO F E E T OF THAT PART OF BLOCK 1. LYING SOUTH OF CHURCH STREET OF W ILDM ERE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGE III, PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F l o r id a hat bam fifad age .nil you and JOHN DOC and JANE DOE. and a ll ethor p o n e n i In pOtMtHon ot !ub|*ct real pro party nhciao real name! are vncerlaln and you or* required to terve a copy ot your written detente* It any. to It an JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff! attorney ■Note addreti I f 391 N Franklin Straal Suite JFJC. Tampa Florida 11*02 on *r betora m* lim day ot Fab nr* and til* the arqmal wim the Clerk of mit Court either before torv ice on Plaintiff I attorney or Im m a d la ta ly th e re a fte r Otharwit* a default will be entered again*! you lor th* raliof demanded In m* Com plaint or Petition D ATEO an thlt *m day at Jan ito* MARYANNE MORSE c ler k of th e CIRCUIT COURT BY Jaan Bril lent Deputy Clark Pubiiih Jan l|. |«. 24. Feb 3. Ito* OEA M 25-Spoc»«i N o tio s BECOME A NOTARY For 0*1*11* I 900 422 4214 Florida Notary Aetoclotion 71— H e lp W p n t e d 7i-H tipW anted CONSTRUCTION/AU TRADES Caribbean liiendt'local 151 per hr to I *41 t i l l __ Talenl helkton. In* Ito*) DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a r e DAYS NIOMTS W EEKENDS In my Horn* Eiparlancad Let! el T IC I 222 IF3E 5 5 — B u s in e s s Opportunities Marketing Manager and Sato* R apra ia nta llva t. mala A female Own ytxa own tkin cor* and cmmoNc company Inventory requirement under UBO.................... Call 332 2142 ORANGE CITY Complete turnkey dry cleaning plant opening in tail growing areal Located In BO 000 ig H grocery anchored regional cantor Full company train Ing. 129,100 down Call I 0M m tF IF .e it. *21 AT— M o n e y t o L e n d CASH A V A IL A B L E For howtot. mortgage!. Income property p n t 4 gc4d 122 41*4 I HOMEOW NERS) ContoHdato bill!. Horn* Im provemenlv. Pool loant. any worthwhile purpoa Liberal C r e d it P o lic y . W* buy mortgage! Apply by phone Old South Financial Lie Ml* Broker..... .402 H U M 71-H e lp Wanted Employment 323-5176 F**w. lim s i. A C TIV ITY ASSISTANT • Part lima Weekend work nacet ta ry Recreational ik llli helpful I Pleat* ccellar! Hilthevan Health Car* Cantor 22204*4 __ IO E/H A llo 'lO T O U R INCOME SELL AVON NOWIII 313-4010 or..........131-4141 APPLICATORS TRAINEES AN O O TH ER POSITIONS Earn SIO I I ) SO hr No *>p nocettery Full port llm* 1 weak end* In local area Call Sam III r~vm ......I l l 9M Fill APPT. S E TTE R S PART TIM E Sat appotntmanti tor door to door del Ivary ot bottn food! H ourly plus com m litlon Apply : Rich Food Plan. 401 JW Ilth Straal, S e n io r d ___ A T T N I H IR IN G I Guvl |obl your oroat 111 149 M4.4I) 402430 IMS, art. R toll* A u to m o tm Pie p o ittio n And P«RtiR| Train** Good opportunity, teporlonct nol nocettery but halptul Mato or tomato Call 111 1444 BOOKKEEPER Multi book*. N key aipori enca. type, ate 50 hrt wk. S) hr Call F4FB ill. Faith CARPENTERSNEEOED Mutl have tool! and Hamper lotion. S yean ei per tone* required Call 23342T2 CARPENTERS A HELPERS Mutl have aapartonc* Call after 4PM 14* IHF CASHIERS 4 COOKS A ll th ill* available, lull lima/parl lima t*o t ip nac at vary Starling Immadlataly Hourly wag* plui bonut Promollonal opporlunlllai availabi* Apply al Amoco. 4400 W Slato Rd 44. Santord I tor marly Phillip* M l or al *M W Lak* Mary B ird , lake Mary (lormarly PhllHptaal C LER K T Y P IS T ISO WPM)/ F IL E C LE R K /P M O N E w o r k / 13 potitidn!) r .i; llma/parl llm*/| lamp Non tmokort Apply The Rich Plan. **I W. IFthSF. Santord _ CNA'S Part llm* Apply Hlllhevoa Healthcare Center 2224S44...........................EOE/H COLLECTOR In te llig e n t m a lu ro prolottional with ttrong loto phono control Above average ta lo r y . co m m litlo n and bonolltt Excellent working onrlrenmonl No medical col lactlantl Cattatoany. Far nt 3)1 4)4) E eportoncod herNng rack a n d Jk t........... CaHC.-JAH ■ANN M O N ET Hooding book it S30.000 Income pcAanlial Do tall! 1101*914000Eit. V 0112 ■ DUCATIONAL CoOrdkMSar Pr* kindaroarten Teacher For progreiuve p.'aicl.ou. program BS D tJ'tO crooiit in early cnildhoud ad . cation or COA Full llm*. Ire* child car*, raid vocation, paid holiday*, ctatweom limit 10 BSM hr C D A U h r. Apply 439 Rlvtrvtow Av* .. .1334*31 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS E .p d P C BoatJt. Wire Wrap. Cabtot. OC Intpoctor. and Wav* Solder Operator Oayt and nightt Eecollont benelittl 31) 4SSF E N TR Y LEV EL CO LLEC TIONS Pari llm* Call pat! duo account!, tome typing 4 CRT. hourt 4 IPM M Th. and day! Friday. Non onokort Apply: RkkPten 4*1 W I » h S I. Santord EXECUTIVE SECRETARY For ho*plt*l Acknlnlttralor/ CEO AAlnimum et I yaort *acreferlal tapertonce In o health car* (preferably hetpi lal) tatting *0 WPM accurate typing with ihorthand/dkt* phone ik ill* E i per tonce In word procottlng. and tecollonl g ra m m a r, ip o llln g and punctuation tkllli required C o m p o llllv * ta lo ry and bonolltt Contact W. Velwtia Memem I Hotpttal. reI W. Plymouhl Av* . Deland, FI. EXPERIEN CED SEW ING MACHINE OPERATORS San Del Manulactvrmg 224C Old Late Mary Read Santord. F tor Ida Ilf 21 2113*14 EXPERIENCEOFRAMERS W ANTFDi Mutl have hand ipoft.jCall___ ___ „ 4*9 a.. I TREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SOTOOL a A New Carter a A New Beginning Call Fraaar Slu 3233700 K C T E S II IN THE SOUTH Front Office Assist in i Part llm* tor GYN elf lea E >per tone# pratarrad Call 3)1 4)44 44 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FULL/PART TIME CASHIERS Mutl be hard working and honotl E tctltonl bonollt package plut cempatlllv* tal ary Afply In parton only Speedway Slervei Marvin 14 4 SR 44. Santord '* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ GENERAL TRAINEES CALLIMO ALL OIRLSII No aipartoncel Modi* En lerpniot can place tovorol neat. enlhutlailK individual* *0 eiiH I our ilall with now prom ollonal dull** S490 month piu! bonut k ben*11tl Som* Haval k HgH. ollic* skill! may h*<p For more detail*, call Mr Roebuck •at tti M l) OLASS 4 M ETAL WORKERS Rotldantlal E ipwienced and traineot.................... S2I-4S4* GOVERNM ENT JOBS -114.440 114.2)0 yf Now hiring Coll I SOS#41 400 Erl R 111) tor current ledaral Hit HANDYMAN Somy at pat tone* required Cell after 4 PM 313 W4S IM M E D IA T E JOBS! San tord/Allamont* Spring! area Vaft Temporary Service! ___________*244244__________ to COSMETOLOGISTS With following SS\ com mlttton Every cThor Sotur day oil. II you (U trv " F o m malwnt ' ill4S0S t i l ter Jill. Me*** DAYS IN N /100G E Now taring Room Cleanert H t u im t n , F ro n t O ttk . Weitreteet and Waiter! AM k PM ihiH* aval table. Apply In par ton 4*0 Douglai Av* Allemanto Spring*. FI SNEW PAY RATESS STAFFING NURSES UNITS. M ED SG. OB. ORTHO WE ARE VERY BUSYIIt APPLYTO D AYl ORIENT TOOAYI WORK TODAY! G E T PAIO TOMORROW VACATION PAY WeeSend Retot M EDICAL PERSONNEL POOL 414 N Orlande Av* Hwy. 1141 Maitland I **11*4 DELIVERYMAN DOMINO'S PIZZA DRIVERS OWNER OPERATORS 1* trsn ip o rt geriatric k p ty c h io trlc o liy disabled client* tar Saminoto Commu mty Mental Health Center Valid FI chauffeur! Heam* raqurred Can John Jehneon l » >4)4 lANITOR'AL SUPERVISOR E i p v . l a n c u w o rk in g tuper vitor lor evening thitti Full or part time Good pay A boneflttl Call 222 4BB0 __ UKE HELPING PEOPLE? HOME H EALTH AIOS Paragon HomoCar* of San lord not weekend and port llm* pot11Ioni available In Samlnoto county tor certified HHA'S Wo otter competitive retot Call 3210900 tor oppf, Loidfi ind Bk AHob 0p«fi(0f Erper toneod only ________ Coll 221 3 » l_________ Local Manutacturlng company leek t conveyor mechanic!, w tlde rt. thear 4 brake, machlnltH Coll 323 F4FB LPN Full Urn* IIPM FAMdiltt. R N 't-Full/port llm* FAM 3PM thllt CNA’i •Full/parl llm* All ihltti LONGWOOD HEA LTH CARE 1F4 4)0* LPN RN NEEDEO . F J. FT. ar PT Apply Debarv FAanor. 40 N f 1143. Dotory A groat place to work I EOE MAINTENANCC/DRIVCR With pravlout *>p to do o variety at )et>t tor oipandlng dept MVR checked Non tmokort Apply Th* Rich Pure 441 w iF th Sf., Saatord MILL MAINTENANCE With knowledge of conveyor tyittmt. welding, ileal tab-1 ra tio n , pneum atic* and hydra-jilt* tor day and .Jght thlttt Deland area Southern Cyprott. 404 134 2411 MOTH MANAGERS Liya In motel manager*, ot tk* end maintenance oip halptul I No pelt, no children Deland a/»a *04 534 31a* NEEDA JOB? Call Oil ton Today I OLSTEN SERVICES __________ 2444)2)___________ N EW H IG H E R S T A R T IN G PAYI For ctrtlftod or oiparl tncod Hurt* Aldot Allthltttl Apply In per ion lo. Lakrvlew Nvriuq Center 414 E 2nd SI__ _____ NURSE AIDES HE E O E D II F I and ) II khtfti T T 4 PT. Apply DEBARY MANOR. 4C N Hwy 114 4). Dobory. FI Mon thru Frl 4AM to4PM 4*44C54 EC O PART TIM E D R IVER S W ANTED Thurtdayt only 14 per hour Apply In portoni Th* Santord Auto Auction S94S St#*- Road *4 Eatt _ Santord tarn hi apm _____ Part lima child car* worker wanted tor tmail private day car* cantor SiOQ'hr Appro llhourt,»Aan F rl 321 243S PART TIME Parton to care tor up to I elderly ratldontt Cooking, cleaning 4 paricnal car* r* quired Call attar 4f»M 122 1491 PART-TIME SECRETARY Mon thru Frl Paid vacation and holiday! Good working condition*! Call 331 FBI* POSITIONS AVAILABLE ALL SHIFTS, T U li/ P I . TIME • RtfS • LPN'S ULNA S aD IETA RY COOKS/AIOES a HOUSE KEEPING AIDES W* art a now and modern I if oed Milled nurting facility ottering aicaltont benelittl Apply Inpertonor call: Meridian Nvrting Canter IS) Undever Place *. Lang weed. FI. 919 11*4.............................. EOE PRE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER E>p a mutl i Chauffeur'* ll«^ or abto to quality IS 40 hCweak Need mature, reliable' parton Start Vt par hr PaRS holiday* Mon Frl.. bomaC plan, credit union -vei'abto Apply omgerbread Haul* 2114 Elm Ava ■Senterd Eiparlancad onlyl Full lim*. Bantfitt Apply al Tru Do mantkent. 14)4 N SR M2F. Longwood. FI or call 32440*2 > RADIOLOGY RECEPTIONIST Full llm* Mull be temiiiar with medical larminoiogy' E ipartonc* In computer* and radwtogy departmanl (hoipL •al or phyticlan'l otfk*) pr* •erred Apply Well VtiiMie Merrierlal Hatpttal 111 W Plymauth Ave. Oe l i 'd F tor tda RN FJ Dun. pari time Apply In parton Lab (view Netting Car tor 414 E FndSt, Santord RN- FULL TIME/DAY SHIFT. 4 R 11/LPN P A R T -T I M E petition! available P leave contact Hillherta Health Car* Canter 121*1*4 IO E / H SALES RLPRISENTATIVE OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY Lak* Mary Cwuranfly hiring lor all pot 11to n ' Apply 441 W Lak* Mary Bled __________ 2234444__________ DRIVER INSIDE PHONE SALIS It yau her* a yraal vox* and a dynamic par tonality w* will train you to make 120.000 plut. tailing to butlnatt** on lh* phono. Coll Pal M urphy Monday Friday. 4AM SPM tor more detail! - ..... 44*4014 PRESS OPERATOR 1519 par weal chon* Friday only,» AM I ) Nuon 3300144 RTC Trantportalon a leader In lh* trucking Indutfry with over #0 y**»t at growth It lo o tin g tor p ro fe ttlona l drlvorvcontroctort W# otter above average wage*, top Imo eqwipm* t. a wit* ride potky and an eecollont bonotll package In vetI I minute at your 11mo and grow with Ih* Number I carrier In Ito re trig**ekedbutinet! R TCl Call I 090122 4143 ( Mutt have own tool* 4 Iran* pertationl OeaemSabto Only I H I 44214 leave mattag* FUU. TIME/PART TIME Teacher* Aide*, and But Driven Child Caro Facility _________Coll 321 *411_________ COMMUNITY COORDINATORS I n t* r na I lo n a l S tu d e n t E i change Program ***** part time Individual! find hot! family homo* and tuporvit* High School oxhang* ttu denlt Feet paid upon com ptotton ot attignmont Coll Bob (M il 14*1001 attar 4PM COOK/ W AITR ESSES /B E V E R A G E -C A R T PERSON/ Full cr part llm* Apply In parion: Winter Spring* Gall Club hall mil* aatI at t t m a n t u __________ DRYWAll FRAMERS, HANGERS A FINISHERS SNEW PAY RATESS STAFFING NURSES HOME H U L THAI DS* CNA'S POSITIONS AVAILABLE AIL SHIFTS Am i , anant and work today Gat pe<d tomorrow! M EDICAL PERSONNEL POOL 419 N Orlande Ava Hwy. 1241 Meillend 249 DM We ar* looking tar ) ##1*1 people la Itart immediately I WE OFFER • Good tlertmg pay • Group medical/lit* wwuranc* • Dental plan • Pd vacation 4 hoildeyt • Co vafUcto 4 aqmpmanl • E •caltanl Cpporfwruty For Advancement l Our company hat over || yeari ttperienc* In Ih* pot! control nk iitry For a con Hdenliel uitorviow. call Dove Armttrang batwaan 4PM wid FPM al D t 1141 Apply in parton Matter Service*. Inc . SSIOClay Ava . Orlande sicretary / receptI onist 12 39 h*un/wk Flaalhla boo*!*apmg Milk pretorrad IS 94hr Call Karen lor a* povniment ISanhodl 221 223) SHORT OtOER COOK Full tuna pot/ryn SPM to I IPM Call tar Intaeetaw 121 )4FS AM tor Bob or M l . �i Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. February 2 7 1 - H elp Wanted SALESMAN/MAMGEMENT For flag 1 batvwf conpany M ult to <*pabk! Coll Froity tor defat)*! M tlW 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d / ^ R e n t 103— H o u se s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t BEAUT1TU! LAXEVIEW APTS! HIDDEN LAKE CONDO " T C tC V A M E T m T R C T tM P /P tH M 260 5100 TRUSS ASSEMBLERS CALL TODAY SANTORO COURT APTS 323-3301 WANTED! • W a ltrn t A Kitchen help, Cot* S a rra n lo , Lk Mory Coll l lO A M to ll MAM m i n i MOVE IN 1PECIAL, Stll E F F IC tE N C Y A P T ________CALL MB-I W , WORK TOUR OWN HOURS! PARTLY FURNISHED ] b ] room aptt 1700'C IS mo On thobuillnot 177 MM Sanford stadia. I adutt, no chlldren/pell. Qulot r e i , modem S77S ♦ du> 777 M il Port Tim * Demonstrators tor lu p a rm a rk iti, Conlril FI. . area Retired A mom* wel comol Sand lolltf to Bor IMS PO Bor 10W Sonlord FI. m i l S LICENSED REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED = SANFORD - I room aftlclency w/pr bath A entrance Clou to downtown >;> » t . |IM I U C ■Iwd Util 771T W [ i SANFORD C lou Id downtown. 1 room efficiency p lu i private bath looking fra 1 perron I/OJ w» plus SITS s o c M l UM ; 7 3 — E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d Santoro, 1 bdrm. Iky bath, conertta black, tncloiad garage. Can H/A. *4*000 or AUOmo Call Mf Jfed SANFORD AREA RANCH N acres. with large houu. a •tall barn. A more 11700 par month Near Geneva T O a m SANFORD/LAKE MAR Y i/h double tarege. no petl Avail Now IS/Smo ♦ u c R A E REALTY ___________MI1W0__________ SANFORD } bdrm . I bath, no email children, no pelt, ten m o. plui u c . IH Q rn SANFORD, ETC. CONDITION' 1 b d rm t. H i balti. USO/mO. Ikl A depoiit No petl M I bale I and I bdrm apartmenti, weekly and monthly ratal I M l Park Ava Inquire al Apt 41 or call.........................M I U M I bdrm I bath, eolti Palmetto. Sanford SMO/mo Call « U IIU . Nava m n u g t 1 0 5 — D u p le x * T rip lex/R e n t DELUXE DUPLEX 99—Apartm ents Unfurnished / Rent Are you tired ol apartment living? CallMbMaf THE HIGHLANDS . RAISE TOUR GRADES! Professional! will tutor at* j * levels ol Main. Science A 1 English! Call TO a m 9 1 — A p a rtm e n ts / H o u s e to S h a re IAKE M A R T /M 09ILL HONE U lllltlo i. m aitir bdrm . A moral SI40 pec month na IM I 9 3 — R o o m s fo r R e n t EXCELLENT LOCATION!! Kitchen A lavndryprlnlofoil i i i -at 11 of m m iw i LONG WOOD Lak Print homo I G r i l l location M ifv t adult. SlSwkfy-----Call m e a n • WINTER SPRINGS AREA AC A Pool, SBOwklyor SJOOmo Call Jo rry m o a n or W « W I Lg Bdrm «r/prvt, bath U l dip. + US whir Prrlir re sponsible working mala or . mala retiree welceme ___________ I11AIII__________ i room• lor tint. 11W> each, unfurnlthad Non imoktrt ________ UP IkU Call Jolt 4 3 6 NEAR 14 . Prlvata ontranci. refrigerator A laundry Mi w* plui no dap— ____ ... CallitlIrOI 9 5 — R o o m /B o a rd NICE C LE A N ROOM lor al , dirty, maalt A laundry At tordatUoprtcal Itailka i 9 7 — A p a r tm e n ts F u r n .i s. .h. e. .d . / R e n t SAN FO RD Lovely 1bdrm apl Ckna to downtown! 1100 *k t 1300 aac , loci Kll 17) m i S A N F O R D • Mugt 1 bdrm , complete privacy, clou lo downtown uoo « a pim **» kacurlty SANFORO ........ - m nai - Hugo J bdrm . completa privacy, clou lo downtown >100 ak plus I ?O0 E"X. ------------- Ml nai i iwt »•*. I n iriwwd cv' Air. two I, carpatad. gulal nalgnborhood lU l/ w h loci utlllifes plus dec Am erica ! oldcit licrniot of Ice cream shop* n e e d i qualified famlllet to opeialr their own Carutei. ADULT & FAMILY LIVING CENTRALLY LOCATED BEAUTIFUL LAKEVIEW APTSt' Brand New Wdll to Wall Carpet A Tile Convenient walk to Elementary, Middle A High School! and If W Pool. Private Balcony, Control H/A. Oithwether. Eat In Brook tail Nook, F u rn lih o d and/or weekly nailable U U Plum I I JO Florida Avo , Sanford I New Management I. I l l U M DELTONA Clean 1 bedroom, t bath S150 Call MB H it or UOt> /** U M DORCHESTER APTS. Lika Mary m am MARINER’S V ILLAO E Lk Ada I bdrm UlOmo 7 bdrm MAS mo A up -M I «0f0 0 J wtelph Cawrl Apwrtmer.lt New Under New Menwgement Hidden Lake O r. H olla* SANDliWOOD VILLAS Candel 1 bdr m i , I batht Poel Larie re o m i. Fully equipped kitchen, wether/ dryer, screened parch, C/tt/A Cone lecetlant Adulli, na pati liata kl *41*/mo I I I SMt UNFURNISHED ONE LEFT!! 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT CALL TODAY 3233301 ETT. 112 4THAND PALMETTO! Clou lo mopping A but lino I Eetre large I b d m , I bath New evirylhlngl Juki re novated Clean A conearner'll Cell MO M l! 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t I bdrmt . 17 fl a dO ft Fenced yard, near dropping. Older couple only I ttH J W COUNTRY SETTING! IJ X 10. l bdrm. IN bath, •alar A garbage furnlihedt MM plot depoill Call m i n t FURNISHED I A I BEDROOM Park Avenue M d ilt Park AdulH. NaPati_______ M l lU t 113— S t o r a g e R e n t a ls STORAGE/tYORKSHOP XOO tquare Net. can be tplll Very rewionable IIP I H I DEBARY I berm houu aval tabu im mediefelyl quiet nirdm liai ll CallaM UO] DEBARY AREA 1 bdrm . I bain, garage, quiet neighborhood u n me plui u c u r l t y ____ C a ll *** V40 AAA BUSINESS CENTER New oftlce/whu like bay with ottkoMis i jw / q j u e m a Warehaeta. 7SO0 tquare It., fenced. In Sanford With bridge crone Call collect _________ m t t e t t H _________ WAREHOUSEfUFGSPACE Orlando north. 14 at SR at /.too tquare feel at M 00 per tqero tool Will ccntlder build tng offleet IH U H 1 1 7 — C o m m e r c ia l ______ Rentals______ BODY SHOP KITH CAR DEALER LICENSE! til* Sanford Avenue. 111 -4401 TOR SALE/LEASE In Sanford, uud car tot. two bay garage w/lltt. u le i offka. finance office. 10 plot vehicle capacity Great location I ________ Call 111 MM_________ 121— C o n d o m in iu m SANDIEWOOO lg I bdrm I b a lh . p a r t ly lu r n lth a d wather/dryer pool tltb A depot it IIM I M l SJ1J 123— W a n t e d to R e n t LAKE MARY/SANF0RD S ilv e r Star fld 1 bedroom, I bath with fireplace, new paint tvu We are looking h r a t bdrm heme lo rani that etlowi petl Call evening! PI f/M 1 2 7 - O f f i c e R e n t a ls LAKE MARY To make an appointment C A L L COLLECT N h lC W 9 1 4 -9 6 9 7200 CARS! l CG4>PU«AtlOn 260-8800 v N r. » « ! 10101 FOOD LION, INC. NOW ACCEPTING A PPLIC A TIO NS FOR OUR N EW STORE IN LAKE M ARY F U L L T IM E ■ RAND NCWI Fulton Center kit Fulton St SeNord 400 tq h eipendabW office and re talltpace tl*J4 tturege/ werehouu Move In tpeclall W ire II I IN I OFFICE or OTFICFS AVAILABLE FOR LEASE Full tervtce with receptwmtt Included. Wereheete er ttwege ereat ere available ml •like 104 N E lm leveled I klht tram Stmlnele Cty Court Haute Min leau el 14 week! Far U N . 14k M l AJW 4 TOWN INTERSECTION! Orange C lly , Whitpering Pi net I M tq t! Beautlhri A Immeruletet I It ) ltM 141 — H o m e s t o r S a le Prelected • PRODUCE M A N A G ER • CUSTOMER M A N A G ER • M EAT CUTTER A N A LY STS 3 2 1 - 0 7 5 9 .............321 2 2 5 7 BRYN HAVEN Etcallanl Buy! 1 bdrm 1 oath, nawly remodeled Can H / A . la rge fenced y a rd U l . n o _________ Call M i 4*U BY OWNER 1 bdrm ttv balh. UbOO down and i l i u m mertgag* 1)11 C rp ra u , Sanford DO 77»> D E L TO N A LAK E G LEASO N In ground pool, brick. 1 bdrm . IV* bath with tamlly room. Inlevcpm. double garrge and tpr ink left O n ly ........I H ODD'I Makade C a rp ..............S t M lll D E L T O N A New all brick. I b d rm , 1 bath, family room, t p l, corner tot >4000 down Miked* Carp.............I f a i t l l DELTONA FAMILY HOME 1 bdrm , 1 bath, garage, Can H/A. celling lant, privacy lance. ] yeart new I >> 000 down A attum* low FMA at ov >41S mo M l TIM O C V O TC D TO EXCELLENCE DON’T OELAVI He the tint to intpect thit clean and com fortabl* 1 bdrm , home, eel In kltchon. U r waned patio, lovely garden area, lanced yard with bigoaktroat U l no 333-3031 GOV’T RE PO RESALES! SINCE IN I BOB M. B ALL. JR P A .C .S M L A K E M AR Y R E A L T Y ___________r o a m __________ GOVERNMENT HOMES From SI (U Ru>alrl dolln quant l*> propaehet A repo t For currant Hitt call 14001414*44. E ll I1W ________ Open avenavgt___ G O V E R N M E N T HOMES Irom SI IU repair) Dwinquent i n property Repotuttiont Call I fO SU/ 4000 l i t GH IIJ1 For currant rt*>o lit) I I IL Ie K IM L T Y M OVE IN SPECIAL! Large 1 bdrm . 1 bath. C HA A. Fit •quipped, tcreened porch, lanced. Low Down I >*4 0UC CHOICE COMMERCIAL P R O P E R T Y ) On b u t y highway II A t l Approul metely 110 *110 lot tile with 141* Ul tt building Plenty ol partingl >1*1000 WE NEEOLI>TING>l NOW HIRING R E. AGENT*! 323-5774 HELPIN G SELLERS S t l L RY OWNER FORSl.fM Call MolpU U ll BrU e r . M l 1M1 HIDDEN LAKE TERRACE By owner, 1 b d rm t, ibe Screened porch Like new! _ f ■" » WJOO' TO 1110 IHNESS FORCES SALE! MUST SACRIFICE! P rlc ii bafew m ir lit v*ki«l Moderin 3 bdrrn . 3 tt**h counfry home ftifflllf rm cow rad patio 1 of»f> peltOe I te«u*<ful C«d*r Ittet on 6pprDi !V» eciti C«o H/A. fenetd Owner will help *rr«ng* h Ctagt APPLY IN P E R S O N SENEZ REAL ESTATE, INC ★ AFFORDABLE! A * * * DELTONA * * * CLASS PLUS POOL HOME I Fanlatllc ) bdrm , 1 bath. 1 car garage. Iliad living room, t p a c l o u t f a m i l y room. UNIQUE GAMEROOM O VERLOOKNG LAKE! P' fvacy fence, tprlnkler tytte n . wondarout garden entry A EASY ACCESS TO 1 4* to m WON’T LA1TI Much loved 1 bdrm . 1 bath. F lor Ida room. *at In kitchen with domed lig hting , cu ito m d ra p tl. tcreened porch, lanced yard, tprlnkler tyttem. A private CUlde ta e l.................. M l COO IN TO W N I But p rlvalal 1 bdrm . I balh. Gam* room, F l a r o o m A WORK SHOP I 14**00 IN OROUND POO LI 1 bdrm. IH bath, brand new **! In klichen. 10' uraanad porch, garage A privet* tenced yard! Won’t la*t all 141,100 407-57 4 -3 0 0 0 904-77 5 -3 0 0 0 9 OELTONAI Immaculate tplit ] bdrm , 1 bath. |utt painted Near 14 Equipped kitchen with break lett area, patio, carpel, double garage with opened *"d Can M/A Seller motivated! — U l >00 C O N V E N I E N T LOCATIONI Cuttom built 1 bdrm . 1 bath on on* acre on lake! Large family room, matter bdrm . nice tcreened pehol Oh. ye*, good llthing! Sle*.S00 * * * * * * * * * * VETERANS! NO DOWN PAYMENT! At tittle et UOO Total move In cent will help buy you and your tamlly a new or pre owned 1 bdrm home with a monthly pm I at low at U M Call today lo confirm It you qualify I LAKE MARYI S acre* clou In Hat 1 hornet! Near new City Halit Big Ireeu fenced, great ter re toning! Bordert on Counlry Club Road! SI SO.000 | S A C R E II 321 2720 322 2420 - Noen iPM JJeO PAU L OSBORNE V E N T U R E I P R O P E R TIE S Jf4 teaoar Ml e-*a LETS TALK REM ESTATE DANIEL & W0HIWENDER REALTY INC DE BAR Tt i bdrm . ! balh tpM plan, planty at room end large w Bv’H m IMS Greet netghkHkhuod' Only 10 mm to Santerd4 » t SDO CM1 Brjin Stiftet 407 ( 6 6 4330 1 bdrm*. 1 baitn Featuret great area let* or tree* teur cho*ca ol catert O I » ' i l l W Alee Jetvau e. Re Me* Umltm n ta iti ae_______ I4 * R R OWNER A N U 0U S '! W«(OFd bf trwrw* J/lt •IVjfnotjt* low flowA I rMOtd II4IQD n i *** ★ ★ ★ ★ SELLER NERVOUS MUST SELL TODAY! Deltona, lit are* Owner det perate to u tl Immedlalelyt 1 bdrm , 1 bath. Spill plant Formal l i v i ng A dining w'rettwdral celling*! Femilv room w / h u g e coquina fireplacet Lott ol wallpaper A Hie I MOO tq tt . 1 car gar eg* Lott of oakt A thrub*1 Clou lo I 4. thopping 4 tchoett ★ unlimited, inc. ZONED PROFESSIONAL! Super location lor doctor* office. Inturance or ratal 1 Buty location on t l M l W , Moli.aWd Sailer I tei.OOO LIN D A 1 R E D M ORGAN $20,000 UNDER RETAIL! 323-5188 1ST 5 5 5 ,5 0 0 TAKES IT! 260-2000 Call lac deliiltaller 4PM eat >/4 11*4 RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1.100 tq tt. 4 batht. double garage. 1110 Park Ave . San ford Only! U t 000 Mary Tetin Ventura I Preparttat Cell 774 eeoa er 111 rt*4 SANFORO RC I. prime otfics location with Hwy Iron lege4 ★ tUNLANO ESTATE* Nawly renovated 1 bdrm New Cen H'A. lot* ol room. Low down to qualified buyer I Priced in the SM'tl SOURCE R E A L T Y M* t>r« 1100tq tt kte *00 111 cue* LOOK Before You Lease! ONE MONTH FREE RENT • Seasonal And Corporal* Apatlmanlt Available • Leasing Programs To Suit Your Heads • Walerlronl Lilsstylts R EG A TTA S H O R E S CkiUwri/vSrvoo Am Adull henf*l H M * U rhrsM t>*4 m«», i r t j w - Ol * I Th* vYU* M'** >wrl "*•*' hetide u r n SANFORD BY OWNER i 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 bdr mti m i n i m t n 11*4 “ S a v e l i m e e n d m o n e y w h e n y o u u s e ( h is D i r e c t o r y " A c c o u n t in g & T a x S e r v ic e EZ TAX PREPARATION ALL FORA5S LOW COST!!! Winter Springs. Ilf I K ) #f ipt»' AiddddTiTt io n s & R e m o d e lin g G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s P a in tin g SUNDOWN D A TIN G CLUB A t l e r d e b l e . i h e r t te rm m im b e rth p i new availekie tar ell egei Free MemberU m» kerledw!! » e t lf l _______H a n d y M a n B E. LINK CONST. Inv Est & Room Additions Remodeling 407 322 7029 Financing Slate l ie rCRCooottl ■ ■PAIRS. C A R P f N TR V C O N C R E TE . R E M O D E LIN G Henett. ereletttenel. im ell ^ J | j4 ilC e ljJ k jjr a _ _ lll2 m HOME R | PAIR Mano* I ^ *»« K Pii/m6<ng Y*fd 4 Odd joti\ ko M T m Smalli / n l l l ^ a i g v Ca MI71«OJ/ C a r p e t/F lo o r C o v e r in g s MR B‘S RUG aEANING fhi% month %pe< ) roomi f t«4n#4l tor 1 19 A ll <07 $71 W it C le a n in g S e r v ic e In ia n t t iilir G m m tn tli R »4M «4l4« ind ....... .. 3;> /I»t U< 4 ( U n M iKtd JM CONCREIt WORK Fence CHAIN LINK W 000 FENCE O V||IK«li*R<E 111 B*AB In rvt^tUhf/vg I h o m tif I or • / ft* pPborvR any ttm#' T22 m./ m w>4 W A N U I) PfRUvff C>«An/rtg n d Cam Mog»« iu M4i P r e s s u r e C le a n in g B ( B S H A M l PRESSURE CLEANERS Buih hog fiq* biad'ng end O'winq TO 4*oe or M l T ill f ully ■OG U E S Free N i* f*iifiliftf § W ui(h4C l#«A i« E llim e le i Pr ihg m ix/ L a w n S e r v ic e D/fl/Q G e n e r a l tia u iin g Yaap RrufA W f «»<a Can » m m TRASH ( JUNK RtM OVAl N ursing Care s a a s CAPtiliAd n«r|i has >ap^ a room tor *mtMAto*v H M itr a til* ' B i l l h a m # , At n a u rn t £# Hi t ' ' * P a in tin g D A R IH O R IN I U C i N l f O HOME P A IN T IN G A ■ ! 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Shell B u ild in g C o n tr a c lo r s Add.Twin Ramwdrktq Repair! DOORS. FLO O R S DECKS Lie J R R M d llM HM HI CUSTO M HOMES Steve Knaebel 111 lies R rt lo m m C BC P lklll NI W N i M ODI 1. R I PAIR HOM ES. O FFIC E S STORES All type! centfrvctMn RevCam J7I rail l o (rlid ( I D I f t l t R ITA 1 C l E A Hi NO U R V I C I Think Thank 0«4ftl 321 9444 ★ Good area >71, koa Attumabla SSABBdown/ptter Ml ail* LESS THAN $2500 FASH INCLUDING CLOSING COST 1 A 4 bdrm hornet in Senlgrd Deltona OeBary Lata Me'r l ong wood A Al tamonte Sprmgt For ulactloncat! ★ >1 WC down tu l/m o >1* ru e P R E TTY TOWNHOUtCt The Hlghlandtt I bdrmt . II* bath Only) U ) vu 323 3200 ★ HIGH EXPOSURE SITE! IM ’ on Wett 15th S I . Santord Ave inter taction High Irel H C Good butinett tltal Soil tell 4 tile plant available Price to u l l NOWI ISf.eoO Becky Caurun. CCIM I R e /M jtjo o r^ realty t i t *110 FOREST a n 1 ACRES IN COUNTRY I S mm lo thopping center, 10 mm to downtown Sanlordl t *00 tq II home with large pool1 W0 tq tt workihop triple carport, tefwaned porch ) b d rm t. I batht. family room. Cen H/A. tenced. toned lor her w it Thl* one I* a Reel Charmer I >110.000 BE A WILLIAMSON 3 2 3 4 7 (2 TERRI DONNELLY 32741537 ISA,900 Cell AC/ 777 t i l l 1 bdrm 1 bath. I car garaqa A iiu m b l* . no q u lllly ln g . SANFORD •1/1. Lg C Bloch FOR INFORM ATION CALL; Good groat. Iurr*ey O p e ra lion, m u ll u l l dua to health tl/1.000 including real attate lla rm tl M l BIO* Leave metg Can Toll-fret I -600-323-3720 ST. JOHNS RIVER! t SO ft on water I IN acre*, toned agricultural tor hortatl En|oy the tolitude of the water where tithing A tkllng It great! Darling 1 bdrm home with great room A fireplace 10 min trom Sanford I SIM 000 GROVCVIEW I 1 bdrm . 1 bath Cen H/A. w w carpel, big treat, clou to Lake Mary I M l.M0 (rwr*r moftveledl - Law Down 1/1. C H A *41.ua LARRY HERMAN. BROKER MB-UtB......*W. hrt__ ...TO B U l FRAME HOME! 1 bdrmt . 1 lot*, thade treat near la*e Monroe! U l 000 Grocery S la tfD tli SANFOR0 AREA Older home, renove’ed on U rge corner lot. pieeient neighborhood. Cen M/A* Call Any lime: Near I 4 A SR *4 Hat J bdrm , 1 bath home pluk tmall rental! Reionelo induttrlall StkOOOO IACR CSI Wilh large double wide, toned agriculture lor mini ranch 4 b d rm t. 1 balhi. front deck, t p r l n k l e r t y t t e m , very private! Groal buy alt tte.kOO CASSELBERRY: I acre roned PR I Reduced to U I 0 » W Mjlictowik! Realtor 111 m i * * * * * * * * * * 1U> Perk Dr . Santerd *41 W Lake Mary Bl . Lk Mary NEW HOME mi Mr A I llllll baltt R P R ICED R IG H TI Well kept tplll 1 bdrm . 1 balh Ideal lor •tartan or rallreat Hardwood floor* and fane* Mortgage can b* aitumad by qualifier*! Won Haiti » t ecti 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t y / Sa le Sanford. 1 bdrm , Hr bath, concrete block, enclosed get age. Can H A. tea an or MW mo_____Call TO 1/41 M l IOO HEAR THIS! 1 bdrm . I balh in A I conditionl Clou to almotl everything ye! In qulal areal Great mom. equipped kitchen, walk m clout*, covered petto, near uhoolt. thopping. Iran* partition, pool country club, •trmlt, turn*, whirlpool, and pelt welcome I All Itilt and more lor only I .... SU *00 r % MORTGAGE! Non qualifying! Builder t tplll 1 bdrm . 1 hath, great room, 1 car garage, screened porch, privacy laced LowtJOt Call TO 4l*e SALE/LEASE P R I D E OF O WNE R S It I PI Shown In thl* ”n**l at a pin" 1 bdrm , 1 bath New paint and carpal Fireplace aat In kitchen, hardwood floort In b d r mt L llttim * termite K i T l t l l IN (H E VOUtM Io r j;c l! R IR M t I i R l l l t n i i l l l l R t i n l r i 3 2 2-86 7 8 quirements pr N r v repatrl D o n 't Mtei «baLai W HAT A B U Y ! 1 bdrm . I bath M good condlbonl Almotl new carpal and vinyl Stlltr will help to pay doting cotttl Sqm* nice trull If aat I 11 * 000 JAMES LEE 321 7623 Just remodeled 1 bdrm . 1 bath new c h e. carpet, paint, root Screen porch, nice treed lot Good area OwlytseeoO SANFORDI 1 bdrm . J Gath In •icellent neighborhood. Cen H/A. beautiful big oakt end lenced yardl ...... U J 000 j HEALIOK LAKE MARY O N EO F A KIND J EWEL! SANFOROt 1 bdrm . H i bath aat in kitchen. Can H'A. fireplace Set000 Tem Outnat MMBJ4 HER E'S THE S ACRES Y O U 'V E B E E N LOOKING FORI Away trom bniy road and toned tor mobile homei You’d better hurry |., 11.000 Pme barm built to yeur •• o* p a il* rn t 1*1 EOt: l I H W Y . I i n . O C BAR Y 3 0 5 6 6 * 4 4 3 1 /3 0 5 6 615772 m <D 0 M A K [ O ff ! ■ ' i tl JO B SERVICES O F FLO RID A R E A LTY T E L F A IR C s iiim n ju $019______ C A L L HAST A l AL C f T A T t ns rm a i vt m m * i»k m i id its lev 4 («B «n « i SANFORD 1 bdrm , J bath Can H/A. Repainted W'W Carpal >4f WC Owner OniHlngt , . P J1 C 3 SANFORD! 1 bdrm . I ’ , ballk large covered wood ikei. fee Call Becky Cewnen,CCIMI bath, lett than SJ 000 dowmt Priced all SUMO MerMat Da N Realty kl**JM Roger Quick 111 *4t* Eptninp 904-775-3491 b «m t. on 4 9 M r fi, Lorpe Ufeened poo*1 Tenn»» CoA^t ptut mMth mofiF /ened A I Cownff Atf ing t i l t QQO u4BRt I V^ikRL Sm Uf ■ -h f* $H 1444 Santerd Av*. t CeKry Ayt Memh ft,it home with « p*ul UJrmv I ) C o n s id e r O ur E x c e p tio n a l W a g e & B e n e fit P a c k a g e In c lu d in g ... m L A K E M A R V - 1/1. blk . eat In k it.. DR. Ipl . Can H/A. carpeted, ternd porch, fenced back, trull treat, deeded ac cat* lo big Lake Mary I Uk.koo O W N E R FIN A N C IN G • County toned GC I. 1 bdrm , tram*, lot 110*1141. Mf.tOO SA N FO R D A V E . - I J acre*. tarm t! 111. *00 O W N E R FIN A N C IN G }/ l. bm, completely returbikhad. eal in k l l . D R . f p l l ..... . >41.JOC Th*» **• • C ASH IER S • PRODUCE C L E R K S • M E A T CLERKS • B A G G E R S » STO CK ER S 2460 Park Avg . Sanford 6 AM 4 30 PM U c . Real Ektate B r U t r ltd mo P/l/T/l TO u tl • H E A LTH K B E A U TY AID CLERKS • STOCKERS • O F F IC E HELPERS 141 — H o m e s f o r S a le Wc list and soil more properly than anyone in the Greater Sanford lake Mary area. II BATEMAN REALTY BUY Of THE YEAR!! •P R O F IT SHARING • HOLIDAY/VACATIONS • S T O C K PURCHASE C R E D IT ASSOCIATION • M EDICAUDENTAL INSURANCE • BONUSES 1 4 1 — H o m e s t o r S a le AFFORDABLE' P A R T T IM E mm A T T E N T I O N ! GO VT H OM ES from St IU repay) Del te. p ro p e rty !. R e p o tte ttlo n i aw M aauseet g h io iu laniard I Iky. on# owner Central M/A. carpet lant. U X I0 tc porch tenced >14 VO low down payment F U L L T IM E • M E A T WRAPPER • F R O Z E N FOOD D A IR Y CLERKS • P R O D U C E CLERKS 14 1 — H o m e s t o r S a le 115— Industrial ______ Rentals______ ______ Rentals______ LONGWOOD WOODLANDS • G R O C E R Y MANAGER • M A R K E T MANAGER • A S S IS T A N T MANAGER • SCANINO 1 0 7 - M o b ile H om es / R ent n [ o j 1 bdrm. > belti. str porch, dlktlngulthedaria ......f / » V.— 2433 LAKE AVE B Lika new 7 bdrmt . I bath C/H/A. car fuel, wether dryer hook up U J IM S .evei bail 321 0564 C i v n l Ice C 'e tm Store W e itg a to Square Shpg Ctr 27 53 Hiaw aua A February 11 A 13 door t covered patio, garage, walk to Winter Spring! El* mantary USOmo... B1BM8I sootw Lake Mary Bled O R L A N D O , FL at Itu* lung wood, al tractive 7 twfrm , T bath ;'a u QrovcYlcw Apts. Icc Cream Factory Carvel (eptcscftldbves will be in Oil SR N X We Karl tpacloul 7 bedrooms. 7 lull balhi. fully equipped kitchen, uparate dining area, waitwr and dryer hook upt COME ! l £ T H E O IFFERFNCE REALTY, I N C . SALE/LEASE I $299 M0. P t r m t m n l positions Good banafit* and working condl ttonll Apply Scatty's Tru ll. 101 E . Mth P i n Sonlord Airport, 1AM to It MOON STENSTROM ] bdrm . 7 bath, tcreened porch. I car garage. SSSO per mo L ta u with option to buyl Call owner-broker M l 4111 TOR QUIET. SINGLE STORT, ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIOS P E R ^ IV N L I C X P A H D IN O . good com m ilitant (Incentive progrom) plenty ol floor tlmo. pleasant atmosphere, good location, your n o I n k ] non modoli coming toon Como |oin utl Call Jamie's Realty Inc Aik tor Anno Ito J li l o t m tU t 141 — H o m e s f o r S a le All YOU NIK) TO KNOW tN ...... C a lim W M HIDDEN LAKE VILLA ! • » n»;<*a A re , U '. k J I New Management) 1 41— H o m e s t o r S a le 1 bdrm i . fireplace appii ancti Available Now I lie* Breed New Wall t« Wall Carpel t i lie. Curt violent walk lo Elementary. Middle A High Schools and It « . Pool. Private Balcony, Contra! H/A, Dishwasher, Eal In Broekfett Nook F w rn lih e d and/or weakly available SJ50 PHn * U N H r Not taking phono ordortl 100 >11 LM T R A IN E R S l i t Shill avail oblo Our cHants show tholr appreciation lor whet you do F o rm a l Iriltin f & bonus " C an.......................... U l ? :il K IT N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by U r r y Wright 1989— TA w | ji. i Cl I AN UP MtORP 121 H n S w im m in g P o o l _________ S e r v ic e _________ UM SW 1MM IN O POOL S ua* A A*ahovsr d*A*«N a ff» rwm iti* poo» a }« rt > i i tt comftiAfcft, trmiMKiPit PnLjqp fkK k I*h'lFF Nmac trug » i»te *r*j t a iftsmAF f ing A* A iaIAa OfhAif puott A«'*4i Ali*A 'CHI'I 'Mf f*t# ]B hlpuftl 1 R* 111 #BNRi Am#*1l<or$ Puos* Hf An Apmw*tm CRvnpiMT lONO ( A101Aa>a T r e e S e r v ic e ECHOLS T R E l SERVICE Free aifimalest Law P u n t ' L k !at Slump GveUmg. Tool 111 Mia day a N it ivt Th, Pyplettranatt0*It JOHN AL L E N LAWN 4 TREE Tree remqvai and lawn tare LOW PRICESi Mulsh and t Man up 111 Liar �r - r r »*-r r > > • * • i • • > • I • > • » */ /• r ? P t* f r — Sanlord Htf«ld, 8intord. Florid* - Thursday. February 2, 1689 181— Appliances ____/Furniture 14 9 — C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r ty /S a le 21S— B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s 331—Can a i- C 1911 TOYOTA CRESSIDA CALL ME TO SELL!! COB IA 00ESSY WASHERS AND DRYERS SUB SHOP n u n . i .joo aq n jimp* ItM. ir. Law haunt I/O. ire HP M o r c r u l l a r . AM F M Caaaatla. Porto Pottl, with aluminum Hal lor '• tOC _________Call i n I in________ Eatradoanf |a0 H M ' Call Buddy IIP f l it eperattan. good growth, lota Hanlnlaniard i t * r : ZFNITN COLOR COffSCHF U " , remote cpniraf. J years old I Eacollenl condition I 1*00 Call H I H M or m Adal CRI TCHFI ELO It a . U M MONARCH ll'w/mlnnkota loot control. U M Call P I IN I KUktoam 1 8 3 - T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te r e o 260-8800 GALAXY B0WRIDER Itlf. I Ha f t . 70 HP Mercury. R-xket trailer. Ham _________Call mini______ TP I HULL BGW RIDER JO', lal Johnson. oxoUont condition'uatl nifltta GoodUsadT V stlSandup MILLERS N it Orlando Dr XT} 0111 INDUSTRIAL LAND M IA C R C l 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s I O . N « par acra Water, aawar, paved frontage Airport B ird . Area Will dlrMa. good investment I W E S m iN D TRI HULL Iffl I f , a0 HP Johnson, all •ccoaaorloa. with traitor. H M Cell m o a n • LADY'S BIKE P N Inches. 1 speed Good con dlfton U t lie Ikaa 2 1 9 — W a n t e d to B u y ttl Aluminum Cans New Ferrous Metals __.Ol*tt KOKOMO— ............ I l l life WANT ED Good used furniture and antiques CASH PAID SHARP COPIER Deduction/Enlargemenl. leal than S months old U M or boat otter .... ...... Call BO Ufa 153— A c r e a g e ­ ___ L o l l / S a l e m not 1 9 1 - B u ild in g M a te r ia ls IDYLIWIIDE! I acres. with duelei. (an be subdivided Into II lent Creel County location I HSf.fOO W ALLACI C R I l t RCALTY 2 3 3 — M is c e lla n e o u s ALL S T E E L BUILDINGS al dealer Invoice. 1000 to M 000 aq ft Call apt IS) I N I collect F I B E R O L A S S SHOWER N "XdJ". left hand, built in seat. U t HOLLOW CORE DOOR •New. N " . U Call S » l*N __________ m e i n __________ LAKEFRONT ■ Appr. k. acre near Deltona. I ll.t t t plus. lerma aval labia______ m a rt OCALA NATIONAL F O R IIT Wooded Iota River acceaa l i m each No money down, M ! <1 monthly Owner two newt or .Ite tiam aia BURGLER BARS Black wrought Iren, heavy gage, sal of A tMO or best otter ............... Call I I I IMS * 0 AS GRILL* M in on roll about stand US Call weekends or evening* ___________w n i l ___________ 193— L a w n & G a rd e n GLASS i METAL SHELVING ORYAN 104 TRIMME R • For weeds and grass Slightly used HO Cell STS ISIS OSTEEN •0 atrea w deeded ateaa to St John* River Sellar tlnandngl •OPM »ALL. JR P A . C I M LAKE MARY REAL T Y FOR SALE ________ Call 111 f>M_________ o K ITCHEN SINK a Slainlesi ttool , 1 9 9 — P e t s & S u p p lie s *1*________ ._______in irrr • MOVIE CAMERA# Super Imm. Bell A Howell wim projector and spiisor Lika now candillonl »M. ID B914_______________________ e o o o HOUSE* ________main________ !•* custom built, an skids Shingled root I Good condition WANTED!) ._____________ m o n o ub I to 10 atrea included agrltul turol Brpfcer 111 lAt; KEESH0N0 PUPPIES!! ARC GERMAN SHEPHERDS Solid Block! Main 1 nooto1135 m >m AKC. I weeks o<d SIM Cell ID at It alter 1PM HORSE BOARDING ADULT PEACOCKS SIS CARRIAGE COVE If f l. Eicellenl condltlonl A llis , A C . PS/PB. V I. AM FM Ceuott*. CB Radio. Till wheel, sunroof. 1 captain's chairs. Asking U.M0 Call r n MAI attar IPM weekdays Full site truck topper, tils A ft bod. 1 months old. white, must kocritko....................H i Ofll 1979 CHEVY PICK UP VS. good work truck, asking -u PLYM OUTH Reliant. 4 dr . 4 ry. out?. Air. Wire Wheels A Morel................. Only UtO do WheloM ler U t AH I *r i n Ss*I MU I................ Call m MAS ItM FO R D IM . 4X4. XLT. M 0U ml let I Monday thru Friday. AAMtoiPM Call 171 4701 to o l ro to c o u r t * PICK-UP. FRANKLIN RV « l#e*4 t i l Bat litcA Leesburg. Fl 171 NO I SUNLAND ESTATES Sat A Sun. SAM to aPM. I0T Brown De . (Turn at Tucker ott SR n i t , . Lots of doming and many household Items EeerytUwi priced t* gel HUGE GARAGE SALE Frl A Sol . not before f AM III dosing IM South Jungle Rd Geneva Fellow the signs! I BE0SBEDS BEDS Slut meant I .a F I R S T S T . ( H w y . 48) S A N F O R D 322*6797 A gotxl newspaper doesn't settle for Ihc obvious. A gixHl newspaper lums over Ihc shells — and ihc mck — in gel ihc story behind the story and deliver that to you. Quickly, accurately, fairly. NVe'rc working lo be that kind of newspaper for you. A newspaper with conscientious re/torters who work hard lo separate the facts from rumor, innuendo and half-tniths A newspaper with experienced editors who examine stories lo make sure they are complete, balanced and reasonable. Wt* know >ou intuit on sour newspaper to deliver the whole story of all Ihc news that might alleet sour life — in lime for you lo respond to it or benefit from it For professional journalists, there's no room for guesswork Our reporters are trained to assume nothing, check out everything Our editors are conditioned to listen to sou to know this community's pulse and reflect that heartbeat on our pages tuna Train an bv* aaruna composers ham |M | ana renAynl iram mg Fmtattal aid aviaiOta Jab piacamani atatatanca Nall Na*ts Pompana ken. Fl A i m VACUUM CLEANER A C T. TRAVEL SCHOOL L l- 'I 'I W P The real news doesn't tall into our laps We still dig it out. the old-fashioned wa). one fact at a time until it adds up to a complete account that makes today's realities cleat * K .ia Areraanad m n t u N N I C LIVING R00W SETS UtC obo Call I I I O*oo dart Mo 711BWO evenings Washers. Dryers. Rstrig . Ranges rebelft and (war 11*1 Soelerd Ave III art* 121& W Covering ihc new s sometimes can be like working a pu//lc when all the pieces aren'l apparenl. Ifs nol easy to sec what's taking place behind Ihc scenes. Hul lhal's our job. T rim to be I The rejl stones arc no more obvious than the number ol peas under those walnut shells. HI TECH CAREERS V \ j jA y< 331-2840 Bi t E Samoran Bird Cassalbavry * i n And, b> the way. there are four peas under the shells Two under the Iron! one Wc neser said n was cas\ out there ^ ELFCTRONICS COMPUTERS OfTKE AUTOMATION y lob P lK tm tn t J /, Financial Am For Thosa Who Qualify ^ * ^ 9 i n * ?< J . YOU Sanford Herald $5795 H U N T'S USED CARS Just how man) are under these walnut shells? • TRAVEL AGENT • TOUR CUIDE • AIRLINE RESERVATIONS Llko now Attochmonta Incl SSW or b etter IT! <AM LARRY'S MART ]IS Sontord Ave New Used turn A appl Bvr/lell/Trode m ain : now That makes us accountable to you. livery day, in every issue, with every story wc report. The factory outlet store tor Simmons. Seely A Sprmgalr All new factory Jnda and close eutt Complete svtm warranty Twin Set SJ!Queen Set H it Full Sot ST* King Sol H M CasesW orry_________la* aaal O l NO FROST REFRI O lieu It H00 Eic condition1________ IIP » ! ) DOWN ) t o n r i m P/B One? Two? Three? t i l — A p p l ia n c e s _____ / F u r n i t u r e QUEEN SIZE WAIERBED im $400 tee Im FmA h i !•**■ Clw klfa US U4tt $3995 1979 FAM LUXURY LINER REAL ESTATE REALTOR si! H«« W ith lighted headboard ONLY BEST BUYI. LIKE NLW' Call 157 1*47 AIRLINE TRAVEL SCHOOL CALL BART Three piece blue Hot ol HM Also I piece rortn lone HOC ________ Con m « w OLIVINO ROOM SET# Only a months old grey ttt CaH HO l l t i a«A tor Nancy a MICROWAVE ST AN O a BwScherbSeca. solid weed pad HIS AsAmgiaO C o lin ) OMOOtRN COUCHo With 1 cushions Pastel colors' A Bargain at US Coll I P roil Nice couch end choir high bocks, beige with hero! de Mgw HOP Call I I I U K _______ 1977 BUICK IbvU kA t I m CnK "Sorting Stminolt County For 10 Yotit" ________C*H IS? M41____ Count the peas DOWN Under New Management — Financing Available Plut Over A0 Other Nice Cart A Truckil VANTURES TRAILER Sanford ISO* Holly Ave f l Sat A Sun ■Rod ormsow, power A hand tools. A/C. small appli ansos. drapery hardware, decoys wall pumps, hypoket boot, hide a hod. 1 steel lob buaes. teak b d rm set. chainsaw A mlsc Must sell I IBSWOOOFIELDORIVE GROVEVIEW VILLAGE SAT. FEB 4TM S X> * TO Acceaa to St Jehn’a River Lorge treed lot Rlghtt to canal A river I IKOQO o nly ISO*. 17 ft sleeps f. private bdrm D tJvi«l Ut«do*C0 l AS LOW A sue* DOWN I BUY HCREI I PAY MEREII TRUCKWORLD (CARE A TRUCKS) 1ST ST. A ELM. SANFORD 111 aoft signs land Estates All Camelta Cl Frl A Sol. I a Microwave. Turn, living, dining. A palio LotsotMisc Items loo______ STONE ISLAND AREA! to* 1st 7781 Film wheel . It ft Air condl llonlng. owning, walk through bam. A dinette Good clean condition! H4 000 IS* m i NO CREDIT!!? HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION 163— W a t e r f r o n t P r o p e r t y / S a le (meal lv*» UMaA. 0af| 17 AM W4« tka •ram Cm 1* Ire* $600 ONLY MERCEDES 3000 Furniture Xmas dtcorai'ons. clothing, appliances, an work. Itwelry All goes! Frl A Sol. Fab ird and am Iron S AM hi 1PM Naaarly b*rds. pleasal N i l Lily Court. Sanford I Mks eail el Saul As* tti 11 i l l lit* Huge l todrm . I bam. living family room, dining carport, storaga shad Located In part Felly land scaped and beevtitvllll Musi aalll Financing Available Rwt.cedM H I 000 lllflaN DOWN 1911 BUICK B fC A l ROYALS INTERNATIONAL AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TO QUALI FI ED BUYER 32 3 5 7 0 0 $500 I f l f , Im m a culate! Park model. Air. Wathor/Oryer. Stereo. A Much morel Musi Mil Immediately! Sacrifice tor cash or take trailer in trad* W ill deliver. Coll PREOWNED HOMES SAYUNE 2 4 i6 0 $3295 241— R e c r e a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s IfTl, All options Including sun root Very clean) 1 owners since new I tt MO Call 118 7770 WE BUY ESTATES! K ilo .1todrm . I bath 111 M0 llmao Ib d rm .lb a th HOMO Hale 1 todrm . I bath 1 f too laiao Ib d rm .lb a th i n too IIiOO I todrm . I ball, H I too All set up In Mobil# Home Part now GT MUSTANG BRIDGES AND SON Mary *4 FORD CUSTOMVAN DO HOW Call I D itT7 $4995 libkacA 1 le*M Baa Mr. Iff/. S speed, loaded! Low milage! Like new I Take over si Call U t If If 2 1 3 — A u c t io n s l l a l l . 1 todrm. I*e belli. furnished M 000 Cash ID Ofap l»B0. Alrl Economical! Runt good! Custom wood bedl Perfect tor workl Asking H 000 or will consider highest otterl Coll evening* IT* n u 1913 HONDA NIGHTHATYKE $5545 1977 TOYOTA a U C A GRAND WAG0NEER Antiques Wanted! Auction every Thursday f PM FORD COURIER PICK UP 1900 OIOS CUTLASS lb * IlM k A t U r * CUaa ■Al I M ) CR Elite 10. Mats 1 Only 10! miles Like new) 1*01 inA O ll NOW IN I. Good condition! H 000 nogottable I D fax) eves 2 1 1 — A n t iq u e s / C o lle c t ib le s Cash paid .......... ......111 List C H I V Y BONANZA Is TON If7f. shod bed. eicellenl candltenl U .fe i .M l-AIM HONDA MOPED!! $1995 CADILLAC SEVILLE I yr. old small poet us _________Call 111 I I I ) ________ CHICKS OAV OLD AND STARTEO. Me ■II M QUAIL CHICKS. 1 H CALL i n U N Brava ft. IS ft . I lip out*, beautiful condition Covered patio, air, thedt. furnished Twelve Oats Retort. I7.S00 will finance_________ i n riff too miles. A/C stereo cattotte radio, power locks, lug rack Toko one payments DO-lift '11 CAMARO Betlinetla, I apj Air, Power Windows'Door*. 41 QW m il...... Only MOO tin T 2 3 5 — Trucks B uses/ V ans NOW ONLY now 1901 OIOS WACOM 1 t ' i . Om iwaai. I*ar c a n H AM KAn. Ulem a Bre MU u r n IMI. E ic cond Musi soil mil week I USOO or b o. *♦! *4*1 C H E V E T T E ISIS • 4 door, automatic, air Llko New 11 NAOA price. Hast Our Price. ItfWI in i»ro 203— L iv e s to c k a n d _________ P o u l t r y _________ 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / S a le I I S«bani G l Station W ifo n 19*4 CAVALKB t TYPE 1 S«aaA. A C liana. Ion !e*ua< ■si tro t in «iu/»t nu 7 GRASSY ACRES S. Sontord Ave . Stalls avail •btol...________ Call m iff I 407 740-1500 12 CHEVY VAN A cylinder, slick thin. A ply CAdltl tiros, now battery, md runs good' Best .......................................XD1U7 IfTl. New brakes. Clutch. A _Tlro t. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad8dc2ef62496b5b16721738fa6f1507.pdf 194f070cdb68dd04760494c0b0283144 PDF Text Text School board wants survey to clarify year-round school issue ll» VICKI O rSDIIM II n n it.. t •tl ' il • i ll flit It UM Illft III* III Hi* It. 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S iliil C x r l l l H ul l rY l t q a DINING and ENTERTAINM ENT GUIDE I) .O im O U I D t lM TO Al’I'l Z.IDN I ' ill DIN iM .G U ID f ANt) MAVI I'tJlill M l i At.t *,EEN It. ( )VEft 000 HUMES . i ACT (.AM . )ll M i l l .[ll'.P lA i At >Vl H riSIfJGl & ss322-2611 �4ft — Szntord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thuraday, May 11. 1969 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS N I1 M I ;UXIN KKKNCII AVK . SANKOKI). KI.A :1277I Area O xle 407 322 2111 I nr H3I-0903 Wayne D. Doyle. Rufclidwr Ronald W Hone. Eiocwllve Editor Laura tollren. Adverlltinf Director llomr I Silvery ;l Miirnh* 9111 So IIMonth*. 9.1(1 (*• Yrar 97MOO In Stub- Mail :l Month*. 92.1 SO. I> Month* 9411 no Yr ar 9‘Hiiai Out Ol Stair Mall .1 Month* 921 H4 li Month* 940 HI Yrar47X(*t ED ITOR IALS Morton’s challenge is settle Longwood J r l l r r y M orton w ill h a w Ills K in d * loll after lit' Is sw orn as the n rw rs l roniiiilssintii'r In l.ongw ixxl. a r lt y dom inated hv scllisli cliques anil wracked liy iiillllra l illssriisinn M orion w on hv a lam lshilr Ixit h r la rks a ( l i a r in a m la tr io i-a u s r it was an r lr r t m n w h r r r only a s liv rr ol th r eligible vo trrs tu rn ril out a h rr a caui|>algn w h r r r virtu a lly nolMNly s h o u ld up lor th r only public deflate iM 'lw rrti MortiNi .m il lus o|i|MMirnt Htii that sliould not d r tr r h im Irom m o vin g q u ick ly to establish hltnsrll as a leader In am eliorating th r la rlio n a l s rll ln trrrs i that has made a mess ot |Nillllrs In l.iingwiNKi W hat th r r lt y nerds Is a rotuo'iisus builder, a |M [son w illin g lo seek rn m p n im isc In n is ril on th r liest interests ol th r m in m u n itv ai large. T h a t, alter all. Isthe true art ot |N>htlrs BEN W A T T E N B E R Q Oliver North at the Pearly Gates It Is die (list.mi liitiiii- l rum|N-t* blare ai die gifles (liner North tin* i* a pnlum n.ii v li«.irlitc |irlor to inretliig votir maker Art voo it-aifv • "Yes. sir ” "You llett Id Congress Not |il*l lo con grrsstnrn whom >ou max s< inn Initio i In I s ( 'otlgtess atld Its III.(test\ Yes. sit "You (lestroved evliletn e Ili.it wa* wrong .md Illegal “ S'es. sit "You did stupid tiling* No) tin lem r lo protect yout lamth Irom tetrotisls lb.it u.i*n i *iupi<1 Hut you violaii-il the iu*i r onmi.uidiiieni Ilf covert WIII k sep.lt.Itlllll Y oil It I ll .III Iw linked lo conlt.I When Inin was mu meted so wa* the d ltrrslnn.irv lunding lo tin lontia* < bn k' You were lin n et vour Ili ad "Noexcttse. sit "Allit toil violated die laus ol die land regarding In-Ipitig tin ■nntra* Well no *11 Perhaps I doll 1 It alb know You dou i know ' "There wete so main dlllerenl .oinn.lm .nl* so m ain Itol.md anirndmeiits and ottins n . I lies wet* worded .imhlgumislv oil (nifjxis. a* » polltn al com prom is. within dir Congrr** ll.. i. wete zealots 111 tile ( 'ongress too Suppose It was tli m r done All ol It die dumb mom \ diversion ami tin .idler dllllg* too lln (b u d i mintrv br-lp the ipilds and tin itno* all ot It nrvei (torn A li.it w oiilil ll.n < Iiap|w lied ' YV ti a t do \ on mi an ’ I ttiran sup|».s«' tin w bol* r \ r . ultM til.IIU ll ll.ld ills tiled to fi ill. iw dn Irltrl and spilll ot all tin . law* .is d n b t-t.il* ■ You (Kit interpret that leltei stupid things ■ .111*1%pMtt # Mill I i 1mii l .ii’frr vi I I ll I It r | f I n 1rf|»vrtJlUntt I «»i% i»( prti|ilr tlitn t i i f I .u n it viol nn thud « ouvitrt .itii 1 t|tn«N •m«l i|tm% | V i i i | t f ill* M tth iih < iilm irl N n ftli I •s.iitl M ush a ls o ta v o r s to u g h e r f in a n c ia ldisclosure m lm and shar]x-r lim its on outside Incom e for m a n y federal officials. A n d his |ilan urges an array of changes that could foster qu a lity in governm ent service: an overdue 25 percent pay raise lor Judges: a Iran on using surplus t?un|ialgri funds lor jx-rsonal use: a u.x benefit for a|)jxiliilw s w ho m ust sell of I assets to uvold eonlllcts of Interest. Praisew orthy as It Is. H u sh 's plan falls to u n s n a rl some of W a sh in g to n s knottiest e tlilcul tungk-s. T h o u g h fils o w n ethics c o m m is s io n u rg e d a ban o n s jre a k in g h on ora riu m s lor m em bers of Congress, the (•resident Insisted a ban sliould only be dlscussed In the context of a congressional tray raise. Hut w ithout a presidential nudge, law m akers m a y never m uster the political w ill to forgo x|x-eia]-intrrrxl cash. T h e jire s ld m t's ethics jilan m a y Indeed keep m a n y public servants from m ilk in g their jobs for jx-rsonal profit. Hut the m ilk in g can be further reduced by severing o th rr lucrative lin k s betw een jx illc ym a k e rs and special interests. II Itusli and C o n g re w are serious about dr-sleazlng governm ent, they should ini|>rove the cleanup scheme. Berry's World "D o you carry malpractice insurance? " H ill I iMiitirM Irth I *»n in IhH Ii dhl \otf m o tif v u o t i l d n i tin \ ih« ii I m \« * I l f ii If* t l o lh« I S « *miI i .i *» • n .ill tilth* * With irsjw .i m i no I li.ii •* not tin u.iv .i itiiln.tr> to u r tun* Ii l*iKr% \mi% to pul tiHjfthrf II 11 % t||%lMiit1rd 11 * i l i . i t It m old i.ikf i r 4 lk |fi ir%uv lldlf It fulfill mil li.m %iof kf il ,i( nil I' i i i I m I i I v lint S«i Ih* iiHiirti% iiiikhi li.ii* i!otif out of t»u%in« I lif \ iinulit iif%ri h.iif !»*-• ii .iround in |»MM» .md |m h ; Iff pul imlM.ii\ |M»^m ii * *»ii ih* f tfllltllllllKI H *f llfllflll III Sit .ll.lljllil * i ih m I \*i > m ir ir ^ n n u s in p M tilllni: * ••l, iii* I A %«i \ lu trirM IU K r « M Out %ttipid .m d ill«i!.il lhtni*% I ird I ' m i I m I i U h rl|w d firfflo m IlfH ilu h \ f i \ litlf irM liiu Y o u •••!! 4**1 l4i I I k iliu m h r.iililK mm C o lo u r 1 \ u v ih I %4hl %H»p %iiHllli|! JA C K ANDERSON Nominee’s ties to contras in question How to de-sleaze the U.S government Am ericans pri^x-rfy resist trusting public servants w ho exploit Ih r lr |ote* loi jtrrson.il gam Mill cashing in on governm ent ties has iM-eomr co m m o n jd a rr. Som e otlliials ra k r in tlious;uids ol dollars lor 9>tvlti|> s jx -rch rs or serving «>n private Issirds; others ju m p straight from p u tillr jxists Into jolvt lobbying old collrugueft. A n d som e law m akers jNiur leftover cam paign tiiuds into their o w n (xx-krtH. A new bill uflrred by President Hush wrnild , m op u|i some ot tlir sleaze. but It overlooks som e ^ . W a s h i n g t o n * m u d d ie st eth ical swam jis. T o restore faith In governm ent. C o n ^ r ^ s should expand on H r jirrsident's prom ising start. M uch ol Mush's ethics truckage m iu u ck s the one that Ills jiredei-essor veliHtl just befnre leaving oilier. It would oblige lawm akers and loji governm ent aides to wall a year alter leaving oilier before lobbying form er co l­ leagues Kxccutivc-bruneh (iiliclals — already subject to such a Ism — would lx- barred Irom lobbying not just their old agencies, but a n y e x e c u tlv e b ra ix li departm ent. M||I|N»M tilt ItlN-f.ll till! I pftl.llltHI ll.ld tMfll lollourd v%li.tt mould Ii.iw Ii .i |»|hu n i ’* I III i (Mill.is UHlild ll.l\« Im « ll III ll ftllllf' ItMIlltlf Would tilt \ hint « oll.ipM «l ’ I lis.»|»|»* .itrd * W iih im i i h »in \ no Ainrrit .in |***lMi* .d must If in i >.m k ill* h i up no ilitn l ••mull\ lirlp mi •Ilf \ llili'lil v%• II ll.i\* «o||.l|»M'd .illfl dlH.!|» |h .urd Q E O R Q E F. W ILL Germany as agent of disintegration \S A S H IM .K IN — 111 . (entiiiY will end a* It Ix-gan and as It was in nmi Ii ol us irudilli |...rt Wary nlmul (in m a m Surldelily das Land del Mlltr is liar k in tin imddlr id Western worries T h r government ot llrlrtmt Kohl, it* i-ditu al supi-irt rvajKirattng lias jkinu ked and |m ii dered in aiill riuclear and pro (iorli.u to-v sentiment liy tailing away from a N A TO dn isliin lo ituxirrul/r siiorl rangt mu b ar lorees liut mill ll more is at slake lliali lliose weajxins The sujijxised nllltty ol those wtajMius is three lold Hv tiring tin-re. Ilio v wrajNiiis would |irrvent die Soviet I'mou irom inn crntraing cnriveiiUiinal lori es lor tlie lilti/kiieg N A 'IO lears innsl. Ih*cause any lian mi siiurl-range wea|xiris would lx- utterly uu vrnfluhle. N A'IO must assume tire Soviets will rrlatn surir wea|xiiis. so N A TO weajxms are needed In drier Soviet use ol them Anil m all rxireme situation. N A TO iiiuld use such weapons — the lowest rung on the escalation ladder — In alter lire nature ol the cnnlllrl. Small nuclear ueajxius are linked lo larger ones However, all urgument* establishing die utility ot battlrllrld run lear wea|xins may txrrlutrd by lilts question: Could an album e dial is jMralyzed and sundered try tire prnsjx-i t ol inodrrnUlug those wea|xins ever agree In use them? In Marelt. a NAT O military exercise was aborted when German and Turkish |>artle|(writs objected to a U.S. |iro|x>sal lor liy|xithetleal use of twllleflrld wea|Mins uguinst ag­ gressor forces on German and Turkish soil. Nuelrar-wrapons systems decay, so the ulirmatlve lo modernization Is obsolescente — unilateral disarmament in this eutegory ol weapons by Ihr mid 1990s If nuKlernlzatlon is d rrm rd Ineonslsli nt with the latest detente, the solicitude for Gorbachev means giving film a veto over any changes, other than unilateral reductions. In N A TO s military dlsposiions. Ikit If he really wants lo lighten Soviet defense burdens so that there cun be a great leap forward In living standards (forward lo U h siandards of. say. forlugul In IW30). lie can reduce Ih r burdrn on his own. If lx- feels menaced by battlefield weajxms dial would reach only bank-fields west of ihc Soviet Union, and primarily In das I .and der Mine. Ills policy is not defensive. U.S. pulley lias already conceded Iimi much to Kohl by agreeing lo delay modernization until alter German ek-ciions next year. Kohl’s additional demand, lor Immcdialc negotiations with Ihc Soviets utxiut such weapons, ralsrs this question for U.S. polk-ymakrrs: Why sustain Kohl with concessions so iliat he can Implement policies nm sulisi am tally dlllerenl Hum Ihuteni the German oppiK>lilon iwnit-s? U.S. pulley Is lo delay negotiations on nuclear furres In Eunqx- until llx-rr are negotiated ri-ilui linns ol lln rnufllioiis Nivlr-t i onw-ntlonal Ion r advanlagr-s diqi mail.pliivmi-lll ol N A IO s n t li leal lories u . i .-ss.iiv IStratcgii mn leal in goii.ilions also are n b vani i Ami ii is I s |>oia y dial i-ven widi io iiv i n lliiu .il Io n r redili lions nuclear wi'.i|Kins must I-- coiii |—iin'iiis ol ib-lcin ine m Kuro|M- Im dn loir-seeahle bilun Koill say* he only si l ks equal l rlllllg* on shot i i .mgr mn bar systems mil ellmmallou ol ihrui Hill Ihere arc only HX sborl range laincr mlssib-s Idle b - us ol uiiMlt-rul/alloul m Kiirii|x-. Then is not mlblarv logit lo am Ikiriit nl.tr It-vr I Ix-iwi-rn hn and zero A s id e Irorii lire l.arnts there Is a large N A TO Inven­ t o r y o I ii ire I e a r urilllery ami other u iii'le a r weapons The (rolIHr-al pllll ol zero — uni |usi zero I. a ll i e s Ii ii I I ll tlongslandlng Soviet g o a l o I a rl e • liu ilia rl/ n l Kuriqx— ill I g i l l lie l r rcslslalile. Tilere Is In Kuro|xa i rysialli/mg con­ viction lhai nuelt-nr deterranee Is nnw In| N A TO must i-oiii|>allhle with de­ assume the tente. U.S. |xillry has Soviets will fed u n i l-n u e le a r retain such thinking. weapons ■ Al lln- Krykjavlk s u m m i t , o ti I y G o r ba ilie v s ove rreaeblng rescued us from our Improvldeni agrrt-inenl lo gel rid ol nucleur wea|xins. Kouald Keagan drilni-d SOI as lln- |irogram lor gelling rid of nuclear weapons. One rationale for llx- INK irealy was Hutl II was homcpathlc medicine. Irt-allug a disease lurnik-eontnil fever caused by Hie anll-iuielear virus! with small doses ol the disease, ll inav have worked hrk-lly. hut Intervals between bouls of llx- lever urc Ix-eomlng slmner. "T lx - Germans." said one of llx- greatest ol them. Gorlhe. "make everything difficult. Ixilli lor themselves and lor everyone else." Histo­ ry's worst calamity began In August. IU I4. when Germany went lo war. ll lias been truly said Hurl If In Ju ly. H*M. llx- Kaiser had Ix-en given a blank page on which to describe die world as lx- wauled ll. he would liave Ix-en hard pul lolisl sigiilfleani clianges. Germany wuuled In lx- lm|xinant. bui had mi clear Idea ol wlral Hurl meant. Today Germany Is acquiring new- iui|xirtanee — as lire agent til dlslnlcgralliiu ot llle security syslem lhal lias kepi llx- |iraee. W YNIIINi •ll iN Ni w Irani •Hilra so iris irarrd llirit uglv brads In the Itatl.ruUra •as. anil non again Amt-fiinti* air asking A liat tlld I »r.*gr llusb know ' Mill m M» vi*.• lln iimiii un|.'iiant ipirstinti Is What did .kihn Nrgin|»iiilr kimw 1 N* gtri|Hill1r Is llusb s liuttlllir. In I - I S .•mti.iss.idnl ti> \1r vX'li a t Isill i lll.lt wrlit nvri hki a bad lialli-m siiulb nl lln l-irib'l Si gin|Miiilt basiling I - r|i sn*|-i lt d nl using Ills Iasi dlpliuikilii |—i*t as amlK.-r*idnr In llnudiitas loiarrv mil lb*- Hragan ad miulslrallnu * |•i|••v nl iovert sup|-«t Im lb*- Nicaraguan ion Ira s I lir S r n a il f i.trig u K rla lln n s I ixninltltT has In Id >i|> N r g f n p n n l t s •iinbririaliiin I- i aos.ul in w I v r r l.a s .il lb - unx-nis imm dn North trial pulling Nr grnpiiiiti in ibr dill k nl dir ai llnll I lie new hurling* U S Monco sh in d d n 'i siirprlsr relations are a ii y o n . w Im ha * at a pivotal I n I I o w e rl N ipoml and g ln p u n lr's dipln need a real main car.-er Hr- is ambassador widrlv rr g irded as i In u ia s l e r m l nil lx bind tin- llniiduian gnvi-iiiltirilt'* Hlnrl* In help die eoillras. U S Mi'Xlin relations an al a pivnlal ( miiiiI .mil tn t il a teal .llllli.iss.idiit. mil a hnldnvrr ■nwlxiv bum die Keagan veats Mexicali sources lulil our asvx lale Si nil Sleek dial ll Nrgrn|Mililc gns lln- |nb. Ills llllllielne will lx- illhilid li-iuilse nl llit■cveltillons Imm llle Nnilll IM.ii. 1 Wii Mexleau in-ws|ia|H-rs isive Ix-en ilnlibilly re|x>riing all llie delalls — U i Jnruiada. a pulilli alluli tell nl ii-nii-r. ami Kl Klnaiicierii. niusldeied lit bc Mi vlcn's.mswi r In die Wall Stin-I Jnuruul l ln- readers irf I midi liave cause tu wuiry •■Inml wlial klml ul ainliussudur Hie Husii uiliulnlktratliiu will send in slum- up relatluus Ix-tween Hie two (minities The whopping Mexican dchl and Hie eouulry's drug Inlerdlelbill ellnrts liave Ix-en major |xilnls nl 1 11110-11111111 Mr-sb-o lias trmhlbiiuilly resented U.S meddling In laitin Amerlea and It seems Negrn|Miule was Ixirn In mi-ddle. lie lias It e m acknowledged Hie accounts nl Ills escapades in Honduras, wbleb we Ix-gan rc|xirtlng lit HiN:i. That year Negnijxinle was involved In u plan Iliat had all the appear­ ances nl using Third World developiiieiil Im ids lo help the contra military clfort. Negroponte asked the Agency Inr litlerriat tonal Ik-velopua-nl lo |iul up $7.5 million to build u road lo a remote regton of Honduras near the Nleuruguaii Ixirdcr. ostensibly to help Isolated Mtsktto Indians Hut A ll) sources told us that they quickly figured out llx- mad would lx- used lo curry troops and supplies tn a staging an-a for m uira raids Into Nicaragua. Alt) was sick of tx-lng used for (xillix-al causes and refused to put up the money. Negrojxinte Is suspected of organizing covert oprrathMis to train thr exiled contras Some nrwN rrjxais said N rgrojiutlr even had tlie llondurun ndlilury eommandi-r. General Gustavu AI colo Alvarez, answer lo film like an aide d r rump. Nrgroponic lus rrfuu-d lo talk lo us whlklils ((inllrm aikm Is pending. The State Ik-jNirtmrni says It Is unfair to blamr him for carrying out Kragan administration polletrs. The new revelations Irom llx- North trial eerilered on a srerel ulan lo reward Honduras with U.S. aid in exelrange for die Honduran gnvrm m rni prov iding a Irtrndly has*- for Ihr eontras Dorumrnts coining out of the trial indicated lhal Nrgroponic and Hush met with ihen-llonduran I'rra ld rn t Hubert Suazo Cordova in I0M3. Hush and Nrgmpontr have (tented lltat thev discussed any trade-oil for II.S. aid. �Sanfouj Hmaiij. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, May 11, 1 M - M fS FINANCIAL Stocks open higher Uwllad Arses lidsnwtlsaif M .W Y O R K Price*. iipeiied Itistlii't llitiisd.n hi mndctuliTv m I U r tr .itl iti|i i»1 New lin k Sin, k exchange Issues. extruding gains wun hi On l.isi M-Hxinn Mil Dow Julies lniliislii.il average. which i‘>s< .1 12 11it s,I,iv in |hisi us Ur si |i,iln in Mini' .......... w.is 111, 7 l rt in 23M1 fit) slim||V iilirr I In III.II ki 111|m-Ill'll Ailv.im rs led ills Inn s 407 1707 among di>I 123 Issues i litsslill! 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Ill*' ilnll.ll vx,is higher .it*.!Inst krx foreign 1 iiirrni Irs ullrl Ilir guvrlllinrllt HJuttlrd lli.il trt.nl sales lit April fuse ti iniffli-st O 4 pen t ill liiiirr rvl firm r 1l1.1t riHiininn growth in.11 Iff- sluvx mu Salts tut ih*' inntiih ml pisiri! |ut s*'.tv mill 1.11 tuts StlHffl .Il SI r i ' l tlllllull I mil palrtl ix llti Si t'l l hillinu III Man li Gold And Silver VhVV VOHK It I'll - S*itrlxjll am! *1*ifli* st I* Until A sllvrt pfltrs tpmlrtl in tlnllars prr Onv niitii r I hurst lav I inlil London I ' l r x I m i s 1 l i n e 1177 2 5 u p O ,r><I Mnrmiu! living it77 70 ppo 45 HntlgKimg377 25ntl l 00 m i l l m o r n i n g fnrj.tt llllrl i l n i l r r m a rk e rs r h.in hi I I i I i i i i i ; I i i >i II l l i r i l . n I ' m r - . i l , , 111)1 hn h n l r i r l . n l lli.ilkllfi nr rriiirkihiu 11 Rid Ask Arm rli an 1*iuni* r 2 ‘ * 3 '. 3 5 ', ILirnt-d 1Lank 35' v Fust 1 niuti 2 3 '. 23'x 301 * 3 0 '» FPAL Fla I'rngnss 3 t’x 341* IN '. HlighiSjSuppli IN' • Mu ii IS*111 S 2 N“* 2 N' . Nr H Cnrp 58 *• 5N1 • I'll ss* 1 43 4 3 '. Si illtl s 15'. 15 '■k 2*1i ** 27 Suilllii'.isl Hank Sun 1rusl 22' i 2 2 '. K!1 ' m h5'x Walt Disney Wcslliigliimsi 57 >* 47v. Hmnsw a k Id*. IW'i '»*. O '. M ill 1 la Nallnii.ll 24 24 (A Whin Dlxl* 47’ » 4 7 'i Em* rsuti 32V 32M New York Dow Jones i iiinrx sjmt shu t open 5 057 upO 05 Dow Jones Average* It.uiuluri m o rn in g livin g 1 h.mgr is based nn Ilir prr xItms 1l.i x s <losing pi n r I Endeavour- itlxlslnn I lir Mississi|i|« siiiili-uls xxi re winners XXill- M'ln ti ll Imm Sat.ill Atlnid. I imm.is All/alimi-. ix ti itlxlslniis kindergarten Kyiill fllirke, I ’liv y (r.llR . Mrlotl, rough uixdi grade-atid v i m i l l ilx M u rre ll. .Jennifer Hale. giadr through gride 112 SjH-mer Miller. Mae Mnuteltfi tin- iwu winning Iranis an amt /ai k ZeltrRfrii. iiniititri! Wi-ilnrvlitv hr dll rlmse Till- UeurRIa UTimers were: •In 11,um Kndmvnnr" tor die T ik Ii I Heslrr. Manila Chan. Max xn u sliuttli . a 11111111- tlial ixns C h a n . Mavhl Karris, la n y a •mini v i l hy P nsulm l flush Kavus. Kerri lllna II. Hu ky Kuhr. A n in riiii-m tiir hlili Rr.iih- la-e Markham aiMl lliimun W ikmI. .11 am tmm Sriuilohiu MlihlliKndravmir u.e. (lit- lirsi vesvl 7v linn) S* ri,Ui4ilii. Miss,, won t-t>mni aruled hv the lirlilsli exiln Ittui i uraili m n ip c lllim i plun r James Cmk. Iliirlnii tinNslui*- mm sim lm ls 111 Rradt-rt ship s maiden vuyuRe. Conk f-iuht ihiuiiiili 12 ai Tallulafi sailed lo the Snuth I’aelllt- lit J.ills S* linul. In*, ul Tall til,ill ulisr-rvr 1he transit nl Ihe planei T a ils , (h i . u im Ilir upper Venus. Dial Is. Ihe planei’h rare Grant jff'ieenl ul the miiiiltTiral popula* inn 1 in ihe t-ounly. must sij{u Ihe liRiet-meius wiih Ihe county by Miiy HI tu In- ellRIhle lur a S I.S I js-r |H-rsnii Rraru xx-lthuul pmyldiii|< a dollar lor dollar mateh yxllh Ihe /irunt money. WrlRhi paid. Hy I'ui-Mlay. when bemtliole i'm m ly eommlssioners unani­ mously uppruved the agreement. Sanford. Lake Mary. Winter Sprint's and Ovlnjo had already plRneil the ugrermeni. Th e four lilies repn-seul 02.545 people, jie e iir d ln ii (o A p r i l IQ H H (•siimale* pre/ian-d by Ihe UniH rsiiy of Klorlda. Casselberry luul la>ri)>wood eouncllmen are kebeduled lo e o n s ld e r Ihe jiltreemelil May 15. Hul even II Its- six elites sign the agreement, ihelr m m blued 77ir.se ipiniiiOiiris provided i i i I m 1s nl llit Y.iOnu.i/ A s sm l.iiion nl S n 111IIli t Dr.llrls ,llr M/Ill's. Illilln r ll l l rl ilr.ili 1 /ini i s iis nl I n tin 1 mm x s|mi| gold "pt n 37H liO up I 00 Continued from Pafa IA Coatlnttcd frswi Fags I A Local Interest residents would] 1 I meet Ihe re<|ulred 75 [M O-riu rule. Appruval by Allamonie S)irlngs i-ommlssionrrs was the key. Itui Alla­ monie Springs m m mis*loners recently rescheduled their May 17 meeting lo May 23 because of vacation scheduling pnrblems. according lo Mark tluller. i lly aide. T o assist ihe nrunty and eitles in gelling Ihe want — without malrhlng-grani strings atlaielu-d — Allam onie Springs Mayor Dudley Dates and commission­ ers Edward Hose and Edward Th en held a special meeting in approve Ihe a&cvmcnl. Duller said. Commissioners Lee Con­ stantine and Pat Fernandez wenunable to attend, he said. E v e n If L n n g w n o d a n d Casselberry coum-llmcn don't approve Ihe agn-cmcnl. the re- .11 t o s s d i e disk ul til e suit N A S A spokeswoman le rri Slndelar said li.nl da- iwo mini ing groups suggested dllirrent nmni-s, Hush iiixild have pn ked •1 winner. removed jiccuuM' she did nut follow Ihe {ximmlsHlnners' irders. Porlklng Mill Odum's removal "was her (rwn doing." ' C om m ission e r D iehard E. jiullingiun. who was a member pf the canvassing board, said he looks forward lo working with Morton. "I think he'll (Morton) be a real team player with the best Interests of the rity at heart." Dullinghrn said yester­ day. "I look forward lo working with him ." i Dulltngion said dial "without of a d o u b t" th r Fleet Ion wusfulr. Mayor Hank liardy also said in* lias high hijic* fur Morton Slid docs not see him as a replacement lur Odom, hul as an indciM-ndciil person, t " I welcome Com m issioner Morton and I dunk he'll do an excellent Job." Hardy sjul. "I Hunk lie'll Is- a good adr lion lo 4 shadow I In s p en ding package an d pm|*ns* <| I m . i i i I sal* a n s*-|sira1e H o r n Iff m i l s lint w i l l Ire s o l d tiai ki il h i I Im td,i s Im n pik* l o l l s I h a t m f i i i i ' V w i i n l d it* ns e i l 10 Imdd ih* t.xp ie ssw a v 121. 1 0 1 anlunlt r m m iv tm in S la t * Instead. Ihe givem or supports giving the state Transportation Commission mere oversight over how Ihe agency spends money. Dunbar said. Th e $628 million Includes $105 million from the proposed sale of $500 m lllon In bonds to purchase right rf way for future roads. The vnlen approved the Ixind issue last November, but leading lawmakers are reluctant in shlfl Ihe money to construe* linn. Lightning— : C aatiaued from Page I A through Ha own alarm central station, alerted the fire department. The names were extinguished within 43 minutes, officials said. Retail sales slow Most ol iln ill,aiei m Hi*' rum s pio|tis.d ixonhl In spent **n In nit** In Jacksonville and ,tnp|, , in* nl ■In Iln I Im Ida I ntnpiki II, s,nth I I11M1I.1 d u ll S l HO 11ill Ilull is I* It lut III! I* si nl Hi* siai* aimiii *riutigh lo I,Ollil .1 slngl* Inn la1,, I,tail Ml null s 1*1111! I I-it ifl.x newspa per re|«nt* d I In gov* rnnr savs dial lie sees Im Indie,Uiriti lh.il Ih, peo* ph an supporllv* ul more motiev lor 11.imp.,il,iiiuii s.itil II* o Walls isi.mi s* , n iari 10 ih* D* panmeni ol Ti.ms|ffiiia lion w* re supportive nl lihe gun niorl I In- h g m e s ,x, not nn hide ahoui s 1 In 111, a, m iilreatlv gin* FI.OHE.NC I I IIHYSON I luu iim | Itrvsnii. , , 250 Oxluid Hn.id l* m l'.uk died VV, dm silai it Iln, la tl* .|.it.ili <>1l.illdn Hill II Apr 2 . l u l l ill Harreii t niuiiv Ki lu utnved lo 1,1 n I'.nK in,iu Orlando m IHM7 Mill’ Was .1 hi,Mi, lll.ikfl and a I l.ipl 1st Survivors mi ln,l, sun, (ii-nild I M.111I.mil litniluis Harry Niagle. I.inesi V-agle I h , ill n l Louisville l\\ seven grand*lllllheu (ia rd e il ( Imp, | Itm iiii frxf Funerals. (Iil.mdn. in , hargi ul arrimgemenis -* P A T S Y ANN It KHZ Palsy Ann Her/. . i. 4410 Medallion Dr Orlando died Wednesday at die Iiiiiih - "1 her daughter in Win 1et Sptmgs. Hunt Nnv Id 1033 111 Jnrkstih, NASA's oilier three shuttles, Mich she muv* d in ( irl.mdn leu idling Willi Cluilleliger. weir- years agn Imm it.iv**-ff rtiv. named alter ex|iliiriiili>n nr r* ■ Mleh Sin was a Immi'inaker and a Human ( ’alhnlli search vessels, S u n Ivins linludi hnsh.iud. Mleh.nl M Hi l.illdn: d.lUghlets. C a ih v W ing In in liesiner. Wilder Springs Sns.ni Evans. tpilrcd 75 percenl was mi l ( Ir l.m d n Mi lull 1 K .ir h a r l. Wednesday nionUng. ''We n-r* Lung wood < lie 1 ie Ewlghh-n. I ill nly iipprccliile A llam nnle llnlli ill tile Mills l.isa llmlges. Sprlngs lor helping us." Wrlglu Mntllsnii llelglils. Male. son. said. David Leggili. Traverse Ctly: The binds may Is- user) lor brothers. I.111 T » e, I nn ill 1. Ore . operation of die solid xvash- Le o n l u i . lu ck s ie v e iis . program and in eilueali- resi­ Jaeksnn: 13 graiulehlldieii. dents about recycling. Th e (• a llie s F i i n e i i i l lln in e . comity xx’lll al<*i sliarc mint her I.uiigwoiid. 111 1 (large nl aj $<gi,4H1l stale grain xillh the liingenii ills cities who sign ihe ngn-cmi'iit lur n w c lln g progriuns. The agreemciil places rrspuii' F R A N K JO S E P H L A U IIIA slhlllly lur vvasic dls/msul will) Frank Jns* ph I..11111.1. M2, . li i liu* eouidy. which u cu rn n ilv l.nngllelil 1 a, li l. ik, m .i i v . ,ln ,1 does. Each city will colled Monday al l.nilgivond Health garbage and rccxd.ililc m aidliils Care ( 'enter lln ii Sepl 3 l!MM> III Jersey l ll 1 \ I lie mm 1*1 In lo deliver to ilicuiuiiiv A task torce. similar to nni* Lake Man lium Hrooklyu. N V d irre iiily sludyliig re rye )In g III I !IH7 Hi 11.1s .1 1 mu 1*1 proposals, xv1II complete Ihe solid waste dls|iisal ami iccyclIng plan lur llu-coim iv lain liils S A N F O R D P LAZA year. Wrlglit s.i*l Unltad F m i Intsrnatlenal W A S H IN G T O N - Th e rom m erte Ik ’parlmeni today [■Ti used more evldcni-e that iln- eiottomy Is slowing, repnri mg I Inti ret,ill sales In April rose a modest 0.4 per­ il m . iln- third consecutive 11, ,ik muni file |M-rformiincr. Sales lor Ihe moiilh. adlusted lor seasonal farlors. stiffid ill !S13!I.!I billion compared with 8130.3 hllllou lu Mail It. despite a much antici­ pated liuost Horn stronger vioHtdsl w ith several *ym pliunles m New York and New lersey. and former concert master ol die Mijestlc Theater nn Hroadwity, He was a member ■a die AnmmchiiUm Catholic ( luiriJi. Allamonie Springs and .1 member nt the Am erican Federal Urn ol Musicians Local *02. New York C iiy, and a Fourth-degree Knights of Col­ umbus. Unloudali-. N.Y. Survivors Include wife. Vera -M .:-* d a u g h te rs . K o s e m a rle Art lisa. Lake Mary. Joan Pisano. Smlihinwn. lasig Island. N.Y.: sons. Frank IL. Westwood. N .J.. Charles A.. Stull blown. L.I.: I,miller. Victor. Las Vegas; 18 g r a n d c h i ld r e n : 15 g r e a t grandchildren. liu ln e s F u n e r a l H o m e , Do you hear but not understand worda? Do people seem lo mumble or shout? II you answered "ye t," lake our offer P M S electronic hearing teals will bo give al the Beltons Heanng Aid Center this SANFORD OCiTOOA 1700 S. fitsth Am IDWI SMlerf fU. unahmgi rWBBCf I7M MMet M. UteA, fl|. 323-1400 000*1490 OFIB; (nroxtn in tu. Ux. Imt lx.n MQGLE which Odum's l,m suit Is Isiscil The alloriicys also want I lie Mill dismissed iMi-ausc they conli-nil (hliim's allcgaisiiis ate "v.igiuilllll COIllllSlIlg." .Illli ln| olllcl reasons. " W r will, ul course, iiiisxx 11 Illli- motlonsl. .list then xic mil |irevall. Allcr all ilu-sc ild .iu iig mol lolls .lie 1111 1 ixc’d like to s* • ihcm answer lo lin u l 1 mu plain)." Kr.imci sml 111 a riTalcd ill.liter. Inrun 1 mayor David (•mu* 1 hassh.uplv crlllcl/cd Ihe commlsslini lui ousting Iklom .mil lias called lui Ihelr resignation In* ansi- In s.n.1 they viol,tied ill* ITmnl.i Sun slllllc l.aix (■111llli S.II1I lie was Involved with t l r "tjnudcslllii lllicllllgs .11 wtni h M i n n < Ox <OIIIIIIISSlOtHIS dlMIlsSCll Illli Il ls 1I1.1I w in si hi dull il Im commission m i l l i o n s <*uimt til* *1 .1 I01i 11.1l 1 •atipl.iml 10 U m S em i null- H tfV a lil stale at loriicv s lithe* w lilt h Is 111 1 1 s ilg.ilIIig tin iiialt* 1 Jecied. shutting down the road b u ild in g program w hile the agency straightens out financial mismanagement outlined In an outside audit. Hoad 1l i f l n i a v 17 '12 "T h e way it worked Is. tinname was ciulv 2d pireenl Ihe projer-t was mo |M-reeni." she said. "Th e two winners fritneldentally had lire same name Then* Wiis tin deetslim that needed Intie made." Morton' Ihe commission and I wish him well and look forward lo working with him ." O ne of O do m ’s attorneys. Michael A. Kramer, said yester­ day thr rkxilon has no ts-arlug in i Ihe civil lawsuit filed III U.S. District Court on April 3. "W e will proceed with Ihe lawsuit and bring It to a n-suluilon." Kramer said. Kramer said he and Ned N. Julian Jr., also involved in the Odom cair. will answer several motions filed hy attorneys repre­ senting the city lu dismiss ihe suit and 111 dkapiallly Kramer and Julian tnan rciiri-M-iiilitg Odum. The motions xxt-ri- lilul Apnl 25 in ll.S. DiWrlcI Court hv Je lle ry A Th o m a s. P A ul Maitland. The motion stales th .11 Is-cause I mill Kramer and Julian wen* former laingxxiMsI conmils sioners. Iliey "t'lik pari 111 1In preparation, aixl'or inii-rpriia lio n oi tin - c ii y c h a r i e r " S|M*C|I IC.dl V I III IV SCI tllllis ll|HJ|l approved pro|ei1 s helng trimpli led in die new liseii) year. I In v do refleel ahmil S700 million In ru lx lo die IX JT's I!IMP !Hi rigid huildlng program. Do lo die tig h le n rd road lnnlgel. muitey lor iit least one s< ininolr Ciiimly project won'l In- avail.ihlc, said Steve Horruin, s|Hikesuiim lor the IH )T District .1 olln e m Ilel.aml Homan said die piojiosed new hrldge over die Si Johns Hlier ill U.S. I7-H2 will go imhmded. However, il die Legislature 1 houses mil lo Issue bunds, as die llousi' has recommended, several local pmjecls would Im* del.iveil or ellmliiiiled Irum Ihe hv*- vear wurk-|iliin lor Seminole ''oiintv Im hiding die widening nl SH 134 iMiween Stale Donil I I P and Tn s k a w lllii Hoad. I Ionian said. I'air li la Wondworlh. Ihe gnv<ruor s hinlgfl ailvisr*r. said Ihe Mai title/ lnnlgel Ills a road1, m illin g plan 10 F lo rid a 's pm keihook Peter D u n b a r. \1artliie/'s lop loliliylsl, said Ihe g n i e M i o r eonsldered, hul re* C n n tln u rd from I’ngr I A Marline/ ha 1 .1II11 I lot SI 7 hllllou In sp< 'tiding lui i i . i i i s |h i i union in tin 1is*ai i,.ii hcgmii lug .lull 1 Hul SI liillioiiolili.il .minimi Is pit 1lr:<*1 tin salaries and opt 1.11lug 1 ml li .m u g mill •Sfi/H million Im in 1 1 oiisimi lion Hep, An liiiti'lli |( Allamonie Springs said tin proposal Is re.Ison.ihl* Imt In is iiiim Main 11 ha! the nil" mi* ■ i ■ i*I spin lllllg Ulll II' SltiM Iln I Inns* voted n*.l lo issi|, hond < In lias* money lot mails iln- vt.it. a la 'll, Illli I' •rllle.,I to Ihe s in le s s ol g o il'llio r s tOil 11 hmliimg |ilau Jack II*,il), j S.minnl aide lo S* 11 Mud ' >inlm 1 111 liusi ill, •slid Iln In ,1 |> lllllllg pli Illli Is ton urn I*h i al this lime to pn iln 1 am niiiiniiii automobile and clothing aales. Sales of durable goods — 1hose designed to last three years or m ore, in clu d in g automobiles — increased a sluggish 0.1 percent during the month, while aales of non durable goods were up 0.0 perrent. T h e n a tio n 's f in a n c ia l markets, which were expect­ ing a bigger Increase In aalea, likely will see the report as good newa that the economy la indeed slowing aa Indicated Ul recent m onths. DEATHS 10 :00 a m. JO Indus 2J7'» '♦ i up 5,50 -?0 I r.ins 1 I I 5 o | tip .'! Hh I ri t ills 1**1 7*1 HIM hiiilijf il 05 stiM k •§M*H5 iif« 2 I J |htss.lge Budget LAST W EEK COUPONSALE ORIGINAL PRICE SALE PRICE COUPON DISCOUNT YOUR PRICE 27°° 19" 20% s15" Uft«| |IOC« MNIH if ANl A M $ jA (i m SAV f I I WILLIMM. LIO# StMLtTTA Fvssrsl Mrvlcn Hr List XXarWHs William*, if. aw T i m m aw*. I M M « w Mir 1 SM l l « M » « Ml. LxIurUr 1 M*hr Truro Owns «r OM Ul csriit mm iror a. iromn awnms- vwwuw mu as Ssm H am. m FrWw. Burial milk* MM* aesteexi CumuMry Lunnw Fimursl Memr SwMrA Ul HUMS* f Dsxrxl itfvlctl Hr LlttM , ■lacMMW. IB. ra M M d U M AM-, i •M «W4 Mm I «UI W MM l l ■I Ix c M IMMA M lu M u r I T •im a**, w.i. Mas eMcwuw.l totrroztum jsFrM ur. furwlsMl Vmrlw FiusrM Mans. h »Mt M cSWft •w m n b u m m v w • KLfC TM C ITV •ununss [• m c n a io M tK T PLUS - U N U W T I O C A U : (407) 900*1100 umncmwt I |«t«|lDU I i VAV I 25% 20% INTr$f LlOti Of IIWOtflULIIS t*ilUUOQ$$N|«l«| SAVf 2 0 %= IMWI UtMl iWHi'O* bboyim tHian But ( w i i o il IN I 2 0 % f f l2 0‘0-4% > « FREE **- * 1r USE YOUR VISA • AMERICAN EXPRESS • MASTERCARD• DISCOVER l.nngwood, in charge of a r­ rangements. ' z *_ . I V L J �•A — Sanloid Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. May 11. 1969 Panamanian officials throw out election results U.S troops alerted, civilians warned United Brass International PANAMA CI TY. PuiMmn — Panama voldt-ii It* ii.ihnn.il election* umlil growing .illegal loll* ol tr.unt ,iml mi il**.ltlll lay purum llll.irv Imres that Irll Ihe I'lilet n|i|>osilliiii pn-ntdfiillnl raitillilale with (xixslhlc liraln i lama Hr. Ills m im ing males niiliiiilnl ami a IxHlvgu.ird dead. U.S. troops in ihe ( ’anal /.one. meanwhile, were on ihe seeond highest state ol alert, and UK) dependents ol American diplomats were ordered onto U.S military liases as a preeanttoil Tw o U.S. military attaches wendetained hy Panamanian police lor live hours and were released nnliarmed. Yolanda Police dr Rodriguez. president ol the Kleeloral Trlhunal. annoitneed the annntineni ol Sunday's vote on national radio and television lint made no mention ol new cirri Inns. Pllllee cited a "lark ol vote tally slirels. which makes It absolutely lnt|Hisslhlr to declare winners." She did not mention alleged rampant fraud carried out hy supporters ol d r facto ruler and military leader Ceil. Manuel Antonio Norlcg.i Opposition leaders and International ob­ server*. including a delegation led hv former President Carter and another group sent hy President Hush, have accused Noriega's hackers of hunting and stealing thousands ol tally sheets in an etlon to switch them with fabricated results. Hush had urged Nnrlrga not In release Iraudulrnt election results, hut Ihe White House had no immediate comment on the decision to nullify the vote. Most observers agreed Ihe presidential election was won hy Ctulllcnnn Kndara. who w a s knocked unconscious Wednesday when paramilitary forces using chib*, tire Iron* and (Iremtns attacked an opposition rally led hy Kndara and his two vice presidential running males. Kndara was hospitalized Wednesday lllght alter showing signs of possible brain damage alter living struck on the head with an Iron liar during the at lack hy member* of the "Dignity llatiullonx." set up last year hy Noriega Tile attack also lelt Ixilh m iming males wounded and a Isidygiiard dead. I)r. Hafael Melgar said Kndara'* symptoms Indicated "the blows he received may have damaged Ills brain." Kndara was treated at a local hospital and released, hut was returned to Ihe hospital. U.S. Ambassador A rthu r Davis con­ dem ned the attack, s a yin g . " S la t e *|Minxorcd terrorism — and that Is precisely wltal the so-called Dignity Haiiallnu* repre­ sent — cannot lx- allowed to force the will of a dictator on the people." Davis said 1(H) U.S. Kmlstssy dependents would lx- moved to American military txises on the shores ol ihe Panama Uanal. The U.S. Southern Unmmand Wednesday aftrmnon plaerd Its ID.IKM) tnxips under the secondhighest level of alert, recommending Ameri­ cans limit their movement and avoid public area*In Panama. Alxiul Tiki U.S military families also live nll-hnxc In Panama. Witnesses said Wednesday afternoon's attack Ix-gatt when 50 men wearing the Dlgnlty Haiiallnu*' trademark red T-shirts and cap* charged Kndara'* stalled opposi­ tion auto convoy with Iron bar*, ruhtx-r hoses. Ii.iseli.il I liats and. on ix-cnstnn. guns. O p ix is itio n vice presidential candidate Guillermo Ford was dragged front his car. severely lieatrii and hauled away In a (toller van, said Kndara * other running mate. Klcanlo Arias Calderon. Aria* Calderon later said there were "indlratloiis" Kurd was arrested. "We hold General Noriega resjxinslhlr lor the physical safely of Gultlcmio Ford.” Arias Caldrrnn said One of Ford'* bodyguard*. Alrxls Manuel Guerra, was was shot to death during the clash, according In Aria* Calderon and Ihe U.S. Kmliassy. Arias Calderon, who aulTrrrd minor Injuries, natd a second bodyguard was In serious condition with five gunshot wounds. He said up in 25 people were wounded in Ihe violence and lie had received uncon­ firmed report* twnolhrr* had died. Aria* Calderon described as "cynical and shameless" a re|xirt on government radio and television saying four poltcrmen were shot and w o u n d e d h y “ o p p o s itio n pariuuiliiary gangs." Numerous Independent and International (Kills showed Kndarn's ticket had defeated Noriega's hand-picked candidate. Carlos Du ((tie of the pro-military National Liberalion Coalition, or COLINA. by a landslide. The government was extremely slow In releasing an nmetal vote count since the jxills closed Sunday rvrning. but by Wed­ nesday aflerntxin said Duque. 511. was leading Kndara. 53. by 2 In I . As Hush continued to weigh various options, in rlu d ln g m ilitary force and expanded rcnnnm tc sanctions against Panama. W hile House pres* secretary Martin Fit zwater *nld the violence Wed­ nesday showed Nortega "doc* not have the Interests of ihe Panamanian people at hcarl." Arias Calderon said after the altark that Noriega's actions had brought worldwide condemnation. " If* clear to the world what's hap|x-nlng here. It's over for Manuel Antonio Nortega," he said. M ario ftognonl, a p ro -g o ve rn m e n t legislative candidate appearing on AB C-TV's "Nightline" news show, accused Ihe United States of "harassing and Intimidating" Panama. Inrludlng carrying nut low-level military nights. Davis drilled Ihe allegation, saying. "A ll or our people in Ihe embassy and the military are slaying at home tonight.” Bush lines up support to counter Noriega action W ASH IN G TO N - President Hush, keeping n close watch on the violence In Panama, was lining up regional support for steps to counter Oen. Manuel Antonin Noriega's at­ tempts to intimidate his politi­ cal opposition. Hush strongly condemned the attacks hy club-swinging Noriega loyalists who beat Guillermo Kndara. the opposi­ tion presidential candidate in Sunday's disputed rlrrlton . and Endara's two running mates during a rally by thrlr support ers. Th e White House had no co m m en t e a rly today on Panama's derision In annul Its elections. Violence erupted In Panama Wednesday and threatened to Inject new urgency into Ihe deliberations by Hush, who has sought to enlist other foreign leaders In an Interna­ tional outcry over any bid by Noriega to st ea11he elect Ion. "T h e president contacted leraders of other countries with interests In Ihe region." said White House pres* secre­ tary Marlin Fltcwaier. Hush was expected to dis­ cuss the situation In Panama with bipartisan congressional leaders at a meeting today. Hush, who has explored m il­ itary and economic pressure points against Noriega, has not Indicated what his next move may be. "W e Just aren't prepared to say exactly where we are," said a senior administration official. "We're watching Ihe situation, monitoring, consid­ ering options. “ The president Is meeting with his security advisers, staying on top of the situation. Hut we don't want to signal when nr what decisions might lx- taken." F lK w a le r said Panama's government-Inspired violence has Indicated Noriega's inlenl i o n s e v e n b e f o r e th e strongman announces results of the election that Interna­ tional observers have branded as fraudulent. It was uncertain whether Ihe violence would force Hush to uccelerate his decision on steps ranging from additional financial nr trade sanctions, to the dispatch of m orr troops to protect Americans In Panama. "Certainly we had Intended to wall until there was some announcement of the official outromr of Ihe election or at least until General Noriega expressed his Intentions.” Ihe administration official said. HSMEMBEHYHEI... Remember When The New Store Opened Oct. 1962 Opsn r m u - • pat. Serving BrsaSlMt A Umchsss Man. - tat. Buv 3 • Three Piece Chicken Dinners GET ONE PBEE Good Thun A Frt. May 11-12 OM NFOft DtNMtB 4 pjm. •f p m Qf||y | p | | | | | | e 9K r raepppnh • ta r-t-0 » Cam traad lt d t. RohnaHa A w . M . « M M tM t Fraaoh a m . (May. tre e laniard m . tst-tm Otteber I# 10 TRY OUR NSW LUNCH MBNU Something Special In Seafood And Specialty Sandwiches Served 11:30 AM Til 2 PM Monday Thru Friday IIFRAUD BUILDING, UNDER CONSTRUCTION The Sanford tkraki toa lusty youn*trr two years of age. It has aided materially in the up-bu tiding of Sanford and the Celery Delta and is known far and wide aa one of the real Ive weekly papers of the South.lt was started August 22. IBOR-by R. J . Holly, who to still edit prtrtor. While a young man In years. Mr. Holly to no novice In ttr journalistic pro­ fession. but baa had experience In dif­ ferent states on special newspaper work and on the editorial trknd. Mr. HaMy fa ■ native of Ohio, having been born at Hamdtnn Alter attending O rient lie m r t vwl liit ywpfrttfMt In Uie priming huslness in southwestern Ohio and other state*, tfc came to Ffcsids some thirteen years a£i and Ui ■ cltle*. The number af of the Herald , He has Ortoher teat The Ifowld moved to Us with n r . l l ROOM. BANFORD HERALD m process of construction, ■or apace of 25x117 feet, and aa to have the beat lights and the largest Interior city in uMr. HaMy ha* budd for the future on early date experts to launch a paper. M wiR I r a credit to San­ to Ihe state. The phenomenal of The Herald reflects the prospirR of "Lucky Sanford.” �; • • •• Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. May It. 1969 — f A TWO DAY SALE OFF All All FAMOUS NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE* RIVIERA' ww PREVIOUSLY REDUCED MERCHANDISE* ■ • C H & t i k f e l i l J O f r L A Y S K O O L * ... PETITKS WOMEN’S JUNIORS MISSES NIKE1 SARNE* FRITZIr BASSETT* WOS ACCESS HOSIERY LINGERIE DRESSES LEV IS1 CARRYLAND1 BUGLE B O Y ' EVENFLO* SLEEPWEAR MATERNITY JEWELRY WOS. SHOES COTLER* VANITY FAIR* MOREY BOOGIE* CROSCILL* SWIMWEAR MEN'8 ACCESS. MEN'S FURN. MEN'S SPTSWR. HOGIE1 NOTATIONS1 PALMETTO* JOANNA* YOUNG MEN'S MEN'S WEAR MEN'S SHOES ATHLETIC SHOES ROLF’S* RUSS1 CHIC* KIRSCH* ATHLETIC APP. INFANTS GIRLS BOYS GITANO* JOSEPHINE1 HEALTHTEX* BENETTON* BE DOING DRAPERIES BATH SHOP HOME ACCESS. SALES ALSO IN MANY OTHER DEPARTMENTS MANY MORE BRAND NAME8 AVAILABLE Applies only to red ticketed or tagged merchandise which has been reducod for clearance Does not apply to regular merchandise which is on sale for a limited time or to other merchandise m regular adver­ tising. in circulars or catalogs •Famous Name Brandt tale pncea effective Friday. May 12 and Saturday. May 13 only. 8ale does not Include coamedca, catalog, custom decorating or special orders Percentages off represent sav­ ings on original prices. Not al name branda available at all itoret. 8ale excludes those items designated In our store as JCPenney Smart Values. 8 F B C IA L sweater. 8 1 e f f e Misses' applique acrylic S A L B B e A S aS 1 S s Rag. *12-118. All vinyl handbags 8 3 % * S 0 % S A L B 1 ie f f e georgette blouse. S A L B 1 4 . 0 3 M e | Reg. S20ea. Misses', petltes. print skirt or embroidered sweater. S A L B 1 S a S S t t e f Reg. S22. Women’s print skirt or embroidered sweater. S A L B 1 4 # 3 3 g Reg. 822. Misses'Worthington' fine guage cotton sweater. 50% O FF . * *\ 1 *!M f , IH B B H I f All small leather goods. 3 0 % O F F All ladles' Riviera* sunglasses. 3 0 % O F F Diamond rings, earrings, pendants. '* *• , ii Sale prices effective thru Saturday. May 13. Sale eicludes Smart Value and Everyday items Mon.-Sat. 9:30*9 Sun. 11-6 Mon.-Sat. 10*9 Sun. 12*5:30 ta u te r* P l a t a Mon.-Sat. 10*9 Sun. 12*5:30 11 ; ) Slone rings, earrings, pendants 3 F B C I A L S A L B blouses. 40% O FF <' > W i n t e r P a rfc M a ll O F F S I . O O f R o g $30 Selocted misses Notations’ O FF 3 3 % *M '' . * i i 5 0 . 0 0 s Misses' and petiles dresses. S 5 % - 3 3 % O F F aii Sheer Caross' hosiery O F F Misses all terry and chenille robes Misses' solected cotton sluepAuar 8 0 % l8 i % O F F All Underscore* bras, bnels. 50% O FF 50% O FF P te rM a lte ll 3 0 % 3 0 % S A L B I S e S S f Reg. S20. Misses' Worthington* polyester bow blouses. -. O F F Rag. S26 Misses' pleated polyester LL LL 20°/o T O 5 0 % C \ ) , A l l i - )i ! u H A H M 1> JCPenney �M — Sanfo'd Herald Sanlotd Florida — Thursday. May 11, 19B9 NATIONAL 1r— im iF i 1 Bush considering anti-crime push I.OS ANGKI.KS - ITesldrnt lliisli is cnnstdnlng declaring ii.ition.il rrliiir* rm rig rn i-v .mil plans in |iiii |mis4' .1 combination ol prison constriirlion. » crackdown on criminal gun user* anil «lilc r use ol iIn- ilealh |H-nallv to io|s- \s itli lawlessness, u was re|sirteil today llill lliisli lias not yet resolveil a ileep spill ullhln Ills ailinlnlstraflon on the sensitive issue ol how or even whether 10 regulate ass.mli wi.i|mns as pail ol the effort, the l.os Angeles Times re|H>tieit. citing guvctnuicnl sources The crime (lockage. s |i .I|m-i 1 pittn l|>ullv hy Attorney General Dick I hornhtirgh anil Huger It Holler While House ilouiestii (milev adviser. is si hcihilcil to In- uuvclleil hv tile preslilent on Monday at a (trace olMirls uieuiorl.il ceremony nil the Capital S|C|IS However, aihlilnlstrallon ollli lals noting lli.il annoiim eineiil ol the |>ackage alreailv has lieen |H>sl|Hiiieil. rr|H-atrdlv |Miintril out that lliisli has vet to sign oil on some kev elements anil thal 11 coiilil Is- ilelaveit again Seal pups doomed by oil spill VAI.DKZ. Alaska — Wlltlllle ev|s-rts sav they ate trslgneil lo the tact that seal pups tmtn on Is-aches louleit hv the Kvvou oil spill are going to dir Having lalleil lo meet Weilncsitav * rleailllne lor cleaning oil Irnm the nation's worst spill oil island shores when thousands ol seals liear llielt young everv spring Kvvun got a five dav extension, htn trowed lo Coast Gtiatd |irrssure and agrreit to s|e|i ii|i the (vice ol the cleanup Prince William S n m d where rlie- superlanker Kxxon Valdez ran aground March ‘J 4 anil spilled to u million gallons ol ml is home lo lU.Uthl tiartmr seals one third ol which haul themselves mil ol tin- water evrrv May t o give hlrth o i l i s l a n d s III the sptll area Kxxon had Im-cii given until Wednesday to clean I lie Irr-ai lies ol live ol the islands m prc|iaiatinn lor the .mill t|iated Invasion ‘•I pregnant seals Mav 20 "Th e deadline has not tiern met. and It's tiern extended to Mav 15." said .loe llrtdgiii.m *|mkrsman lor the stale De|Mrtltieiil ol Kttv Iromncntal t'onserv atton "Tile actual pupping is not rx|w-i ted to start until the ihjth ol May. hut biologists have seen pu(ts tiorn premalurrlv lie said Arms negotiations will resume MOSCOW — Secretary ol State James ILvkrr met tndav with Soviet leader Mikhail UorlMi hev and a senior Kremlin olllrial announced the aupcr|mwcrs have agreeil to resume strategti arms negmiattons m June Ciorhachrv met Ikiker III the ornate otlii e ol S t C a t h e r i n e in the Kremlin When they sat dow n to their first round of talks a re|Hirfer asked ll it was list rarlv to plati a summit with President Hush Gnrliai hev answered alter inerting with the secretary ol state mav tie then we will tie aide to sav Hut the Sovlrt leader reletting to the roiltlnuitv ol Sovlrt'American relations added I think everything is on the right track." Budget negotiators near agreem ent I l-t. - S i - _ .» * v n v i f v r i v v l In iw f n W U f f li ! W A S H IN G TO N — House and Senate limlgei negoltatonv. lacing a (smsihle snag on how to direct congressional committees to save money. lio|M-d to complete wolk lislav on a *1 Hi trillion s|M-ndlng plan tot llse.il HIHO the House Senate tmdget eiitlfeienee com m ittee heatd opening statements Wednesday hut dealt with no attempts to resolve Hie relatively mitiot s|M-ndmg dll lereltces lietwcetl the Iwo hndget oulllues lot the llsc.il year stalling (V I I Those ellorts were ex|iecletl Thursday when talks lesiimerl We are (silsed to coui|ilete action on the — known as "reconciliation" In hmlgei parlance — might Is- Ilte hardest dHTerellce In resolve. "We ate faring smite tough problems on n-roliiTtlallon." saltl lloiisr- Hndget t om nilttee (Tialrnian I .eon Pattella. D-t'alll The two hudgrl resolutions |iassed last week Implemenl a fiimpinmlsr llscal I1****' hndget agreement announced A|irll IT lietwrrii Ilte While lions*- and a hipattlsan group ol i otigiesslnu.il leaders Ctlllcs said the |mi t idled too heavily mi aeecMintlug gimmicks to achieve attihci.il drllclt trdiM-llons to tiling the fiscal I'SNi ildli It I m-Iii W the kldO hlltloil level teiptlml hv the Giaitllli Hutlillilll iMlancrd hndget law Painkillers may damage kidneys UnHod k it* ! Isto rattiM ii H O STO N lleaxx usi ol certain |>npiilar over the counter lion aspirin pamklllris ap|ieais to sharplv increase tlu ttsk ul siillrnttg kidney damage re searrhets te|Nirti d A nrw study Involving Vet k id n e y disease (la llrn ls t o i it li l (ieo|ile w tin look acrtatnlnophen even dav fot at least a vrai had more than triple the risk ot developing rhlonli kidney ills rase The rrsearrh-rs sttrssrd tliat the study lotind no signitli ant Itu teased risk lor kidney dam age from taking Ivlrn-il and other aretamltiophrn •oiilaltuug (Min rrhryrrs m t astonally Hut they warned against over using sui h drugs f tie takr home message Is that wr lend In think ol aspirin tier medicine as sale without ttsk said Dale Sandler an epidemiologist at ihr National In stitute ot K n y tio n m ru t.il Health S . tern r III Krsrati h I I I angle Park N t who led Hie study It thrv are taken tin prnprrlv I lie y ate not without ttsk Sandler anil her i olleagnes •o m p a rril the use ot nun pres* rtptton painkillers by v*f a d u lts w ho r r i r t t t l v w ere Imposchod Judgs lights back WASHINGTON^,— Convicted ledrral |udgr Walter Nixon ol Mississippi, ignoring a unanimous Housr vote to lm|>ea< li him. Is pinning his ho|res lor vindicaiimi on the Senate. Ins lawyer said I S ' ' House mrntheis at ling as |iroxreult>r« planned to presriil three artleles ol ltti|ieui hmetil lislav lo the Sertale which then must tier ide when to tiold a trial lor the imprtsoneit Jutlgo Hy a 417-0 vote, the Housr- impcai licit Nixon Wednesday lot making morr than a dozen lalsr stalemenls to a grand jury' and a lederal primed nor — some ol Iht same <harges thal led to tits IHMti |ier|orv conviction The Housr action — similar lo an indictment — sets m motion a lengthy amt om r rare cmislituttnnal prm rdurr lot removing a federal fudge Irnm Ilte twin li Nixon still must tw­ irled and convicted hv twidhlrils ol tlu- Senate to lose Ins llletlinr (udk tal ap|*olntmt in "lie's looking lorw.trd to tlie trial salt) Nixons lawyer. David Stewart, " lie doesn't think lie committed any Impeaehahle ollenxes This was an unjust conviction." lint the House, tar kllng lls second iui|>eai hitirnt in less than a year. Irlt convinced ol Nixon s guilt huilgct tcsoliillon at the earliest time In tills decade." said Sen .lames Sasser. D-Tenn.. rhalrman ol the Senate lludgrl ('om m illre ami head ol I lie coitlerence rnm m ltlrc "W e ll tlo II i|tilck." saltl Sen Petr Dnmetlli-I ol New Mexico, raitklug Hepiihhcanou the Senate Imilgel |ianrl Tliey ami other negotiators predicted the commlltcr would teach llttal agn-cmeut Thursday Heading into Its!.tv's talks, dlllerences existed Is tueett House and Senate |ilo|M>sed S|H-Itdlllg levels lot edncaltoii. science, cilmlnal instiii- and iians|Mirtallon anil In cat h chamls-t's d im lions to congressional cnmmltli-r-s on how to achieve nei ess.trV savings Negotiators said the savings insttm Hons diagnosed with kidney disease with 5 Hi |ienplr ot similar ages who did lint have kidney disease No III! teased risk Ini kidney disease was liiiind tor aspirin use, the researchers rr|mrtrd III Wrdllrsrd.IV s edition ot I lie New Knglaud .Itiuilial ot Mi dl i lltr Hut Ih r rrsrati h ris liiiind |*r.<p|r wtio look a |Mln relieve! known as phrnacrtln dally had alaiut a live told iiiiif.is.il risk Im « hronli kidney disease Phrn.iirtm was removed limn tnosi (soil relievers alter studies louiid the dttig was associated wllti kidney disease and tifologli •am rts Acetaminophen has replaced phrtiai rttit m many |taln tr llrvets even though phrnacrtln tutus into ai rtattiinophrn m Hie ImnI v Sandler said I lie I r s e . i r i h e r s l o u i i d t he r i s k lot k i d n e y d is ea s e w as lo t t e a s e d m o r e I l i a n t h r * r t u n e s lo r t h o s e III H ie s t u d y w t u i to o k dally ■l o s e s o l a i r l a n i l t M p h r n lo r .u least a y e a r M o st ol th o s e i It to It 11 ai rtam itiophrit users m the study had takin the dtug daily tor al least live veals Handler said I lie majority ol |ieo|>|r do not taki ai rt.nnlnopli.il on a daily liasts lot rxlrtldeil (irriiids ol lim e, (m l many p rn p lr do Iteennse- they suiter horn i hmtlli |taln or have gotten into the liahll. she said Acr ia t n iu o p h r n a p p e a l s to cause kidney dam age hv ai ■ n n m l a t l u g III t h e k i d n e y a n d k i l l i n g c e r t a i n t y p e s ot k i d n e y tissu e s he said 1hi kidney t llt r ts t o x in s h n m Hie h lo o d In an rd lto ila l ai ■oinp.iny lug the study Dt W illia m Bennett ot the t tirg o n Health S. In n rs I ill vrrslty in Portland tttr said lltr lln d lllgs m ost lie lo u s ld e trd Irrita tive u n til ll is r m iltrm r d hy other studies Hut It* lilirtl said III .1 tele p lio tir In te l v o w tli.il people should avoid taking painkillers that m u ta n t a i rta m ln o p h e n lor lo n g period s liei .lo s e ot the d a n g rt ol kidney damage l l r n n r t t s a id the risk a p |ira rs t o I ir h i g h e s t m i M l n k l l l r r s t h a l lo tita in a c o m b in a t io n ol several d in g s im h id in g a c rta m ln o jd irn H r n n r l I I 11 e d a y e I ll II (■ ll III I s tir d \Sesl G e r m a n Study III M 7 kidney disease (i.ittents that tound a sim ilar .lss*w nit toil T h e m e s s a g e Is t h a t d a l l y ns*ol t h e s e s u i t s ot t h i n g s o v e r a n u m t i r r o l y e a r s i an l » - d a m a g m g to y o u r k i d n e y s H eim etl Bahamas punishment rejected U M H 4 P m i Hrtoenollanof W A S H IN G T O N Ih r Senate accepting Ptrsldent Hush s 1 rttlllt .*111111. l«T«-« led .1 hid to |iuulsh lltr lt.ih.un.is lot tiring lav In tin wat on dings despite ■Inlms tinllli keis m the Islands atr piotri ted hv olhctal 1 on uptkin I he S e n a t e k ille d W r i l n e s d a v . a s it d i d III l'* M 7 a n d p»MM .* l e s o h l t l o i t d l s s . i p t o y lu g t l i e a i l i n t t i I s l 1a I l« tn s l o i t i i a l t i n la l a l i o n i h r 1 . m b t i r a u n a t i o n is 1 o * i | i e i a t l u g lo lly lit t h e I s i i t l r a g a i n s t I l le g a l d r u g s D ie v o tr w as N7 l<I I h r 1 r r t l f l i at t o n h v Hush w a s n e e d e d t o k e e p lot* i g n a i d ( l o w i n g at 1 u t i t tit l e v e l s l o t h e I Li tia in as the m ove against ihr H a h a m a s w a s ted h v S e n loltti K e r r y It M a s s who 1 a i l e d lo t a 1 i . a k i l o w n o n t h e i s l a n d g o v r i u i i r u t lot i r l o s m g t o i n d i c t | i e o p l r I m p h c a t n l lit d r u g c o r t n p l lo l i a n d tailing in e x tra d ite t h o s r u n d e r h idli 1 llte ttl lit t h e U n i t e d S l a t e s said FLORIDA FURNITURE CENTER INC. 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"W e are rnom inrndlng HIV testing vigorously to all U.S. adults under the age ol fiO regardless ol their reported risk history." they wrote in a sfieclal article In The New Kngland Journal ol Medicine r I H . I m UmwI. 2 Incllnor* A Cana SalocUon 01 Valval 1 Tabla. •set •see 4 At. SaattoMi. Inciuda* Amtlaaa Chair. 2 H. TWIN SET 7 Wood Trim And Antron Fabric Pnca Ooat Not Includ. Chair IraSUMMl SOFA A 10VESCAT Uiunout v*i**t* la toitd color* A pattarny 9 2 Pc. C u e — raw SOFA AIQVESIAT *200 FULL SET * 9 QUEEN SET 9 i s m• u 1 7 ® ^Yeer Ck9i99ei Ceier is Vsivst Eekric c e e 7 ) S 2 s e e c e IN I 1 Fraodi A . m Nn|. 17*92* Sn M IHh I Te fin HaH^ FLORIDA F U R N ITU R E C E N T E R , INC. f M V * N »• I m *m i �' » Wfit a jjj \ Sanford Marald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. May 11. 1969 - I U.S. ambassador’s house shelled Jalalabad lour rerealt scarred town .IAI.AI.AKAI>. Afghanistan — T h r strategic town of Jalalabad la scarred by rrpralrd rocket nml artillery attack* Ih i I there la no rvld rm e of Ih r massivr ilrvaalallon official* rlalm haa hern lllllliiril airier llir provincial rapllat was brslrgcd by U.S l>aekrd rrlirls two month* ago T h r Moscow I mi krd Alghnn government flrw fhr flrat Western ri |airi« ra lo viait ih r r.iatrrn town Itorderlng f’aklatan aim r thr rrlirls laiinrlirrl thrlr ilrlvr to rapture It for thr arat of a provlalonal government thrv arlrrtrii to rrplarr President Na|ihiillah I fir guerrillas rnrt w nh initial aiicrraa hut ilirlr In raprrirnrr ill « onvrnllonal coinhal. thr lark ol i oor dlnut Inn among Ihr iflvlilrrl rrfirl alllanrr anil tlir Afghan mllltary'a Snvlrtaupplird air |aiwrr lihintril ilirlr tiiil. turning thr nfTrnalvr Into a bloody siege tli.it haa *ap|ied thrlr prrstlgr and iindrrtnllird Ilirlr ahllllv lorllrtalr a artllrm rnt lo th rrlv ll war T h r military a aurrraa In holding thr town, which control* a llinfor highway Into llir rapltal city of Kahili, haa Imoatrd Ihr nioralr ol thr Afghan government that many ra|irrta had prrdlt trd would inll.i|i*r soon altrr thr Krrtlllln rn d n l lla IO vrar IN <ii|Mtlon anal aaimplrlril lla withdrawal Fell IT) U.N. fore# in Namibia daployad W INDHOEK Namibia — With little fanfare anal no rrrtalnty ol finishing thru task U N oflla tala in Namibia have quietly mar krai ainr am araa - full alrployinrnt ail a prai rkrrplng hirer to m rra rr Namllila'a raa kv tranaltlon lo lndr|irndrner U N logistli* planner* lla krai a green mark am Ifir yearlong lnalr|»riiilrrier aalrud.tr Wratnraafav to close ofl a complex phase ut ihr multlmllllon dollar plan that brought In aomr 3 (a sl soldiers anat |Miller. 11 (Mill tuna of largo and 7(10 vehicle* "That in Itarlf la all arroinptlxhmrnt." runadlan l.t Col .Iran H o I m-M lllnra said Wednesday Some 4 .N(MI (ar.ia rkrrplng troops 500 poller, thrlr vrfilrlra and rapiipitirm were maraliallrd from all corner* of thr world anal moved hv *ra and air lo Namibia la-tween March ft and taalay Drug cull auapacts may fact SO yaare M KXICO t'lT V — Authortllra say they will arrk thr maximum |irnalty ol NO vrar* in prison for Sara Aldrrtr Villarreal llir alleged will h" of u drug smuggling cull blamed m at least 23 deaths in Mexico City and alori|( llir U S border, and twnnlhrr su*|>ri ta Mann Antonio Ifla/ dr I.eon. director of Mrxlro City Altninrv a ( Mill r I rials Orpartriirni. also announird thr arrest ol aiioilirr auaprrt. Juan Carltt* Kragnso. Wednesday and said llir srvrn suspri Is w rrr rx|»-i Ird to lie arraigned Thursday. W r arr asking for thr gravest |trnaltlr* our legal systrrn affords.'' Ilia/ dr l.m n said "That Is lo say. 50 years in fall" for llir llirrr jauplr susjiri led of taking |iart In a "suleldr (tact.” From Unilod Frost IrrtomoMonoi roportt Rafsanjani refutes slaying statement MANAMA. Bahrain — Iranian P a rlla m rn l Speaker A k h a r llashrml lt.ila.mj.ml Is calling Inaccuratr reports h r urged Palrallnl.ms to kill American* and other Westerner*, saying hr was merely predicting such at­ tack* w rrr likely. HalaanJaul * statement Wed­ nesday came a* Ihr Kumpran Com m unity a g rrrd to meet within days to discus* a re­ sponse lu-yond the EC con­ demnation of his remark* made at a prayer mrctlng Iasi f-TIday In Tehran. "Th e y havr quoted me. In thrlr words. 'Innocent civilians should be killed."* the parlia­ ment speaker and Interim m ili­ tary chief said In an Interview with the official Islamic Republic News Agency. "Maybe my tone was such that thry thought I was giving advice hut I gave an interpretation (of what may happen! and this should hr taken seriously." he saltl H r said If Western stales " a llo w Is ra e l" lo m istreat Palestinians In the Israelioccupied tenritorira. then retalia­ tion by Palestinians "w ould follow." MOTOR HOME TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? "I H M Ml • H Uf #||k g w w# i r e i rerevi gfU fO fg 9 tM 4 1 6 29 Vaars Soma Location Family Owoad 1 Call: 322-2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY SUNDAY M . tU 1 0 * ••SAME DAY DELIVERY 18 OUR QOAL B EIR U T. l.rtianori — Shells hit thr home of Ihr U.S. ambassador to la-hanon during clashes b rtw rrn Christian hirers and Syrian harkrd Moalrm militias as an Arali League diplomat negotiated to eeasr fight­ ing that has left 37H(lrad In two months. T h r shelling Wednesday rausrd rxlrn slvr damage hut no Injuries at thr tiousr of Amhussudor .John McCarthy In Ih r Chris­ tian suburban village «if Yarrr. security snurrrs said. McCarthy was m>l home at Ih r time, thr sourer*said. Il was Ihr third time thr house haa hern hit In two months. Previously. Ihr dining and living rooms und thr garage w rrr destroyed. 1 Itr shi lling occurred during clashes In amt around flrirut lliat raged lor a fifth day drapllr Ihr Arab langur |trat r plan i railed last mouth T h r undrrarrrrtary-grnrral of Ihr Arab la-agur. Uiklidnr Al Ihruhnm. arrlvrd late Wednesday In eastern Lebanon and held talks with thr Shiite Moslem head of Parliament, the first of at least three scheduled meetings with rival Lebanese leaders, official* said. Al Ihrahlml. accompanied by the Kuwaiti ambassador to Syria and the head of an Arab observer force, met with Husoeln Al lltisarinl to rnd the fighting that eruplrd March 13. killing 378 people and wounding morel han 1.690. T h r Arab drlrgate was to meet In Beirut Thursday with the heads of Lebanon's rival governments. Moslem Selim floss and Christian Gen. M lrhrl Aoun. Recent Arab League-mediated resolutions — stipulating a cease-fire and lifting of blockade* Imposed by both side* — were scheduled to takr effect April 28 hut havr not Itern Implemented. The truce colla|)sed Saturday as Moslem forees kepi up the land-and-sea siege of the Christian enclave even though Aoun lifted a .sea blockade around three Moslem-run ports southof Beirut. The siege by Aoun. appointed to a military Cabinet by outgoing President A m in Oemayel. was the primary cause of the fighting that erupted March 13. Moalrm leaders opposed Aoun'sappolntment. The Moslems have been trying to prevent the Christians from using harbors north of Beirut — thrlr only outlet to the world. 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T li r Irluinpli rnahlrd tile Flame* lo win llirlr I Intel straight name ovrr C lilrano anil rapture I h r lie * I - o f - i r v e n ouoM r n u n Cainptirll C o n f r r r n r r < hamplntislllp when In live name*. Tin- Flame* will t r making thrlr second trip lot la* linal* In lour ynira. Cainary. with Ih r limt rrconl In Ih r Iranur durmn Ih r n-nular nranon. wilt play rllh rr Ihr Montreal Cnnadirn* or Philadelphia Flyer* In Ih r Stanley Cup Filial. Monlrral Iradn lhal nrrir* 3 -2 w iili G o n ir IJ T h u r s d a y n I ft h I In I'hlladrlphla. £ Another no hittor by tbs boards For Ih r third time thin season. Ih r Toronto Mile Jay* plavrd Ih r role of spider*. rndlnn yrt another pitcher'* no-hll bid Wednesday. This llinr. however, the culprit wan somebody other Ilian Nelson l.lrkmo. Mark Langston ol S ra lllr tinted with a no tilllrr until llie nlnlh inninn. hut not only lost III* no Inner hut also the hallnamr as ih r Ulur Jay* rallied with Ihree runs in Ihr ninth to edge llie Mariner* 3-2. F a t h e r in llie srason. Flrtano broke up no-hlt hid* by Nolan Ryan ol Trsa s and by California'* Kirk MrCasklll ui ih r ninth Inning. This time It w a s pinch h l l t i T Toni Lawless. w l i o led off the nunli with u H o o p single lo Irlt that ended laiiiRston's h i d . KnteruiR llie ninth, only an error by shortstop (hoar Vi/i|url stood lirtwren latnpuon * iwrirel name. ] Lyman boys looking to capture top track prize • T A T I H U T O U A LIP H R S LYM AN Herald sports wrllsr Lyman High School boys track Irsm will roneentralr on whst It han lo do to bring home a slate title this Saturday when Its sevrn quatlflrra take lo Showallrr Field In the Class 4A stale meet. The Greyhounds s ir In thr hunt to win the state title and all sevrn athletes are capable ol scoring wrll for them. Lyman could pull an upset (since It's not thr favorite) II all goes wrll. "On paper It's Veto Hrach with 35 points and us with 34." Lyman coach Fred Flnkc said. "Evrryo n r on our tram knows what to do. and If they ran all Rlvr a little rxlra. wr have a good shot to win a stair title." Senior Dairen Marshall, ownrr ol nation's thr arrnnd fastest time |» Ihr 330 hurdles and ranked ss thr top hurdler going Into the rvrn t. leads Ihr Greyhounds. Marshall Is also llrd for the second best effort In thr state In thr pole vault, having rlrarrd 13-6. "Darren Is running real well In the 330 s right now. he's come on In Ihr past lew weeks in the evrnt." Flnkr said. "He didn't run wrll ovrr Ihr final iwo hurdles In thr regional* and If he does this week. I think hr can break 37. "W hal people don't know about Darren Is his lhal h r ran rlrar 13 6 In thr vault." Flnkr added. "II hr clears lhal height on his first Jump again. I think he'll be In Ihr lop three." Teddy Mltrhrll goes Into thr slate finals ranked on top In both Ih r mile and two mile. Mitchell has run outstanding races In both events In the dlstrtrt and rrglonals and would like to put the closing tourhrs on Tom Brunansky used his knowledge of Walt Terrell's pltehlnR lo rip a homrr off Terrell and break open a lleRamr Wednesday night. "I probably know him better than anyone In the tullpark." Hrunannky said after his two-run homer in ih r srvrnth Inning broke a I-1 lie and tilled the St. Units Cardinals to a 3-1 victory over T rrrrll and the San Diego Padres. Combined with the effort of Jew Magrane. 3-2. who allowed only two hits In 8 2-3 Innings, the Cardinals remained In a first place lie with the New York Mrts In the National league East. Hrunannky. who watched the former Detroit pitcher for ihrrc years In the American League while with Minnesota, said he has a good Idea of how Terrell pitches. O n the eve of the Class 4A slow-plteh state semifinals. Lake Brantley High School coach Kenny Bettis likened playing in the stale tournament to becoming a parent. "When m y first child was bom. i was so in awe of everything. I didn't know If It waa a boy or a girl until 10 minutes after It happened." said Betrta with a laugh'. "B u i (he second lime. I was more alert. I was In control of my emotions and I waa able to pay attention." Betrta is hoping that his Lady Patriots will similarly benefit from their second trip to the state tournament In three years. In 1B67. Lake B ra n lle y lost to Ta m p a Gaither 2-1 In (he cham pfonahlp The Detroit Pistons arc relying on pressure defense to win In the playofTs while the Los Angeles Faker* arc biowing opponents away with thrlr high-flying offense. The latest defensive stand for the Pistons came Wednesday when Detroit held Milwaukee tu 11 points in the fourth quarter to overcome a 13-point first-half deficit. The m u ll was an 85-80 victory over the liurks In Game 1 of t h r l r s e c o n d -ro u n d series. Th e Lakers, who used u 16-4 th ird -q u a rte r burst to race to their 113-102 Game I victory over Seattle, led 77-68 with 4:30 left In the third quarter Wednes­ day night better assuming control In their 130-108 triumph over the Bupethonlcs. In each of their four playoff games, the Platons lutvr had one stellar defensive period lo bey thrlr victories. Detroit swept Hoston in three Raines In the first round, holding the Celtics to less than 100 punts in each game. 8:30 p m. - 26. 56. Tessa Hangers at Kansan City Royals. (LI 8-05 p m. - TB S . NBA Playoffs. Chicago at New York. ILI 10 30 p in. - TB S . NBA PlayofTs. Phocnia at (■olden Stair. (LI HOCftgT 7:30 p m. — SC. Montreal Canadirns ai I'luludclplita Flyers. (LI (ferry* Msrtfcgil — t S*n>o#) Po*# Vguif *#* 3J0 Murdtos T«B # y Mfkfcgll — I Junto#) M>* god To o M ilt Hun I — 1Vontor ) T*oMit*(fu#t fefcn IcNtrpf - i V#n.o# i Diuut T*#o* his season with a strong state meet "Teddy need* to accept hi* lead­ ership role." Flnkc said "lie's one ol our leaders now anil he know* rxartly whal lie has to do I think lie has a real good shul til winning thr double Saturday." Senior Nit k llatlkewieh. anot her strong distance runner Itir the Greyhounds, will also In- closing out Ills high school career Uttered in thr two mile with the second lastest time lit the llt-lil. Katlkewieh has a habit of coming alive In the stale meets. Lymuii will Iio |m- he can rim along will) Mitchell anti llie two can lake Ihr top two plate* In the two mile. T h r landem gave ihc (irevlioimd* 12 point* In the regional meet a* they lluishrtl lirst and second ami 12 fMilul* III the stale meet could really Innis I* their tram'sehanet-* James Flint, who ha* (pialiht-d In Ihr 440 tlanli. I* a krv lor l.yiliau lie ha* steadily Improved all season Fllnl I* ranked t-lghlh going Inin the evenl litil ha* Ihr alilllly iti break in Ihr top five. "llt-'» ranked eighth lint lie's only two truth* ol a second out ol llilrtl." Flnkr salt), "lie's only t-nleretl in that one t-vt-ni Saturday anil II In­ can run Im-Iiiw III* time Iasi Frid.iv. h r could In- In llie lop three." CBa# L y a u , Pag* SB Lyman High School track coach Fred Finke says that James Flint (above) is a key lo a Possible Lyman stale Idle Entered In the 440 dash. Flint's qualifying time has him eighth but is |ust two-tenthes of a second away from Ihe third fastest time . Lady Patriots ready the second time around Brunansky usss his knowfedga Tssms win in different ways f Junto# i MO Vgfd f e l l ferry — lS**«or I f npi» Jump 1 Herald aporta editor NBA PLAYOFFS sort r im ) — |S»n.or> m o Y « ' d D « h t e W v i m Msllife, — Run "Th e first time, the girts were In awe of everything." said Betrta. "We were happy U we won. but If we lost, 11 waan'l a big deal because it was out first Ume there. "But this time, some of (hear kids have been here before. There are different (aces on these kids and It's nibbed off on the kids that are new to it. They're really loose and ready to play. We haven't ' it than what we have irai What the Lady Patriots have been doing all year la putting together a very Impressive 24-1 record. Among those 24 wine la a victory over Palm the team they are lo tonight at t:3 0 p.m. In one of Second baseman Michelle Davit la one ol fust two freshmen on Lake Brantley'* slat# aamiflnallat softball team. The Lady Patrlota play Palm Beach Oerdena tonight at 8:30 p.m. at Merrill Park for the right to advance to tomorrow'* championahlp game. While he believes that any Irani that gels this Tar automatically looks ahead lo the championship game. Befits Is confident llutl Ills team will takr rare of the business al hand. "I don't think thr girls will In over-conftdrnt." said Ik-irts. "Th e y (Palm lirarh Garilen*l are the In-*i defensive Irani we've pluyrd all year. We had 15 solid na-kel I m m lilt* amt we only Mtin-d nine mu*. I don't think we *rnrcd Imm *eeond on a Mingle ull night. They're ulwuy* In |Mi*|ilnn lo make play* and ull oulilelder* have good arm*. "Th e y didn't hit thul night and w r did. that’* whal II amounted lot. There was only one error in ih r game and w r made It." In fuel. lirlrlB believe* dial having brut Palm lirarh Gardens will be lo Ihe Lake Hranyley’s advantage, not so much In building thr Lady Patriots' confidence as In creating doubt for Palm Heach Gardens. "Palm Hrarh Gardens lias been In finals I brer of last four years." said Britts. "But this lime, there's some­ thing new to them In dial they're playing somebody lhal beat diem. There's lhal doubt. 'Can we beat them ?'" Conversely, there's never been any doubt about Lake Brantley's confidence level. All season long, when Ihe Ludy Patriots were faced wllh a big game, they roar lo Ihe occasion. "When we went and played In Palm Ueaeh. everyone was In awe w i t h t h e w a y w r h a n d le d ourselves." said th irls "T h a i's what specla) about these kids. I do most of m y motivating In praedee bill when It's time lo play, they come to play. I know they'll br rrudy lo play and do what it takes. "You can't usk for more much more than that. Sometimes w r play lo the level of our opponents, but I believe dial's human nature. It's very uusuul tor high school kids, but we've been fortunate enough lo la- able to turn It on when we've needed It In wane eases. I know they'll pumped for Itonlghd." Ik-trls points to Luke Brantley's Kan Rummel blasts Sun Bank; Moose, Kiwanis win SAN FO RD — Catcher Tom m ie Thompson slugged a two-run home run to highlight u 10-run third inning rally for Ken Rummel. as they blasted Sun Bank IS-1 in a Sanford Lillie Major Bsirhall League game Wednesday night al Fort Mellon Park. Terrance Jenkins picked up the win tor Rununcll. striking out four and allowing Just three hit* in three inninga pitched. After a acoreleaa drat inning. Rummel pul together a four-run rally In the top of the second lo take control of the game. After Jenkins walked and was thrown out trying to steal second, thr neat eight batters for Rummel reached base on a hit or walk. Terrell Jackson started things by drawing a walk- Then Khala Addison singled and Virgil Hliiaman walked to load the bases for Thompson, who stroked a two-run double. Alfred Ham a followed wllh another walk to load the bane* again before Joshua Watson hit Into a Udder's choice. Illllsman In-mg retired at home. The (Inal two runs ol llie liming stored when Ivor)' IVlerson and Richard Budget drew rbl walks. Riimrll blew Ihe gumc wide o |n -i i wllh the 10-run explosion In llie third. Along with Thompson * home run. Jackson hit a triple. Addison till iwo doubles and IhllMuau. W u Im iii . Budget and Jenkins all eouirlltuled single* lit Ihe Inning. In ihe fourth Inning. .Icukm* and David Have* ImmIi singled as |iart ol another loiir-nm rallv lor Ruinmrll. Sun (Link's only rim came m ihe ihud inning, when Adrian Knight singled and came around lo score. la-adlug RummelT* 13 till attack was Addison, who was 3-lor-4 wllh Is o double* Watson and Jenkins each eoulritiuted a pail ol singles slide Thompson Imisht-d wllli a home m u and a double Ten ol llie II K u m m cllp l.iie iss.iiicit.il least one run during Ihe game The only lilt* fur Bun Bank came oil Hie In is of Knight. Waller Gallic* und Darrell Riggins. Junto# Lgggu# BgMtoall M o o s e came up wllh a pair ol Hirer run Innings In lake a tough 7-6 victory over the Knights of Columbus. II* llrsi loss In two year*. In Junior la-ague I la so hall act I o n Wednesday lltghl at Chase Park. In other actum It was llardee* taking a lortlri victory over Rotary. M iw irurr McIntyre le d M i n i s c wllh a Iwo run triple m die Hurd inning. Bon Hum had two runs siiiied with Reginald liraxlon scoring a single run. Midi lluul and Braxton drew walk* iH-forr Mihilvie'* till Tyrone Moulgomery hail a Mingle, two stolen liases and a run seined. Adrra* Krv reached on an i nor and scored a run with J .J Bell and 8 «c Blast. Page 2B RALD DAILY �*• — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, May 11. IMS Canseco has surgery on hand S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S 0 Toronto al Mmmrntu MpM To oat at Kantat G ty. nipnt Bet ton al Seattle mphl Maty York at CuliNrnia. niyni MlloaukaaalOakland mpM at I t ll 'lt . 0 D M IFuthionubkGui IN <■ IN •MootMonepol. 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Blnford had M i d Monday any driver would be penalised for taking hit car completely below Ihe line — which Is 15 feel from Ihe Infield grass in Ihe comer* — during qualifies! ions or Ihe rare. Blnford had M id the lane Inside the line was meant as n M frly Une and should not be used for r a rin g . H o w e ve r, drivers roundly criticized Ihe rule because the lane has been used for passing throughout the 73-year history of the rare. In a n n o u n c in g the ru le m o d ific a tio n . B ln fo rd said drivers can use Ih r M f r l y lane (or fussing or evading crashes, hut "continuous" driving below Ih r while line during Ihe rucr would lx* jietiallzrd. Also, drivers will lie rrqulrrd In have two wheels above the line during qualification at­ tempts. If Ihr right llrrs dip below Ih r line, the driver will lx* asnrssrd an Incomplete attempt. Blnford Mid. "Looking al II from an of­ ficial Ing point of view os well as Ihe driven' point of view, we ram r lo ihe conclusion II was best lo emphasize Ihe fact lhal that's a safety lane on Ihe rare (rack, but lo recognize Ihe fact lhal there are occasions II will be used (for racing)." Blnford Mid. Four-time Indianapolis 500 champion Al Unser Sr. said driven had nol pressured Bln­ ford lo rhangr ihe rule, but that he was happy for the change. "You like lo have an open field. The while line la there for a reason.'' Unser M i d . "If some­ thing happens, you've gol lo have Mimr|)lace lo go." Unser. who last won at Indy two yean ago. ixmlt-il Ihe lop day's top s|x-cd ol 223.11X0 mpii with less than five minutes re m a in in g In ihe p ra ctice session. "W e were |ust irylng lo mukc sure Ihe ear works tor (quaillying) Saturday and II worked well." said Unser. who drove a C h e v ro le t-p o w e re d I'enske chassis. "You always hope lhal you can squeeze a III lie till more irom II. It's Just like writing. Isn't II? Some days you write gixxl and some days you don't." Unser's lap was the fill Ii laslesl lor Ih r motllll. The lour la s lrs l speeds were posted Monday when detruding cham­ pion Kirk Mean completed Ihe 2 •v-nillc oval In an imnfrirlal record 225.71111 mph. Track re­ cords ran lx* sel only during quallfleal lolls or I he rare. Also In Ihe filial minutes of Ihe session. E m rn o n Fittipaldi ran Ills I’enske-Chevrolet 223.04H mph and Mario A ndrrlll took Ills Uila-Chevrolrl 222.551 mph. Lyman' IS Scnton Steve Jerry and John Schcrpf add depth for Lyman in the field events with Jerry in the triple Jump and Scherpf In Ih r discus. N lrih rr are favorrd lo win their evrnl but both could come up wllh same key points lhal could lift Lyman lo the championship. Octavius Hollldav la Ihe final Greyhound a ih lrlr entered III Ihe slate meet and he will lxcompeting In Ihe HHO yard run. Ilulllduy ran a strong race In tile rcgloimls ami slaved wllh Ihe slatr'abral In Ihe evrnl until Ihefliiul si retell. "A s long as everyone dis-s whai lliey're suppose lo do. we’ll be ull rigid." Ftnkr said. "W e’ll lei Ih r other learns do whatever, we Just want logo and dnwhal we're capable of." Second IB w in today's semifinals and tomor­ ro w 's cham pionship garnet. JBckaonvItlc-W oirBon In the Lake Brantely. along with Lake ♦A Bactlon II champkHtahlp last Mary High School and the city of Friday night aa on example of Altamonte Springs, is hosting how Uw Lady fktrtota have been the tournament at MerrtU Park, one of Ihe state's best softball obte to do what It takes to win. " Against Wolftoo. our first facilities. "(Lake Mary softball caoch) couple of kids popped up while they got two runa In their lin t at Karen Nolen Is one of our blggets tint." anld Betrts. "Wotfaon waa rivals during the aeaaon.” aald good, but they would have Betrts. "W hen aeaaon waa over, flniahed behind Oviedo in our the became one of our biggest They were yooung. supporters. We'ie cohosting this re got things going, we tournament with Lake Mary, but Karen and her assistant. Mary were all right. “We gave them some walks McDonough, have relieved Deb­ and made aome errors. Hope­ bie Frank (Betrts' assistant) and I fully. we have that out of our have of everything we had to do. "Coach Nolen personifies ev­ ayatem. I sensed we were a little bit tight. The Arid was different erything that's gto d about about and the outfield was really h ig h s c h o o l a n d c o lle g e rocky. If are had played that way athletics." Betrts added lhal while he against a better team. It might wanted to win the state champi­ have been a dlfleient alary." One thing s for certain la (hat onship primarily for ihe young the Held won't be a factor In ladles on the team, be wants over ill Neville Fueller both Gcorlng a tingle run. D c m e try Beam on led Ihe with three tingles and two runs with G H 4 . I i m Im E r H M M*i 1 The A's were rrltlctm l by some lor not urging Immediate surgery for .lose Canseco, bill Pool said Ihe learn and Canseco Ixitli agreed lo sec If the Injury Would Ileal Itself Ix-eause Canseco fell no pain (before Sunday). M m KiutuHy - MamaR XUku Fkiuu »uurbuukutbuiicurcs June each a d M s run scored with Johnny Dennis doubling IT tfflA M J and soaring a run. lony la y for autosscmm Npm -EtR44.UIACMIinN.ai tl Num —E4RN.ASCAN4 GSEC ROLL 1 N p m — K . C»4»4». I FkritoM Jucktanvilk. (Ll • N p m - 14. lb T4UA4 KummCHy Suyuk. I l l GAW CTGALL ■ B p s — TB I. NBA RluyaNi. CMCBRiM N rn V a rk.lL I 14 N p m - T « t . NGA RkvaFM f ulG4iRpnWuk.lL) 1 pm CMImk • pm - CIRN - 4 p m - U L Tpru*IG*4R4 V! Hujiy uRifb4k.iL) 4 p m - SIR44. bkmanM Ti F* r!ia p u n R .IL ).M H «J S i m m ocbev I N p m - K . bknbpM PS*U R »(pni«Flyurk.1U TR A C K G F IE L O _ _ •Npm - f IR N IGW co«M9Hr - . . . .. OHM M IB M It waa the Klwanla. who acored Ing a 13-2 victory over Rotary. Yotonda Cox led Ihe offense attack by lipping two home runs and driving in four runs. Scnlta Barnes added three singles, drove In two tuna and orated t w i c e . T e s s a P r is o n a n d Showana Montgimery each had a base hu and a tun acored. kmn added a triple run arowd with Otlahta Gordon contributing a hit and a run acored. Ntckte Dunn added a single and Loionya Cofield a double and each acored a run with Angela Arnold completing the attack wllh two base hits and everyone assoriaird with the team and Ihe production of the tournaments lo share In Lake Brantley's s u c c c m r . "W e ’ve had 100 percent coop­ eration from thr city of Alta­ monte Springs." Betrts said. "There's not one detail (hat Isn't erfect. It's like the Masters oumament of girls' softball!. It's Just awesome. It's n rvri going to be any belter. P "We've had trrmendous sup­ port from our administrators, our parents, and the rity of Altamonte Springs. I hope stale appreciates what these groups of people did lo bring all Ihls together." ( loinvj To I h r I )ov’s KivT SHs Blast 4 M V T k i II; H is H r M F L NY II; 44. CM II; GulINli. CM. « M Jack***. KC V k M T i. o n Even though lie lias uni played a game (or the A's Ihls season. Ihe team has compiled list* lx-si record In Ihe majors. "O ur Iram Is geored lo play six months wllh whoever Is avullahle." A's Manager To n y U i K u s m said. Cansrra's Injury was lilriillrat lo one suffered Ihls spring by his twin brother. (l//lr. Tile latter underwent surgery Immedlalelv and Is now playing for Huntsville. J R ! Mm T s Gwilkx. CM. VSMRt. M l. tlkup*!. NY « M PH4M4.04k 1. »MM IMF ullk I II; SAN FRANCISCO - American l.eagur MVP J obc Canseco of the Oakland Athlrllm . unable lo swing a bal effectively since March 7. underwent turnery on his left hand Wednesday and will be sidelined until alter the All-Star break. Canarro had a small piece of bone removed from his hand during I-hour. 45-mtnutc opera­ tion. Doctors aald the procedure appeared lo lie a complete sucrcaa. “ Ife can especl to play ball In ala lo eight weeks." Mid A ' b physician Allan Pont, "lie should be ready around the lime of the All-Star game, although there In more lo coming (sack than being rrady lo swing." Children's Honpiial spokeswoman Ann llrglln M kl Canseco was fully anrsthrllrcd for Ihr delicate surgery, whiah was performed by hand specialist William Green and learn nrlhepcdlsl l)r. Kick Hcsl. Canseco. 24. Initially Injured himself March 7 and rtlnjured himself March 22. .X-rays showed a atrcM fracture to the hamate hone, one ol nevernl small bones In the heel of the hand Just above the wrist. Doctors Mid a "hook" on the lop of the three-quarter Inch bone wan removed The hook contained Ihe frac ture, the main nourre of pain, and Its removal left the rent of the hone Inlact. “ Monl of Ihe pain wan In Ihe frarture Itnelf." M id Pont, who added. “ It wan not nlmptc nurgerv. It was Intricate. Il required a great deal ol nklll." Ponl added then- appeared lo lie no |M'mianenl damage lo munelcn nr llgnnirntn In Canneco’n handorwrtnt. Cannecn had irlrd lo recover from the Injury without surgery and went lo lliinlnvlllc. Ala.. In Ihe Southern l-ragur last week to Irnl hln hailing eye. He Mid he fell Ihe hone snap anil a sharp stab of pain an hr nlnglcd home u nit) Sunday. Canareo Dew lo Ihe Hay Area Monday nlghl and m rl with Green, host and Pont al Children's Hospital. Canseco Iasi neanoii became I lie first major leaguer lo till 40 homers and steal 40 liases III Ihe M m r season, lie led llir A's lo Ihe American league championship. I I 4 -1 “ W - a s - i . c a o t nmuJ ^ T J i 3 HR|/I4C i 11.11 IH Clark. 19 Harr, fthi Cotrman. SIL Mam LSmith Atl Cuarraro. SIL Grata. Cht Thompson. |IL Garynn. SO Sandbarf Chi two runs scored. Belinda Morgan led Rotary with a double and a run score as C h o ra Hossis added a ru n scored. I ' ‘*CMl1111'It t I l t ' \ 111 » ll M i l l*.I I k S * /ft SA9S9AU1I " B W H F C d k M f t lf t M T �Sxnlord Hnrairt, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, May 11, 1969 — Sb People Pining for their old K e n tu ck y hom e IN BRIEF Taan support group to moot Families Together Teen SupiMtri Group meets 1mm 11 a.in. In I p in every Saturday ill Sidle 20(1 Sweetwater Square. IKK) Valley Drive lull Weklvn Road). I.omihumm I C. i II 77-I-3H4-I Mu Iu m 1ii r mint in. niini. Narcotics Anonymous to msot Nan-Mlti s AnniiyniiHiN meets Friday at 11 p in. at tin* II iiiim nl 1iimiilwlll. II I7 1)ak Ave„Saiilnnl. Club keeps alive bluegrass roots ■ y D A Y H IA BURCH Herald correspondent___________ SANFORD - May (it It found many people In Imnt of their IrlcvlMlon m -1* viewing the Kenlucky Derby. One special croup crowded together tri cheer on the racer* amt. ul the same lime, caplurr u piece of "home." T h e K e n tu cky Society of Central Florida Is cotn|>oM*d of I o r in e r K e n t u c k i a n s transplanted In Florida, accordlllft lo luiulxc Jackson, one of Ihe iirighuil members and urgunbcr* of Ihe group. Jackson explained lhal the club was officially begun on March 16. 1086. when former Kentuckians responded In an ad ill Ihe newspaper and attended ih c lr first m e e tin g at the Cast monte Cl vie Center In Alta­ monte Springs. It so happened that Margaret R o b e rts o n a n d R o s e m a ry Prather (two transplanted Ken­ tuckians) were visiting Jackson one Sunday afternoon. Th ey were discussing, as they had many times before, the need for uii organised social group of Kentuckians In the Seminole County area. Deciding to take the insk upon themselves, they called iwo more former Ken­ tu c k ia n s . D e ity K lin e and Barbara Williams. Their Drat meeting had an attendance of approximately 100 jicoplr. according lo Jackaon. and was a huge success. Currently, membership runs al about 30 people. Purely aortal In nature, the group meets only three times a year— In May for "Derby Day." in Ju ly for a picnic and in October for their auction (an event that raises money to pay the rent for th e ir m eeting laces.) Hill Bailey and his luegrass band perform at some of the functions. C Fun In bahalf of missing kids Somewhat Ironically, children were everywhere al the Fifth Annual Fun Fair of the Missing Children Center In Winter Springs, held Saturday and Sunday. Above, kf3s work on their high lumps in Ihe "Moon Walk." From the "average” turnout of some 1,500 people. Ihe center netted $3,539. said center secretary Riane Thompson. Supported by donations and fund raisers. Ihe center can be reached at 695-4357. The club always opts Tor a covered-dish dliiaf-r.Jperause ' - ‘K i’imieklans aftj t|t* txr# fextlR to Ihe world." Jackson said.*Since ihe annual fees are only •5 per person and lilts Is used lo I(ay for extras for their dinners (paper plates, ruffer. leu. ctc.l. Club president Vance Rogers (left) and other members of the Kentucky Society of Central Ihe expense of renting a meeting space makes It dlflleull lor Ihe club to slay In the black. Tw o members re m it ly were honored for helping to alleviate ihls problem. Viola Auhc and her husband. Maurice, searched and found an affordable place lo hold ihe gatherings. The Derby Day festivities were eonduclrd al the Carriage Cove Clubhouse In Sanford. The Auhes were made "colo­ nels" as a result of ihctr dedica­ tion and contribution. Th is honor Is bestowed by the Gover­ nor of Kentucky upon honorable Kentuckians. Jackson, who is decorated herself, said that (h r certificate awarded to colonels celebrates surh virtues us "friendliness, good fellowship, good will und good fu n ." Colonels are re­ quested to make donations to w o rth y causes und support Kentucky as mudel ellixens. Jackson said. Candy Erik's 13-year-old son, J o n a th a n . Is the youngest member of the Kentucky Society of Central .Florida, though tie was born In California. Erik saw ads In the paper far people from other slates to reunite und thought It would tie nice If there was u meeting of Kenltiekluns. She was dcllghicd thut I hensoon was one. and site uin-oded the meeting. Enlt'fHt lhal this group w'hidd provide a “ con n e d Ion w iili home" und thui she mlglii meet "someliody that knew Millietxidv." Shy, male virgin losing in the dating game DEAR ABBY: An- I tie women III lilts eounlry mils, nr am 17 We an- eunstaitily lielng told lhal all Ihe good men are either married ur gay— as ilmugh single men are at Ihe Ixillom ol tile liarrel. or else why would lllcy he single? I can't answer lor ull single men— only for myself. I’m 27 years old. rousldered fairly good-looking, average height and weight. In good physical condition, niy hair Is thinning a little— l wear glasses, and yes, 1 am shy wlllt a capital " S ." Surprise— I am still a virgin! So what? I graduated Irom college at 22 and have worked as a bartender for the last few years. I've saved niy money und have lieen ac­ cepted by u good law school this fall. During the last few years. I've been Involved with four women, t guess I screwed up with the llrst three by revealing m y virgin status. Tw o thought I was lying and dumped me. Th e third classified me as a "geek." I kept silent with the fourth. Unfurl unalely. once w r reached a more intim ate stage, m y nervousness ruined everything. I suppose this would have been — 1 1T H U R S D A Y ’ S (> 0 0 b JO Horn □ mm ^ CM MC Nm MacM ill steal MsosHour (Wit, l TIM Mm Hi J mm / 00 ACwrrard tetter Nl Ht|WW* Jm h n i! P R IM S / to it 00 EnleHte* Ceafc Tateflte Shan t l Moult am t VXMtd Fwtiw* ■tOilWM N*tW«( tu x Ml h*ma Own lk|N 5*u<1 b H t« i| H U) r ~ T IM S ll 00 Cha##* R 10 KTx ita t*M i«r 10 00 LAUa 10 10 1 1 00 XnMlxnwnf mm mm 1 1 HI smS rkv-H MM* flwNilanil rn m OwlMWMiTMl EMtax WM Off Hit TtM, in tM tM 04 VWIJJ* * I iiM m Av Sirtuey (m u Houm UgiMIvw Tha Caad, lha M and fka tiff |«7) • • • tn tM iW iCirt EtUaood fh WteacM I mvUiiI TMTH CUM 0m 4 (tpil AM TMCm IIJ * UwWoMIfm u m Drunr OK ut 16. bul ul nty age. she thought something was "wrong" will) me. Hey. ladles. I'm all llllelllgent. sincere, sensitive man— a genllcmuti. How alMiiu a survey. Ahbv? Is an lnex|ierleiit ed. dcrent single guy diMpialllled lit the search for a mule? Proudly displaying their certlllcates ot colonelshlp are new colonels Viola and Maurice Aube. She did. She ran Inlo Ihe Ja c k s o n said. " H a ll ol us tinw-FlDrlillan parents ul a friend enillilllT even carry llic linn with whom she used to work III She Iio |h's lor a Is lli r alli'iiqil at their plenIi'on Ju ly 2!l. Kentucky. Vance Rogers Is presideol of Erik said she was unable lo attend ihe club's Derby Day the I'hih. and Wade Sherman is event lids year because she was vice president. At nge Htt actually In Louisville al a Derby Virginia Kline Is the group's oldest iiii 'IIi Im t . Day jKitiy. T o q u iillly to hi'i'om i a Hetty Klim- was reunited with a high m T iik i I blend through the itii'inlM ro l the Kentucky s <h iciv toru! Kentucky Society. She and nl (Vnlral Florida, one nerd Margarel RolK-rtsou (Ihe current mi'lelv in Ih ' a transplant! il club treasurer) "share a lot ol Ki'iiiui-klaii and pay the $.*> annual dues. I'herr is no ogi memories" of growing up. Kline said (hough "ll's hard to nipiliem eul. pul Inin words. IKeiilueklaiisl T I iom 1 lulerested In jh e i lul shure a yiimmoti bond and just may eoulai l L o ii Im ' i/.ntkseii a tike lo gel ingclhcr lo en|oy each 323-7(1112. oiher'seompaiiy." T h e K e n tu c k y S o clcly ol |rj Floyd Theatres I C'etilral Florida's Kelitilekv I rhy Day aellviltes Included the usual covered dish dinner, meet 9 ^ j J 2 2 D | i ‘i; it lug and then, ol emu so. vv.ileliiitg Ihi' l i l e v i M t l races. Ac eordlitg lo Kline. "It was a lovely event." Through the newsleiier m -iii rie e t iu iM t(III by Georgia AniliTMtu. cone H|HiiHli‘tH'e M-ereiary. ihe mem iH'rs were Itisirui ii-il to Ik ' able in slug "Old Kentucky Hume" on 1 Derby Day. k a t outdoors " W r fu lle d m is e r a b ly ." Burbs VERTICAL BLINDS DR AB BTRIRINO OUTt I don't need a survey to tell me that decent women want decent men. I also know that virtue ami virginity don't necessarily go hand In hand. There are virginal cuds and experienced |n-ople with hearts ol gold. Since by your own admission you urc shy wlllt a eapllat "K ." gel Mime eouitM-hllg lo overcome your shyness, and the test will tall Into place. There are singles grou|is. square dancing, cooking classes, workout gyms. Get go­ ing. Tite longest man'll In the world siurts without' step. • I KLl in hmne estunab • I aiqe si-lei lion lo choose liom • I’lom pt. I riendlv Seiviie • Oualitv Wcjikm.mship OUR FACTORY I’RICIS SIARI Al ONIV to P INr *25 Ml «rrlk*f frfenrf• t n i min* b h r U i. to il SANFORD VERTICALS3.2 1 * 3 f i 0 1 HA Booutifui flew Hitrt Iton f ot 14inddii” 750 Wylly Ave., Sanford ( ~ 't r r ) w DRAB ABBY: I read your W H IT E D R E S S E S & S U IT S J 6 Three Fugitives “ FIETCH LIVES •“S •TRIKINO OUT IN FLORIDA column every day. hut 1 never thought I'd he writing to you I Just want to comment on the tm m cx.* Ffoaa tea lard 1j suhjrrt ut underage dr hiking Jshn Miter In tterflagafaeay OranMUMl [ ' ■ ] Anteteaif tha ward that issiqicrvlscd by adults Ahbv. you must I k- mils it you •arstlft Sh i * ItMXU ttu l (ttng*!, « XxfXMc*r 6o|*X (lw») (a n * th m lfm t ['> ( '] M» SM UgtnM OK|tt raiww think teens atrtlT going tu Itini MteUn Oannay te. 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Boa M I R Los Awoslss, CaM. 000M . AN corraspondeivce For 24-hour listings, sso TV Wssk Issut of Fridsy, May . iacooNdaoUaM C H«iM Ptwlmkr T«mmr Vim*"' Florida watch pro race TV coverage on Ihoif Kentucky Derby Day "Ftn w earing a 2 piece white dress in a Ja c q u a rd Sn fa s h io n a b le a n d yet so tasteful. W e have several styles in all sire s." NOW O NLY •69°° See uur large se le itiu n ul w hile suils either lined ni unlined |ai Lets 4 st/i s I H/ 4' i l.’ . & Z Z e JY c i 212 E. Fits! St. Downtown Sunloid Mon. • Sat. 9 :3 0 -5 :3 0 322 1532 FREE LAYAW AY vi sa mc ami h i xp �4B Santortf HoraUI. Sanfortl f lonit.i Thursihi* Mrv 11 HW9 b y Chic Young Peri-rectal abscesses may require surgery D E A R D R . O O T T : 1 suffer tn >111 pi rl ll l l.il tlh xrfH S eft Kill i rli’it liy cold-sore sulfcrcrs Ix-calise II Is s d r and Ini’S(tensive. Many diH’lnrs do reeverything returns In normal, n mime ml litis llicrapy. Hiiwevlint m y itiH lur Indlralcs iln-ri- Is i-r. th e y u s u a lly prescribe il SO |Mlrriil rti.m rr I 111- problem ilryrlnvlr, a (Hcscrlptinn anil uill m-riir a|<alii. N this your vital drug. vstin ti has shms'ii i'H|HTli'inr? priimisi- in iI m* trralitii'iil id D E A R R E A D E R : 1.1 K •• p.illi-nts with widespread. In- h illin g (I d llS C III illlH h illtlC S . i i l n i i n w s rls c w I m-i i * III I lit* Is s ly . tu li'i-liiin s urar Ilu- r rrt iu n (|MTl n-rtall li-iid tn tri’iii. T liry an- tir 1|H'd try iuitlhlulti's: hnw I’Vi’t. nnri’ I In- dings have I m-i -ii wlihdniwu, ihr inli'i tInns start up all nvi-r again In my rx|H-n cllcr. (N il ii’i tal abscesses nllt-n r•-•in11«* surgical drainage the collections ut IIili-i’l|iin hail- to I m- n|M'tit’d sii tlsii |his ran drain lint — and Ik - kept n|N'ti In prvveiil te-micrtlnti Ask your diH’tnr In H’lrr ynn In a Mirgenii Im advit-c n-gatihtig an ii|MTalliiii In solve your pin hti-iii (litre leeurrlng altseesses are ilraliird. Ilirv si-ldum cause I'uiilliiillliudllllriilly. Kut m in i- m ln rm .itiiiu I am sen din g ym l a in jiy id m v Ih -a llh Hi |Min " A n h ilix m rtl A p p ro a ch In S u rg e ry " O lh r r reader* u h n w o u ld lik r a rin iv should send 91 2.r> w n h t lw ir n a m e a m i a d d re ss In |‘ 0 Ho\ ‘ lll t i't . (Trvrland. OH -t4)(l|-a:tli<l sure tu nirtlHuti the tlllr by C ha rio t M . Schuli P EA N U TS . A t w A 'r T mC i \E uJENT J S P c S t h e F in n e y ' ~*Sf b y Howie Schneider ME- WAS A W H iS U L K O t e K RDR THE. PEJJTAGOAJ Ik- D E A R UR . O O T T : I snlli rrd Inuii ronsiaiil mid son-s until I Irlrd I.-lysine i.ildris Slnre Ihrs*ran lie purrhasiil wltliinil |irr si ripllon. whv aren't i Iih lots it'lllriU their |Nitlriils aliniit I hern? D E A R R E A D E R : C old sores .lie rm irrln ti liitrrllinis aiinind and in thr mouth, prohahlv r.m srd hi lu r|M's virusi’s and ottrn tri(JHi’rrd hy stress in minor injury, sm-h as sunhiirn ut the lips I. Ivslur Is an rssriill.il amino arid, one ol ih r siihstanrcs lierdrd hy the ImhI v III hlllld |>r«>li-1ir In s iiiiii ' p a lle lils . siipplrnii’iital iliwes have Im-i -ii shown In help |irr\fiil or lieal m ill sorrs The reasons lor this .im - unknown llowi-ver. l.-lysinr lieipieiiilv winks and rail Im- ACROSS ipicnl (mills nt mill sun's M 'llHN tl N K W S I'A I’KH I KHI'ltlSK ASSN Answri to Ptruouv Pu//lr 44 Cnmp.ni (Hunt 46 Dor ifHiti t AnhilFit__ DOW N SMIlflFO 4 In i 1 M yilro m ii ft lire tut full 2 D ru m 1? Oulth (hFriM 3 Ot 4ii rthim 13 _________ilr 11ilny-ir gnnj|i 14 Smiirr — 4 M nlii 41 lutfia Aitims 4 Cimup nt 14 CoilJ__ [vri-plr 10 Liieli 6 lldlrqurnt 11 Hurl hi limit 1 AII/IMI4 I It, 18 Mrir if •| t(J Hi’i1.iiiti 8 Pnrlii ?l Pirlitiiuli- hi I lHltl4( 1llHl 4114in linn 9 (it for fund 32 W4trfHMiir 10 f low ro ;4 Pill ?6 Snr.tli*y ?8 Onlli ?9 Slirllri 3 0 _____ mr brolhrt » krrpri’ 31 __ ___ClF4l Di> 11 ( u l u i r pl4fltk 19 G ipium tip r 20 p4t4llrSK)i4m KN n -i M _s _N n* _U A 1 n 27 Atlifrii4lmoi 43 A li i. fli(h4*d 28 Idol 33 Srrvrd .ihlj/r 34 01 mrilinnr 36 Imh I.mgu4gr 44 t r i 4grnl 44 Anglo Suiim 23 Poll* 38 Itinl, llpjitl ird 48 C4ll______ d4y 24 I 41 ( 4lt 4 0 Pnidryr word* 40 O l t o w n 37 Arm ttiyrlirig 32 Monnl 33 tfir rnd 34 Vr4ini 38 I iplOMon 39 {unipran country 41 W4() 4titnrvi4lion 4? (nrnuMgrit 46 Wnlr iher m r 4 7 H-Mil 4l king 49 Hrinlrr l ISMiUtM 40 Put! dimhl 41 Srwip4prr noliir 42 ItiHPil 43 Do 4 idihtnitr 44 Trn linmb tiunii WIN AT BRIDQK by J im m y Johnson WCU, t'D DO IT, Pur I WANT you TO KMOWTHE J O v r — OFA. bUPE'AUD JUAWVAlDEZ PJCK6 A lt TriObE COFFEE BEAUb Pf HAMD1 lo an.irk thr |ilay ol tiKlay's B y Jam ** Jacoby D rrln n T plan-d (lie i|iieeii ol hand hy Irailtnn thr ijun'ii ol diamonds Irom d u m m y and s|iadrs Ir 1nii his liand alter he illirki'd w hrn Cast playt-d Itir had won Ih r uie nt diamonds knm H r playrd low on thr Wrsi would lollow with I In- lour, trlu rn id ih r IO. hul Wesl and d rrlarrr rould wi ll assume ovrriiHik with the Jark and that lids Inwrsl 1 aril would I m1 Ir,u n i ih r suit South lilt’ll show iiih an mid iiiiin lrr nl rarils iMIlkrd till’ sunvss nt Ihr roll- 111 ih r suit. Ill Issiaiidard to siarl liart oil thr lavitahle liM atloli id ait etJin or hiuli low with an rv rn ih r kluu ol rhilr, and a normal immlier ol ranis.I Slnre II Is 1T 11I1 splil H r raslird A -U ol ijullr tinllkrly 1h.1l Wesl holds spadrs and I wo more spadt-s. one spade nr live spades, de1lirti Ird dmuiliy's 1(1 ol rluhs <larer rould mraimr llirer and and pasvil II. Nrxl h r playrd a o v e rta k e th e ciueen w ith 1 luh hark In his Jark. Alas. West dum my's kliii>. He now plays shown) mil. ami drrlurer was rluhs as before, hut aher winn­ Irll with iinly d^lit trlrks Was ing the seriind eluh he plays are there any ri-uiitly lur tills s.id and a spade to the Jark, rashes the last spade and lakes uuolher slate ol allairs'* A rompelrnl defender is ur- eluh lluesse (or nine Irleks. rtisinm nl to j>iviiik r o r m i inuni Sure, a drlrn d rr rould cross wlirn isirliirr may nred to know Smith up hy mil |>lvlii|> Iru r wlirn In lakr a key curd III a rould. hul thal Is not likely lo side-still SupiKiw drrlarrr were liap|M’ii. MHttll hi •* * k J 1J * J sI •gv ♦ in s 1 1 FAST WKST •»«« R A III 7 • 3 9 6 4 )2 • III B i tK i 32 • K to •k ; u *6 sol Til • Ag 7 »g n • A II 7 • a g J r, V u ln er ab le Ik il h Dealer South Urtl S«r(k Kant I'lUi I'ilM I'ass 13 ) NT i'4« 1*41* Swuk 1A 2 NT l'4U Opening lead 3 4 HOROtCOPB Ry Bernina B«4 « Om I YOUR BIRTHDAY May 13, IB M d FRAN K AND ER N FST b y Bob T h a v e i $ O ftftX I 'M LA TE* H tm t . . . A TfiUCfi IT S LOAP o f y iL C f o 7 O N TM f W f W A Y A N P X flfOT STuefc IN t r a f f i c . — '■-* ^ n W v fS G A R F I E L D _________________ 5**1 b y J im D a v it O lP P V A P , VOO r F L E A -B I T T E N P L U G / J b y Leonard S la rr A N N IE OF £OJR5£ NO' OUT ITS EASY TO HAS UhC J i } Pff.S FIU.IN & H l v *Ai ia u r i n .v ^ 1.4 Y 0 JA Hf A2 *v,T« hONCIV.f -i A £ ll-ir j anse? rou ?? v t P v frf ttiS TS i ' YOU, FLOAA m. 1 S££ - 3 * $ J ' r S?AS .E ig irs r - A R O S f . Tn£ ?££? wOOOtf AN? I fn£ AOJNTA.NS OAN /' ~ J SET F-ttUY * A d flicy^J 6 UT— I l OV( AO, A N ? T n E R f'S NO H A M IN 0<?/A<? A t4 A t0 NTH M llf f S / r -5 r * h i* A larger Ilian usual uinmml ol o|)|iortUIidles an' likely In m ine your way In the year ahead. One hair will he of a material n a t u r e and Hie uiln r hall will (M’Daln in your social inieriwls. T A U R U S lApnl 20 May 20) II you lio|ir to hud and inspire iilheis today It will have lo be dniir hy set 1 Ini' the proper example. Don'i ask anyone tu do soiiielliiiiii you wtiuldn'l do. Uel a Jump on life liy ituderstundlllfi I he Inlliteiiees whkJt are ifoveniliid you In the year ahead. Si-ini lur your Astro-Graph predleilons loday In' inullliik 31 lo Astro-Graph, e/ulhls news|ia|MT. I*.() llox UI42H. Cleveland. OH 4 4 IO I-:H 2H . It- sure lu slate yuiir/odlae sli>n. GEMINI I May 21 Ju n e 201 There rould Im- a ronlllrl luday Is-tweeii your (siiliiyr and nenaHve ImuKlualluii. Take m nirol tor your ildiikliiit and don't Id sell-doubts rniwd out your optlmlsltr tliouulds C A N C E R Tlim e 2 1-July 221 C o n sh lrr any siiuaitun you BLOOM COUNTY manure lor sous sine today as a saered trust, esn-etally If there Is money Involved. Sirtve to live up lo the luilh others have In you. L E O (Ju ly 23-Auu. 221 Guard atiainsi lendeiu'les loday tu lum p Inin sll nations where Ihe odds favor others inure llruu you. Impulsiveness i-ixild sel you uji lor a lull. V IR G O (Au|(. 23 Sepl. 221 A friend will resent II loday ir your curiosity |{ds out of hand and you probe too deeplv Into u eonlldenilal mailer. Mind your iiwn uflalrs. L IB R A ISepl. 23-Ort. 231 T ry lo limit your shopping expen­ ditures lo rssrnllal Hems loday. This Is not a jjmd lime lo tuke on loiiK-lerm ohllualluns fur soim lhliiu you tun do wllhout. • C O M B O io n . 24-Nov. 221 Ikm 'l waste your lime Joust IriK wllh windmills today. Kslahltsh praiimalie pHorldes early In Ihe day and don'i allow yourself lo iioolTon uiunodui’llve ■aiiiienls B A O IT T A R 1 U S (Nov. 33 IH -i. 211 Ik- earelul wllh whom you match tall tales today. You could end up luokligt and fc-t-llitu liMilish It you try to tn-.il snmcoui- whu has already told an obvious whopper. C A P R IC O R N (Her. 22-Jan. Ill) Itark-up (■-uplr in your business deallnt*, will In- the ones who have 1In- rnosl proloond i-ITed on w-hdher or not you finish in 1lie black or red Ink loday. A Q U A R IU S Man. 20 Kcb. Ill) If you are loo ludedslve today, sotnmne who i I m s not necessar­ ily have your best Interests at head may slip m and start maklnK decisions for you. You're nut upl lo like theresiilis. P I K E S I Keh. 20 March 20| ll's best loday not lu erilieire someone who km'I present in Inml ol olhers. Whal you say will ito dlrei'lly Itilo Ihe pipeline, hut, unlortuiiulely, it will lie severely distorted in Ihe pria-ess. A R IS E IMarrh 2 1-April Mil Coni Inue 10 Is- prudent and cautious In yisir fiuamial In­ volvements ay am today. If you mlsmatia(ie yisir resourers. II m a y n o i he lh a l e a sy lu straighten them mil again. ICMHHtl. N K W S I'A I'EH KNTK H I’HISK ASSN by Berke BrMtlwS �Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday, May 1t, 1989 — 4 4 A tan is hazardous to health Unite* M u M te m e ttg e l W ASHING TON — AmrrlriitiH sliinilil uc.ir stiiiMficn wliidi llirv no mil in ilii* iiinlil.iv sun mill slum Miming parlors m |ir ill t*i*l t Iw in si* I v f s Irrim tlangrmus tiliruvlulri radiation, ■i group ul m<-ilhal r ip e r Is warui'il A n u im iltliT I'liiivi'iii il liy the Natliili.il liisliiiiti's ul IIrallh to siiulv sm ilinhls imparl mi I In* skill ■-••in Imli'il lliat mi ly|H' or ■IrUri'i'iit tanning Is salt"Tanning Is vlsltitc ryliti'iirr ul injury to ilir skin ami in ilutt si'iisr n is a (Hiii'iiilally lia/atil mis p ia illir." sm l Id David H l r k r r s. I li r i n in hi 111 r r •li.iltm.iii anil d im Im nl lInSkin Diseases Heseareli 1Tn lcr ItiCIrviland. K\|«isiiir iu liar mini ullraylnlei rays limn natural simllglu ami ailltlrlal suurees "Is lu­ l l east HU Siilislii lit tilll V In Ilir|mpiilallmi In ilir I ’iiiiril stales." I In* I'lm i'm iier iiiiumlllee said In Its ii'|Hiit VVeilni'silay I'mltitigt'd i \ | H is iiie In uliruvl nlel T.11ll.ltliilI Is klluwii In i ailse wrinkles anil Im reuse I tie risk Inr 11n’ iwii trading types ul skin emu el "Over the past seyeral dreailes, the average Ainerlran's e.X|Misiire in iillraylulel It Iraillalinn) has Inereasi'il ennslilrrahly iliir in (hanging llleslvles mure nntilnnr reereiitlulial aellvllles. more rm pliasls mi irum ing. scanner elnlhhu! anil a (Hipula Hull shill tu the Sull Itell." the re|Kirt sail). iteptellmi ul the earth's proleellve n/onr layer anil Ilir growing |Hipiilailiy uf Miming salmis are oilier mu|nr laelnrs I m'Ii ItiiI Ihe iillraylulel Iliereuse. I lie ]>uurl sahl O/mie. a nas Ini mi ll high III Ihe alinusphere. screens mil mill'll nl Ihe sun's damaging iillraylulel rmllallun helme II reaches Ihe earth's nurture. However, selenllsls have Imind the pruleetlve layer Is ihtnnmg dtie ln|Hi1lntlnn II |H'iip1e dn nut develop wavs In reduce such |mlluiimi nr lo lietlrr shield themselves limn iiltravlnlel rays, llie panel said studies Indleale there will lie all additinnal I pereriu to :t |iercrnt minuiil rise In ihe two tnnsl rmiiiumi lurms ul skin emuer — basal cell and squamous cell carelllutllil. Mure lhau lilXMXJO new eases ul sueh skill cancer are irprntrd In llie Dolled Stales each year. T u prnterl against the lie rrriis tn g u lira v lo le i llire n i, Amerleutis shmild try in slay mil ul ihe sun hrlween ID a m. and II p ill. — the hours nl jieiik sun ex|Misure. ihe panel said. II that Is lint |Kisslhle. Ihe enmiiiltlee reenmtliended dally use ul sun­ screens with a sun pruieeilnn tael or uf 15. A lth o u g h th e re h a v e h e r n im s e le n t ih e s im i le s a h u u t Ih e l o n g - l i T m h e a li li e lh -e ls n l Ih e i h e m i e a l s I m i n d III s m is e r e e n s . Il le k e r s s a id Ills p a n e l e u n e h id e il " llie h e n e llls u l s u n s e re e n s m i t w i ’ii>h a n y h u / n r i l s . " T h e I m ' s I I v j n ' s n l s lllis e r e e n . t h e e i i i n m l l l e e s a id , a r e lliu s e th a t n u t o n l y p r i d e d a g a in s t I h e u llr a v lu le i II I I I V I I ) r n r r g y . h u l a l s o a g a in s t I h e le s s In t e n s e iillr a y lu le l A I I IV A I . I.m in u s e a p a h le u l p m l r r l l l i g a lp in is t UVA e u n liilli llie In g r e d ie n t lie n / u p h e llu n e . e u lt lin llte e m e t t d ie r s s a id A l i h u i i g h U V A Is l . ( K X ) li m e s le s s |Hile|it ( h a i l I J V H In p m d m In n s u n b u r n , u p I d 1 0 li m e s m u r e U V A r e a c h e s I h e e a r t h ’s s ii r la r r ill.in DVD . Tha i p rrd u i i i l i i l l i a i e m e a n s IJ V 'A p r n li a li ly p l a y s " a la r m u r e lm | iu n u t it r u le In r t m l r l l m l l n g Ih e h a r m h i l d ie d ill s u n e x p o s u r e I l i a n p r e v i o u s ly s t i s | H T l e i l . " t h e p a n e l s a id . UVA Is l l i e p r i m e r a d la t ln n u s e d in a r lllie la lly ta n m u r e th a n I m t l llu n A i n e r l e a n s d a l l y at 20 .01X 1 n r m u r e l i m n i n g s a lo n s n a t i o n w i d e , t h e p a n e l s a id . " S o m e U V A l a m p s g e n e r a te m o r e t h a n f iv e t im e s m o r e U V A p e r u n it l i m e t h a n s o la r U V A r a d ia t i o n r e a c h i n g i h e e a r t h 's s u r f a c e a l I h e e q u a t o r . A t th e s e d o s e s , e v e n ' p u r r U V A ' Is li k e l y i n h a v e a d v r r s e b io lo g ic c h e r t s . " th e p a n e l w a rn e d . Pauling debunks fusion theory United Press Internstlenal W ASHINGTON — Nolicl laureate Linus Pauling set Inrth an ex plana Hull Wednesday that may debunk Until researchers' claims of creating nuclear lusinn al mum Irniperalure. In a Idler published In llie llrlllsh sdrntlfle I’Himal Nature. Pauling enntends ehrmleul rearlinns, rather than a nuclear process, may acenuul Inr the heat ri'INirtrdly generated liy Ihe Utah team's simple, lahle tnp device. II sueh lusinn timid lie arhleved. it rmild provide a cheap, sale and virtually Inexhaustible energy suuree. Pauling, who won the 1054 Nolle I prl/e III I'hemlslry and Ihe 1002 N u Im'I |ieaee prl/e. suggested t mivdiltnnal ehemleal Ixnidltig id heavy hydrngen with |Mlladlum ran explain many id Ihe phenomena rrporlrd In Ihe Utah device. Meanwhile, a Hjmkrsmall at Ihe Uis Alumns Nailmial UilHiraliirv In New Mexico Wednesday said olllrlals were "gelling a Hole Irustrated" Is'cause llie Utah researchers had lulled lo agree in a piiqMisal to study their experiment. S|Hikesiuan .lames lireen said Ihe guvernment lalMiratnry seni an agreetneni In the University of Ululi almul 10 days earlier oulllnlng a plan In have lais Alamos selenllsls study Ihe Ulah exiHTlment and I hen lest a replica id Ihe device al Los Alamos. "Th e university has not seen fit lo sign oil on ihe agreement. We're In u hold position. We're uiixtous lo get on wlih It." Breen said. "We're gelling u llltlr frustrated on this end. It's our understanding lhat they are concerned willi Intrllertuul property rights. We're anxious, w illing and we’ve been put on hold." he said. Sianley Pons and Marlin Ftrlsehmann stunned scientists around the world March 23 when they announced they had created "cold" fusion In a Husk ul wuier at Ihe University of Ulah. Past efforts III generate fusion have centrred on mimicking the high heat and pressure found on the sun. n natural fusion reactor. The Ulah device consists of palladium and platinum electrodes inside a Jar filled with "heavy water" — a liquid rharacterUrd by an extra atom of hydrogen and easily derived from sea water. L*qil Wo Mc m Log*! NojlCRg UOTICi Of FIC TI T IO U S N * M f N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice It hereby given that 1 •m engaged In buttnett *t l i t E Lot# M ery B le d . L ik e M*ry. Seminole County. Florid* under the Fictitwut Nemo of S T U D E N T F IN A N C IA L SERVICES, end thet I intend to regi»*er Mid neme mith the Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florid* in accordance with the Provitioni of the Fictiflout N*me Sletufet. To Wit Section M l Of Florid* Stetutet if)7 t C Dele Cook Pubhth April 27. M*y 4. 11. II. NMic* It Isratir t«v»n ih.l I •m In butincvl *1 11)1 Willow A w . Sontord. FL M ill. Stmlnol* Coun1„. Florida undtr Hw Firlitiout Homo ol COM F A C T O R S E R V IC E S COM FA N V . and lhat I inland lo register M id name th* Clerk of the Circuit Court, lemmole County. florid* in Accordance with tht Provision* of the Fictitious Name Slitufn, To Wit Section H i 09 Florid* Statute* ltS7 /» C#rlot Isabell Publish May II. t* 2ft Ju"* 1. 1*i9 D E E 11) IMf D EO 241 NOT 1CI OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice II hereby given the! * « are engaged in b u iin n t « t ISIT Gallup Cf . Dettona, Seminole Courtly. F lo rid a under (he Fictitious Nome of LA N C E NELSON E L E C TR IC . «nd th*t m intend to register sad m w # with Ihe CUrrk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florid* in accordance with the Pro visions Of the Fictitious Nome Statute*. To Wit Section •** 09 Florid* S t jM r i 1*57 Oeonn* Nelson t L in t f M Nelson Publish April )7. May 4 II. I« lit* D E O II I N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice it hereby given that I *m engaged in butinett et 1)0 W Highway l U Att*mont» Spring*. Seminole County, Florid* under the Fictiliout Nam e ot C R E A T IO N S B v BUNNV. end thet I intend to register **>d name *ith the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Semmoie County Florid* in Accordance mth the Provi«<on» of the Flctihoui Name Stetutet. ToVEil Section M l Of Florid* Stetutet if 17 t Robert* K*u Pubhth April Jt, M*r 4. 11 H oToro CELEBRITY CIFHBR hr C*t*» tryptugrem* *rw u m M Irore isFixpM and prevent D N PDWr I O U t i l D P M MM O U « WO H V t I K I W B K B U I O I f P U B . ' James Hockrls ol Texas AAM University and Jo h n G ltlu s ol England's Atom ic Energy Authority said they think 11 Is essential lo make sure palladium electrode* are free of ImpurlHes before Ihe experiment begin*. "W e suggest lhat prior ueeuinulailon nl hydrogen In defect* In palladium electrodes may prevent ihe bulld'tip ol deuterium, and that this could explain why cold fusion Is hard in rcpllcalc." they wrote. Legal Notice• Legal N o llctt N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notice it hereby given th*t I *m engaged in butinett et 777 Heather Glen Circle. L*ke M a ry, Fla 1274*, Seminole County, F lo rid a under the Fi efit tout Name ol TH E 6 IN C O R E G R O U P , and that 1 Intend to regltter t*id name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florid* in accordance *ith the Pro viiiont ol the Fictitiout Name Stetutet. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Stetutet ifS7 /! Michael G Crumpton Publlth May It. II. 21, June 1, IM f O E E 114 N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice it hereby given thet I am engaged in butinett et E01 W State Rd 43* Suite IMS, Altamonte Spring*, Seminole County, F lor id* under the Fictitiout Name of CONSUMER P R O T E C T IO N A G E N C Y OF C E N TR A L FLO R ID A, and that I intend to regltter taid name aith the Clerk el the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Pro vitiont et the Fictitiout Name Statutet To Wit; Section M l Of Florida Statute* HJi t Samuel J Amici Pubiith May It. II, IS. June I. - OBI KO I B M . LEViOUS S O LUTIO N All modarn Amaucan l.laialuia mat horn ona book b . H a t Taramcasad MuC*Wbair> in — Ernatt H a m m g a ii IMf O EE IIS N O TIC E O F F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice it hereby given that I am engaged in buttnett at MO So H n y 17 f2. Longnood Wminei* County. Florid# under the F ic titio u t Name of A AARON LOCKSMITHS A SE C U R IIV SYSTEM S end that I intend to register to id name nvith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the Pro vitiont Of the Fictitiout Name Statutet To Wit Section MS Of F lor ida Statutet !9S7 t BartonS Levtnton Pubiith May 4. II II. 2S ittt D EE 7f N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notice it hereby given that I am engaged m butt nett at 2107 French Ave . Sanford F L 32771 Semmoie County Florida under the Fictitiout Name ot NEW CO N CEPT M A M A S PEPPER S TEAK 4 SUBS and that I intend to rrgitter Mud name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Semmoie County. F lorida in accordance mth the Pro vitiont ©t the F ictit tout Name Statutet To Wit Sect,on MS Df F iorida Statutet >917 % Nen Concept Ent ln< A F ior ida Corpora I ton Pubhvh May II. 1* 7t June ' tftf O EE 11* tec* MtMr m the egbor »!*«*• lo# erwunei r Mtoy •cut i t I O When a current passes between the electrodes, the water splits Itilo oxygen unit deuterium and Ihe deuterium Is ahsortiett Into Ihe palladium, essentially u n d erg o in g fusion. Pons and Kleisclmmnn claim. Hul Pauling, a iheorrllial chemist and biologist noted for his work on intramolecular forces, argues lilslon Is probable not taking place. When deuterium chemically comhlnes with the palladium electrode, the bonding creates an unstable rampniitul. palladium deuterlde. which Istlkcly lo break down. Pauling said. "Th is mislalde drolcridc may begin to decom|him - cither slowly, resulting In an Increased IHa nitlon ol heat, or explosively, us Flelsehmann and Ponse observed when a I •centimeter PL* inch) cube ol ihe detilerated |xilludlum disap­ peared," Pauling contends. The Nobel laureate Itrst voiced Ids suspicions about thr Utab work In April at the meeting or ihe Materials Heseareli SiK'lely III San Diego. However, another Idler In Nalun' bolds oul a glimmer of hope for Ihe Utah claims, and offers a reason why many other scleiillflr teams have noi Ixt-ti able to dupllrate the experiment. N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Ne*ne it itereby green mat nr are engaged m but nevt a» WO We%f Late Ma'y B ud Late Mary Seminole Count, f lor da under the F >cfihowt Nan>e ot M AXIN ES BA H BONDS and lhat a t intend »o reg>t'er %a d name arm the C i n k ul we Circuit Court Semmoie County Florida *n accordance *>th the’ Proxition* ot the F ictifiout Name St*tu*et To W'f Section MS d* f tor .da S*a»wN-t tS' % Ma» n» F'adaaer Hern ande/ % Da* -d A Mo1' '*on Pubiith Apr 11 20 Jt Map 4 M Ht D I D as N O TIC E O F F IC T lT IOUS NAM E Notice i* hereby given that I am engaged in butm*** at I3M Yellow Pine Ct , Winter Spring*. FL 32709 Seminole County, un der the Fictitieui Name ct ESCONDIDO E N TER P R IS ES, and that | intend to regliter *#<d name aith the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida m accordance with the P ro vn io m ot the Fictitiout Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS 09 f lorida Statute! If 17 » Jam eiU Mom in* Pubt!*h April 20 27. May 4 II. IMf D ED H i N O TIC E o r F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice i* hereby given that I am engaged m bu*tne** at P 0 Boa 1110 O.iedo FL I27*S Sem«noie County, under the F tctitiou* Name of M ANAGE M E N T A N D A C C O U N T IN G SC R V IC E S OF C E N T R A L F LORIDA and that 1 intend to reg',iter **'d name with *hr C ir r i ot the Circuit Court Semmoie County Florida in accordance the Pro* von* ot the Fitfihou* Name Sta'w'r* To W ‘t Sectton MS Of F lor da Statute* itsr * VadelmeM B»0an Publ *h Apr i A> 77 May 4 II ifff Df D M N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice >* hereby green »t,a» I am ergagml m bu*me** at I7SS Bene A,e . S’e #ita * ,r t » S(ir rqv Seminole County f'o r da under the I niifious Name Ot DAVE S A u t o R ( PAIR and that 1 mfend »« reg *»er *#,d name i#ifh the Cl*** ot th# Circuit Court Seminal# County 9 for,da in accordance a »n the Pf©*.*H|jn* t>» »tar I ,(MiOut Name S ll'u U t To Wit Sect.pn MS 09 F io# da SU»ure* »*S7 \ Da * d Mo* pL.b',*h Apr.t J7 May a • I*tv D I D 7)7 Legal N o llc tt Loqal Notices Legal Notices IN TN C CIR C U IT CO U R T FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY. F L 0 R I0 A PR O BATE DIVISION File Number M IM* CP IN RE E S TA TE OF G L E A S M IL L E R Defeated N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th# adminlttrafion of fhe estate ol G L E A S M IL L E R , d e ce a s e d , F ile N u m b e r M IO S IC P , it pending in the C ircuit Court lor Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . P rob ate Division, th* address of which it Semi not# County Courthouse, F L 31771 The name* and addresses ot the personal repee tentative and the personal rep resentative's attorney are set forth be ion Ail interested person's are required to file with this court, W ITH IN TH R E E MONTHS OF TH E FIR ST P U B LIC ATIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E II I all claim* •gainst ft»e estate and (?) any objection by an interested person on whom this notice it served that challenges the valid ify of the will, the qualification* of the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of the court A LL CLAIM S AND O BJEC TIONS N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R EV ER BARR ED Publication ol this Notice he* begun on May 5. IM f Personal Representative Onlta Ann Young 14)Cle*rvitw Drive Bowling Green, Kentucky 4)101 Attorney for Personal Representative Stephen H Coover. Ot HUTCHISON. M AM E L E A COOVER P O Drawer H 730 North Park Avenue Sanford. Florid* 32772 07)0 Telephone 1*07))» *0S1 Publish May*. II. IM f D EE )) IN TH E CIR C U IT CO UR T FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY, FLO R IDA PR O BATE 0IVIS I0N File Number If 377 CP IN R E E S T A T E O F M A T TIE M O N TG O M ER Y M A T T I E M A E M O NTGO M ER Y Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration of the e s t a t e ot M A T T I E M O N TG O M ER Y aka M A T TIF M A E M O N T G O M E R Y , de ceased. Fiie Number *# 377 CP it pending in the Circuit Court tor Semmoie County. Florida Probate Division, the address ot which is 101 N Park Avenue Sanford FI 3777i The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representative”* attorney are set forth below AH interested persons are required to tile with this court w it h in t h r e e m o n th s o r TH E FIR ST P U B LIC ATIO N OF THIS N O TICE III all claims against the estate and i?l any objection by an interested person on whom this notice was served that challenge* the valid ify of the will, the qualification* of the personal representative, venue, or lurtsdicfion o1 the court ALL CLAIM S AND O BJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R BARR ED Publication ot this Notice has begun on May 4. left Personal Representative ROSSIE M AE THOMPSON 711 Colombia Avenue Rochester. N Y 14*09 Attorney tor Personal Representative R O BER T K MclNTOSH ESQUIRE STENSTROM . MclNTOSH JU L IA N .C O L B E R T. W HIGHAM A SIMMONS. P A Fla Bar No 37*302 200 West 1st Street Suite 73 Pott Office Bom 1330 Sanford Florida 3)772 1330 Telephone (407) 32)3171 4134 SI19 FI# Bar No 37*302 Publish Mar 4 11 Ifff D EE 32 IN TH E CIR CU IT CO U R TO F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU DICIAL CIR CU IT IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORI DA CASE NO If ?ftf CA Cf P P IO N EER SAVINGS BAN# Plamt.lt VS M ILLE R M COOPER n* at Dntnrdanis NOTICE OF ACTION TO CAM PBELL S P A IN TIN G dryw all STUCCO A t i l f AND ALL PA R TIES CLAIM ING TO h a v e a n y R i g h t T IT L E OB IN TF R F S T IN THE P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N OF SCRIBED YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on Ire fallowing real and personal property in Semmoie County Florida E X H IB IT A A portion ol the Southwest * of the Northwest '4 ot Section is Township 71 South. Range 29 East Semino’e County Fiord* and a Portion ot Lots 2S through 37 inclusive of forest City Orange Park, as recorded in Plat Book 7 Page *0 Public Records et Seminole County, Florida being more particularly described as follows From 're Northwest corner of th e S o u th e a s t G of the Northwest 4 of Section Ik Township 21 South Range 29 East run S00nIS 0* W a'On g the centerline of Maple Street a distance ot HI Jf feet to the Southerly rlghi ot way line ot State Road 41ft 1 Semorwn Boulevard!' tor P O IN T OF BEGI NNI NG thence S0b*lf 09 W along the East I ne ot the Southwest '* ot ihe Northwest * ot sad Section is a distance of 473 ftl feel to the S o u th e a s t c o rn e r of the Northeast T* ot sad Southwest *4 at the Northwest '* thence N If *44 ]F A a distance ot ft(9 34 te*t thence N0C*27 0# E along the Southerly •«tension of the West line ot Lot 39. ot sad plat of Forest City. Orange Park, a distance of 31* 40 teet thence Westerly along the arc ot a curve concave Northerly having a rad us of 3 431 04 feet, through a central angle of 07*43 37 on * chord bearing ot N 74*04 Sf W run 173 04 teet to the point of tangency, (this call being bounded on the South by that certain parcel of land1 described in Official Records Book 1406 Page SI Public Records of Semmoie County, Florida! thence N 74*43 17 W a distance of 15 15 teet to the East line of that certain parcel of land described m Official Re cords Book 14)7 Page 1*5 Public Records ol Semmoie C o u n ty., F lo r i d a the nce NOCPjrsr E along sad East iine of that certain parcel ot land as described in Official Records Hook 1417 Page 1*4 F*ubht Records ol Semmoie County Florida a distance of 747 30 feet to Ihe Southerly right otway (me of Stale Road 434 being a point on a curve concave Northerly with a radi us ot 3 171 1 1 feet thence Easterly along the arc ot sad tur*e through a central angle ft 0t*)1 34 on a chord bearing ot S74rjtM 4f F a distance ol 4Y til teet thence ru n ra d ia lly S I4*0# 14 W a distantr ol 1704 leet 10 a point on a turve concave Northerly having a radius of 3 404 17 teet thence Easterly aiorrq the art ut sad curve through .1 central angle of il-'Sjmi a distance ot ««) ftl leet la its poml ot tangenc * thence Stf“4j 44 t a distance ot 4fitw feet to th*. POINT OF B EGINNING Containing II 4051 acres more or less Subject to the right Mte and interest it any which ire State of F lor da M e in the Lake Bottom ot Pear i Lake E it Ml H U H PERSONAL PROPER 1 Y All buildings structures and i m p r o v e m e n t s now and N*fe,|t*er on ifw< pieitiise* and real property described Ijeiow lire property herein) and th** fiitures attached thereto also ail gas elettru , lighting power water sewage drainage and irrigation systems pipes wire cables, machines appliances futures equip 1mm • and ,«p put tenant rs a < 1 It now are* in may hereatle# ju rta n iu or iv used with in o' on the fhnperty and such systems and ah *e pia> r mewls ot h r- same or par Is thereof and an additions thereto even fhuLKjh H» . are detaetted or detachable 1 w) ,iM buiidaic) materials suppiare tools and equ iprisent her eat ter de 11vet ed to of used I'Jjn'i ttw Pfupet *y contemplating x'a1'a1'un u* use n cons’ 11 tons I r e r w and all » glits anil interest ut t*ie Debtor in bi, id ng perm ty and a r ( h >f e c t u r a < $» 1 a « s and spec i t aliens triatmg »o con •ernpia'ecl im.Kimg* str , fi.res and improvement* on ’re fro petty Also a plans drawings c|e c lire. 1*t «qns |refm its "> en *e% ami auttmf 1|atmns pertammg to said teal prpjrerfy improve merit* fialutes and personal property Also *U turn t ,re furnishings appnanies and a»her tangible iierson,*' profrerty ol »»«• Deftitor brougti* . p.e and (>n ynw used 1tt usable in P " * - ’ ! r Aiso a S h i I N ’ | in d l a n d s ' *apm g mate-via l equipa-lent A'A'i ,« in am 1*I an11" *."ppi es ma 'lin n , .»■d equip'fieri) A i*t< ,1 *-ght' N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2f02 Lake Howell Lane. Semmoie County. F lo rid a u n d tr the F i c t i t i o u s N a m e of D REA M SCAP ES. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot tho circuit Cour*. Seminole County, Florid* in accordance with the Pro visions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section M » Of Florid* Statutet 1957 /S'Dan Seining Publish April 37. May *.11. 10. IMf D E D 3*0 N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business al M10 S US Hwy 17 97 Suite IM , Maitland. Florida. Somknoie County, under tho Fictitious Name ol F R E E D O M B A IL BONDS. INC . and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court* Semmoie County, Florida in accordance with tho Provisions of tho Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes lfS7 /s'David A Mollison Publish April 10. 27. May. *. tt. IM f O E D IS* “ " N O T I C E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given that we are vngeged in business at Jif E Lake M ary B t v d . Lake Mary, ivfninote County, Florida under the Fictitious Name ot M IRROR IM AGE D E TA ILIN G , and that wo intend to register said name with the Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Semmoie County. Florida m accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes 19)7 /k/Re« B. Choice Gilpin /s/Scott Neusch Publish May *. It. IS, 31. IMf D EE 31 N O TIC E O F F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given that t am engaged m business at 3M B r ia r c lif l D r.. Longwood. Seminole County. Florida under th e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot FLO R ID A F U TO N FAC TO R Y, and that I Intend to register said name with th# Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida m accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Nam# Statutes. To Wit Section M l 0* Florida Statutes IM7 S Richard C van Arsdel Publish April 37. May 4. II. U D E D 74* t C O A (.ADVERTISEM ENT • ID iM /ff It N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the City of Sanlord, F lorida will receive sealed bids up to 1 30 p m on Tuesday. May 30, li f t lor the following item* FIR E PUMPERS Th* sealed bids w ill be publicly opened later that same day al 2 00 p m in th# City Commission Chambers Room 117, SanfordCltyHaM Specifications and the proper Bid Forms are available, at no cost, in the Purchasing OMice. 300 North Park Avenue. San ford. Florida Ia071 3)0 S*13 Th# City ot Sanford reserve* the right to accept or reject any or all bids, with or without cause, to waive technicalities or to accept the bid which in its judgment best serves the inter esf of the City City ot Santor d Walter Shear in Purchasing Agent Publish May It. ifff D EE lit IN TH E CIR CUI f coiiR T FOR SEM IN OLE CO U N TY . FLO R IO A CASE NO Cl M 1)4) CA f t P C O L L E C TIV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK, t k a C O L L E C TIV E F E D E R A L S AV IN GSAN DLO AN ASSOCIATION Plaintiff vs D A V ID E GR EEN and S H IR L E Y M G R E E N Defendant* N O TIC E OF SALE Notice i* hereby green that pursuant to the Sum m ary Judgment of Foreclosure ot May I. If it entered in the abo ve entitled cause in the Circuit Court of Seminole County Florida 1 will seil the property situated in Seminole County F tortde. described a* Lot 4 Block A SECOND R A V E N N A PARK S E C TtO N OF LOCH ARBOR according lo the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book I ) Pages TV 10 and )i ot the Public Record* ot Semmoie County, Florida at public %aU> to the hiqhrref bidder tor t ash at the West Front door of the Seminole County Courthouse Sanford Florida at 11 00 a m on tne 1st day ot June. Ifff (Court Sean M AR V A N N f MORSE As Clerk ot SaidCour t By Jane I Jasewu A* Deputy C ler k Publish May il t* iM f D EE rjt IN TN E C IR CU IT CO U R T. E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT. SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLO R ID A C A S E NO i f m i CA If P IN RE F O R F E IT U R E 09 TH E i O U O k i M ) d i m u n it n P R O P E R TY ( l ) t l 077 7i U N ITE 0 S TA TES CUR R( N t v N O TIC E OF F O R F E IT U R E PROCEEDINGS TO Brian Me Far (in, c 0 Seminole County Correction* 311 Hush Boulevard Sanford. Florida J777t and alt others who claim an interest in the following prtgw>rfr i 11027 7ft United States currency, which was seized on or about hu- »th day et March, Ifff at or near *|l Bayou Drive. Casw'iberry Seminole County, by and being held by the Semmoie County She# HI * Department. Semmoie County, 9 lorida who will aps*-** before HONORABLE S JOSEPH DAVIS. JM on jyth day ot Jun# ’« » a* I JO A M in room N)2l tor the purpose of filing a f*et-tion to* w . • u Show Cause and for Final Order pt Forfeiture *hf tV v r t*il property should not be lorleded to the use ot or sate by the V*r» It ot Semmoie County, upon' producing due p»uut iha» ft*#- same a .*, used in Semmoie County., Florid*, in violation ot the laws of ffw V ”i,r* of Florid* dealing with contraband and oiturr irimma'i ottrnws pursuant to F ior»da Statute* f 12 70» toe I Ml HI HF 1 1 K » <F r the* this Notice and it* au omp*nvmg plead mgs are be mg s* r *.-d pursuant to F lor id* Statute* f 37 7gI Tg* thi* 71th day of Ap* t1 rrc NORMAN H W O L F lN G IH \ tA T t A f t U R M t BY ANNF F RICHARDS H U TH I RG A A . E**t Fir*t Street Sanford Fiuf<d*177M Pubireh May 4 II ifff DF I w IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT. E IG H T !E N F H JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT, SEM INOLE COUNTY FLO R ID A C A S E NO If I I I ) CA 1ft L IN RE F O W r iiT U R I OF I h I FO LLO W IN G D ESCR IBED P R O P ER TY il O N E 19*4 P O N T IA C G R A N D **«•■ A U T O M O B IL E V E H IC L E lO E N T t S t C A T iO N N U V B f w >G;Wk ,4Wf JF 7U4JJ and i7» lisaicw u N t M D ST a TI • ■ u H I NCV NOTICE OF F O R F E tt U R I FROCC K DINGS TO Katherine Jakobovic t o l*hili*es 9jt Ruad Altamonte Spr mgs Florid* 37701 and a>i Other* who da*m *n interest ,n ft* tollowing propef t9 .« 1• if#* Grand Prre Au*omcJli- e V«N ’07W* '<Wtj9 J*it] i t t | j _*«t gjj united State* currency which was V'/ed cm o* ,*r- * ]|II| dkf of January Ifftf a* o» ne*» the A itamonte Spr mg* H n « !' parkmg lot located at jsO South Northiare Bi re,affJ A 1**" -" ** Spring* Sem,no>e County Florida t» and l e h j re d t » »*« Altamonte Springs 9*o< te Departme'-' *i»u a ipjaa* *• •» * HONORABLE k C N N f T m V l E 9 9 l F « on jv»t da» * n m* y l « W A V n room N J ’4 tor the purpose ©t » ng .» P# » • r t * P . to Show Cause ard to# F mat Order ol F «irtr t »r a*« '♦* t* i * t* " property should not t* forte ted *o tt* use r.t or s,» » by Me D r f f Police Altamonte Springs Polite Department I 'f 'h t i ' 't I ior id* upon produt mg due pr oof that the sam*# a =i n il 'Sem'h&le County 9 to# >d* m y<ol*l'on 0* 'tr-e Jav ut tr>* ' t.t'i ■* Fusr.da de*'ng wth contraband a-d " n ’.'m ure * pursuant to F ior da S*atgte* f )J t®' ft* I t t i M H t ( H t ’ ii * '• •' th * Notice and •#% aCCOm(i#n( l ptg p r s t gc **e hr ' J U-r , r 1 Pursuant to F or da Statutes f JJ to> f04 this d », . » Apr m NORMAN R WOLftiNGftR Nf A »t A T T o u n I * b y A N N I E RICHARDS w dTBF RG A ' A « E as* 9 ifs* Street Santoro t r J o i ; " : Publish M a y! tt 'kff DE • W 't h 4 ) l judgmn dan , , , s and " #J» • at'pn pi lh*' t ,4 f 1 uf th* ' Tdv i-k" ,ed A tv Legal Notlctft seal o> sad Court on April Hth. l *49 (S E A L) MARY ANNE MORSE C L fR # OF T m E C IR CU IT COURT By Wendy W Collm* Pub'tsh April 70 77 May 4 11. iff* D ED iftf IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T OF TH E l»T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY, FLORIOA G E N E R A L JU R IID IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO I f 1444 CA Of L HOUSE HOLD 9 INANCE RE A l TV CORPORATION OF NE VADA, a Delaware corporation. Piamtiff, vs T h e b a r r i c k g r o u p INC a Delaware corporation. Defendant* N O TIC E OF ACTION CO N STR U CTIVE SERVICE PR O PER TY to th e b a r r ic k group INC A Delaware corporation, and all parties claiming any right, Mi* Of interest in the property by, through, under or against Defendant, TH E BAR RICK GROUP INC . and all parties haying or claiming to have any right, title of interest m the property herein de scf'bed YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T lF iE O that an action has been commenced +n the above styled case directed against the following described1 property owned by you That part of the south 1a of the Northwest '# of Section 71 Townsh’p 71 South Range 30 East, lying Northeast of State R o a d N o 434 (S e m o r a n Boulevard) and lying South ot a line 100 00 feet South and parallel to the South im* ot Mtltiff Homes Orlando Section On*, according to the Plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 13 at Pages ft and ft of the Public Records of Semmoie County. Florida, less that part lying East ot Winter Park Drive and less that part in Semoran Square according to th# plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 11 at Pag# 40 of the Public Records ot Semmoie County, F lo r id a a n d le s s r o a d r ig h t ot w ay, be ing m ore p a r tic u la r ly described as follows Commence at fhe Southwest corner ot Tract A of Heftier Homes Ortando Section One according to fhe plat thereof as recorded m Pint Book (3 at Page 4 and 4 ot the Public Record* ol Semmoie County Ftonda said point being a point on the Northeast right of way line ot State Road No 4ft4 (Semoran. Boulevard I run South ftffll’i ! East along said right ot way lire tor 147 30 feet to a pomt of beginning run thence North aa*0t 40 Ea*t along a Ime >00 00 teet south at right angles and parallel to the south lire of v*id Heftier Home* Orlando Section One tor 1117 3ft teet to a poml on the westerly right of way line at Wmter Park D rive thence South 07“ li 77 East along said right ol way )me for 44) 7? feet to a pomt on the north line of Semoran Square atrordmg to the plat thereof a* recordvd *n Plat Book II *1 Page to ot the Public Record* ot Semmoie County Florida thence run South IftMOlO West along the North line ot said Semoran Square for *01 II teet To a pomt on thy Northeast right otway Ime ot State Road No 43ft iSemoran Boulevard) theme North 49* 17 55 West along v*<d tighl of way Ime tor 79* 44 teet to the pomt ot beginning and ,tiuo levs thal pa»t described as follows Commence al the Southwest 1 ornrr of Tract A of Heftier Home* Orlando Section One according to the plat thermit a* recorded m Plat Book l ) at Page 5 and k ot the Public Record* ot Semmoie County Florida sa<d pomt being a pomt on the Northrast right otway Ime ol Slate Road No 434 1Semoran Boulevard) »un South i#*!) 54 I ast along said fight ot way line tew (47 10 teet to a :pomt ot beginning run theme North m 1 40 I a*t along ,1 lire ux> 0L> teet South at right angles and pa# aneI to the South ime ol sa d Heftier Momr* Orlando S n l’W One tor IJ4 00 teet throer South 01’ 54 70 I ast toe 1)1 14 feet thence run South 40“47 05 West Inr I If 14 teet to a (mint on the Northeast fighiot w#i ime of State Hoad N « «}ft i Semoran Boulevard) »'un ftience North 4 *" 17 H West amng said tight ot w,ty ime lot 1)5 00 teet to ire pomt i>t beg,nn>ng PARCEL II TOG! T m | R W i T h a'i ot the right titlr ant) interest of MorTg^gcn >e ewsemenl Im 1 lud-ng #11 ot ire r.ghf title and interest ot Mortgagor in fhe lands which 1 omprise ftie ease met'il. ,*nd fight ol .way over upon across and under ftieland* described >« paragraphs aI 1b l and 11 I t»n pw qr one of that certain I asemen* Agree rnent d#led June 29 '9ft be •wren Florida Power Corpora '.on il1>>antor f herem am) F'res 'em M Haskell i d vKfuaiiy and 'us*ee f 1*ii'Jfe thereiri) *•' and *«1-1 or d e e f ' •O w Book IQ 14 page 114* iu •rent public *e cotdi 1 ot Set»i moll. 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P u t *r»u» #li'4 fio n ic arid ir,ei ’u '. i al skills to gourf use If fO\i , -»'• v Ule-r stuff tasa'ds » d > tight avw -m bi, and want to work JS ki horns w» call i l l YSS/or apply in fe 'U jfi 4VCi fetfinniog* Pa»k l * M k 'r Al VJ ai rrpting applications lor lull 'im* night shilt Defendants E M A N and an* unknown heirs devisees grantees, creditors, and an* unknown persons or unknown spouses Maiming bf. through and under the above named Defendant,, if deceased Resident# Uninown YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D That an action, to Foreclose Mortgage covering The following real and personal properr* m Seminole Count*, Florida to wit Lot H I. FO REST BROOK FO U R TH SECTION according to tha Plat thereof as recorded m Plat Book IS. Page 14. Public Records of Seminole Count*, Florida has been filed against *ou and *ou art required to serve a cop* ol your written defenses, if an*, to it on C V»cfor Butler. J r . t i l l E Robinson Street, Orlando Florida 1JR0I and file tha ongi nal with the Clerk of ihe above styled Court on or before the » r d day ol May 1*1* otherwise a Judgment may be entered against *ou for the relief demanded In the Com plaint W ITNESS my hand and seat of sad Court on the Uth day of A p ril. )*«* (C O U R T SEALI M A R Y A N N ! MORSE C LER K OF THE C IR CU IT COURT By Wend* W Collins Deputy Clerk Publish April JO V Ma* 4. II IBB* O E D 1*0 ____ ■ t m e a w ln # IC . IIM CO N ST. Ins t i t 4 Room A d d ilio n i Cawcepf One Eider prises Interior Renovations, Cabi nets, Carpentr* Installation r •• • IM fM l ■ o y i n T C O M P L C tI HOME K P A If t l A H m <£>l V WE HAVE A JOB FOR Y O U ! W O M TO O A YT S C # A tO T O O A Y T a C K O K Tk AM S it A S C C O N O B T. 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Orlondo - W inter Park 322-2611 I k-t M Employment 323-5176 CLASSIFIED ADS P U B L IC H E A R IN G N O T IC E IS M l R f BY G lV f N h* the tilt* CommiSSroni ot the t it* of i ,1ke Ma* * Florida will hold a Public ttear.nig on Ma* l| IHMt lo consider a request |r©m Vemmoie lr*»e*sta*e f*#>» Ltd *o vacate and refiiat a iw t .o n ot a Technoiog* Pa»s The Cit* Comm.%%i(*n •ill «®n s tler f.rsl read ng ot trie o*d nan<» lo* «4> «>'on ©I the plai as loINHVS AN O R D IN A N C I OF Th » C l T k OF l A k f M A R v F L O R ID A P R O V ID IN G I OH TM| V A L A TlN t* OF A pOR T IO N OF T M f P i A T OF TE C H N O L O G Y PARk I t K A t I O IN T M l t IT Y (>f I A* 1 M A R * 1 l OR IDA AN D M O R I P A R T lC U t ARt Y D l M R ittI [) h | R f IN P R O V I0 IN I . FOR M v f R A p ii IT * C O N I | n T* A N D I M | i T 1v f D A T I L O T S ' l IJ I) AND « T | C H N O iO L * v P A R • A T L A B I M a r V A t M CCOA 1 •N F'i AT BOOK |» P A (.| S « A N D kl OF TM| Put*. '( RI CORDS O « \ IV N O il C O U N T Y I 1 Ob 1(1 a The Public Meer<fig « l» W a n te d We specialize in refurbishing older homes! For a Free Estimate phone any time * JJJ J6A0 or *04 ms sue IM K M M M fA M T IM Com m ercial A Residential In ten or A E> te n o r Repamt E o p e rt Me Offer Quality products Moderate prices A Guarartieed results' F main mg available' C d l l l l t ldSI t * Repair Bad Credit and Fill Y o u ' Bank Account JJJ JiaS Mow E n « s U S Service Call! Dram clean mg New work Remodeling All work accepted1 KM Bid) Professional signs An* type I (wood, lighted real estate, trucks etc I Call 1)J *34) r/S # e « : T in U P t^ T IS irT T fS rn S B * installed A repair wf Camplete ftrow a w w h a tlt i i i m a It u * M k m llH id iliw .f n i Boctr't ftoolw B teftIK Co U^JftJ^jcowjftCojJfOtlor S w lm m ln f Pool S rv ic * U M lftlM M lN C hOOUMM*' Warehouse clearance ol new itee pools ja rt • j j tt completely mstaik-d Includes huge deck led<R*r, fencing filter and skimmer Financing d,d<ldt)i© Other pools avail able Call foil tree )4 hours! 1 eee » JJ OOOO a me* n a n Pools By An Am erican Company C G N O CACOiM d* TI U ........ Cestem Kilcben, Bath. A Feyers General bame re peirtf Chfi Free Estimatest 1)1 4404 or U J >*4k T r < # S e rv ic e ^ ^ T T U B T H iY n n y ir r ™ f ree estimates' Low P rices1 L it Ins S lum pG rindm g Too* SIX JJJ* day ar rule Let The PreletMWialsdert' JOHN ALLEN LAMN 4 TREE Tree re m o ,a ' and lawn care M u k h end t>*en te? JJI SMO �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. May 11. 1969 - ?■ CM'S/HOMI MATH AIMS WTOOETMLER Cap prtftrrrd o* will If Rift right p w w i1 Grw ing com p*ny. them* lot Advance mewl! I’rly negotiable, m ust tv <toprfw1ab<* *4 « *710 • A ftY tlTT t* N i i M i N»fe*l My home' F ot 7 yt old1fief IN ITM a rto w t iw tU fa ! RMTSITTER NEEDED? MANTA WORK3 Lot * of home care and *tat tmq available in Orange and Seminole countie* WANT TO H r PAID r ACM DAY* firing thi* ad tor Ire* *tgn up gift Call Jackie today* 740 1714 M l DIG At f*t ft SOWNCL POOL Exchange fteiMrng. It *1 Maitland. Clwtda In my horn*1lot A ft f ye«r ©id* tor Himmrr brief me *t t# quirrct Call 110 XJ-MalTef CONSTRUCTION M ’S • 111 HOUR iNonUmonl • Wl TRAIN' I T PT • ApfilMi «tm i htoednrJ • M#n#gement Vile*, etc • f rant hit# AvaiUbif Conan uu mm CAftFCMTCftt fto'pe** La U n fit nxnndrd nr**' Icnil ft Tf •«%!»» tot tori req d' 3** 11*1 um i To *er*e meaH to untenifn o' toilet Will * 0>n Apply 1PM 4PM Mot 'do y Mouse Cor very Re*!au»an!% H wf It f l neortoleMory CASHIERS ICIEMS Unlont f ull ft port Time I I at company berwtit* ft p»ot »t *hanng< Apply #i per wan Wat Mart »«U Ortoaito Dnee Wat Mart Plaia *AM IPM Coll Mumbto Installer's Helper Trainee Heavy idling required Miracle Mar Me 111 Fllf MILT MOM, MILT PUT! Join Century labor, the highr*t paying temp vet vice in the area1 We need men and women no experience nete* *ary (an to day*__ OATACNTftY/CHlCKCft , For established troien food co t BceMent benefit* Mu*t have computer and »0 T evp and be non smoker Apply ftwti fttan 401 w lim it .lanMrd D tU V K ftY COUPLE With large van for paper route in South Seminole Sunday only I fur l* AM 1*0 111 *744 CASHIERS A re you p r r t o M b l r motivated ft career minded* If u> x*e have yryeral full and port ' i w povt'On* open otter <nq atjcrve average wage* full tv net it package*, extensive p ro g ra m ft ad*an cement appearturnI let! Appl y Handy Way Feed t tort. HI C Hfft V . U M a r ln your nearoil Handy Way tecatcanf amo cut anm i CHILD CARE NDttft Vue AM only Pa>d Ik Mary PreUrytenanChriah 111 W l am m m um for today* Ma**ham Wood* area Call codec t *04 7)4 HJO CMS t im e MITE THRU RERS0R tun part time* Full service exp needed Apply at Carlo'* Italian Pest . 7101S French DftIVFR-F DLL TIME Champren TV decently ha* an opening for an enthu*ia*tic individual ' Apply at Champxen TV. ft Mart Plata iaalerd 111 HIS p o s it io n s a l l s h if t s c i neces Chauf feur * hr en*e requ>red ________ CdW 111 t » ) ________ OftlVCft Chautlece * lit . Part tim e. 1 day*, I* 10 hr Seminole Cnty area 371 4440 ft LtCTIItCIAN IN K LP C ft! Immediate' Meet on the job. Port ot Sanford 1430 Dolgnrf Plate Ptea*e Ask tor Pont t L t C T ft ICIANI/taper lefued Helper*! Immediate work In the Ik Mary area with a Natl electric aI contractor! Call ftH M Exp in all phasxw of foliage nursery production Know! edge of PH solvable salt* testing, att form* of pesticide use. application and safety Nursery located in Sanford, Florida Interview by ap pomtmenlonly Call 471 7*10 MIRSTUISf C n i l M O NETI Buty Nwpl NeW lwrlni O i l M l AIM HMRtnun EVEBVBODV S HAIR CUTS. L aAA MA.y/WtnNf PatS. SI hr plut commit non. good 1ipt.pA«tioli4Ayt< Coll L4> 44440.111 1113 NMRSTTUST Eoporioncotf. lull limo. loot cliontolo H I S3SA_______ quo. NMLIN flClilTT E000ICRV lir e SERVERSMINTED AVAILAdLE iin im SAB* STEAD* AND O f f IN O A B it PEO PLE NEEDED PLEASE A M L * no APPLY IN PEXION Mm thrv There ,1PM 4PM Hittberen Mm HA Cat * ( h N t I M S FRENCH AVE. SANPOBD.PL. 112-IMi...... ..........COt/H UN *ft We now have futl ft part time position* available on our 7AM 1PM shift a* a result of opening up a subacute unit caring tor the more skilled resident We are a superior ra te d lo c i I lly o tte rin g extensive rehab /restorative programs We invite you to lour our facility to look at the possibility ot becoming a part of our team Salary dependent upon experience Apply today! DCftAftVMAMOII MM Hwy irftft, Deftary. FI Man. mmFri ♦AM la 4PM. 4444474 ft ftO MS t> i«etc>v**IA ww AND M B T A B T AIDES John Knot Vill^o. Control FlorlAo*! proarottm conti ruing toro rotiromont tom munity It koottno oiporloncad boko., cook>, dtolory Aidtt ond torvlco pononnol Apply ponon to Food lorotco Ml City, F t m »> .. n-tw ew xHtss ; i — MtlyWxrrtx* A way to mikimlia your coroor potvntiol RN t wonted to laka a Critical Cart Court# F r i ond utory will bo paid by W « t Volutla Mtmori al.FIth Mamorlal Hotpitol, Deland FI Deadline tor regit trot ion It May I*. IN* For dotaiitptoawcall N4T34-13W E tt.llM M S 4 IM S MNISCICIKRIMNITOR Competitive salary, good benefit*, excellent working condition*,40hr workweek, VlUACE ON TMICRCEN IRUNAXCt SECRCTMT For Mny otlhopodn ottico in Dkltono Fulltlmo ttt»» ir t Bock StfBkt TBaa E*otl Homo ol Lloyd t Sup*. Porly Plonl EorntlCOOby Doc Tkll MIBWI.WMHEMWAm DAILY WOftH....... O A ILT PAY Can l eft tar grtath m mi Oevernmewt Tab* 1700 to It.100 weekly Call I 407 144 3070 ext E Mon Fri from 7PM to IPM MITER /WEREHOUSEMEN I aperient ed Vantor d area Mu*f have lot* of energy Call lo» appointment 171 A K full Full ft part time Good pay ft benefit*' label “Point Country •47 DM Club. Lang BOOONORIERINCUm t .per*enced in Wtailmg and light mechanic week Apply in person Phil fcettitCer Center H it Orlande Dr . lentocd f Ip not hrrruffy Starting vo'or y i4 ivtrr 40fHi Off* Con ill aiaa \\c*h£........ f fOOO UKWISOt x t^IlIVTCt ^*.w* rant cwr* Rr* wx John Knoa Village, Central Florida"* progressive conti nuing care retirement com mumty <* leaking an expert enced in d iv id u a l w ith extensive cooking knowledge to maintain high ttandard* in food quality and preparation Excellent salary and benefit* C o n ta c t Fo o d S e rv ic e Director. *04 77! 3440.txt 13 JetoftM i Village T ill Orange City, VI. tt>4l . . .t o t 71— H tfx W x w tx i PART TIM E • It you on|oy people and want to make 11.100 ♦ /mo keeping your present job, call M4 7444 r u m m is M Needed ftvperlenced only Need tranupor tat ion flh r Call 17114V* _____ DETAILMAN CASHIERS CVEMRC SHIFT you ^ ID yoii WANTED 75 W h l 5 i H e man o f T he Etcapo 14 trolfk' Work in Sanford1 Hand layup exp a must' Mold building back ground preferred! Natl company with new plant ft product 14 hr with exp ply* benefit*' Apply Joralce. lac 47! Mtcimew CtrcN 14 HMoMrlil fprft. m H it COOKS I CASHIERS BRANCH OfMINGS 71— HtiyWinttd flHNUkSS LMIMTORt All shift* available, tult time No etp net e%vary Starting tmmed-ately Hourly wage ♦ bonu* Prom otional op portumhe* ava>lab>e Apply at Amoco *000 W St ltd 44 Sanford (formerly Phillip* U| or at MO W Ik Mary Hlvd . Ik Mary (formerly Phillip*) f*%fthialf u nuf*e needed at Vemwoie Community Meefal M y «lth C r n l n % C M %* % Stagflation UmT in Wiiqfd We otter lompeMme %ata*f and excellent |»nHi!% Coll 111 4BI • ra m in g DOOAMAN Mutt be hone!* A dependable Apply m petun. MAM 4PM. Wbnbey I ' m ■terW V M I I I * U M u . ________ m t m ____________ E i p t m c N eecrelxy tor GYN otfue Trpnwripllon. com putof. front pflicotLIIIt ____ toll Ml 4140 Irom 4 4 Experienced mechanic. onn laott. Enollont nor!,nq con d.ttont Applympnton Nfrtl Ao4o4poNvo. I f l i f OtlonAo 0 . . SontorA 311 HI I A ll tra d e * , C a rlb b e a n Island* local Toll* hr I at! t i l l Talent ladder* t 101'M ft a\9 fro * arm K I T N* CAK LS I.T ® ty'tarry WHyht n-WdyWxwtxa M - H tx W x n txX 71— HxjpWxwTxX NEVES FLA., INC. «**lioft. poyi tuition to Bool Etttlo Uhooll C olllH MOO LAMM RITE Worker* needed, skilled ft unskilled! Work today! Paid today t *l» F ranch Ay TIP H it 75 wofLets needed to* Itneul libo*. lop pi* in (he Centul Florid! ires' Report 6AM snd be rcirtv to erotL' 1 N LG m x h k W.Sm M ukwM wuim La Aw oem ssflv. or more from your homo or offlco No oap n o u tu ry Mutt bo II 4 hovo phono I Fmotrolnlne TIP 3034 UTCN RET MRECTM Porm yr round! 41 hr/o* B o h n B oft*, achaol corol M f Chout 'k lioonko roo d Apply in pATkan 100 W 34th SI JSI3A43IMrt FlAhABAnl ClAAn, protl. told Imoni Full tlmo, oyonlnft. SI hour Rot troncok No o ip f A f K . ro o u n d C am Eiporttncod. with A rly l.t licontA. lull tin* petition, nonlPoyonA benefit! 3331113 Llyo ln BAbytlllor - Boom, boord A toiory Rolorohctt required MB 3l44momlhpt LPN 3PM11PM thin Full timol E x tlltn l eo.kmp environ montl Bonolitt COMB M IN DUB TEAM Appl* today! DEBAR* MANOR 4* N. thy*. 13B *1. Okbon , Bl MM.NkroFrl kAM 3*dPM .«AM«»EBO LPN It PMto 1AM. lull tune P aaI m »aEEENv m l W d l l . Nw»4ord a bMXLVTWw LFN’S A CHA'S Full B port ttmol WookAndt Altai Worn m a t0Am ori*nled iKlIlly All thifh. OkCOllOflt uiary A bonolitt Laoptnad HOAtlbtArd....... - ...... 330 03dd ws/RSi/cars RN'Itaklt/br. LPN'Itd llt.M/br. CNA1 to MAA/br. Wrilo your own tctwdulo And direct your own coraor Wo oil*, ftoi h rt. hiph pay. proal AttipnmAnli. upn up A rotorrAt bonutot. inturanci JOIN THE BELT TEAM IN CENTRAL FLONIDAI HESTERSMEMCRLSERVICE ________ C a N Jirtm ________ Full tuna, hourly banut. Apply at JLihacs. W Lt Rd 44. la n ia rd I tormarl yPhl Nipt Ml iLPsisncs m uss, isc., ..............I l l *300 L fB A L COLLBCTOB • Min 1 yr't Akp B food communlco I M Mill* Spionr B konvk C it. bonotiti p/M om e Col Apply i BtcB Pmt PlOA All W. I3N» St. A dlvitlon ot Rydar Lytlom, It occcptoip appiicoilent tor At Mer idtan Nursing Center, nursas are encouraged to turn tho*r common seme ideas and motivational spirits into ere afively managing patients' care Fleilble scheduling lluii/parf time ), eligibility for health insurance from date ot hire and rttirtmanl program avaMablel You owe It to yoursell to eaperienco a dif ferent kind of nursing Oarsf 14-7744................... .......... ftOft - S In the laniard area: Excellent opportunity and banalittl Caniecl Ray at: d iw m ait 141 ar M Bmh Bird . lantatd. Fl. I O f O $72,440 <f COMM H yr aid. AAA/BB. Dunn B Bradkiioal Ca *aaki > tap level rndnapori ler apentneet e ^ M M p l .*A AP lltU Aw na ntw I^VRnDI M*kWtl^pM »^mk** * Call MlBF3 4BAL o m N al'l ca laakRiB tar Of •return individual Start Hn mediately I Call TIN Nr ap paNilmant all N i l __________ FREE CLASSIFIED ADS This is e greet opportunity for you to enjoy the seme greet results ss our regulsr classified customers st no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. UUUERSM Mala or temok account t a x utim* Prurlout radN to let erperiance hetptut Salary piuicammunan Call 111 *311 NeeAei immedreNly E aper I anca in awmnf heiplvl but will tram E rper ience en comma, ctal machine! o mutt I Full tune Call FNrencg. IMAM* SECNETAR VrBOORKEEPER General ott.ee Wiilt. tame ditaalchin* dutlov knowtody ol area helpful Local com pony C e lllN I4 1 lllla r m m m t_________ F mi /pan tuna paNiiam aval l Retlrueiewtcamol Call 133 M U latnedlalolyl Laka Mar* am* I PNaatMraipt. 1110*11 A*A NT R IoiN ill SECURITY RUARDS H irlnp N r Laka Mary area Woottypay..........Call Ml 3m 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for to days. Price of item must be stated In the sd snd be S100 or lets. Only 1 Item per sd snd 1 ad per household per week. You should cell snd cancel s t soon ss Item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage ft yard sales. 6. The sd must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start ss soon ss possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. M A IL T O : a ONLY 1 • M fe rS H w a M C Is s s it M A 4 s P .O . 4 m 1SI7 ••nfore, F L U 7 7 M S S 7 ONI ITEM •MUST WCUiDC XMCC A *100 O N LE S S Eopandlhf company hat I y tiIN n i. He paper lance nocowary Salary plut ctmmliilan Gaad at Call 331EM1 TRAINERS 111 thin avail able Our clWnti thaw thair aawroclatian Nr Miat you da I Formal tramlnf A banut CAR.................................H i m i NaadaA ter waiphl central clinicl E tparlencadonlyl •csssas? Call Oitten Tadayl O U T E N SERVICES ________________ Httra _________________ NESDNELPNOW I Nall Ca oapandmpl L. RHONE IVbbi |Nd 900 N. NO* Lake Mary tlr* 3219SI4 14 II 0MLEPTS Oil Park Ave . Sanford US A 1*0 week, plut *100depot,! Call 4*3 1*3«MS UU/m e Call tor y p l _________N O 333-4*13_________ I bdrm. claan, nice, conve nientiy mealed SMS plus I ’** J jW M jllW e lJ t l^ 73— Emytoymtnt ioi—HdwMt Fvrwi«tii4 / R u t W a n tR d I RON I NO - Done In my hemel Reetoneble reNtt CltKienl B reliebte i l l AAR/NeyemN IM—H9MM UwtwrwhtoA/Rwit OELTOM 93— Roxmt txr Rtfrt T C I B I O T F 1tl^D b li^ro o m r attractive, quiefl Near bath tlOO wk each Call M3 1*34 Nice, clean l b d m , I both, export, now carpet A pain! *411 m o ................403 suits* ________or *14 3U MM________ LBBfBBB* U El W»T fcBI Eiceplionelly nice Ig bdrm Kitchenpriy , CekN. SIS/wk ________ Cell«11«*H________ SANFORD - Cenvenient ix e lion, efficiency, furnithed. color TV. peddle lent. priveN entrance, wkly ma.d tervice. ^ e e t o n e b le fe ie ^ e i^ y d d ^ TORRENTORMU Laniard. I bdrm I bath, central H/A. naw carpal. L41) plus HI • last IS 4tM leave m tin diar tan ante «FM LAKE Rm I * 3 bdrnv" I bativ large tented yard. CNN to ' ' ............................. t s » FyntishoX/Kxwt room, gara y . pets Oft..... Sill U N FORD ^ T S r r T ^ t u d i r clote to downtown. I N wk plut SUP tec . H i TTO*_______ Sentord, I bdrm . no pelt Qutot rttident.ol area B li'm e plut dap Rat required 311 Ml* U N F O R D - Lovely 1 bdrm with wrep around ternd porch, wethor/dryer. SISO wk .plutSINtecieity 1311*00 U N F O R D ■ I room otticwncy with pcIrale bat, Compiei# privacy dot# to downtown *00w* .plutSINNC 333 31** SPACIOUS - Private, uptiain. I bdrm., all utllilx ' ' ' ALTA M O N TE SPRINXt ) bdrm , dining eree. eppli anctt.petsOK................. Sell LEASE/OFTiOH lenterd, cute 1 bdrm t. 1 bath. herdeeoJ fleers Immediate ectupancyI Sl»/me. A4AI4I1 ee l*B*H* Smell heuM Said. STSI/mp Alee. 34XM storey building pi couple! SIM mo . plut dap. No pelt i 111 1*13/1*om mettoae i RBOROOM p r iv e t* ontronco! No pelt. I adult. Md SW»*acurlly . OTtAA* H 99— axartM M ts A|w||AMUxbad I § 1 * 1 W m ln T llx l^ ^ w 7 H 4 » f l 111 iMi IM D hW i -I T r i» tt i/ R n t t b d m , eppflereet. carpet, ed, SMS me., ptueWpeoli. ‘( h CHI HHW W Labe Mary Area CMBHRl W m t ___ Are yeu tired gl I'vmg I .................Cell 13* ONI LA. Mery- 3 bdrm I bath, well N wall carpal, kitchen eppn encet. central H/A. moist U N P O R D •I t . C/H/A. geray A terna. parch, all appl , t4IS/mp 4her ppceunti Ret ll ^RaaRStd^'ftdrtiyiiy 1 * 2 IB M . UTS. SIM 0*7 H TM L RENT CRUTOMT 197-EARMto s/l sn-sMinrjM Lk. Ada l bdrm......... SlNm a Ibdrm SMSmaBcw W IN N SANFORD! I bdrm. 1 bath. lane, carpet, tetaamd parch, wath/dryer. Can. H/A. all ....... U N parma JohntReallyCa. Call p i a til________ ELDER SFklNM - W. HW* Of. 1 S T bdrmt lit 111 w yd Cftl IMjff14x374 134* A - f bdrm * pent II C/H/A. bR» me IN B 9XFw m i M I X 9WTTIX LaH/RMt tcuui •N r ■ Aever SMtaN1H.dN.rwd IIM H l.1 Alkdrtet Wee I bdrm nidi MXII addl lie n . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 11, 1989 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 1989. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 11, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/75fcd966b435c8446278ba8e474ad49f.pdf 31ecc93a7238a4eb1224d6de9db3929d PDF Text Text NEWS DIGEST „ jury Murder By BRAD CHURCH Herald staff writer________________ ___________ Letters delivered 44 years late WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service relumed the final two of 235 letters written by World War II servicemen, which were stashed 44 years ago by a seaman who did not live up to his promise to mall his shipmates' messages home. The letters were delivered Wednesday to a Maryland man whose brother wrote the missives to his mother and a friend two months before being shot down over Italy by German fighters July 6. 1044. Postmaster General Anthony Frank gave Norman Smith of Henderson, Md.. the letters written 44 years ago by his brother. Sgt. Clarence Smith. Smith's letters along with those of 91 other soldiers were discovered In an atUc In Raleigh. N.C.. In the summer of 1986. An exterminator found an Army dufTel bag containing 235 old letters. SANFORD — A Seminole Circuit Court Jury was to begin considering the fate of Joseph C. Wallace ofueneva today. The Jury was to begin deliberations after hearing closing arguments this morning. Wallace^ charged with second degree murder for shooting the Rev. Richard Conner Inst September, told a Jury Wednesday that he doesn't remember much of what happened after the gun he was holding accidentally discharged, firing n .44 magnum slug Into Conner's ab­ domen. , Wallace. 60. took the stand tn his own defense . By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald staff writer NEW YORK - A Jury Wednesday acquitted a commodities broker of charges he tampered with the Jury that heard drug trafficking charges against the brother of reputed Gambino crime family boss John Gotti and two others, leading to a mistrial In the case. A panel of six men and six women acquitted ‘ Melvin Rosenberg. 49. on charges he tried to bribe a Juror at the drug-trafllcking trial of John Gotti's brother, Eugene: Angelo Ruggiero and John Camegllo. all reputed members of the Gambino family, the nation's blggleat and most powerful mob. Rosenberg, a salesman for REPCO. a commod­ ities firm, was surrounded by his family as the verdict was announced and seemed relieved. l □ Florida Drilling ban expires soon TALLAHASSEE — Oil companies could begin drilling In environmentally fragile areas off Florida's coast this fall unless federal officials re*enact a soon -to-exp lrc ban. lea d in g environmentalists said Wednesday. Drilling would endanger coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove trees and wildlife near the Florida Keys, the Everglades and the Dry Tortugas. they mid. "W e are extremely concerned that there are nine oil companies that own 73 leases — two of which have already submitted plans of explora­ tion." u ld Florida Public Interest Group director Ann Whitfield. “ Those oil companies will be free to proceed In October of this year." Upgrading planned for Candyland Park By SANDRA BOUCHAHINR Herald stall writer_________________ ;____________ 2A □ Sports s e e Raiders fal) in tournament JACKSONVILLE — Dennis Barnes scored 20 points as the Stars of Florida Community Collegc-Jacksonvllle defeated the Seminole Community College Raiders. 88-84. Wednesday night and advanced to the finals o f the Mid-Florida Conference Tournament. Playing at the South Campus of Florida Community College, the Stars were able to withstand a Raider comeback attempt by making 20 of 38 free throw attempts. i h N h ia IM B A S C O R E S Philadelphia Miami............ - ...................- ......................... u r e a i u i a s a p io iu y Zand! Morris of Winter Springs uses a doll past 28 years. If you're looking lor a different broom to sweep oil her front porch, where kind ol gift, you might consider one of her she displays and sells her handiwork. Morris bear vacuum cleaner covers or cockroach­ has been crafting unusual creations for the shaped fly swatters. Midway drive picking up more support Chicago Chariot!*— ------------------ By J. MARK BARFIELD Boston-.... - — ------- .......— .................... Sacramento ........................................... . H I CASSELBERRY - Seminole County legislators pledged their s u p p o rt to R e v . J o h n c llc Jackson to assist Midway resi­ dents and the county In cracking down on drinking outside tav­ erns in an effort to deter crimes In low-Inrnme areas. Jackson told legislators Wed­ nesday night lliat by allowing drinking palrona to loiter outside taverns, a climate is created encouraging crimes. Jackson led a meeting of Midway residents Monday night to discuss crimes tn their community. He said the roblem also exists In other la c k n e ig h b o r h o o d s In Seminole. Brevard and Volusia Counties. " I f this continues. U Is going to create a great dlauter because of the assaults that are being done on patrons coining to the com­ munity." Jackson said "There have been some acts of retalia­ tion. There have been some kids □B aa Midway. Page BA Herald staff writer IIN D E X ClaasWads ••••••••••••a SB lamias.................. 4B Calendar................ 3B Crossword oootooooooooo 4B Dear Abby SB 0#4ltflD••••••••eeeeeoeoeeoSA Editorial................. 4A Plocidljl 0000••• *00000000000 *A Horoscope. Nation*......, People...... Police....... •ports*..... Television.. Weather.... W o rld -..... Sunny and cool today C le a r, cold und windy today with a high In the upper 40». northwest winds ut 15-20 mph. Freeze warning tonight with a low in the upper 20* and windy. Clear to m o rro w w ith a high In the 40* and winds continuing- i SANFORD — Although Geneva residents will now wait a year before seeking Incorporation, their drive toward that goal has not slowed. "I think It will help Increase Interest." said Lee Voorhecs. president of the 37-ycar-old Geneva Citizens Association. "Th e better Informed people; arc the less adverse comments wc will get and the j more support wc will get." Not all Geneva residents are totally sold on the Incorporation Idea. Gene Sheehan, owner of thci Geneva General Store, said the lack of funding will be a deterrent to the city's success. "The Incorporated city of Geneva would start out at the bottom broke." Sheehan said. "I doubt If we could raise enough money to have a feasibility; study done at this point." Voorhecs told Seminole County legislators In a public forum Feb. 2 their community needed to become an official city to grant them protection from annexations and give them control over land planning and development In their small area of the county. Voorhees said state requirements for filing hills — such as the one calling for an Incorporation vote by Geneva residents — must be filed by Mnrch 17. Hut the bill must be advertised for at least 30 days prior to that filing — Feb. 17. a date that |>asscd a week ago. □See Geneva, Page BA From United Press International reports h t Incorporation proposal draws j mixed reactions Broker acquitted in Gotti trial |M H Assistant State Attorney Tom Hnstlngs ac­ cused Wallace of having a "selective memory" because he said he remembers some events leading up to the shooting, but little of what happened afterward. Including taking n hose and washing Conner's blood ofT the outside of his car. and off the concrete drive. Wallace told the Jury when he saw through a window that the car driving onto his property was not one he recognized, he grabbed a gun. put shoes on. and went outside to see who It was. although he was dressed only In Jockey shorts, n j tee shirt and shoes. He said there are four "no trcpasslng" signs at ; the gate at the front of his property. As he came ; □S ee Jury, Page BA Wednesday and gave his version of what happened on the afternoon of Sept. 11 when Conner's body was found by a sheriff's deputy slumped In the front seat of his car, which was parked In Wallace's drive. The state claims Conner, who was pastor or the United Methodist Church of Geneva, was visiting parlsloncrs In rural Geneva that afternoon and cither drove Into Wallace's drive by mistake, thinking It was the drive of Patricia Hoyt, who he planned to visit next, or to ask directions to the Hoyt home. The Hoyt home Is located next door to Wallace's In a wooded nrca. Wallace's voice broke and he wiped tears from his eyes as he described how the gun he was holding discharged Into Conner. S ____ LONGWOOD — A gray sign marks tl>c entrance to Candyland Park on Grant Street In the Skylark subdivision. . „ . It states the park Is open from Monday to l-riduy between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. On weekends and holidays, from 8 a.m. to dark. On one cloudy afternoon, a handful of people were using the facilities: a few adults sit on a swing and talk while some children spin themselves on a ride. Ollier than that, all Is quiet. This Is expected to change, however, when upgrading of the park will convert It Into a more Intensive recreational facility. In addition to existing tennis and basketball □ See Park, Page BA Sanford residents air concerns Town meeting affords a chance to sound off By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer SANFORD — At an Informal town meeting last night local residents expressed concerns about crack houses, morality of youth, political ethics and garbage pickup. A group of about 35 citizens met at First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church for a three-hour questlon-andonswer session with the mayor, two city commissioner* and other city officials. Mayor Beityc Smith and a group of citizens led by First Shiloh Rev. Harry Rucker called for the meeting In December, following a dispute over the District I commission race results. Rucker usked Smith why she voted against a motion for a hand recount of voles In the race between Lon Howell and Ja m e s Sweeting ID. Smllh replied that she was following a recommendation by city attorney William Colbert to recount votes only In the fashion of the Initial count. "|, indeed, was the swing vole" In Ihc 3-2 decision not to recount the votes. Smllh said. "My decision I did not have made when wc got tliere." Colbert lold the group that the slate election code requires dial a recount be done In a like manner as the original count. Votes In Sanlord are cast by punch ballots. Smllh said no motion was made for a mechanical recount, and she cannol make motions as mayor. Rucker asked Smllh why U r city has not observed □ Bee Meeting, Page BA S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD FO R T H E City commissioner Whitey Eckstein addresses a crowd of about 40 people who turned out tor Wednesday's town meeting. L N EW S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 i �SA — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, February 23, 1089 N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N AN D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Bodies recovered from crash site Base near San Bernardino, Calif., was en route from Peterson Air Force Base In Colorado Springs, Colo., to Hurlburt Field In northwest Florida when It went down on Its final approach around 8 p.m. CST Monday. It was four hours before rescuers arrived by helicopter at the site. Rescuers, ham­ pered by bad weather, managed to carved a road In the woods Tuesday. They began placing a 100-foot bridge over a creek Wednesday, and then planned to clear a 100-yard path to the heavily wooded site norht of Hulburt. Hanson said. Air Force officials, who began construct­ ing temporary structures near the site, said the Investigation and aircraft recovery could take up to a month. They ceased operations Wednesday about 5:30 p.m. and were expected to resume work Thursday at 6:30 fit*in * “ The only existing road Is a dirt road about a mile from the accident site. And so far they’ ve had to go In on foot through 3 to 5 feet of water to be able to get to the United Proas International Grant denies state election plans TALLAHASSEE — U.S. Rep. Bill Qrant denied Wednesday he switched to the Republican Party to prepare running for statewide office In 1990, and rejected calls to subject hts defection to the Judgement of voters. "1 definitely plan to run for re-election to the Congress of the Untied States as a Republican from the second district," Qrant said at a news conference. Of calls by Florida Democratic leaders that he resign and stand In a special election. Grant said, " I definitely do not plan to resign.- One o f the advantages of the House o f Repre­ sentatives Is that elections are every two years." Grant said the voters could decide then whether they approve o f his switch to the GOP, which he announced Tuesday at a White House news conference. State Democratic chairman Charlie Whitehead and other party leaders have said Orant was really preparing for a statewide political bid, perhaps for a seat on the state Cabinet. Multiple transplant patient dies MADISON, WIs. — Calvin Oliveira, the I8-month*old Deerfield Beach double-transplant patient, died Wednesday after his transplanted organs began deteriorating. University of Wlsconsln-Madlson hospital ofllclalB said. A hospital spokeswoman said the 16-month-old boy died at 5:45 p.m. CST. As his condition began worsening, doctors said they were out o f options and said nothing would be done to revive him should his heart or lungs fall. Beginning Sunday, the boy's lungs began filling with fluid, his transplanted small Intestine began bleeding and his transplanted liver began falling. Calvin also suffered from severe respiratory problems and doctors had ruled out the possibility o f more surgery. Calvin, the son of Carlos and Adriana Oliveira, came to Wisconsin Dec. 31 for surgery to replace his liver and small Intestine. Doctors termed Calvin’s condition as "a day-to-day affair" after evaluating him to determine whether more surgery would correct serious lung problems they once suspected were linked to his transplanted small Intestine. Calvin's transplanted liver had been functioning well until recently, according to previous reports. Calvin had a condition known as short bowel syndrome. Only 5 percent o f his small Intestine functioned, and his liver deteriorated. Milk bid rigging charged 1 i HURLBURT FIELD - Search teams wading In swamp water Wednesday recov­ ered the bodies of six men killed In an Air Force cargo Jet crash two days before, but were unable to find the remaining two passengers, who were presumed dead, officials said. The approximately 100 rescuers at the remote swamp on Eglln Air Force Base, meanwhile, were Joined by eight Air Force Investigators trying determine why the four-engine C-141 Starllfter crashed and burned short of the Hurlburt Field runway at Eglln during a severe storm. "Th e search and rescue teams report they've located the remains of six of the personnel," Air Force spokeswoman Victo­ ria Hanson said. "The remains have been removed to Eglln Air Force Bose Hospital for Identification/' The 168-fool-long Military Airlift Com­ mand transport, based at Norton Air Force Crack cocaine dealers arrested United Brass International TALLAHASSEE - A year-long Investigation o f crack cocaine distribution In the Tallahassee area has resulted In Indictments against 44 drug middlemen In north and south Florida. In­ vestigators announced W ed­ nesday. U.S. Attorney Michael Moore coordinated the Investigation with the FBI. the Drug En­ forcement Administration, the Florida Department of Law En­ forcem ent, the Tallahassee Police Department and other agencies. "I would say it's the biggest one In this area In terms of the types of dealers — upper- and m id-level types o f p eop le." Tallahassee Police Chief Melvin Tucker said of the Investigation. Tucker said the arrests for conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine remove a major supply of the drug from street distribu­ tion In the state capital, but cautioned, " I t doesn't mean anybody's won the war by any means." " I doubt seriously these ari rests will prevent others from TAMPA — Jack Parker Tribble Sr., former general sales manager o f the Orlando plant o f Borden, Inc., was charged Wednesday with conspiracy to rig bids for contracts to supply milk to schools In 39 Florida counties. U.S. Attorney Robert W. Genzman said the felony Informa­ tion filed In federal court In Tampa alleged the conspiracy began "at least In the early 1970'a and continued at least through July 1988," and that Tribble Joined the conspiracy In December 1980. Genzman said the government also filed a plea agreement, subject to court approval, requiring Tribble to serve six months in federal prison. The information alleged counties where milk contract bids were rigged for the 1987-88 school year Included Seminole, Clay. Y$tusla, Brevard, Pasco and Polk. ~ . Charles F. Rule, assistant attorney general in charge o f the , ■i * U.i^pcpartmcnl of Justice's Antitrust Division, said the case Is ‘ j/j the aucih In which crlml nal charges have beep filed as a result o f a grand Jury investigation Into colluslvirpractlces by dairy products suppliers In Florida. Borden finishes Job cuts FORT LAUDERDALE — Borden Inc.'s chairman said Wednesday that the company completed the elimination or more than 1,100 jobs through consolidation o f dairy operations and has acquired three small businesses. The New York company had announced that 1,160 Jobs would be eliminated alter It acquired the Meadow Gold dairy operations' from Beatrice In December 1966, said Borden spokesman Jim McCrary. Duplicated positions were eliminated with many long-term employees opting for early retirement while others received counseling and help In finding other Jobs. "They did very well because now there's a shortage o f people with these skills" of working in a food plant. McCrory said. He said the Job cuts were delayed a year because Borden was discussing a possible cooperative with Dairymen Inc. about merging plants and distribution systems that would have saved some positions, but that never materialized. R.J, Ventres, chairman and chief executive officer. In a meeting of the Consumer Analysts Group of New York's annual Florida Food Conference, said Borden has acquired three businesses. From Unllad Pros* International reports Tha dally number Wednesday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 gam e was 431. □ Straight Play (numbers In exact order): $290 on a 50c ent beI, $500 on$1. n Box 3 (numbers In any order): $60 lor e 50-cent bet, $180 on $1. n Box 6 (numbers In any order): $40 lor a 50-cent bet. $80 on $1. □ Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn, $80 In any order on s $1 bet. □ Straight Box 0: $200 In order drawn, $40 II picked In combina­ tion on $1 bet. (DIPS ai m) Thursday, February 23, I960 Vol. 81, No. 158 PuMtthod Dally sad lee Sty, tactfrt Saturday by The ieatenl Harold, tec.. MS N. French Aye., testers. Fie. nm. SecenS Cien P e tU fe Paid el tenlerS, FlerlSe n m P O lT M A t T E R i tendeSSree*cheeses •e T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D . P.O. Soi t u r . laniard. F L n m . Hem* Delivery: 1 Menlhi. I lf . H i t Month*. CM Mi Veer, tre es in State Metl: 1 Meethi I l l H i t Months. M t.M i Veer. IM .M . 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The tall T-shaped tall section re­ mained Intact. Off shore drilling could resume soon taking their places — that's going to continue," Moore said. Moore said "kilo quantities" of crack were distributed, but de­ clined to say exactly how much was Involved. Agents began arresting the suspects Wednesday morning In Tallahassee, Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Moore declined to Identify the suspects until all were In custody. T h e suspects were being charged under a new federal law providing for sentences of life In prison without parole and fines o f $4 million. Federal agents said If convicted, the suspects can expect to serve at least 20 years In federal prison. State Attorney Willie Meggs s a id F lo r id a 's s e n te n c in g guidelines provide for sentences of only 15 years, leas gain time In te n d e d to ea se c h r o n ic overcrowding In Florida's prison system. Moore said the federal statute was being applied to ensure longer prison terms, but warned the federal prison and court s y s te m s a re a ls o b e in g overburdened. I, J postponement on new leases In the area, but that ban has no affect on drilling in areas that already have been leased. E n viro n m en talists want Congress, Bush or Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan to enact a new. three-year ban. United Press International TALLAHASSEE - Oil companics could begin drilling In environmentally fragile areas off Florida's coast this fall unless federal officials re-enact a soon-to-explre ban, leading environmentalists said Wed­ nesday.- The environmentalists said even the day-to-day operation of oil rigs would disrupt the a r e a 's d e lic a t e o c e a n ic ecosystem . A m ajor spill would devastate tourism and fishing Industries, the econom­ ic lifeblood of the region. D rilling would endanger coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove trees and wildlife near the Florida Keys, the E v e rg la d e s and th e D ry Tortugas, they said. "W e arc extrem ely con­ cerned that there are nine oil companies that own 73 leases — two of which have already submitted plans of explore-' tlon," said Florida Public In­ terest Group director Ann Whitfield. "Those oil compa­ nies will be free to proceed In October of this year." There Is currently a con­ gressional ban on drilling off Florida’s Gulf coast south of Naples — but that ban expires on Sept. 30. President Bush has enacted an Indefinate Just as Important, said Audubon Society spokesman David Oluckman, Is the responslbllty Floridians and the federal government have to protect the delicate ocean ecosystem. "W e are as human beings a part of this earth, and we have a responsibility to protect all of the life on th is e a r t h ." Gluckman said. "W e should not permit our technology to destroy any o f It If we can avoid It." Labor sees challenges ahead offers reward United Brass International BAL HARBOUR - AFL-CIO prresident Lane Kirkland said W<ednesday organized labor has weathered some tough problems over the past several years and now faces new challenges. United Brass Intematteaal FO R T LAU D E R D ALE Tiffany Sessions's disappear­ ance was reclassified from a missing person to a kidnap­ ping Wednesday and her fa­ ther announced a $75,000 reward for Information leading to her safe return. Patrick Sessions, president o f the Weston division o f Arvlda Corp.. and private In­ vestigator Wayne Black said a "how to " manual also would be developed for parents with missing children. " T h is announcem ent Is based on the Investigation and study of her lifestyle," Black said. Those challenges Include the need for better enforcement of worker safety and health laws already on the books, and the organization of a new generation o f workers, Kirkland said at a news conference following a meeting o f the AFL-CIO execu­ tive council, which Is In Florida this week. "W e've weathered some very tough developments over the past few years. I think In fairly good shape, and face problems that are common to most trade union movements currently In most of the developed world," he said. The labor leader said those organized It to the extent that we problems have been caused In want to." Kirkland said. "W e part because capital is mobile, have been through cycles like while labor generally Is not. That this before In our history and difference has allowed compa­ have emerged stronger and I am nies to move manufacturing confident wc will again." On the Issue of worker safety, operations to locations with cheaper labor, idlin g other Kirkland said the primary pro­ blems workers face today are not workers elsewhere. “ That has had a bfg Impact of caused by the lack of laws, but course, particularly In the Indus­ rather a lack or enforcement "It Is our view that adequate trial sector," Kirkland said. "They're losses I think tended resources have not been com­ to have bottomed out and we are mitted (to enforcement) and In continuing to have gains In the fa c t re s o u rc e s h ave been newer growth sectors — public diminished, reduced — that Is a employment and the service major problem." Kirkland said. sector. So I think the prospects "W e want to see more In­ for the future are encouraging," spectors. more Inspections. We want to see more standards and he said. Changes In the work place and regulations.” "In many respects. It has the passage of time have created gotten worse. I point particularly a new work force that the to the safety in nuclear facili­ federation must organize. "A labor force has grown up ties." he said. "Thai has been allowed to fester and grow over around us that Is new In many the years." respects and we have not yet T H E W EATHEft T *SlUE Today...Clear, cold and windy. High temperature In the upper 40a, northwest winds 20-25 mph. T o n igh t...F ree ze warning. Cloudy with a low temperature In the upper 20a and northwest winds at 15-20 mph. Tomorrow...Clear, cold and windy again. Highs In the upper 40s. Winds from the northwest at 15-20 mph. Extended forecast... Fair Sat­ urday and not quite as cold with highs around 60. Lows Saturday night In (he 30s and 40s. 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" I watch children achieve suc­ cess." Brophey said. "Kids once troubled by vision problems or hearing problems, who receive treatment and go on to become a ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A man. who was pursued by Altamonte Springs police from the site of an attempted burglary at Callbee Crest Parkway, was captured after the pursuit ended with the suspect's car colliding with a car driven by a Seminole County shcrifTs deputy. The collision occurred on East Lake Brantley Road. David Ira Beltch. 28. of 442 Evesham Place. Longwood, was arrested at 12:13 a.m. today. He Is charged with fleeing to elude police, reckless driving, use of a vehicle In a felony, speeding, running a red light, driving on the wrong side of the road, driving with his headlights ofT, and driving without a seatbelt fastened. Police recover cocaine, charge runner SANFORD — A man who allegedly threw away a container of cocaine as he and another man ran from Sanford vice agents was caught and charged with possession of cocaine after police recovered the discarded packet. Jessie Leonard Paige, 28, no address, was charged with possession of cocaine and possession of cocaine with Intent to distribute behind 38 Higgins Terrace at 11:01 p.m. Tuesday. Police said they were In that area Investigating several recent robberies and aggravated assaults when they spotted Paige and his companion who ran. Bond is 82,000. but whose positive Influence Is immeasurable. In Seminole County, they are 182 strong and serve a 45,000 student population. The School Board recognized them last night by accepting a resolution from Gov. Dob Martinez slating Feb. 19-25 as Student Services Week. Brophey, a registered nurse for 13 years — nine years In schools — says the celebration Is nice, but the awards arc built Into the Job. School nurses provide medi­ cal resources or treatment for children. They work closely with p a ren ts and o th e r sch o o l personnel. Although Brophey's office Is at Lake Mary Elementary School, her work week wilt Involve travel to four other campuses. She will handle referrals, give education­ m al prrsrntallons. or just check with clinic assistants. With 26 elementary schools, nnd seven school nurses to serve them. It's a Job requiring Immense energy. Upon beginning her Job in Seminole County. Brophey says she was Immediately Impressed with the teamwork of school employees. In particular, of a child study team program, which Is In place In all schools. This group Involves the Bchool p r in c ip a l, n u rs e , s c h o o l psychologist, guidance counsel­ or. and social worker. "It gives you such a good feeling." Brophey said. "Its all the little things: the new child In school who has n stomach ache three days In a row. Knowing how that child feels, and being able to help is all I've ever wanted to do." SANFORDP PLAZA SANFORD ■ Burglary suspect captured after return N CASSELBERRY — A transient was arrested by Casselberry ollce after he reportedly returned to a shed he allegedly urglarizcd earlier. The man. police said, came back for his Jacket which held his driver's license and $80. The arrest was made at 6:58 a.m. Wednesday, about 90 minutes after police were first called to the burglary scene at 111 N. Lake Triplet Drive. There, victims said they ran the burglar off the first time he was seen trying to force entry to the shed. Police Investigated, but didn't find the suspect. They were called back to the scene after the burglar returned and was chased to Secret Lake Park by the victims, who captured him there. Michael Anthony Domer, 24. no address, Is charged with burglary, trespass to a structure and criminal mischief In the case. Police said he Is also wanted on a Volusia County warrant for failure to appear In court on an open container violation. Rd.. trauma: male, unknown age, transported; not trans­ ported were woman. 21. and man, unknown age. • 8:28 p.m. - 1600 W. 12th SL. trauma, woman. 33. not transported. L E THE LAST TICKET PR ICE O F A LL FALL A N D WINTER STOCK ALREADY REDUCED 50% A N D MORE! Tw o women don't follow caller’s orders WEDNESDAY •8:24 a.m. — Art Lone and L a k e M a r y B o u le v a r d , trauma, no injuries. •3:46 p.m. — 25th Street and Ridgewood Avenue, medical call, woman. 28, transported. • 8 p.m. — 136 Country Club G NOW TA K E AN A D D IT IO N A L C LAKE MARY — Seminole County sheriffs deputies are Investigating separate reports by two Lake Mary women who received early morning phone calls Wednesday from a man who Identified hlmselF as “ police." The caller said he had arrested their husbands on narcotics charges. The women said the man told them to go to a bank and get. in one case $1,000, and In the other case $2,000, to pay for their husbands' freedom. The women were to take the money to a local shopping center. Neither followed through wtth the scam. Both called their husbands' workplaces and determined they were at work and had not been arrested. They said the caller sounded like he Is possibly black and about 30 years old. In recent weeks several area persons have reported receiving similar calls and In at least three cases women left money and valuables In phone booths for the caller, even though their husbands had not been arrested as the caller claimed. O Wanted Altamonte Springs police are searching for the man shown In this composite drawing. The suspect Is accused of snatching a purse and beating a woman with a stick at aobut 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Altamonte Mall. He was driving a 1977-70 pickup truck with a Florida tag. The suspect Is 20 to 30 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall, 160 pounds with black hair and a beard. Information should be reported to police at B30-3816. •F U R S • SW EATERS • BLOUSES • SKIRTS • DRESSES • ROBES • SLEEPWEAR • SUPPERS AND M O R E I Lounge owner sues for permission SANFORD — The owner of a Longwood lounge has (lied suit in. Seminole Circuit Court asking the court lo overturn a decision of the county board of commissioners denying him a permit to serve mixed -drinks. • r The lounge was granted a permit to serve beer and wine lost July and In October applied to serve mixed drinks. The county commissioners voted to deny that permission on Jan. 24 after several people who live In the residential area adjacent to the lounge complained about loud music late at night emanating from the bar. Duke Mandell, owner of the lounge, told the commissioners (hat he had Installed sound-proofing in the lounge and was In the process of Installing sound-proofing seals on the doors. In his suit he says he purchased a state liquor license In November that allows him to serve mixed drinks, but needs county permission to do so. He asks the court to overturn the county commissioner's action and to allow him his request. * ■ ■■ • VISA • MAtmCAKO • AM. IX N IIt •ntcovM EN JO Y F R O M F L O R ID A Bus system improves for handicapped Effective March 1. Tri County Transit will be Improving the services It offers for those who are physically unable to use the regular bus system. Riders will be able to make trip reservations for the Special Services Program one day In advance Instead of (he current seven days In advance. The hours for reservations have been extended to 7 a.m. through 1 p.m. In addition, service will now be available Saturdays. Special services are offered Monday through Friday in the same area served by the regular bus system. Service Is offered Saturday In a reduced service area, but Tri County Transit hopes to Increase the area In future as well as offer Sunday and evening service. Tri County Transit also will operate shuttles for events scheduled at the Orlando Arena. The shuttles are free to the public and will pick up passen­ gers at the following designated shuttle stops: • Orange Avenue at Central Blvd. • Washington Street under 1-4 • South Street at Boone Avenue The shuttles run continuously and begin two hours prior to show time. There will be a charge lo park at the facilities near the pickup points. Seminole National Bank at 251 West First Street (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -5 1 9 0 C o m e in a n d m e e t o u r S ta f f G IF T S R E F R E S H M E N TS G R E A T PRIZES LO BBY H O UR S Just for stepping In to say hello. Mon.* Thurs. 9 •4 PM Friday 9 * 6 PM Feb. 21 thru Feb. 24, 1989 Mon.-Fri. Drive In 8 * 6 PM Open art account at either location the month of Feb. 1989 and be eligible for a special prize drawing. Closed Saturday & Sunday Your Independent Community Bank Stop by our newest office, located In downtown Sanford. Sem inole National B ank, yo ur locol Independent bank where yo ur m o ne y is being reinvested back Into yo u r c o m m u n ity. W e’re local people serving local needs. m u itiuit oppoitunitt S e m in o le N a tio n a l B a n k FENC �4 A — Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Thursday, February 23, 1909 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 411*214) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407*322*2611 or 831*9993 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. Hotle, Executive Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director Home Delivery: 3 Months. 019.30; 6 Months. 039,00; Year. 078.00. In State Mall: 3 Monlha. 023.50; 0 Months. 049.00; Year, 096.00. Out Of State Mall: 3 Months 021.64: 6 Months 040.58: Year 078.00. E D IT O R IA L S A no-win situation The Slate Department's annual country-by-country report on human-rights violations underlines the dtstrubing degree to which Israel is compromising Its values and traditions as a Western-style democracy under the rule or law. A generation alter Incorporating the West Bank and Gaza Strip, under military rule, Israel Is confronted by the futility of using force to suppress an increasingly restive population of 1.3 million disenfranchised Palestinians. The 14-month-old intifada led by Arab youths in the occupied territories has coat the lives of some 400 Palestinians. But Israelis are paying an ever steeper Intangible price as the army tries In vain to put down the uprising with "force, might, beatings," In a vivid phrase of Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin. By ita sometimes brutal tactics, the Israeli government has surrendered the moral high ground It had held for four dacades. Conse­ quently, it has squandered an Important m easure o f support around the world, especially in the United Stales. Many Ameri­ can Jews, In particular, are saddened and sickened b y ' nightly television scenes of stone-hurling youths being shot to death by the Israeli Defense Forces, homes being blown up to punish Arab sympathizers, Palestinians being forcibly deported from areas where they have lived for genen-tlons. Israel faces in the Intifada a classic no-win proposition for a democracy. The more it relies on excessive military force and other repressive measures to quell civil unrest, the more It erodes support for Its government, both at home and abroad; far worse over the long term, It risks gravely undermining Its democratic character. l' T h e!Statt Department human-rights report detafliP^ln stark terms the extraordinary abu ses that have becom e alm ost copibonp&He in Israel during the last year; . . . "There was wiseapread beating of unarmed Palestinians ... I.D.F. troops used clubs to ireak limbs and beat Palestinians who were lot directly Involved in disturbances or -eststlng arrest." "Soldiers turned many people out of their tomes at night, making them stand for hours, rnd rounded up men and boys and beat them n reprisal for stone-throwings." "There were live cases in 1988 in which inarmed Palestinians in detention died under luestionable circumstances or were clearly tilled by the detaining officials." "Soldiers frequently used gunfire in situaions that did not present mortal danger to roopa, causing many avoidable deaths and njuries." "There were many cases of unjustified tilling which -did not result In disciplinary ictlons or prosecutions ... Regulations were tot rigorously enforced; punishments were isually lenient." "A t lease 154 houses of A rabs were lcmollshed or sealed ... prior to trial and xmvlctlon." Despite the harsh treatment meted out to Palestinians by the Israeli authorities, the ntlfada shows no sign of abating. Until Israel lgures out how to defuse the Palestinian in rest In ways consistent with the Jewish itatc's democratic values and traditions. It Arlll risk losing far more than Just the jprislng. Berry's World ROBERT W AGMAN New chief of staff is off to shaky start MANCHESTER. N.H. - When former Gov. John Sununu — how White House chief of staiT — came home to New Hampshire recently for a local speech by President Bush, it was no doubt a welcome respite. So far Sununu has not had an easy time in his new Job. Tc Till the position, Bush passed over his vice presidential chief o f staiT, Craig Fuller, in favor of Sununu — a former college professor turned politician who has a doctorate In engineering from MIT. Bush said he did so because of Sununu's political toughness, and because, as a former state chler executive, his new aide was used to hard decision-making. Bush aiso owed Sununu a huge debt for personally rescuing his faltering campaign in the critical New' Hampshire primary. The appointment as White House chief of staff was considered risky by many because Sununu lacked experience among Washington Insiders — and because of his abrasive manner and quick temper. Based on Sununu's initial weeks In his post, more than a few longtime observers believe the reservations were Justified. Many on Capitol Hill, including some Influen­ tia l R e p u b lic a n s , b e lie v e Sununu has mishandled the confirmation of John Tower as Secretary of Defense. WHAT WOULD WE HAVE If THESE PEOPLE GOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT FIREARMS T f J A C K A N D ER S O N a-p Jim Wright as Charlie Brown m m . ELLEN G O O D M A N Let’s bah alarms that rob BOSTON — It Is 3 a.m.. a happy hour for creatures o f the deep REM. the time o f night when pillow and posture have found their natural resting state and the mind Is free to dream. But somewhere from the middle distance, a sound la piercing the plotline o f one urban sleeper's dream. WAAAAH. One long loathsome note in the night. It is the well-known cry from the modem beast of burden, the car alarm. In our sleeper's city neighborhood an automobile Is shrieking. Like a watchdog In front o f the ranch, the car howls on and on, announcing some perceived Intrusion on its territory. Probably the prowler Is the wind, or a faulty electrical wire or a branch that has touched the high-gloss sensitivity of its surface, but the car Is relentless in Its screaming self-defense. Behind a brick wall, our sleeper gradually and reluctantly is roused from the kingdom of deep REMs. One eye opens onto the green numbers of the digital clock: 3:15 a.m. She estimates the distance of the olTendlng vehicle. A block, maybe two. She calculates the timing. Five minutes maybe ten. She la a veteran of many sucli night In a city where car alarms arc more common than cat howls. So she offers a small prayer to the Saint o f Slumber Let this be the kind that goes olT automatically. Her prayers arc answered. Pillows and posture are rearranged. But with a cruelly yet to be ranked on any torture list, as she begins to drift off (he alarm springs back Into action. On agolns, off again. The digital clock reads 4:34 a.m. Her dreams have now been replaced by fantasies of revenge. If It weren't so cold and dark. ah. what a time she would have. A spray can. a deflated tire come Into tier mind. She would wait In hiding for the owner and handcuff him to a chair with a six-hour tape plugged Into his brain. Have a nice day. * The Senate Armed Services Committee was alleging wrongdoing by Tower and others originally had been misfiled by the Office of angered when members learned that FBI orlfilnalU background-investigation reports were being Personnel Management. As for the GOP briefing. shown to Tower before the panel received them. *Sununu says it was held at the request of Sen. Alsd, the committee learned from the press that John Warner, and he would have given the same briefing to Nunn had he requested it. a key document charging wrongdoing by Tower If nothing else, Sununu Is teaming how to shift and members of the blame like a White House veteran. U.S. arms control delegation he led In Meanwhile, others believe that Sununu Geneva was being mishandled the floating of a trial balloon about w it h h e ld b y th e using depositor-paid Insurance fees to bail out White House. Final­ failing savings and loans. They also think he ly, chairman Sam mishandled the budget, which asks for specific Nunn, D*Ga., was increases In some programs, but effectively o u tra g e d w hen forces Congress to take the political heat for'any Sununu called in cuts. Republican members Sununu readily admits he Is still learning on of the committee for the Job. but he says. "I think we have had a good a b riefin g on the first few weeks. There is obviously a learning continuing FBI in­ curve for some of us. We’ve shown that we are vestigation. willing to work with the Hill on solving the Sununu dismisses budget and other problems, t think we're settling these charges. He ( i f nothing in well.’ ’ says all requests for else, the exIn New Hampshire, the story is different. Here Information from the jovernor is Sununu still remains the most powerful political A rm ed S e r v ic e s earning how force in the state. C o m m it t e e w e r e toshlftDlamel It Is no secret that Sununu wants to be a passed on Immedi­ senator. He has retained a quartcr-mllllon-dollar ately to the FBI. He campaign fund. says the document By' 5:07. she has begun a more serious computation. There are a minimum of a thousand people within range of the offending vehicle. Of that number surely half have had their sleep shattered. What Is the productivity of that small community, what ure their salaries, what Is the cost In crankiness and exhaustion due to loss of sleep? What on the other hand ts the relative value of (he cor? How many of these alarms are (rue and how many more false? How did the shrieking of the four-whrelrd night creature become an accepted fact of life? Our former sleeper, now fully alert, thinks back to the recent Saturday when. In full daylight, a false alarm polluted an entire downtown block and hundreds o f people p a s s iv e ly w a lk ed around it. They ac­ cepted the right of that car owner to disturb their peace in his efforts to protect his property. Docs the shrieking of the night represent the victory of crime o v e r com m u n ity? Our would-be sleeper Is a veteran of one stolen tape-deck. She lives in a city where car theft Is a major hobby. But it occurs to her that our selfC She is a vet­ defense budget has eran of many e s c a l a t e d such nights J autom atically. We r a r e ly c a lc u la t e whether this defense has affected commu­ nity life more than the oifenae. Our car alarms announce that we value private property over public interest. We support the right of citizens to protect their property, even if their false alarms steal our Bleep. Is it too much, to suggest some comparison to guns? After all. in defense of the right to bear arms of seif-protection, we allow easy access to weapons that shatter whole commu­ nities. What she is proposing now — It is 5:45 a.m. and counting — is a reassessment of the value of property over community. If we can pass rules for private spare — don't dump garbage in the front lawn, or don't keep a chicken coop in the city — then why allow a loaded car ready to go oft at any minute? If we can zone everything from the height of fences to the behavior of pitbulls, surely we can insist on a no-siren zone. It Is six o'clock In the city. An owner's hope to scare oft a thief has instead robbed a neighborhood of quiet. The woman chalks a victory for the things that go WAAAAH In the night. She rises now to sound the alarm about alarms. Quietly, of course. L E TTE R S T O T H E EDITOR Letters to the editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing uddrrss and telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject und as brief as possible. The Sanford Herald reserves the right to edit. WASHINGTON - In the "Peanuts" comic strip, Lucy repeatedly makes a sucker or Charlie Brown by promising to tee up a football for a place kick and then whisking the ball awayjuat aa poor dumb Charlie runs up to it. Something o f the sort has been happening to the Democrats in Washington this winter. First, Speaker Jim Wright was lured into a horrendous pratfall when Democrats and Republicans alike chickened out of a deal to get them all a hefty pay raise. Then the Democratic leaders m ay hav e let themselves be cast again to play Charlie Brow n to G eorge Bush's Lucy In the 1990 budget light. ‘ - The start of all this was the expressed eagerness of Wright and Senate Demo­ cratic leader George Mitchell to establish a fr ie n d lie r re la ­ tionship with the ( t h e Democrat­ Bush White House ic leaders may than they had with have let th e o p e n ly a n tithemselves be C o n g re ss R eagan cast again to administration. play Charlie In the eight-year Brown to conflict between Cap­ George itol Hill and the Oval Bush s Lucy£ O ffic e , C o n g re s s prevailed In a few skirmishes, but there was little doubt that Reagan won the war. at least on the level of public popularity. The new president encouraged detente by declaring In his Inaugural address. ‘ T o my friends — and yes, I mean friends — In the loyal opposition — and yes. I mean loyal — I put out my hand." The Democratic leaders leaped at the offer, saying they looked forward to working with Bush jUBt os soon as the new president disclosed his plans for the federal budget and all the programs that depend on It. The Democrats may have figured they were setting a trap by proposing that Bush show hts hand first. It was their firm belief that Bush either would have to propose politically unacceptable budget cuts, such as in Social Security, or to break his “ read my lips" campaign promise to seek no new taxes. If that was the Democratic strategy, it backfired. In hts speech to Congress Feb. 9, Bush announced a select list of high profile social and educational programs he wanted to see given Increased funds, but carefully avoided proposing specific major cuts except for a freeze In Pentagon spending. As for new revenues. Hush happily declared that any extra money needed was Just waiting to be collected In the form of additional taxes on Investments that would be generated by cutting the capital gains tax. He Is well aware that Is about the last thing the Democrats will agree to do. Bush also had in mind some of the same major cuts in Medicare payments to doctors and price support payments to farmers that President Reagan proposed In January, but he left It to Congress — for which read the Democrats — to come up with the rest of the money to make the budget fit within the deficit-cutting requirements of the Gramm-Rudman law. The upshot of all this Is that Bush got the "pleasure" of proposing increases for some popular -social programs and left Congress with the "pain" of either finding other domestic programs to cut or proposing tax Increases to pay for the Increases. The congressional leaders certainly will try to recover the Initiative as negotiations on the budget go forward, but their plana (or a booming kirkoft tn this game already seems to have been foiled by yet another revival of the old Lucy fools Charlie scenario. �Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Thursday. February 23. 198!) — BA Jury F IN A N C IA L Continued from Page 1A S to c k s open lower shortly after the market opened. Declines led advances 552-165 NEW YORK — Prices opened among the 1,165 Issues crossing lower Thursday In moderate the NYSE tape. Early turnover trading o f New York Stock amounted to about 7,130,000 Exchange Issues, pressured by shares. Investors' renewed worries about In economic news, the gov­ the outlook for Inflation and ernment said durable goods or­ Interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial ders dropped 3 percent In average, which fell 42.50 Wed­ January. Most analysts had nesday. was o(T 5.54 to 2278.39 forecast a slightly larger decline. United Pr»aa International Dollar lower, gold higher United Press International Previous close 386.25 up 3.00 Morning fixing 389.00 up 2.75 Hong Kong 387.90 up 2.10 New York Cotnex spot gold open 390.40 up 3.50 Comex spot silver open 6.00 up 0.065 (London m orning fixin g change la based on the pre­ vious day's closing price.) Meeting-------Continued from Page 1A Martin Thomas said, i am concerned about our youth and the lack of Luther King Jr.'s birthday as a recreational facilities....I believe ,,^Qm ?Um es, wfc'r^ putting our f •'! suspect'this wjUL.be the, yearJ sen io r.,.citizen s b e fo r e o u r it will happen, but It depends on youth," he said. the-budget." Smith tald. She said she asked City * Manager Frank Faison to determine what such an obcrvancc would cost the city. The city needs an ordinance lo demolish known crack houses. Police Chief Steve Harriett told the mayor after several citizens voiced concern about drugs In Sanford. Harriett asked Smith to consider such an ordinance at the n ext c ity c o m m iss io n workshop meeting. "Th e tentacles (of drug abuse) reach deep into our community, with the potential to reach all of us." Harriett said The community o f Sanford Isn’t doing enough for the youth of Sanford. Commissioner Bob Geneva Coatinned from Pago 1A Voorhees said state guidelines also require studies of the Im­ pact of forming the city, which will take time. He said Universi­ ty o f Central Florida government studies students might conduct the study for the community and prepare a charter for the com­ munity. V o o rh e e s c ite s s e v e r a l exam ples as reasons many Geneva residents want to Incor­ porate lo gain "self determina­ tion." T h e reasons In clu de the county's opening of the Osceola Landfill In the early 1970s. the routing of a Florida Bower and Light line through their area Commissioner Whltey Ecks­ tein, who has taught In Seminole County schools for 20 years, told parents In the group to Impress on their children values rather than material wealth. "Our kids are working loo much: they're working for the wrong reasons; they're working for $100 Puma sneakers." he said. Alexander Ci Wynn III, San­ f o r d H o u s in g A u t h o r i t y chairman, asked Eckstein, "Haw can you tell kids that live In shotgun houses, 'Stay away from money'?” "I was bom In New York City In a ghetto. My parents Immi­ grated from Germany....They weren't able to give me many material things, but they gave me character." Eckstein told <n London Interest These quotations provided by members of the National Association o f Securities Dealers are representative Inter-dealer prices as of mld-momlng today. Interdealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not Include retail markup or markdown. Ask ■id 344 American Pioneer 314 33H 3344 Barnett Bank 2214 2244 First Union 3014 3014 FP&L 3414 3444 Fla. Progress 4814 4844 HCA 1814 1814 2414 2414 Morrison's 6044 6014 NCR Corp. 44 45 Plessey 1244 13 Scotty's Southeast Bank 21 2144 21 2 m SunTrust 7344 7314 Wall Disney Westtnghouse 5544 5544 Brunswick * 1744 1744 10 1014 HBJ 1644 17 Fla. National 4444 45 Winn-Dixie ... 2914 30 Emerson 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign and domestic gold & sliver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce Thursday: Gold Local I Gold And Silver Stock prices closed sharply lower Wednesday In moderately active trading as Investors took ai d im v i e w o f n e w s o f a hlgher-than-expected rise In January consumer prices and took profits on the market's recent gains. 3 * The dnllar was mostly lower Thursday in moderate trading on m ajor foreign currency markets. Gold was higher. In early New York trading, the d olla r was s lig h tly h igh er against most foreign currencies In listless trading following a Commerce Department report showing the nation's durable goods oders for January fell 3 percent. Currency traders In New York said even though the figure showed less o f a slowdown than many analysts had expected, the market was too absorbed with other factors to take notice to the blg-tickct fluctuations. In T ok yo, the dollar fell slightly against the Japanese yen. closing at 126.29 yen, off 0.33 from 126.62 yen Wednes­ day. Traders In Japan said the dollar's slide was In line with Its weak tone In New York Wed­ nesday, where It fell In reaction to the U.S. Labor Department's announcement of a 0.6 percent rise In the consumer price Index for January. The Tokyo foreign exchange market will be closed Friday for the funeral o f Emperor Hlrohlto. It will reopen Monday. The dollar closed lower In Singapore at 1.927 Singapore dollars, down from 1.9275, and managed a small gain In Hong Kong, where It ended the day at 7.601 Hong Kong dollara, up from 7.8005. In Europe, the dollar began the day In Frankfurt at 1.8325 West German marks, down from 1.836 marks on Wednesday. The dollar began the day in Zurich at 1.561 Swiss francs, down from 1.5685. In Paris, the dollar opened at 6.243 French francs, down from 6.276. The dollar opened In Brussels at 38.45 Belgian francs, down from 38.63, and began the day In Italy at 1,345.75 Italian lire, down from 1,351.90 lire. Also, the gain In December orders was revised upward to 7.3 percent from 6.4 percent. out of hts double-wide mobile home, he had the gun at his side, pointed at the ground. Wallace said. "I didn’t recognize the man getting out of his car and I hollered at him, asking If he didn't see the no trespassing signs and whnt he was doing on my property." Wallace said. He told the Jury that Conner "hollered somthlng back" but said he couldn't recall what he said. He said he did not know Conner was a minister until he heard It after deputies arrived. Under cross examination by Hastings. Wullace said although he couldn't remember what Conner said to him, he Is sure Conner didn't say he was a minister. "He said something about the kingdom of God Just before the gun went ofT," he said under cross examination. Wallace said Conner kept walking toward him and when they were a few Inches apart, Wallace raised the gun to about level to push him away and as Conner's body pushed against It the gun "Just exploded. "I don't remember much about what happened after that," he said, Wallace told the jury Is first though was to get Conner to the hospital and he helped him Into his car. then slid behind the steering wheel. He said he remembers that the car's pedals were too far away for him to reach comfortably. Under cross examination, Wallace said he Is 5 feet 9 Inches tall. Earlier testimony Indicated Conner was 5 feet 8 Inches tall. When asked by Hastings what he did until a deputy arrived. Wallace said he couldn't re­ member. but said he must have put some pants on because he had them on when Deputy Todd Rains arrived. He said he and his wife argued about calling the police or medical help, with Wallace arguing that he didn't want to wait, but to drive to the hospital right away. Hastings asked "when were you going to take this mortally wounded man to the hospital. Earlier testimony put the time between the shooting and the time when Rains arrived at up to an hour and a half. Park Continued from Page 1A very preliminary concept plan courts, the park pending a final design document will be expanded to Include a and provided the cost estimate playground, little league field, will buy us all these Items," recreation building, two softball Farach said. The city already has applied fie ld s , c o m m u n ity c e n te r, athletic courts, raquetbatl and for a grant from the state volleyball courts and a multi­ D epartm ent of Natural R e­ purpose athletic field for soccer, sou rces In the am ount o f $120,000 to be matched by local football and kite flying. But, all of these things aren't funds of $100,000, according to going to happen Instantly, ac­ officials. Contingent on the grant being cording to Commissioner Gene Forach, who will be Involved In awarded, the city will have approximately $220,000 to de­ the development o f the park. "These ideas are based on a velop the first phase of the park. Midway Continued from Page 1A However, Jackson said such who sec this every day. There calls have been made and have ore two kids, aged 12. who left produced no results. Seminole County commission­ school this week, knowing they can make more money (selling er Fred Slrectman said Sheriff John Polk has sought a county drugs), than going to school." Jackson said a restriction o rd in a n c e b an n in g p u b lic against drinking outside taverns alcohol consumption In “ public" would not deter customers from areas, although "public areas" Dow Jones going to taverns. "This would needs further definition. Langley Dow Jones Averages not stop the public from going to and other legislators pledged 10:00 a.m. an establishment arid drinking. support If state laws arc needed 30 Indus 2283.75 ofTO. 18 It does not deprive them o f their to enable the county to adopt such restrictions. 20 Trans 1068.24 off 0.97 rights," he said. Legislators also pledged their 15 Utils 183.62 unchanged What such law would do. support in researching a state 6 5 Stock 872.90olT0.28 Jackson said, Is lower crime. "W e feel that half of these law providing safeguards for crimes would be cut In half." all-night convenience store and Jackson said. "Drug trafllcklng gasoline station workers from would be hard lo do and drug robbers and gunmen. Sylvester Chang, who owns sales would be forced from the public where kids can sec Sanford Gulf Service, Inc., 2518 Wynn In an emotional response. S. French Ave.. said some areas "You can no longer tell a poor them." S e n . D ic k L a n g l e y . R- of the state have Imposed re­ kid from a rich kid by the way Clermont, said the state Division quirements that q minimum of they dress." Eckstein said. o f A lcoh olic Beverages and ] two employees be present while Rutlter raised questions about • ‘ Firearms should be noflllcd of the business Is opened, but that the city policy o f mandatory possible vfolpjApns o f liquor does not help deter Criminals. garbage pickup: Smith told him "Numbers Is not what Is going licenses by the public drinking. the policy was Implemented lo address Individuals who were dumping garbage on others' property. Late last year the city adopted an ordinance to waive garbage pickup fees for lowincome Individuals. to stop a gu nman,'' Chang said. Pat Morlcca, president of the S ervic e S tation D ealers o f Florida, told legislators the state needs to prevent contracts with oil companies and other fran­ chisers forcing 24-hour opera­ tions by their dealers and fran­ chisees. For businesses choosing to stay open, Morlcca proposed requirements for bullet-proof glass enclosures for employees, employee-activated alarms, fire extinguishers, power door locks and door bells. 24-hour security video tape recorders, drop safes, outside security lighting and windows cleared of signs and other obstructions. Langley and Reps. Art Grindlc. R-Altamonte Springs, and Bud Gardner, R-Tltusvllle, pledged support for some form o f securi­ ty measures. Strcetmaq(anf! Bob Lewis, executive vice prpalden^ oT th e G r e a t e r £ e m {'n o t’c Chamber o f Commerce, also offered support. Landscaping Sale Also attending the meeting were Fire Chler Tom Hickson, recreation department Superin­ tendent Jeff Munson and City Clerk Jan Donahoe. Rucker said he called the meeting because he "wanted to accomplish a communication link between the black commu­ nity and the city from grass roots people beyond Commis­ sioner Thomas-.1 felt like It was' accomplished." • [l COW MANURE. tMmm POjSsOIL ■: 111 w **— cJitJssrii* m r: d g fr r s n iM m il during the early 1980s, up to Sanford's recent decisions to Bpray treated wastewater on a 2,200-acre site next to Seminole Woods and seek a federal prison and Veteran's Administration hospital on that site. "It Anally got to the point where something had lo be done." Voorhees said. "A ll we need Is the structure to do It." Under the proposed communi­ ty. Voorhees envisions Geneva police and fire protection still being provided by the county through contracts. He said c o u n ty t a x e s th a t w o u ld normally provide those services to unincorporated residents would be relumed to the city This phase will Include the major recreational facilities such as softball fields, a little league field, tennis courts, volleyball and other equipment. "Once we have the money In house, we will Identify what we have to do," Farach said. The total acreage o f the pork Is slightly more than 17 acres, which Includes a passive picnic area. Farach said a survey Is pending to determine the city property line along Grant Street. He said there Is a conflict between two surveys. which in turn, would use the money to pay for the contracted services. Perhaps the biggest obstacle Incorporation proponents face is the small population In the area In c lu d in g G e n e v a p ro p e r. Seminole Woods subdivision and the areas of Mullet Lake, Os­ ceola. Lake Hamey and Snow Hill which could be Included In the Incorporation. Voorhees said. Rea. $1.05 7 U * Reg. $1.35 89 *1 JOLS | 1_____ tftji&r 1 satmmmm*m M LB G re e n T u rf 0 CYPRESS a MULCH § Voorhees said Information from county, utility and postal sources show there are an estimated 4.790 people in the Geneva area. iammiim $jj09 19 MLB § pm»iteem7inn5 i i LANDSCAPE 1 PINE BARK 6 - 6 - 6 With Minors Reg $2.79 SUN wrltor Lowr t L. ttolivon tits tonDtrtbutod to IMt rapart. Sale *2” 40lbs. Reg. *1.79 VLBERTA L. BA88 Alberta L. Bass. 32. 410 Reed \ve.. Oviedo, died Tuesday at rer residence. Bom Nov. 7. 1956 n Thomasvllle. Ga.. she moved o Oviedo from Hlnesvllle. Ga.. In 1972. She was a cook and a Jehovah's Witness. Survivors Indude husband. Vllliam H.; sons. William Dcnethirs. Paul Lemech. both of >vledo: parents. Lcgtrlha and lo h n n y Jon es. H ln e s v llle : rrothers. Sinclair. Hector, both if Miami. Johnny Lee Eric, tobert. all of Hlnesvllle: sisters, ^alheda. Columbia. S.C.. Debra Jennett. Anelta Mlnrer. Pamela rhom aa. Casandra Ram os. Charlotte, all o f H lnesvllle; internal grandmother. Ini Mae. flnesvllle: maternal grandmother. Alberta Cumnlnga. Hlnesvllle. Mitchell's Funrral Home. Or­ lando. in charge o f arrange­ ments. MAHLK It. McRAJt Mable E. McRae. 92. I l l F ra n ce s D rive. A lta m o n te Springs, died Wednesday Alta­ monte Springs. Bom In Buffalo, N.Y.. she moved to Altamonte Springs from Veto Beach In 1977. She was a homemaker and an Episcopalian. She wax*B 60-ycar-member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Vcro Beach. Survivors Indude son. James R., Altamonte Springs: daugh­ ter, Desiree E. Yochtm. San A n ton io. T exas; 12 gra n d ­ c h i l d r e n ; 15 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. C o x - P a r k e r C a re y Hand Guardian Chapd. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. MARY E. NICHOLS Mary E. Nichols. 94. 2615 S. Laurel Ave.. Sanford, died today at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Sanford. Bom Dec. 15. 1894 In Green County. Pa., she moved to Sanford from Spraggs. Pa., in 1962. 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Florida — Thursday, February 23, 1989 E th ic s re p o rt o n W rig h t re a d y United Press International California weapon laws challenged :apor owners, backed by the SAN FRANCISCO — Seven weapons National Rifle Association, asked the: ICalifornia Supreme Court Wednesday to block enforcement of Los Angeles and Stockton ordinances banning military-style assault rifles. The two lawsuits both contend only the state Legislature has the broad regulatory power to control possession o f firearms. The power held by the state pre-empts local municipalities from enacting a patchwork of varied rules, according to the suit. “ The (Los Angeles) ordinance runs roughshod over the state's broad regulatory program governing the types of firearms that - may be possessed,“ attorney Reginald Steer wrote In the court papers. Five gun owners from Los Angeles — Including two police officers — and two Stockton residents went directly to the state Supreme Court contending the city ordinances are unconstitu­ tional and asked the court for a temporary halt o f enforcement until the Issue is resolved. The suit also points out similar ordinances have been approved In Compton, Santa Clara County, Carson and Gardena, maintaining they are all In violation of state constitutional authority. The suit notes a 1982 state attorney general's opinion that cities may not prohibit the possession o f handguns within the i ........... ....... to regulate weapons — Is held by — the■state. city because..the •power Polls say U.S., Japan are closer NEW YORK — Recent surveys conducted In Japan and the United States conclude that tensions between the countries, rooted In economic competitiveness, have begun declining, The New York Times reported Thursday. Citizens of the two nations have begun developing closer ties, following a period o f strain, the newspaper reported on the eve o f the funeral o f Emperor Hlrohito. In Japan the Emperor's death Is widely believed to mark the end o f the post-World War II era. However, Americans and Japanese disagreed strongly over Emperor Hlrohlto's role In World War II, the newspaper said, citing a Tokyo Broadcasting System poll of 1,060 Japanese adults, and a New York Tlmes/CBS Poll survey of 1,233 Americans. Both surveys were conducted last week. In Japan only one third of the persons polled thought the Emperor bore some responsibility for the war, while two-thirds of Americana believed he played a role. The Japanese Imperial family has remained silent since the war on the nature of Hlrohlto's role. A majority o f Americans polled, 63 percent, said they supported President Bush’s decision to attend the funeral. Asked to characterize relations between the nations, 79 percent o f Americans and 68 percent o f Japanese said they were very friendly. In early 1987 72 percent o f Americans and only 43 percent o f Japanese described the relationship as very friendly. In general, Japanese and Americans were In agreement that Japan's power has Increased. Additionally, older adults In both nations disapprove of the values of younger people, particularly a perceived recent decline In the work ethic. Chicago Democrat Is now a QOPer CHICAGO — Former Cook County Democratic Party leader Edward Vrdolyak, who made an unsucessful mayoral bid as an Independent in 1987, announced late Wednesday that he will mount a write-in campaign In next week's Republican primary ttt mayor. "I'll be your candidate," the former alderman told about 500 cheering supporters at a "Draft Vrdolyak" rally on the city's So&theaat Side. The deadline for filing as a write-in candidate Is Friday. "The bottom line Is that some 95,000 letters have come In support of him, showing that we have a lot o f momentum and enthusiasm." said Morgan Carter, spokesman for the Com­ mittee to Draft Ed Vrdolyak. As an alderman. Vrdolyak was a leader o f the City Council opponents of Harold Washington, the city’s first black mayor, and became a symbol to many of the racial polarization of Chicago politics. He has since left the Democratic Party to become a Republican. The Cook County Republican Party has formally backed Dr. Herbert Sohn In the Republican primary. Sohn said he was uzxled by Vrdolyak's decision to buck the party and challenge Im. " I don't understand him," Sohn said. "When you're In a party, you work within the sytem." Cook County GOP Chairman James Dvorak said although the party supports Sohn In the primary. If Vrdolyak wins, he will receive full party backing In the general election. R Apple sues Apple over name CUPERTINO, Calif. — Apple Corps. Ltd,, the record label started by the Beatles, has decided there are some things It cannot let be. The music company has sued Apple Computer Inc., charging that the computer giant violated a secret agrceinent-not to use the Apple name In the music business. In a lawsuit filed In London. Apple Corps, claimed the Cupertino-based computer company signed an agreement in 1981 not to use the Apple trademark on products specifically designed to synthesize music. The music company, which represents the three surviving Beatles and the estate o f John Lennon, said many of Apple's new products. Including the Macintosh 11 and the Apple Mg. violate the agreement because they can synthesize music and help exchange Information between musical instruments and a computer. A spokeswoman for the computer company said It docs not believe It violated the agreement. Until now, the 1981 agreement has been kept secret, in spite of the massive coverage Apple Computer has received since It was founded In 1977. From Unltad Pres* International reports WHEN IT COMESTO INSURANCE, tSU GIVESYOU MORE FORLESS. M / K A R N INSURANCE AO IN C T 413 W. First St. Ph. 322-5762 William H. "Biil" Wight C.P.C.U. President W A S H IN G T O N - E ig h t months after It agreed to an Investigation of House Speaker Jim Wright, the House ethics committee has received a com­ prehensive report by the special counsel hired to look Into the case. The com m ittee now must analyze the report, which has not been made public, to de­ termine If further action Is war­ ranted or If the matter can be closed. The committee was scheduled to meet Thursday to consider "pending business," but It was thought the 12-member panel would need more time before making a decision on the Wright case. The panel has other cases pending as well. In a b rie f announcem ent Wednesday, the committee said Chicago lawyer Richard Phelan had submitted his report on the Investigation Into the allegations against Wright. D-Texas. The committee voted unanimously June 9 to begin “ a preliminary Inquiry." The committee voted to look Into six Issues, primarily In­ volving financial arrangements for the publication o f his book. "Reflections of a Public Man," his Intervention with govern­ ment officials in behalf of Texas savings and loan executives and In behalf of oil and gas Interests, and questions about his use o f a Fort Worth condominium owned by the son o f a longtime friend and business partner. mk. Saefsrd The committee announcement Wednesday simply said that Tuesday Phelan had "submitted to the committee his report In connection with the preliminary Inquiry regarding Speaker Jim Wright. Beyond Informing the public of this particular event, the committee will have no further comment on the mat­ ter." Wright later told reporters he Is anxious for the Investigation to be concluded and that the c o m m it t e e h ad d o n e “ a thorough, e x h a u s tiv e " job . James Wright Exon says he will vote against Tow er United Frees International W ASHINGTON - Defense S e c r e ta r y - d e s ig n a t e J o h n Tower's nomination received a dam agin g blow when Sen. James Exon. D-Ncb., said he will oppose It because a secret FBI report suggests Tower may not have beaten a drinking problem. The Senate Armed Services Committee planned a closed afternoon session Thursday to decide when to vote on Tower's nomination. Exon's statement la t e W e d n e s d a y fo llo w e d Chairman Sam Nunn's declara­ tion that he disagrees with President Bush's claim the re•port knocks down allegations against Tower. But White House Press Secre­ In the committee. But regardless tary Marlin Fitzwater, traveling of the committee vote — to with Bush to Tokyo Thursday, recommend, reject or make no scoffed at Exon's comments, • recommendation on Tower — saying: “ We disagree. If you the nomination Is expected to go want to believe gossip, then you to the full Senate next week. can." E xo n g a v e a d a m a g in g Nunn, D-Ga., and Sen. John assessment o f the exhaustive Warner of Virginia, the senior FBI report, saying despite White Republican on the committee, House assertions (hat Tower had spent nearly three hours Wed­ defeated a 1970s drinking pro­ nesday going over the report blem, It appeared otherwise. "Th e FBI report that I read with committee members In a bug-proof vault atop the Capitol. indicated a number of cases Both senators said they had not where the fact that he claimed made up their minds how to he has licked this problem might not necessarily be the case. I Just vote. Exon's comments were the feel that we can't take that risk. most glaring sign the 63-year-old For a man In thal position, we former Texas senator's nomina­ have to have a 24-hour-a-day tion could be In trouble, at least secretary of defense," Exon said. Hamilton claims North lied when talking to Congress lieutenant colonel could face 60 years In prison and S3 million In WASHINGTON — Rep. Lee fines. Wednesday, to address the key Hamilton, D-Ind„ said he had no reason to doubt Oliver North charges against North —■lying to when he denied he was helping Congress — chief prosecutor the Nicaraguan Contras In 1983 John Keker put on the stand and 1986, even though North Ham ilton, chairm an o f the was directing an aid network for House Intelligence Committee In 1985 and 1986. the rebels. Hamilton said that In the fall of Hamilton, the first prosecution witness at North's trial, told the 1985, he and other lawmakers Jury of nine women and three read newspaper stories about the men Wednesday that "I believed rebels getting huge amounts of the answers I received” when he military assistance when official asked about North's activities on U.S. assistance to the rebels had behalf of thqrrebels at a time been disallowed by Congress. North, then a staff member of when offlcfkl U.S. aid was the National Security Council, banned. Hamilton was to return to the was frequently and prominently witness stand In the Iran-Contra named in the accounts as a key. case Thursday for further ques­ figure In getting the money from tioning by chief defense lawyer other sources and countries and tactical military advice for the Brendan Sullivan. Next will be Adolfo Calero, a Contras. Hamilton said he wrote an Contra leader who Is expected to testify about *4.000 In traveler's Aug. 10, 1985, letter to Robert checks he gave North In 1986. McFariane, the national security Prosecutors say the ex-Whlte adviser and North's boss, about House aide Illegally used the the news accounts. money as a "personal piggy In a Sept. 5, 1985, response, a bank." Sept. 10 oral briefing and In Oct, North Is charged with 12 7 written answers to Hamilton's felony counts that Include lying questions, McFariane flatly de­ to Congress, destroying official nied the stories’ claims. documents, tax fraud, convert­ North, however, wrote the ing the traveler's checks to his letters that McFariane signed for personal use and accepting an Hamilton and drafted the flat Illegal gift. denials to Hamilton's written If convicted, the retired Marine answers. United Frees International PHILLIPS ■ W ' IS STILL IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y CALL 1 -8 0 0 -4 3 3 -3 5 2 0 Exon, asked flatly If he thinks Tower still has a problem with alcohol, added, "In my opinion, there rem ain s a su fficien t amount of doubt.” He said he believed "It is not In the Interests of our national defense to take that chance. “ After careful consideration. It Is my considered decision, we should be looking elsewhere for a secretary of defense and I will be voting no." 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Sanford, Florida — Thursday, February 23, 1989 — 7 A WORLD BRIEFS Guerrillas kill 16 in Philippines MANILA, Philippines — Communist guerrillas raided a mining company In the southern Philippines, killing 12 security guards and three civilians, authorities said Thursday. In the central Philippines, a town mayor was shot and killed by an unidentified man In a fatigue uniform Wednesday night, police said. Oswaldo Dc Dios, mayor of Carmen on Cebu Island, was killed as he left a restaurant, police said. They said they had picked up a suspect for questioning. In Rosario, Agusan del Sur province, some 200 guerrillas swooped down on the Hope Mining Corp. Tuesday and killed 12 security guards and three civilians during a fierce four-hour battle. Two other guards were wounded In the fighting In Rosario. 550 miles south of Manila, said police chief MaJ. Gen. Ramon Montano. Montano said the rebels used 81-mm mortars, machine guns and tear gas grenades. In Manila, a police captain, his driver and an 11-year-old girl were wounded In an ambush Thursday staged by five men believed to be communist guerrillas. Rebels kill 10 In Burma BANGKOK, Thailand — Ethnic Karen and Kachln Insurgents trying to blunt government offensives attacked two Burmese towns In separate raids that left at least 10 people dead, rebel officers and government radio said Thursday. The attacks were part of a long civil war between the minority guerrilla groups and the central government that has escalated since the Burmese military seized direct power In a coup last September. Karen troops pounded the Burmese border town of Myawaddy, about 150 miles east of Rangoon, with more than 100 mortar shells Wednesday in an attempt to damage supply lines to Burmese troops advancing on Karen positions, a Karen officer said In a telephone interview. The officer, who asked not to be Identified, said five Burmese civilians and soldiers were killed and ten others were wounded In the five-hour mortar barrage. Hospital ofTlclols In Mae Sot, the Thai town opposite Myawaddy, said one man was hospitalized with wounds from the shelling and nine others were treated for minor Injuries and then released. The Karen officer said about 80 of his soldiers moved in for the attack on Myawaddy where about 300 Burmese soldiers are stationed. Rebels cut electricity In El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Salvadoran rebels blew up 10 power plant Installations, leaving more than half of the country without electricity Wednesday and causing an estimated 82 million in damage, police said. The leftist Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, or FMLN, bombed seven 15,000-volt electricity towers and five substations, leaving western and central El Salvador without electricity Into the evening, police said. Later In the day the FMLN blew up three more electricity towers In northern San Salvador. Technicians were trying to repair the damage but could not say when service would return to normal, said National Electricity Co. spokesman Carlos Eduardo Melendez. PLO makes peace appeal to Israel United Press International JERUSALEM - A senior PLO official inode an unprecedented videotaped peace appeal to Israelis, calling for direct negoti­ ations and seeking to allay fears a P a lestin ia n state w ould thrcalcn Israel’s existence. Salah Khalnf. Yasser Arafal's No. 2 man. acknowledged In the vldcolnpe shown Wednesday at a p e a c e s y m p o s i u m In Jerusalem that the Palestine Ihls land Is ours alone, and we did not believe In the Idea of c o e x is t e n c e b e tw e e n tw o stales." said Khnlaf. The videotape, made In Tunis last week, was sccrctlv brought Into Israel. Liberation Organization had previously wanted all of Pales­ tine. bul said "painful experi­ ence" forced the organization lo change Its goals. "So that we may not deceive you. In the past we believed that Hostage safety may be linked to ‘Verses’ outrage United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon — A proIranlan group released a photo­ graph of three American hostag­ es Thursday and threatened retaliation for lire publication of "The Satanic Verses" by British author Salman Rushdie. It was the first time the pro-Iranian extrem ists have linked the plight o f foreign hostages held In Lebanon to the controversial book. In a two-page statement deliv­ ered to a Western news agency and accompanied by a photo­ graph o f the three Americans, the Islamic Jihad for the Libera­ tion of Palestine threatened to take revenge for the novel, but did not say now. "L e t American Imperialism and International Zionism know that by their defending of the ugly contents of ‘The Satanic Verses' have linked the fate of their Interests to the destiny of the so-called Indian writer." the statement said. Rushdie Is an Indlan-bom Brllon. "W e announce that we will cany out a revenge against all 'Institutions that blasphemed 'Islam and great prophets." It said. Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, the spiritual leader of the Iranian-Inspired Hezbollah. Ihe group believed to be an umbrella for the Islamic Jihad, charged Wednesday that there was "Jewish backing of the book, its funding and distribu­ tion." Attached with the two-page, hand-written statement was a Polaroid photograph showing American hostages Alann Steen, 49. Jesse Turner, 39, and Robert Polhlll, 52. The three captives appeared to have lost weight In captivity and all were bearded. 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Bush planned at least a half dozen meetings Thursday with his foreign counterparts gathered In Tokyo for the Friday : funeral. * Bush arrived at the heavily , guarded Haneda airport In ; southern Tokyo shortly after 1 ; p.m. and proceeded Immediately I to the U.S. ambassador’s resi­ dence for a lunch meeting with French President Francois Mit­ terrand. White House Press Secretary Marlin Fltzwater told reporters that Bush had a "very warm and animated discussion on a variety of subjects’’ with Mitterrand. Fltzwater said the two men discussed East-West relations and Moscow's latest bid for a greater role In the Middle East peace process. That effort was underscored In Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday when Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze held back-to-back talks with his Israeli counterpart and Palestine Liberation Organization chief Yasser Arafat. Fltzw ater said Mitterrand brought up the Middle East Issue and that Bush responded that he believed the Soviets should play only a limited role In. the trou'bled region. The two leaders agreed that S o v i e t l e a d e r Mi khai l Gorbachev’s sweeping reforms In the Soviet Union "offered s o m e o p p o r t u n i t i e s an d c h a lle n g e s to the W e s t ,” Fltzwater said. They also agreed that the NATO alliance "Is strong and the West Is ready to deal with the Soviets-In a positive way." he said. After his lunch meeting with M itterra n d . Bush w en t to • Aknsaka Palace where he met for 40 minutes with Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takcshlta. Receiving Bush In the ornate Asahl-no-m a room , or the "Room of the Morning Sun," Takeshlta thanked the president on "behalf of the government and the people" for coming for the ceremony. Fltzwater said the president "began by expressing the con­ dolences of the American peo­ ple" over the death of Hlrohlto. T h e tw o m en d iscu ssed East-West relations and the global environment, but steered clear of such touchy Issues as trade and a proposal for the co-productlon of the FSX fighter plane. Fltzwater was asked why the White House had failed, to ar­ range a meeting with Philippine President Corazon Aquino, who also arrived In Tokyo Thursday. Fltzwater said no snub was Intended and there was still n possibility Bush would meet Aquino before leaving Japan on Saturday. After a brief respite al the Hotel Okura, Bush went back to the U.S. Embassy for three more hours of talks with foreign lead­ ers. They Included Egyptian Presi­ dent Hosnl Mubarak. Jordan’s King Hussein and Israel’s Presi­ dent Chaim Herzog. As Bush entered the meeting with Hussein, he said. -“ Well, we’ve got a lot to talk about, what we’ve got to do In the next four years ... maybe we’re in a time of opportunity." During a refueling stopover In Alaska Wednesday. Bush em­ phasized the Importance of the Pacific Rim and said he hoped his five-day trip would build on U.S. relations In the region. "The Pacific region Is of great and growing Importance In In­ ternational affairs." the presi­ dent said, declaring that with his Dignitaries pack into Tokyo; some ask for assistance p lan n ed sto p s d u rin g the w h irlw in d trip . ” 1 aim to strengthen key relationships with our friends and partners In the Pacific region. "W e are a Pacific power." said Bush, "and this trip will demon­ strate that we Intend to stay a Pacific power.” Bush. Just one month In office, travelled to Tokyo for the state funeral of Hlrohlto. the 62-year monarch of Japan and arch­ enemy of the United States during World War II who died Jan. 7. Bush's Navy bomber was shot down by Japanese forces In the Pacific during the war. The funeral Friday could be the most elaborate In postwar history, with more than 150 leaders from around the world expected to attend. Speaking at Elmendorf Air Force Base near Anchorage, about half-way through his 16-hour air Journey from Washington to Tokyo. Bush said his decision to make the trip Is "a measure of our respect for a valued ally and fellow democra­ cy." Bush acknowledged, too, that he decided to take advantage of the Journey by adding stops In Beijing and Seoul. George B u sh Is In Tokyo for Hlrohlto's funeral F rid a y & S a t u r d a y O n ly ! United Press International TOKYO — Foreign dignitaries from 154 countries arriving In Japan Thursday for the funeral of Emperor Hlrohlto spent the day In a whirlwind of diplomatic activity. The large turnout of foreign i heads of state Is seen as a tribute to Japan's emergence as an ; economic superpower and some (representatives wasted little i lime In putting In their requests • for more economic aid from :Japan. M e x ic o 's re p r e s e n ta tiv e . Foreign Afflars Under-Secretary Sergio Gonzales Galvez, asked for Japan's assistance with Mex­ ico’s foreign debt, and the presi­ dent of Guinea-Bissau. Joao Bernardo, asked for expanded food, (uplqulturc and technologi­ cal asM an ce for his tiny African nation, a Foreign M inistry spokesman said. In addition to diplomatic mat­ ters. security and weather were the top concerns for the gov­ ernment on the eve o f the funeral. Friday's two-hour 40-mlnute service will be held under tents In the Shlnjuku Imperial Garden and weathermen are predicting cold and wet weather with a possibility of snow. a The dignitaries and their spouses will be provided with large synthetic leather chairs and cashmere lap blankets to warm them as they watch Hlrohlto’s one-ton casket lifted onto an ancient palanquin and carried to the funeral hall. An oversized chair has been set aside for King Tupou IV of Tonga, a South Pacific island nation, who weighs 375 pounds. 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Cleveland clipped New Jersey 130l l t . Chicago crushed charlotte 130-102. Den­ ver dumped Dallas 109-106. Golden Slide grounded San Antonio 118-107. Utah whipped the LA Lakers 105-79 and Boston beat Sacra­ mento 99-91. FO O TB A LL Redskins sign free agent Elam HERNDON. Va. - The Washington Redskins acquired their third free agent of the week Wednesday, signing New York Jets linebacker and special teams standout Onzy Elam W e d ­ nesday. General Manager Bobby Beathard said. The Redskins earlier In tin- week signed Seattle tight end Mike Tice and Phoenix punter Greg Horne, taking advantage of the N FL's new free agency policy under which teams are permitted to protect only 37 players. Elam. 24. a 6-foot-2, 230-pound outside linebacker, has played nine games In his two NFL seasons, all with the Jets and primarily as a special teams contributor. He was chosen In the third round of the 1987 draft out of Tennessee State, but played In only five games during Ills rookie season due to a shoulder Injury and played In Just four games last season due to an Intestinal virus. BASEBALL Greenwell: Adams sold soul W INTER HAVEN — While mewl teammates of Boston Red Sox third baseman W ade Boggs reacted calm ly lo a potentially dam aging Interview In Penthouse magazine In which Boggs’ former mistress details alleged team racism and Infidelity, at least one was furious. Outfielder Mike Greenwell. who admitted he was furious that the story "m ade us out as a bunch of sex-loving, no-morals bunch o( peo­ ple." harshly criticized Margo Adams, saying he "h aled her." " A lot of pco|ilc know I was around W ade a lot." Greenwell said. "M aybe a lot of people don't know thlH. but I was one of the big reasons Wilde did break II off. "I hated her. You could tell Hint tills girl was out lo get Wilde Boggs. I think that w as pretty obvious. "S h e husk-ally used her body to get Into a player's life and now she's selling her soul to Penthouse and In-r body to Penthouse, so what do you say u I n iu I a person like Hint." he said. HOCKEY Kerr shows he’s back in form Tim Kerr, a notable absence last year lor the Philadelphia Flyers, showed the New York Hangers he Is rounding Into lonn In time for a |M>tentlal Patrick Division playolf series Kerr scored three goals and two assists W ednesday night. In­ cluding the go-ahead goal at 5:43 ol the third p e r io d , le a d in g the Flyers to a 6-4 victory over I he Kangris. The big renter, who Is one of the most dis­ tracting players in the Iciiguc In Iron) ol the net. scored at least 54 |M)tnts in each of the four seusons heading into 1987-88 l-ast year, he |>layed In eight games and srorlg three goals last season alter suffering Imm torn ligaments and curtilage in his right shoulder But he has returned to his accustomed sjx>i as the Flyers' leading scorer this year, ending the game with 37 guils and 64 |xilnts on the season From stall and wire reports BASKETBALL 7 p m — ESI’N Florida State at l .a Salle. (1.1 7 p m — Si'. Jacksonville at UNI* Charlotte d.l 9 p in ESPN North Curolliu Stale at Dukt II.I G Y M N A S T IC S 8 Ml p m — SUN College w o n rn Louisiana Slate (LI Florida at By MARK B L Y T H E Herald sports writer________________________________________ Herald PSotobyVicki OtSwmWr Tonight at Daytona Beach-Mainland High School. Burnott Washington (right) and the Lake Mary Rams contlnuo their intra-county rivalry with J.J. Miller (left) and the Lyman Grehounds in the first round ol the 4A-District 9 tournamont. Locals draw tough opponents in 4 A -9 B y M AR K B L Y T H E Herald sports writer_______________________________________ Four Seminole County teams will look to advance to the 4A-Dlslrtrt 9 semifinals tonight when action opens today al 4 at Daytona Beach Mainland. Lake Mary and Lyman kick off the tournament at 4 with Spruce Creek and Dike Howell tipping off at 6 with DcLand and Lake Howell playing in tile nightcap at 8. [’ See Tough, P age 2B Seminole and Oviedo High School's will look to keep their seasons alive tonight as both begin play In 3A-Dlstrict 6 today at Oviedo High School. Seminole opens tlie tourney against a strong Leesburg squad at 4:30 followed by Jones and Edgewater at 6. St. Cloud and top-seeded Kissimmee Osceola meet at 7:30 with Bishop Moore battling Oviedo In the nlghteap at 9. "T ills Is a real strong tournament." Oviedo coach Dale Phillips said. "There are quite a few teams that can win It. It depends on who goes on a roll right now." Osceola. Jones. Seminole and Leesburg all loom as possible favorites In the tournament with Bishop Moore. Edgewater and Oviedo also having strong seasons. Seminole will kick off against Leesburg who has played strong all season long. The Tribe lias been led by the play of guard Bernard Early and center Robert Moore. Von Erie Small. Kerry Wiggins and Brandon Cash round out the starting lineup for Seminole. The Tribe has played Its district opponents tough this season and will look to keep doing that today against Leesburg. The Jackets have been led tills season by Kevin Honor, who Is one of the leading scorers In Central Florida averaging Just over 22 [mints a contest. Oviedo will look lo snip the perimeter game that Bishop Moore has become so deadly with In Its past few games. Rob Guemple has led the Hornets as of late and connected for 23 three point field goals In his final four games. "W e 're going to try and stop them from killing us from the perimeter." Phillips said. "They don't really look Inside much so we've worked on a defense to stop the outside shot." The Lions have been led by the play of Junior Hobble Crager. a 6-4 Junior center who Is capable of dominating the middle. Brad Bolton and Danny Phillips adding strong support for Oviedo. Tim and Todd Toeco also add strength witli Tim being it strong Inside player and Todd it line shooter. “ W e're Just looking lor a real good tournament all the way around." Phillips said. "W e expect to see some real good basketball here over the next few days." Sam and Dan save Rollins F C C -J ends S C O ’s season From Staff Raports See KalderB, Page 2B B Y JIM R I C K E N B A C K E R _ _ _ _ _ JACK SO NVILLE — Dennis Barnes srxired 26 points as the Stars ol Florida Community College-.lacksnnvlllc defeated the Seminole Community College Raiders. 88-84. Wednesday night and advanced to the llnals of ttic Mid-Florida Conlercnce Tournament. Playing ill the South Cam pus of Florida Community College, the Stars were able to withstand a Raider comeback attempt by making 20 ol 36 tree Ibrow.it tempts. FCC-J. 2 1 8 on the season, will now play the Patriots ol Central Florida Community College. 20-13. In the finals tonight al 7:30 p in. for the right to go to the state tournament (starting March 2 In Bradenton). Central readied the llnals with a 113-100 victory over Lake City Community College in Ifie opening game at Florida Community College Wednesday night In addition to his 26 points. Bames. a freshman forward hum Ocala, grabbed eight rebounds and dished out three assists, as he beat the Raider defense down the court lor easy baskets. Also In double ligures lor the Stars were guards Jitmmlc Jackson and N'etl Orr with 12 |>otnts each, center Calvin Andrews with 11. and guard Bernard Eady (No. 20) and the Seminole High School Fighting Seminoles will be shooting for the stars tonight when they begin play in the 3A-District 6 tournament at Oviedo High School. Herald Correspondent T J S c a le tta (N o 10) and the S em in ole Community College Raiders saw their 1988 89 season come to a close Wednesday night, losing lo Florida Community College Jacksonville 88 84 in the Mid FloridaConlerenco tournament WINTER PARK Sam Arterburn. a lastsecond hero In Rollins' 79-78 victory over Saint Leo late last month, connected on two free throws with live seconds left to lilt the Tars to a 82-78 victory over the Mnnarvhs Wednesday night al Enyart-Alumni Fleldhouse. Despite Arterburn's game-high 26 |m i I i i I s and season-high 13 rebounds. Rollins Couch Tom Kinsman |Milnted lo Dan Woll as the main mail In the Tars' must win. It wasn't W o lfs 23 [Kilnts Kinsman praised so much as the senior forward’s clutrli rebound and basket In the waning moments. A crowd ol H46 watched as Woll |Misltloned hlmsell under Hk- basket as lie lias done so many times this scan ill. tinning the rctxiuiid Into a 78-73 Rollins'advantage with I IO remaining. Big (Nilnts In a triumph that keeps the Tars' Iio|m-s alive of reaching the foiir-leain Sunshine Slate Conference Tournament "D anny knows when lie has to do that kind ol thing." Klusman said, noting dial Woll led the Tars In relMiundlng the past two seasons, "lie 's gotten so many big relxiunds In his career. lie |usl seems lo know how lo use Ills Ixidv to gel See T ars, Page 20 G re yh o u n d s grab w in d -b lo w n w in By TONY DaSORMIER Herald sports editor APOPKA - Wednesday s baseball game bctuien the l.wiiau High School Greyhounds and the Pan­ thers ot Di Phillips isn't m am danger ot being considered one ol I tie ix-st ev el played In fact, considering the weather conditions surrounding Hie eon sol.iiton tw.ii ki t game in lie No- i.i liivitallon.il iM iug played al A|xipka High Sehixips .lav Barnes Field II mnv lx one ol worst and certamlv Hie most imcnmlortuhlf ot Hus season ot am ot her All Hial aside, it turned out to I* a gorgeous ilav lot Hie Greyhounds as iliev used a live run Hurd inning to lorge a 6 4 - min limn tx hind win ovet Hie Panthers advancing to Frida v s i ousolalion linal at 4 .Ml p in .igaltisl Hie w inner ol Wed II i s d a v n i g h t s W r s l Or .luge l l.'lando Kv alls i otilcsi ||i< v,in was l.viuan s llrst ot the veal liupiov mg its tei old to I 2 I Ills is Itie kids ot learn wr re going lo I* said I v man i oai li Iloh Mi < llllongli U . M a voting Irani and we M going lo have to s, rap lor wins We re not going lo 1m- able to lake charge As W ednesd.iv s gam e made .igonl/mgh slow progiess in rapldlv cooling leinperaiures miensilled by a still wind, those in attendance were hoping tor someone to lake ehargr as n look 2 45 In complete the seven-inning rontrsi III Just seemed like forever I Tile closest anyone came was when Hi> Greyhounds' rallied m the iluril inning, when Dr Phillips starting pltehri Dan Mleeli walked two halters and Ills teammates made Hirer errors Lyman only bad two tills in Hie Inning a lead-oil single liv < tins R.nli Iiff and an rh! single lit Andy S|»ilski In tile lourtli Hilling Radi lilt again led olt with a single and si ored on a single tiv Kriinev Jai ksoli Altrrtfi.it n was up lo Greyhound pitchers Chuck 1-amh and reliever Jim I.ui as Iw lio i amt on hi tin- lilt It liuungl lo hold liu lead I hal woiildn I have been a dll Iti nil task since Liinli ami i.ocas !«>th showed the ,i till it v lo get out Hie Panthers except 1 11.<l both had problems Sec B aseball. Page 2B H*>(M XSol*St VKSI With the help o* a couple ot visits by hist baseman Kenney Jackson (leM). Lyman pitcher Chuck Lamb |No 5 nghti was able to survive a shakey start on Wednesday and help the Greyhounds to then first win o* the season �« » — Sanford Hsrstd, Ssnlord, Florid* — Thursday. 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Charlotte in Philadelphia lit, Miami 1 « Cleveland H A New Jersey 111 Da troll 103. Portland t4 Golden Slat* US. San Antonio 107 Denver lit, Della* 104 Utah 10k LA Lakers Tt Boston tt, Sacramsntetl Thursday's Oemes (AlITtmes EST) Charlotte el New York. 7:30pm. LA Clippers al Naw Jareay, 7:10 p.m. Indian* at Atlanta. 7:10 p.m. NBA BOXES y** NBA I u h w m C H IC A O O (IM ) Plppan 7 11 I t 17. Grant AIS 1-1 30. Corjlna 44 7-7 It, Vlncanl A t AO IA Jordan 1AM A l IA Hodgat AT A4 17, Perdu* 01 00 A Seller* 14 >1 7, Poison A l l-l IA Haley A l 00 A Davit I I 00 A Totals B 74 1*10130. C H A R LO TTE (101) Trlpuck* AM A II IA Gambit A* l-l H, Curetan SO AO A Chapman lA B l-l IA Heltan I I 00 A Kamptan 1414 A Bapua* A l A4 A M M A l l 1417. Heppwi A l S A L Rewtom A l 14 A Lewis A l AO A Curry A l I t 1. Totals 34*31131183 41 I t 17 B — IM 11 M B W— 1*1 Three-point geale-Rald A Chapmen, dgas. Fasten. Total louts— Chicago U . Charlotte B. RMsunds Chkapo M (Grant M l. Charted* i t (Komptan A Baguet *1. Assists— OScaga I t (Vlncanl I), Chartott* 17 I Begun* 7. Hal Ian )|. A - SABO. P H ILAD ELPH IA ( l i t ) Barklay IM S A l l » , Janas M 14 t Gmlntkl M -ll 11 a Chaakt 4* M TO, Hawkins 0-11 1-1 IA Andarson A l l 00 II. Smith M 1-1 t, CMaman 1-1 11 A Hondorson 1-4 04) A Brooks 34 11 t. Thornton 0-104 A Wdp l-l l - l A Totals B f j a n 1M. M IAM I (1M) Long M l 00 IA Thompson 34 00 4. Cummings 1-0 M A Edwards 11 it 00 IA Washington A t A7 IA Nool A l 00 A Sslksly 10 AID II, Mllcholl 00 1-4 1, Sundaold I I-B 04 34 Hastings 1-3 04 t Shasky 1-1041. Totals 4A4014 M 100. PWladatphla Klolno. Total touts— Baton IS, Sacraman- to It. Robounds-Boston I t (Lawls I I ) , Sacram onto I t (T ls d a lo , P ra s ila y t ) . Assists— Boston is (Johnson 7), Sac rsmanfo 17 (Smith t). A -IA S I7 . COLLEGE BASKETBALL! CHy UfUv.al NY Plrst Round Stalan Island t7, Baruch Call. 71 Lthman Coll. 01, City Coll, of NY S4 Bast Adatphl tt, Phlla. Tastlla OS Albany Pharmacy tt, S. Varmont 43 Amarlcan Int'l 101, Assumption 100 Bloomd>urg to. Manstlold 71 BrMgtporl 70, Lowell 74 Bryant M. Springfield 17 Buckrwlltl, Dataware 7* Canlslus47, Varmont 44 Cheynty 73. Mllarsvilla OS Connactlcut 77, Boston Coll. 71 Dowling tS, Southhampton 01 E. Stroudsburg tA Kutdown >3 Edlnbaro, Indiana (Pa.) 70 Fordham SA Manhattan 41 Georgetown 7A Provider** 74 Hartwlch 44. Elmira 7S Lockhaven 01, Shlppansburg S4 Marrlmack 74, St. Anselm 43 Northeastern 01, Colgate 7t *411 Mla-ut Miami M M M 14-110 Thr**-poln1 goals— Barklay A Hawkins. Smith, Brooks. SundwM A Foutod out— norm. Total touts— Ptillsdstphla M, Miami I I . Robounds— PhlladoIpNa 5t (Barklay ■), M ia m i 41 (Thom pson, Sslksly I I ) ; Assists— PM ladslphla M (Omsk* II), Miami 10 IWoshlngtcn 11 ). TochnlcalaBarklay, Cummings. A— 1JJ0S. NKW JE R S E Y (111) Hinson AM l - l IA Morris >10 A4 IA Loo A t 1-4 It, Cermtr A t M t , Hopson 7-11 A S IA MeGo* ) * l - l t, Jonos A10 M IA Galoot M 1-1 A Shacklotord AI0 04 IA K.WIIIIomt AS 04 A Totals 4>M 11-14 lit. C L IV E LAND I t X ) Sandan A7 00 0, None* 1-4 04 A Daughorty 7 113 3 IA Mica 00 A H A Harper A lt A? 11, Kays A10 AO 11, Valontlno M l 1-1 IA J .Williams M A4 IA Ehlo A t 1-1 7, Rollins A l 04 A Hubbard M O l 1, Dud lay l - l 14 S. Totds SAC7 M-31 110. P O R TL A N D (M ) _ Kersey A l l 44 IA Jonas A l 00 A Duckworth 7-14 l- l IS, Slchtlng 1-7 00 A Portae A M A7 It, S.Johnion A7 AO 10, Vandtwegha 1-1 04 A Bowl* A1S AS It, Brands 7-14 l - l i t Totds M t t l A B M . D E TR O IT (1MI Rodman A II 1-1 IA Salloy l- l AO A Lalmbaar MO 1-1 A Dumar* AIS 14 It, Thomas A10 44 IA V John ton A M 00 IA Aguirre 7-14 1-1 IA Edwards AO A* a Mshom A4 00 4. Totals 44-tl 1A H 10S. Lake Brantley broke the game open early with four runs In the bottom of the first Inning. Tonya Diaz led ofT with a walk before Michelle Davla singled to place runners on first and second. Brandenburg then singled and a n n a —a OOLOKN S TA TE (111) Mullln A B A t V . Tsagla A ll A* 17, L.Smith A l l - J IA Garland A l l 11 IA Richmond II B A4 SA Bel AS AO 7, O.Smlth 14 M A Higgins 17 AO A Sampson l-l 00 A AJtord 410 04 t. Total*47-100SAM 111. SAN ANTO NIO 007) 0 .Andarson A lt 10 It, King AIS AO IA Brlckowikl 1AII A l l Ik, Mansell 7-17 _1-117. ■■ W.Anderson M l 00 IA M. Andwsen 1-714 7, Consent 14 l - l A Smrek 14 A 4 A Roth 14 AlS.fel*lt4*10T1AM !l7. OoMsn Stale S 7 1 f 1 tn -U I Sen Antaata D U M 17— 1*7 finding the plate. By the time Lamb left, he had walked three batters and hit two. Lucas had Just as much trouble, walking live batters in hia two and two-thirds innings. Includ­ ing walking the bases loaded and bringing the winning run to the plate In the seventh Inning. But a sacrifice fly and a ground ball later, Lucas was out o f the Jam and Lyman had Its flnitwln. Play In the tournament con­ tinues today with the winners' bracket semifinals. At 4:30 p.m.. Lake Mary plays Winter Park followed by Apopka and Lake Howell at 7 p.m. The champion­ ship game Is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday. Edgewater 8, Seminole 2 Things were going fine for the Seminole High School baseball team In their game against Edgewater on Wednesday until the sixth inning. Then, as Seminole coach Mike Arkansas It , Baylor S4 Oklahoma M, Kansas St. U Oklahoma S t.lA Missouri 71 Pan Americans!, Mlsaourl K.C. Jt Southern Methodist SA Houston IS St Mary's 11A Tosas Uzth. I l l ( » T ) Tanas in .M ia m i (FI*.) 104 Texas AAM TAR lc*9 Tyler A l l lit U Perkin* A M AO IA Donaldson AO A l IA Wiley t-1 A I A Blackman lA B A T 3A Williams A I M 7, Davit A t AO IA Blab >1 A t A Jans* M A O 1. Total* 4AM 1AIIM 4. DENVER OOt) English M l AS tt, Caspar AO A l U . Schaye* A t 44 IA Lavar A17 11 17, Adams a m t o i a Hantiik 11 a o a D avis A i l A l X . Rasmussen 10 A l A Tumor AIAOO. Totals 41001417 MO. Delta* n it lf lS -IM Oawvor M M M M — 100 Three petal gosh-Davis A Adams. Fouled out— non*. Total touts— Deltas 11, Denver II. R abounds—Delta* 41 (Donaldson 11), Denver 40 (Schaye* t ). Assists— Dellas M (Blackman 0). Denver 10 (Adams 01. Technical*—nen*. A — IIJ47. LA LAKERS (Tt) Worthy A1I AO IA Oman 10 A l A Abdul-Jabber AO AO A Scott A M A3 IA Cooper A M AO t. Thompson AS AO A Wsalrtdgs AO AO IS River* 00 M t, Campbell A lt 44 IA McNamara A l 1-1 I. Totals Slot 1AMTt. U TA H (IM ) Melon* 7-17 40 A lavarenl A l AO A Eaten 11 A l A Stockton A t A l 14, Grillllh A ll 1-3 It, Bliley A IT AO M. Les A l 44 IA Hanson A t 00 10, Brown A l 1- 1 A Lecfcnor 14 1-1 A Farmer A t AO A O rtll l-l 114. Totals 41M M M 103 LA Lakers I t 14 It M - Tt Utah M M M 11— IM Three point goals— AcoH, Casper, Grif­ fith. Fouled eul— Nen*. Total Saul*— LA Laker* X. Utah IL Rabounds-LA Lakers at (Grain •), Utah 41 (Eatwi Ml. Assists-LA Lakers II (Coopar 7), Utah M l Stockton i l ) . Technical— lavarenl. A — BOSTON (tt) . Lewis IA It 11 71. MeHalt IM S A4 tk Parish A1I 14 IA J Prison 14 AO A Shaw I t 1-1 A A tag* H H 7 , Parson A 0 A t A Or and) son I I A S A Rfces A t A t A LahautAS AO A OsmbtaAlAOO. Totals 4300 lA lf tt. SACRAMENTO (t l ) McCray 1-7 S 3 7. Pinckney A t 1-1 k Ktata* 34 A l A Smith A 11 t o IA Berry l-f A l A Tisdale 7-10 11 17, Pressley 7-11 A l It. Petersen 4 S M A Cel Negro i t A4 S. Total* lA T tM -M tl. M M I t 14-44 It 111**4-11 | N H L »T A H P IH O «~ N A TIO N A L HOCKEY LE A G U E Wales contoreee* Patrick Dtvtdae 9»W L T\P f* . IY Ranger* ,n H H • » Washington M 14 M 70 Pittsburgh M M 1 it Philadelphia M I t 1 01 New Jersey II M M M NY 1 *S i IM Ml M7 MS 7B M4 Mt 111 MO 111 133 MS Montreal Buffalo Boston Hartford Q m lnc 144 ns ME no 1H in 73* IN SIS 171 GF 143 141 m Ml IM OA 144 340 no IX 234 in 30f Mt MS IX ITS IM 143 117 178 41 IS 7 •f » 17 * M » 14 11 *1 a m 4 *4 a ia 4 M A m p M I Cretan* Harris Otvhtoa W L T Fit. Detroit V I* f *1 Chicago a 3i * S3 St. Louis i t n 18 n Minnesota if M 14 SI Toronto tt IS • 47 SmyttMOMstan Calgary <1 11 1 f t La* Angola* 33 la 5 48 Edntonton M 17 * 44 Vancouver M I f 7 if Winnipeg a m 10 SO Wednesday* Rosette Philadelphia L NY Rangers 4 Buffalo 7, NY 11landers s Montreal A Winnipeg 1 Minnesota A Chicago 1 Ilia) Toronto A Calgary 1 IO T) Washington 7, Los Angelas 1 Thursday's Gamas (AH Timas EOT) Quebec ot Hartford 7:35 pm . Pittsburgh at Dttral 1.7: IS p m . Taranto el Vancouver, 10:13 p m . TV/RADIO Tetavtstaa CO LLEO E BASKETBALL 7 p m . - ESPN. Fkrlda Stale at La Salta. IU 7 p m . — SC, Jacksonville al UNCChartette, IL ) t p m . — ESPN. North Carolina Stale al Duka. IL ) t p.m. — SC, Virginia Commonwealth at Alabama Birmingham, IL) lliM p m . — ESPN. Idaho al Bolt* State. IU BOXINO I p m . — ESPN. R d l Bramble vs. Bryant Padan. Llghheelghfs GYM4MSTICS 1.30 p m . — SUN. Col lag* woman, Florida al Louisiana Slat*. I LI Raiders CoatiMtaGd from IB Uraxtrr brootts wiili iu. The loos ended Seminole's season at 20-13 and overshadowed excellent performances by sopho­ mores William "W im p y" Woods and Tcrcll Homes. Forward Terr 11 Barnes led (he Raiders In scoring with 27 points, grabbed eight rebounds, and came up with four steals. Itoint guard Woods, who set a single game assist record with IB against St. John's Monday night, scored 20 points. (Including 12-of-M from the free throw line, grabbed seven rebounds, had seven steals, and five assists. Terry A cox was the only other Raider In double figures with 12 points. As in several guinea this season. Seminole was plagued with an Inability to convert free throws. Overall, (he Raiders only made 25 of 39 attempts. 13 of 22 In the first half, and convened only two of (heir first seven attempts as they fell behind by nine points early in the contest. Seminole only trailed by two at half as Tercll Uarnrs and Woods scored 13 points each. Florida came out strong In the first five minutes of the The Lady Patriots came up.with four more runs In the fifth with Stacy Brandenburg starting things oft by reaching on an error, Renee Mathleu then: Blngled and Bates reached on an ; error to load the bases. Diaz then: singled in a run with Adams: hitting a sacrifice to plate, another. Tracy Brandenburg: then doubled In a run before a: Wilson single that increased thej lead to 14-1. ; Brantley came up with Its final • two runs In the sixth with Chris; Rabaja leading off with a single; before a Mishelle Karr single that * placed runners on first and; second. Stacy Brandenburg then; hit into a fielders choice with the; Lady Braves putting Karr out at; second. Shelly Sturdivant then; singled to score Rabaja as; Brandenburg came around to; score also as the hall was; mlsplayed In the outfield. Powers put It. all chaos broke loose. Edgewater's Eagles used seven hits off two ’ Nole pitchers — starter James Joyce and reliever Mtke Scnechek — to rally for eight runs, obliterating a 1-0 Seminole lead. The Tribe opened the scoring In the third inning when Ron Cox walked, stale second, then came all the way around to score on a wild pitch. After Edgewater exploded In its half of the sixth Inning, Seminole answered meekly with a run of Its own. Bubba Corel walked and took second on a pass ball. After Scnechek singled Coral to th ird , the 'N otes sandwiched a pair o f walks around a strike out, the second forcing in a run. With the bases loaded and one out, Seminole had a chance to get right back in the game, but couldn’t squeeze any more runs out or the opportunity. Now 3-2, Seminole Is oft until next Wednesday, when DeLand pays a visit for a Seminole! Athletic Conference contest. ( JUNIOR VARSITY Seminole 11,Edgewater 9; ORLANDO — W.L. Gracey hit; a two-run double to key a six-run) third Inning uprising as the; Seminole High School Junior; varsity baseball team defeated; Edgewater 11-9. The 'Noles were down 2-1 j going before striking for six In) the third. After Edgewater closed) the gap with four runs In the) fourth, Ray Adcock gave the; Tribe some breathing room with • a two-run home run In the fifth; Inning. Seminole scared Its final run In the sixth while Edgewater.1; added runs In the fifth, sixth and:seventh Innings. Eric W ashington was the winning pitcher Tor Seminole, striking out eight, walking four and allowing five hits In a seven-inning performance. Tars - 1Tt a r « a ,M*atu"?a ss -G olden State B , San Antonie IA Rebounds Golden Stats 41 IL. Smith 10), San Antonio *1 IG.Andarson II ). Assists— Goldin ■lata I I (Oarlond 4), San Antonia 11 (O .A ndarson, B rlck o w ik l, M pserell, WAndarson 31. Technical— Ool. A —4,437. Diaz scored when the ball was mlsplayed In the outfield. Wilson then trip led In Davla and Brandenburg before scoring on a Pam Wlltlg sacrifice fly. The Lady Patriots took control of the game In the bottom o f the second when Kristen Bates led off with a single, Sheri Adams then reached on an error before Brandenburg sent a booming home run to left field. Wilson followed with a triple and scored on a single by Wlttlg that upped the lead to 8-0. Brantley picked up a pair of runs In the bottom of the fourth w ith Diaz lea d in g o ff and reaching on an error, Adams then singled to place runners on first and third before Branden­ burg hit a sacrifice fly to plate Diaz. .Wilson then hit Into a field ers choice that scored Adams who had moved up on the play on Diaz at the plate. Baseball------Continued from IB Akron 11,0 * 1 Roberts 73 Alma to. Calvin 77 Ball St. 7A Kant SI. 41 Bowling Grean 7A Ohio *0 (O T ) Butler *A Illinois SI.47 C. Missouri 74, NE Missouri 71 Capital at, Mount Unlonll Cincinnati M. Brooklyn 71 Columbia 7A Westminster 71 OePaul M, Tasas Sen Antonio 33 E . Michigan TO, C. Michigan 77 Findlay IA Urban* 71 Franklin IA ManchasNr at Goshen Tt, Nazareth 77 Harrls-Stow* 77, Fantbm * 70 H*M*lb*rg)0. Baldwin-Wallace 41 (O T ) low* it, worthweslam 04 low* SI. 17, Kansas I t Kalamazoo i l , Adrians* Moorhead St. t l, Southwest SI. U NW Missouri 7A Missouri-Rolta *7 Nebraska f7, Colorado St Wilmington IS Shawn** St. B Wls.-Oshkosh 10A WIs.-Whltowotor tt Wisconsin 41, Marquette 10 Wittenberg 77. Marietta J1 1114 SOM— its T hres point gosb Portsr, Thomas, Aguirre. Fouled out-non*. Total touts— Portland IA Detretl It. RsboundePortland 44 (Kmesy 11), Detretl S7 (Rodman II). Assists— Portland 11 (Porter •), Detroit M (Thomas II). Technicals nan*. A—11.434, Lake Brantley rolled to Its second consecutive win by hammering Winter Park 16-1 Wednesday night In prep softball action at Lake Brantley High School. The Lady Patriots. 2-0, will return to action today at Boone. The Lady Wildcats dropped to 1-1 for year. Tracy Brandenburg and Tina Wilson led the attack as both drove In five runs. Brandenburg ripped a home run and a double with Wilson connecting for a pair of triples. Alabama 07, Louisiana SI. 71 Bathun* Cookman IA C. Florida 74 Clem ton 04 Wake Feresl 01 Florida 71, Mississippi St. I t Georgia Ttch 7A Virginia 4S Georg* Mason tt, Wllllwn 1 Mary 44 Kentucky 7A Tennessee 71 Louisville f*. S. Mississippi S3 Mississippi M, Georgia Tt Richmond 71, Jamas Madison 41 H O T) Rollins OA St. Lee 71 Salem M. Charleston M The Citadel **, South Carolina 17 Vanderbilt 77, Auburn 41 W.Va. St. tt. W.Va. Wesleyan 77 M 17 M 17-111 Oavttowd 4111 M 17— IM Threwpolnt goals— Morris A McGee 1. out— non*. Total touts— New Jersey 13, Cleveland 17. Rebounds— New Jersey 44 (Lee ID , Cleveland Si (Daugherty 11). A*d*t»-New Jersey IS (Gain** |), Clave Iwm Al (Price 10). Tedmkale—nona. A — lATtt. From Staff Reports second half and went ahead 55-45 before Seminole turned up the defensive pressure and finally took Its find lead since early In the game. 72-70, with 5:35 left to play on a steal and layup by Woods. The two teams traded baskets until Seminole took 11s last lead, 76-74. with 3:25 to play on an eight-foot Jump shot by Uamca. Rut a Jumper by Jackaon tied II and Dennis Barnes scored back-to-back baskets on a 10-foot baseline Jumper and on offensive rebound to give the Stars an 80-76 lead with 204 to play. Seminole could get no closer than four the rest o f the way as Orr made four free throw attempts in the final minute to keep the Stans ahead. SEMINOLE CC 1441 Scataltal IB IS . Weeds a 7 II M IL Thames) S * «7 . Cmarsana la S I L T Sernas ISIS M l If. Acs* 48 4 1 IL Brawn 1 11 14 A RkclardolUfoeai Tweli 744313 74 44 FLORIDA CC JACKSONVILLE IM I Jackson I f S I IL Itoddon * I 11 L Hall 14 l a L Orr 14 44 IL SSlppar 0 1 * * 0 D Swnat II t* 4 4 M, Gretas S 18 S t W. AnSraws I S I S 11, Williams* I I S ) . Waters 1 4 1 I I Ttfals 334SM M M Halftime— F lor ta* p Semtanl* 17 Thrre petal data gears— Samtael* CC 11 (Thame* I I. Scalafta 01). FlerKS* 3 4 I Jack tan M . Orr S I. 0 Sernas S 11 fatal Sauta-SsmInala 11. FtartaaM Failed •W—Nans Tthree*!* Nano Rebowvds SenoreN 14 |Emers*L T Barnes. Brown I aachl. Flertaa » (Orr 41 Aauttv-SamlnoN IS IWeaSB SI. Florta* I* I Brooks 7) Racer*-tomtaoW M »L Marta* IU Continued from I B position down low. "Our kids knew we needed this game. Give (hem credit. They could have folded when they were 1-3 In the conference but they didn't. And we beat a very good team tonight." Rollins (13-13’, 5-6) took advantage o f the Monarchs' cold ahootlng (10-of-29 from the field) In the first half to construct a 34-26 cushion. That swelled to a 41-28 bulge on Wolf's three-point play not long after Intermission. Carl Green (team-high 22 paints) and Eric Brooks scored four points apiece far the Monarchs (14-12, 4-7) as he lead dwindled to 43-38 with 14:29 left. Arterbum and Scott Martin each scored a pair o f baskets, enabling Rollins to seize a 54-42 advantage midway through the half. Ron Taylor, who scored 19 points in spite of being hampered by fouls In the Drat half, twice hit baskets to trim the deficit to three points. The last of hls critical baskets left the Tare clinging to 78-75 lead. Martin knocked In two free throws with 24 seconds left, but Green answered with a threepointer that cut the lead to 80-78. After Andy Holman missed the front end of a :■ one-and-one. Green obliged by falling short on al' runnlngjumper. Arterbum grabbed the rebound, was fouled and: responded by knocking in the free throws that seenred the victory. ” 1 thought W olfs outside shooting made the difference, said Saint Leo Coach Mike Gillespie. "But we lost Taylor to foul trouble for 10 minutes In the first half. That's the longest all season he's' sat out for one stretch.*' M I N T L E O Of) Gzoon U . Taylor It. Ihorpo 7, Augustin A G*rp*n 14, Braofci 8, Joseph A Slader A D*bdlotto 0, Richer)0. TotNs MAS 17 3171. ROLLINS (M ) Artorturn 34, Woll TX Murphy IA Marlin t, Holman A Eckstein L* F o rlw tL Reeves A RoNO. Totals M A I IM S 81. Halftime— Rollins 14 Saint Lao M. Three point goals— Saint Lao A l l (Green L Van Gecpan 1. Thorp*). Rolllre H I (Woll A Martin). R(hounds— Saint Lao 3S (Van Garpen 111. Rollins 48 ( Artorburn 13). Fouls— Saint Lao 10. Rollins II. Foutod out— Non*. Technicals— Non*. Records— Saint Loo ta i l (471. Rollins D -tl 134) Tough Continued from IB "T h e tournament Is a lot more balanced that It ever has been." Lyman coach Tom Lawrence said. "A ny of the seven learns can win it. I've said that before, but a really believe ft this year." Lyman has been led by the play of seniors J.J Miller, a 6-1 forward, and guard Mike Whit­ tington. Both possess good speed and both are threats from three point range. James Flint and Richard Holtgrefe providing the strength In the middle. Flint is a 6-2 leaper with Holtgrefe being one o f the tallest player In the tourney at 6-7. Junior Todd Patterson runs the point for the Greyhounds with Mike Harden coming oft the bench and doing a strong Job on (he offensive end of the floor. Lake Mary has been led by 6-4 senior Bernard Mitchell who Is averaging 21.5 points a game and 9.7 rebounds per contcsl. Mitchell has been the Rams leader all season and they will look for him lo come olive in the post season. Carlos Hartsfleld and George "A ir" Gordon are the storting guards with Chris Davidson. J n f Prmighon and Burnett Washington adding strength Inside. Lake Brantley will try to stop the all around play of Spruce Creek by utilizing Its strong play In the paint. Bo Pamplln has led the l*atriota mast of the season and If he can prevent getting Into foul trouble his team has a strong chance o f advancing, Trey White and Matt Tunney form strong perimeter threats with White being able to hit the boards also. Kevin Hlnshaw and David Bacchus give strength to the guards with Jeff Engel and Chris Man- adding power in the paint. Lake Howell will be trying to stop Denny Hinson and DeLand in the final game o f the opening round tonight. Freshman point gu ard Josh K ah n , who is averaging over 14 points and 10 assists a game, will look to pul the Stiver Hawks In control. Senior Steve Johnson will be at (he small forward and adds strength from three point range as well as on the boards. Ryan |{r;il 11r111 l o r 11 n i l l n r I i f l .ii Guthier will open at the oft guard and has spearheaded quite a few Burges for Howell this season. Thomas Demps and Ryan Guthier are the paint p la y e r s w it h b o th b e in g excellent workers and strong rebounders. The tourney will begin at 6 on Friday Friday night with the. finals to be held on Saturday : with all games scheduled (o be : play at Mainland. in N) VL ( - PICK8 ! A SI .00 ticket can makeyou in instant ......... .. .> UtMtnt t i ' . ' .it 10 WlMfer Chiropractic Confer $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Jackpot capped&flhwi awiymgsUy 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED KT3& . Uoa-WM-Sk Sony, must be 18. Z r ix ix s ^ n* too-A * Ssnlord, FL H, r touts O" > 1 SANFORD ORLANDO - KENNEl C100 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, February 23. 1989 — SB People SISTER to keep on building Sanford IN BR IEF By VICKI DeSORMIKR VFW to host fun and games Food booths, games, an auction, crafts and other activities will take place at a fund-raiser on Sunday. Feb. 26. at VFW Fost 2093. 4444 Edgweater Drive In Orlando. District 18 (Orange and Seminole counties) of the Ladles Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold the combined fund-raiser for Ihe Veterans Home being built near Ocala. The fund-raiser Is set to begin at 10 n.m. and Is open to the public. For further Information, call 695-1824. Chautauqua County picnic set The 37th annual Chautauqua County Picnic of the Chautauqua (N.Y.) Reunion Association will be held on Sunday. Feb. 26. at the City of Seminole Municipal Park. 7664 Ridge Road. Seminole, from noon to 4 p.m. All present and former residents of Chautauqua County arc welcome lo ullend. Picnickers should bring a covered dish and their own table service. For more Information, call 813-391-5537. Streator, III., reunion slated A Streator. III., reunion picnic will be held In Altamonte Springs' Sanlando Park on Sunday, Feb. 26. Social time begins at 11 a.m. and picnic lunch starts at 1 p.m. For more Information, call 679-9399. CALENDAR Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Bingo aids foster grandparents Bingo benefiting Foster Grandparents of Central Florida Is played each Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Flea World. ofTU.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Herald correspondent SANFORD - SISTER. Inc. may sound like female siblings Joining together to form a busi­ ness. In reality, Ihe members of this group arc bound lo one another not by familial lies but rather by a common committ­ ment to helping the city of Sanford remain vital and return lo Its former glory. "W e have no restrictions on who can Join," said president Pat Foster. "W ejusl want Indies who arc trying to help Sanford ns much as possible." SISTER is an acronym Tor Sanford's Interested Sarahs To Encourage Rejuvenation. The name Sarah Is a Biblical refer­ ence to the wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac. When the group was Incorpo­ rated In July of 1968. Sanford had Just lost the Naval Training Base. According to Foster, It was feared that that loss wns the end of the town. "It wns the lifeline of tills town." she explained. S an ford's businesswom en were not about to sit buck and watch the town deteriorate because of the loss of one source of Income. They sprang Into action and formed a group whose purpose, In part, was to encourage the restoration, pre­ servation and rejuvenation of the economic and business life of the city of Sanford. The early years were filled with ambitious projects and many successes. The group was one of the main d r iv in g fo rce s beh in d the establishment of the Central Florida Zoo. Foster said. They raised a good bit of the Initial funds needed to get the project ofTthe ground. They built a wishing well at the zoo. which was supposed to generate funds lo help the Zoo Foundation. At first It did quite well: today, It has fallen on hard times. The well Is In a slate of disrepair and Foster said that it Is not raising much money. The group Itself has fallen on similar hard times. Membership has fallen to a ncnr-nll-tlmc low of 36. Many of Ihe members arc older women. Few are members of the business community. "The members we have arc strong," Foster said, "but we nre trying to up membership. We have done so much for the community In the past. We’d like to keep doing it." Foster said the group docs not do "extensive fundraising." In­ stead, It Is a support group for the city. Members are encouraged lo attend b iw eekly City Com­ m ission m eetings and City Commission workshops. The large group meets monthly for lunch, a business meeting and to hear a speaker. "S o m e tim e s the speaker enlightens us about Sanford." Foster said, "but sometimes we learn about time management or financial planning." When they do fund-raising activities, SISTER, Inc. makes sure that the recipient Is some­ one In the city or Sanford herself. On March 4 and 5. the group will man a refreshment booth at HaraMPhotoby l null fWmondo Ann Brisson (left), first vice president of SISTER, Inc., and Polly Miller of the League of Women Voters look over a League magazine after Miller spoke to SISTER members. the St. John’s River Art Festival. The proceeds from the sales of coffee, doughnuts and Boda will be donated to Ihe Christian Sharing Home of Sanford. Last year, the money Hint SISTER made selling hot dogs at the festival, wns given lo the city lo be used for the bcautlflcution of city park facilities. Also last year. SISTER mem­ bers had a Christmas party. But Instead o f exchanging gifts will: each olher. they each brought u gift for the residents of the Seminole County Children's Home. "W e like to do that sort of thing...to help those In need." Foster said, "but we don't do­ nate to charities." One of the more prominent members of the SISTER organi­ zation is Mayor Bcttyc Smith. "Having Her Honor In Ihe group has helped this organiza­ tion." Foster staled. “ It's made us stay active In the community. And she really gives a lot of herself lo us." SISTER'S 1088-89 officers are Pal Foster, president: Ann Brisson, first vice president: Marl ha Yancey, second vice president; Jean Fowler, third vice president; Emy Bill, re­ cording secretary; Emy Sokol, corresponding secretary: and Tina Joseph, treasurer. Annual dues arc S I5. Women Interested In Joining the group should contact Yancey at 3222213 or 323-0794. Nuisance callers need not be tolerated Ada Louwama (far left) of Sanford stops by a cardtable at Publlx In Sanford to buy a box of Girl Scout cookies from representatives of Troop 468 (left to right): Sarah Van Gilder, Jr. Girl Scout; Edith Van Glider, assistant troop leader; Elizabeth Welehob, troop leader; and Courtney Half ron, also a Jr. Girt Scout. Girl Scouts selling SANFORD — Girl Scouts will be selling their famed and fabu­ lous cookies at booths at the following locations and times. P n b llx , Sanford: Feb. 24, 3:30-7 p.m.: Feb. 25, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Feb. 26, 9 a.m. to noon; March 4, 10a.m. lo4 p.m. Publix, Heathrow: Feb. 25, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wal-Mart, Sanford: Feb. 24. 4-8 p.m.; Feb. 25. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Feb. 26. 1-6 p.m.: March 4. 10a.m. to4 p.m. Winn Dials, Airport Blvd. and 25th St.: Feb. 24. 4-8 p.m.: Feb. 25. 1-6 p.m. M arket Place, U.S. Hwy. 17-92: Feb. 25. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sun Bank, U.S. Hwy. 17-92: Feb. 24.3-6 p.m. Sun Bank, downtown Sunford: Feb, 24,3*6 p.m. First Federal of Seminole Bank, Sanford: Feb. 24.4-6 p.m. Seminole National Bank. Airport Blvd. and 25th St.: Feb. 24.4-6 p.m. K-mart, Sanford: Feb. 25. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. DEAR ABBY: I. too, stand by your opinion that telephoning the general public, either to sell ADVICE something or to gather Informa­ tion for whatever purpose. Is an in alr.v. "irWaklon br privacy and should A T be abolished. 1 read In the February 1989 A BIG A IL Reader's Digest that one way lo VAN B U R EN slop most "Junk" phone calls is to write the Direct Marketing Association's Telephone Prefer­ ence Service, 6 E. 43 St.. New me, and I want lo add my York. N.Y. 10017. This trade support for your cause against organization keeps a list of all types o f telephone Intrusion. people who don't want lo be In this ease, It is unfortunate bothered by sales calls. I am that our society has taught us certainly going to write and get that we should always be polite my name on Ihe list. and considerate of others* feel­ Thank you for your many cars ings. even when they are abus­ of good, sound advice. ing us! Most people think that KATHRYN A. BEDORED, when someone calls them they OMAHA. NEB. must listen to the pilch or answer the questions to keep DEAR KATHRYN: And thank from offending the caller. In my you for the tip. I'm also going to opinion that’s hogwashf write lo them. And If that When 1 receive unwanted doesn't work, read on for a calls. I very quickly break In and stronger approach: lell the caller: "I object lo your Invading my privacy with this DEAR ABBY: I don't usually call. If I had wanted your read your column, bul today's product (or service or lo give you on telephone soliciting grabbed Informal Ion). I would have come lo you. Please remove me from your list because If I receive further calls from your com­ pany. I will report you la the Better Business Bureau and the stale attorney general." 11:30 10: 33 u I don't remember ever having r n tonight Haw* LA. Law gotten a second call. Jusi Show thought I would share my solu­ M'A'S'H Nawa Knott Landing tion with you. ago. when I went to my first Ovcrcaters Anonymous meeting, I weighed 370 pounds and I was miserable. Since then, I have lost 130 pounds and ((iilncd a new sense of serenity and self-worth. I am happier now than 1 have ever been In my life. For years, fear kept me from going to my first O.A. meeting. Now I want lo reassure others who may lie apprehensive about going to their first meeting. Ovcrcaters Anonymous Is free, and there I found love, un­ derstanding and acceptance that I couldn't gel from my family, friends or society. In loving gratitude for the O.A. fellowship. I will remain... ANONYMOUS IN BALLWIN, MO. O o o © 6B 6:30 NBC Men Ntwb CBS Hut Nawa ABC Now* a*cN*ui*»VM NawtHour rwitty Nawhart jAttsn SOI 9:30 8:30 9:00 7:30 m u (ntartain. 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GETTING RICHER,AUD THE- FOCRAREGETnUS POORER... j WHATEVER HAPPENED ITS CALLED THE lo tter y , ajouj T O T H E A M E R IC A N DREAM? Diet has changed for diverticulitis DEAR DR. GOTT: I suffer from diverticulitis. At times It's very bad end I must take medicine. It seems to be getting worse and I can't eat any of Die things I like. DEAR READER: As we age, small pockets or herniations tend to develop In the linings of our large Intestine. This is called dlvcrtlculosls. It Is usually dis­ covered by accident (during the course of Investigation for other diseases). The only treatment Is the avoidance of fruits — such as raspberries, strawberries and blueberries — thnt contain small. Indigestible seeds. On occasion, these Intestinal sacs become Inflamed, causing diverticulitis, little abscesses that produce abdominal pain, fever, bowel Irregularity and ln le s tln n l b le e d in g . W hen dl ver t l cul osl s becom es diverticulitis, the patient must u s e a n t i b i o t i c s a n d an tlspasmodics to reduce infection and control painful muscle con­ tractions of the bowel wall. In the past, doctors Insisted on s trin g e n t diets to p reven t diverticulitis: no fruits, salads, roughage or liber. Now we real­ ize that such strict diets arc neither effective nor practical for the average patient. You may want to check this out with your own doctor, but I suspect he or she will agree. Because small seeds arc still b elieved to a c tiv a te d iv e rtic u litis , you should avoid berries (and Jams) Ihnl contain them. However, roughage and vegetable fiber are all right to eat. Therefore, your diet may not have to be as limited as you think. Most peo­ ple who have a tendency to diverticulitis can cat relatively normally, with the exceptions I have mentioned. For more Information. 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PUDDY CAT/ SEE/TO MAINTAIN By James Jacoby It was strange that West did not open one no-trump with his balanced .hand of 16 hlgh-card points. Perhaps that was why he felt constrained to bid two diamonds over one spade. North raised spades, and East, who might have competed with three diamonds, tamely passed. West would not make three diamonds If North finds the club lead. However, against uu opening spade lead. West could shed a club loser on the queen of Bpades. Meanwhile, It was up to South to try to make eight tricks with spades as trump. At first glance, six losers seem to be Inescapable — three trump tricks, a diamond, and two hearts. Sometimes unwary de­ fenders can err if some card like the Jack of spades Is suddenly played from dummy. Here. If East were lo rover the Jark of spades, the defenders’ trump tricks would be compressed Into only two. But It Is better to rely upon a true chance for the contract than upon an oppo­ nent's mistake. The straightforward play for eight tricks Is to find the club suit dividing 3-3 while the trumps Bpllt 3-2. So declarer can play four rounds of clubs, dis­ e a s in g a diamond, and allowing either defender to trump. The hope Is that a defender will ru(T with a trump honor or, if he ruffs low, that subsequently the trumps will split, leaving de­ clarer with only two more trump losers. And so It was with today's hand. Four rounds of clubs eliminated the diamond loser. Although East trumped In with a small card, eventually East's and West's trump honors fell together. V IM ♦ J7 • K761 Vulnerable: Neither D ea ler West Opening lead: V K ONE'S HEALTH. VITAMINS CAN > M AKE A < D if f e r e n c e / ) By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY February 24,1989 Joint ventures look promising for you In the year ahead, especially one that will be a very Imaginative and creative en­ terprise and could turn out to be something rather substantial. 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JT*1rvts by B«rke Breathed ftntw aery motnvo cm v a/rm J w ta ... em m //to*' *WV»Y»V.V' ft* €JOHT HMO NCM F fT t MtUtOH w , ik m cN ip w ____ AfntOU! *NY cion*.9 �"7™ Sanford McFerrin, Chapman dominate Grammys United Proas International LOS ANGELES — Jazz/pop singer Bobby McFcrrln won Tour awards, Including best song and j best record, and urban folk ; singer Tracy Chapman won three ol her six nominations at a 31st Annual Grammy Awards show that featured performers (from violinist Itzhak Perlman to heavy-metal band Mctallica. McFcrrln’a simple, upbeat hit "Don't Worry, Be Happy," beat out Chapman'B single "Fast Car" for song of the yeur and record of the year honors. "It was so popular because It went to the spirit of the times. ... People wanted to hear some­ th in g that was u p liftin g ," McFerrin. 38, said backstage. "I was really surprised about the song of the year (award). I'm Just sort of numb right now," he said a ft e r w in n in g h is fo u rth Grammy of the evening. McFcrrln, who said backstage that he rarely listens to pop music, outdistanced George Michael, Sting, Steve Wlnwood and Phil Collins for top male pop vocalist. His fourth award was ,for best male Jazz vocal perfor­ mance for the song "Brothers" jon Rob Wasscrmon's album ("Ducts." ! Chapman, a Boston-based (singer-songwriter whose bluesy (talcs about poverty, war and the struggles or the underclass have been both critically and com­ mercially successful, also won for best contemporary folk re­ cording nnd was named best female pop vocalist for "Fast Car," a song about the frustatlons of a woman trying to escape Inner-city poverty. " I want to ... thank my mother, who bought my first guitar, and my sister, who's always been my best audience," said the shy Chapman, dressed In trademark leather Jacket and black turtleneck as she accepted her best pop vocalist award. Chapman had been nominated for six awards and was given a good chance of breaking the record of five Grammys won by Christopher Cross In 1980. Classical conductor Sir Georg Solti, the all-time high Grammy winner, picked up his 27th and 28th awards for best chamber music performance and best choral performance. The Irish rock band U2. Anita Baker and country Btar K.T. Oslln won two awards each In the ceremony broadcast live on CBS f rom the S hr i ne Auditorium. In one of the more surprising victories of the night. Michael's "F aith " beat out Chapman's "Tracy Chapman," McFcrrln s "S im p le Pleasures,” Sting's “ Nothing Like The Sun" and Wlnwood's "Roll With It" for Clapton, Rod Stewart. Robbie Robertson and Joe Cocker. album of the year honors. Oslln's single "Hold Me" won In the tight race for best best country song and she was female rock vocalist category, named top female country vocal­ Tina Turner bested veteran Pal Bcnatar and newcomers Melissa ist for the second year In a row. Randy Travis was named top Etheridge. Slncud O'Conner and male country singer for the Toni Childs. T h e G ra m m y c o m m itte e second yenr In a row. M anhattan T ra n s fe r was brought back comedian Billy named best pop group for lhe Crystal as host of the show for album. "Brasil," beating out the the third straight year, guaran­ Beach Boys, who have never teeing n fnst-pneed and funny telecast. won a G ra m m y and w ere Baker, McFerrin nnd Chapman favored to win. U2’s single, "Desire.” earned were Joined by a dozen other the band a Grammy for best nominees ranging from Mctallica rock performance by a group to classical violinist Itzhak and It earned a second award for Perlman In giving live perfor­ best performance in a video for mances on the Grammy stage. "Where the Streets Have No Pop superstar Michael Jackson Name." — shut out In all televised Baker's single. "Giving You categories In 1988 — received the Best That I Got," won her only one nomination this year. best rhythm nnd blues song and His single, "Man In the Mirror," best rhythm and blues female competed with Baker. Chapman. vocalist. McFcrrln and Wlnwood efforts Terrence Trent D'Arby was for record or the year. named best male rhythm and Vying with Chapman for the blues vocalist for his album "Introducing the Hardline Ac­ new artist award were Rick Astlcy, Toni Childs, the a capc ord in g to T erren ce T ren t pclln gospel group Take 0 and D'Arby." defrocked Miss America Vanessa "Giving You the Best That 1 Williams. Got" also was up for song of the Among the 61 awards left out year along with Sting's "Be Still My Beating Heart” and Brenda o f the televised portion because or time considerations was rap — Russell's "Plano In the Dark." Robert Palmer was named the olher category added this best male rock vocalist over Eric year. * Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. February 23, 1989 — SB Officials break $1 billion drug laundering operation Jlan nnd which also had offices In New York and LOS ANGELES - Thirty- Houston. All three w ere'ar­ three people were charged rested Wednesday. Wednesday with conspiring to Each of the two businesses launder $1 billion In Colom­ Is believed to have laundered bian cocaine profits through al least $500 million In drug A rm en ian -ow n ed Jewelry money since 1986, court doc­ businesses In the largest such uments said. Investigation ever conducted. The Justice Department Court documents said the said the Investigation evolved Jewelry businesses regulnrly from intelligence gathered In shipped large amounts of many investigations first drug money by armored car thought to be unrelated drug to two Los Angeles Jewelry and money-laundering cases wholesalers as If the money In Los Angeles, New York. came from gold and jewelry H o u s t o n . M i a m i a n d elsewhere. sides In other cities. Two criminal complaints Police and Drug Enforce­ filed In U.S. District Court ment Administration agents charged the defendants with raided the Jewelry Mart In aiding and abetting the dis­ d o w n to w n L as A n g e le s tribution o f thousands of Wednesday morning, but the pounds of cocaine In Los exact number of arrests was A n g e le s . New Y ork and not available. "This Investigation, codeHo u s t o n by l a u n d e r i n g hundreds of millions of dollars named Polar Cap. was con­ In sale proceeds. ducted both nationally and They also were accused of Internationally and involved conspiring to violate the the c o o p era tiv e work o f Money Laundering Control hundreds of agents of federal, Act and the reporting re­ state and local law enforce­ qu irem en ts o f the Bank ment agencies," Thornburgh Secrecy Act. two laws aimed said. at restricting the use or Illegal Andonlan, which operated drug profits. as Nazareth Jewelers, and A tto rn e y G eneral Dick K o y o u m c jla n a lle g e d ly Thornburgh and Treasury supervised the other defen­ Secretary Nicholas Brady, dants as they collected mil­ who announced the culmina­ lions of dollars In drug money, tion of the multi-agency In­ then forwarded it to banks in vestigation In Washington, the armored trucks. The said that In the past two years banks then were Instructed to alon e the in te r n a tio n a l wire the money to drug traf­ s tru ggle for successful re­ money-laundering enterprise fickers' accounts In New York, structuring of the economy (nnd) concealed at least $1 billion in Panama City, Panumu. and for deepening socialist democra­ Montevideo. Uruguay, the af­ drug-sale proceeds. cy, various forces arc being The Justice Department fidavit said. roused which seek to hamper It said more than 37 arrest The only defendant named or abuse It for destabilization," warrants and 85 search war­ 111 both complaints Is Richard the Prague dally Rude Pravo rants were being executed by Ferris, owner of Roncl Refin­ said. federal agents nationwide and ing Co., a Hollywood, Fla., The paper described the dis­ that 640 pounds of cocaine business that refines and sells sidents as "renegades and post­ had been seized. Law en­ gold. Roncl allegedly Bold humous followers or the preforcement sources said the large quantities of gold to Munich regime," a reference lo Inquiry also has led In­ both Koyoumcjlan and An­ pre-World War 11 democratic vestigators to the drug traf­ donlan to create the look of a Czechoslovakia. fickers who are "customers" legitimate business. In contrast with Havel’s crlllof the money-laundering en­ The affidavit said Die de­ c l s m s T u e s d a y of terprise. fendants used ut least 10 Czechoslovakia’s human rights Affidavits by federal agents Jewelry companies to create record, Rude Pravo said the East said the masterminds of the false Invoices reflecting the Bloc nation Is an advanced plots were Armenian Jewelers sale of large quantities of gold country In which "working men who used businesses of their to each other In order to make enjoy all substantial certainties compatriots in Los Angeles, it seem that the large bank and rights." New York. Florida, Texas and deposits were legitImale. Nine dissidents were charged Uruguay to collect drug prof­ The businesses also trans­ In the Ille ga l Jan. 16 d e­ its. The money then was put ferred large quantities of gold monstration on the anniversary . In banks and the money wired of the death 1>f Janflrelach. a V back to the traffickers In between themselves lo create a "legitimate" purpose for the student who scl himself ablaze South America. wire transfers, the affidavit to protest the 1968 Soviet-led The government said the said. Invasion of Czechoslovakia. operation was controlled by The nine tried to place flowers The alTIdavlls said the case two wholesale Jewelry com­ at the site of the suicide In panies situated in the Los began lo unravel In three Prague's Wencclcs Square while Angeles Jewelry Mart on directions In 1988. A repre­ thousands of other Czechs South Hill Street — Andonlan sentative of Wells Fargo bank staged a demonstration lo com­ Brothers Manufacturing Co., alerted a federal agency In memorate the event. owned by brothers Vahe and January 1988 that Nuznrelh Thousands of people took part had deposited $25 million In N a za reth A n d o n la n and In four days of demonstrations which also had offlees in New the In stitu tion during a and several hundred were three-month period, the doc­ York , and R opex Corp., beaten by riot police and briefly owned by Wants Koyoumc- uments said. detained. Unltad Prats Intsrnatlonsl C zech dissident crackdown persists «•Unltsd Press International I ( PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia — A (court gave two dissidents prison (termB of up to a year In Jail and (five others suspended prison (terms on charges stemming (from a demonstration marking (the anniversary of the 1968 •Soviet-led Invasion, dissident (sources said. ( Police also arrested Wednes­ day prominent Czech dissident Tomas Hradllck In the city of | Llpnlk near the Polish border on j charges of inciting unrest, one ! day after playwright Vaclav '•Havel was sentenced to nine .months Imprisonment on simi­ lar grounds. The sentences, Hradilek’s ar­ rest and Havel's Imprisonment were Been as further evidence that C zech oslo va k ia 's con( servatlve government Is resisti Ing the reform movement that Is (s w e e p in g o th e r East Bloc (countries, Including (C z e c h o s lo v a k ia 's n orth ern ( neighbor, Poland, and the Soviet i Union. ( In Washington, the State DcIpartment sharply criticized the (jailing of Havel, saying the move ( was "bitter testimony to the lack (o f respect for fundamental h u m a n r i g h t s In C zechoslovakia," and urged i Prague to abandon Its hostile Spractices. Peter Posplhal, a leading dis­ sident, said the Czechoslovak human rights activists w el­ comed the State Department condemnation, saying, "Every sign of International Solidarity makes us happy." Hradllck. who faces five years Imprisonment, was freed follow­ ing the arrest but the charges were not dropped and he was told to go lo police headquarters Tuesday for questioning, a dis­ sident source said. Seven other dissidents ar­ rested with Havel Jan. 16 were sentenced in a Prague courtroom Wednesday, the second day of thclrtrial. Sources said Otokar Vcvcrka. spokesman for the Charter 77 human rights movement, was sentenced to a year In Jail and Jana Petrova was given nine months. •Jana Sternova was given a four-month suspended sentence. Stanlslaw Penc two months. D avid Netncc th ree years, Alcksander Vondra two months and Pctraz Placak two months. Further, the five can be retried and sentenced to prison If they violate the law. In remarks made In the court­ room and recorded by dissident sources, Havel said social unrest could erupt unless the commu­ nist government establishes a dialogue with the people. He said Charter 77 had tried lo establish contacts with the government but the governmenl "merely ‘ Imprisoned and prosecuted us" for pointing out human rights violations. In an apparent attempt to Illustrate the differences be­ tween the communist neighbors, a Polish newspaper reported that a Warsaw theater would stage two short plays by Havel this week. The scheduled performances Saturday o f "Audience" and " P r o t e s t " at the W arsaw Powszcchny theater will be the first appearance of Havel's works In Poland since martial law was imposed in 1981. His plays were banned In Poland from then until martial law was lifted In 1984. “ Havel’s works carry a warn­ ing. a memento for a certain generation which can Identify Itself with the main characters." said P o w s z c c h n y th e a te r director Feliks Falk In an in­ terview published by the news­ paper Kuricr Polski. "I think that many Poles lived through simi­ lar ordeals.” A Communist Party newspa­ per In Czechoslovakia warned Wednesday that “ forces" were trying to undermine the gov­ ernment. "Now when we arc waging a Governor threatens to fire striking hospital employees . United Press International ( ------------------ :------------------------------ ( CRANSTON. R.l. - Gov. Edward ; D. DIPrcte threatened to fire dozens of striking nurses and attendants at a state-run chronic care hospital Thursday unless they obey a judge's back-to-work order and end their 3-day-old strike. Union leaders said they urged the strikers to return to their jobs by Wednesday's 3 p.m. court-ordered deadline to end the Illegal walkout at the state's General Hospital where National Guardsmen have helped care for patients since the strike began. But many of the workers stormed out of the closed-door union meeting called to discuss the order, and returned lo picket lines around the Institution. "Nothing has changed. I'm going back on the picket line. The state stinks," said one member of Local 1350 of the American Federation of S ta te , C o u n ty and M u n icip al E m ployees after the four-hour session. When DIPrele heard of the strikers' action, he threatened to begin a "termination process" against any nurse or attendant who failed to show up Thursday morning. "It Is clear that certain members In the union have no Intention of complying with my request or the court order." the governor said. "I have no choice but to take action lo ensure that the patients at Ihe hospital receive proper care." Administrator James Benedict said 32 attendants and fewer than 10 licensed practical nurses showed up for the 3 p.m. Wednesday shift when the court order took cllect. Benedict said 66 attendants were scheduled for duty. He was unsure how many LPNs were scheduled to work. "Our attorneys will be In court tomorrow (Thursday) and they will ask for some teeth to the (back-towork) order." Benedict said. He did not specify what punitive action the hospital will seek. It could seek a contempt of court citation, Including fines, dismissal or Imprisonment. Hospital spokesman Dan Calcy said Rhode Island National Guard troops were continuing to help clean und feed patients. The Guard was called In by DiPrete late Sunday night In anticipation of a walkout. Joseph Furgnoll. Local 1350 presi­ dent. emerged from the union meet­ ing about 4 p.m. "I encouraged the union to go back to work." he s a id . "What they decide on an Individual basts Is up lo them." Earlier In the day, administrators and union leaders tried without success to negotiate un end to their differences In a meeting at the Stall-house In Providence. The dis­ pute Involves control of staffing levels. " T h e r e wus no s ig n ific a n t breakthrough." union lawyer Gerard Coblelgh mild before leaving the capital. "There are some areas of ugrremrnt. but stalling 1s still an Issue." Alxiut 40 registered nurses crossed picket lines ut the hospital Wednes­ day morning, on (hr heels of Superior Court Judge Antonio Almeldu's tem­ porary restraining order. In his Tuesday decision, he said the Illegal slriki jeopardized patient's lives. Military pressing Sudanese leader to form new government Gen. Falhl Ahmed All to discuss the killer's demands, which Include steps to end a 5-year-old KHARTOUM. Sudan - Prime Minister Sadlq al war with southern rebels. Information Mlnlstrr Dr. Beshlr Omer said Sadlq Muhdl called an emergency Cabinet meeting Thursday to discuss an ultimatum from the would meet Ihe leaders of the opposition parties military high command demanding the formation after the Cabinet session to brief them on of a new government within one week, ufflciala developments In the nation's worst crisis shut « military coup overthrew President Joafar Numelry said. The Cabinet session followed a daylong meeting In 1985. Official Radio Omdunnan said the 2 1-point Wednesday between Sadiq and armed forces chief memorandum handed to Sadlq by Gen. Alt on Tuesday culled on Sadlq "lo form a national government that will have clear and decisive policies toward the crucial issues facing the country." Those issues presumably include (hr war agulnsl black. Christian-led rebels who are resisting tinInlroductlon of strict Islamic law In southern Sudan, and Sadlq's refusal to endorse u rease-llre agreement negotiated with Ihe rebels in November. The new govern mem being drmunded would likely Include the broadly based Democratic Unionist Party |DUP|. which negotiated the tentative agreement with Ihe rebels and quit Sadlq's coalition when It was rejected. The ultimatum also called for giving Ihe military' "priority In government policies." Ihe dissolution of anil-rebel tribal militias In the south and steps to revive Ihe moribund economy, the official radio said. It quoted armed force* ollicials saying the Unltad Praia International W m em orandum was prepared "w ith in the framework ol constitutional legitimacy und Is an uitempt to reform Internal conditions.” The statement was taken us a commitment that the generals would not stage another coup. The m.lilury Issued a statement late Wednesday saying Sadiq had promised in his meeting with Gen. All to have the full text of the memorandum jHjbllshrd in tile local press and to resjioiid "In Ihe same media." The crisis was sparked by the resignation this week of Defense Minister Abdul Magid Hamid Khalil, u supporter of the DUP-negotlatrd peaer plan. The resjiected minister. Just back from u trip lo Jordan und Iraq, complained lbe heightened role given the fundamentalist National Islamic Front IMF) In u resbuflle of Sadlq’s roulltion Cabinet had made It Impossible lo secure new arms from traditional Arab donors The NIF was chiefly responsible for scuttling the projxmrd |>eace pact with the rcln-1 Sudan People's Liberation Army ISI'LAl because Ihe agreement would have susjx ndcd the Introduction of Islamic law. Sadlq already lured mounting International pressure from foreign aid donors, who have made future assistance conditional on an end to the lighting U.S Secretary of State James Baker up|x-alrd fur a settlement In a major statement Ibis month. Legal Notice Legal Notices NOTICE OP FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby glean ISol I am engaged In butlnat* at 2411 S. Chat* Ae* «B. Sanlord. FL u r n , Somlno** County, Florida undar th* Fktlltou* Nam* ol ALAR M S U N L IM IT E D , and that I inland lo ragltlar told noma oils IS* Clark ol IS* Circuit Court, Somlnoto County. Florida In accordance wits is* Proeltlont ol IS* Ficllllout Nam* Statvtot, Ta Wit lection M l 0* Florid* Slalulat 1»U /t/RandyG Oraano Putins F*t> It. 12. Mores 2. ». 1*0* DEB IM NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby glean that I am engaged In butlnatt al 420 Torray Oakt C l . Langwood. FL 22ISO, Sem.nola County, Florida undar IS* Ficllllout Nama ol ADDED 2. and is a ll Inland I* ragltlar told name wits lb* Clark ol iSa Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with IS* Prontiont ol ISa Fkllllow* Name Slalulat. ToWit Section M l Ot Florida Slalulat ItV /t/JuemlaE Addao ProacSal Publics February t. 14. 21 A March 2. IN* DEB tl NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby (Ivan Isal I am engaged In butlnatt al art M om ar A** , La n g w o o d . Saminol* County. Florida undar IS * F i c l l l l o u t N a m a el A U T O M A T E D B U F F IN G A POLISHING, and ISol I island •a ragltlar told noma wits IS* Clark ol ISO Circuit Court. Semlnot* County, Florida In accordance wits IS* Provittont ol IS* Ficllllout Nam* Slalulat. ToW II Sacllen M l Of Florida Slalulat IM/ /trjalfrayS Cauider Pubiits Fab It. 22. March 2. t. IW* DEB 1*1_____________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolk* It Saraby glean that I am engaged m butlnatt *• Sun* I. I l l Fulton Slraal. Vanlord. FL 22771. Vam.no!* Counfr. Florida undar is* Fktitiowt Nam* at PUS and ISal I inland <* ragltlar ta d noma wlis is* Clark el is* Circuit Court V*ml nola County. Florida in accordance wits is* Pro mien* ol mo Fktlltou* Noma V'etuiti ToW II Section M i 0* Florida Slalulat Ittl /*'Jamet R Megan Publiin Fab 14.21 March 2. t. Itat NOTICE O F ' FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It Saraby glean that I am engaged In butmott al IMO N Cameron Ae* Sanford. Flondo. 22m. Seminole County. Florida undar IS* Ficllllout Nam* ol GOLD N ORANGE ENTERPRISES, and ISol I In land lo regular t*td noma with IS* Clark al IS* Circuit Court. Sam.nola County. Florid* In accordance with the Preelliont ol the Fklitiou* Nam* Slalulat. To W.l Section M l Ot Florida Slalulat l»S/ /| Gam Ganger Pubnis Fab 2.t. It. 22. IMt DEB U Dt ft H NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It s*r*by given ISol I am engaged Is bu*m**t *• >0t Columbo Dr . Caitaibarry Fla 22X11. Saminot* County. Florid* undo# is* F Ki.Oaut Nam* *1 EN ER GY VISION and ISol I inland to ragittar told noma wits IS* Clark d IS* CirciSI Court Saminota County. Florida m accordance wits is* Pro u u m *4 is* Fktiltout Nam* Statute* TaWrt Section M l 0* Florid* Valuta* in/ . A D *r ld M .n o ". PubiitS Fab I* II. March | t IN* 0 ( 6 no N O TICEO F FICTITIO U S NAME Nolk* it hereby glean that we are engaged In buunott *1 2124 Palmway Senlord F L. 22m Saminota County. Florid* undar •s* Ficllllout Nam* al RAL H E A TIN G A A/C SERVICE, and ISol w* Inland to ragltlar taid noma wus is* Clark *1 IS* Circuit Court. Seminal* County. Flondo m accordance with the P ro .it.one al is* Ficllllout Nam* Slalulat. To Wit Soclion M> Of Florida Slalulat IMF /t'Randan W Flak* it' Lewie Breland PubiitS Fab 2. t. It. 21 IM t DEB 1) �— Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, February 23. 1089 Legal Notice LE O A L A D V ER TISEM EN T B IO t t S T T -U N OTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN that Ih* City o< Sanlord, Florid* will receive seated bid* up to 1:3# p m . on Tuesday. March 7, 17*7, lor.tho following Items: T -S H IR T S -B A S E B A L L T h t seated bids w ill ba publicly opanod laltr thal h i m day at 1:00 p.m. In lh« City Com ml i i Ion Cham bart. Room 117, Sanford City Hall Specifications and tha propor • bid form* art available, at no co«t, In tha Purchailng Otflca, 300 N. Park Avanua, San lord. Florida. 11071 310 M U . Tha City of Sanford raiarvai tha right to accapl or ra|act any or all bldt. with or without cauta, to walva tachnlcalltlai or to accept tha bid which In Its ludgamant bast larval tha Inter­ est of tha City. C IT Y OF SANFORD Wallar Shaarln Purchasing Agant Publish: Fab. 33,1707 DEB-141 N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given thal I am engaged In business al S71I Dear Path Sanford, Seminole County, Florida undor tha Fictitious Name of COLLINS CONSTRUCTION, and thal I Intend lo register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the Pro­ visions of the Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Will Section S U M Florida Statute* 1757. /t/Gary Collins Publish: Fob. l. f , H . 73. Ifft DEB-tS NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at 4SI East Altamonte Dr. #445. Alta­ m onte S p rin g s . Sem inole County,' Florida undar tha Fictitious Nam* of LAWTON'S JEW ELER S , and that I Inland to register said name with the Clark of tho Circuit Court, Samlnol# County, Florida In accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-WII: Section (S lo t Florida Statute* 1717. /•/Hold* R, Brtster Assistant Secretary ol LAWTON'S JE W E L R Y CO. OF FLORIDA, INC. Publish: Fob. 23, March L t, IS, lit* DEB-341 NOTICE o r F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice Is hereby given that f am engaged In business at 34 Buttonwood Way, Lake Mary, Fla. 31744, Seminote County, Florida under the F k ill lout Name of I.W .O. TEM PORARY SERVICES, and that I Intend to register said rum* with the Clerk ol tho Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with tha Provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. T o Wit: Section *45.07 Florida Statutes 1717. / s / S h lr la y I . W o o s la y PubllshTFab. 7, IS, 33. March I. 11*7 DEB 13 ------- U ------------------ N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAM E Nolle* ls haraby given that I am engaged In business at 3701 M a g n o lia A v * ., S a n lo rd , Samlnol* County, Florida undar Ih * F i c t i t i o u s N a m * of C ELLU LA R INSTALLATIONS, and thal I Intend to register said nam* with the Clark of the Circuit Court, Samlnol* County, Florida In accordance with the Provisions of tha Fictitious Noma Statutes, To-WII: Section 4*5.07 Ffcx Ida llatutes 1717. /s/TImothy J. Bannatt Publish: Fsb. 7, IS, H . March 1, 1707 DEBTS N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Natlca It hereby given thal I am engaged In business at IT U M rg n o lla A v * ., S a n lo rd , Samlnol* County. Florida undar the F i c t i t i o u s N a m t ol KARFONES U N LIM ITED , and that I Inland to register said name with the Clark of Iho Circuit Court, Samlnol* County. Florida In accordance with tha Provisions ol tho Fictitious Homo Statute*. T o Wit: Section ass 07 Florida llatutes 1717. /s/TImothy J. Banna It Publish: Fab. 7. I*. 31. March I. 17*7 DEB M N O TICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Nolle* Is haraby given thal wa ar* engaged In business at 7*30 Hwy. 17-71, Maitland, FI*., Samlnol* County. Florida undar Iht Fictitious Nam* ot 17 71 A U TO SALES, and lhal w* Intend to register sold nam* with the Clark ot the Circuit Court, Samlnol* County. Florida In accordance with Ih* Pro­ visions ot Ih* Fictitious Nam* Slalute*. To Wit: Section SSI 07 Florida Statute* 1717. rs'Gan* Argentina /*/ Leonard Argentina Publish: Fab 7. IS. 13. March t. 17*7 DEB (4 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Nolle* Is haraby given that I am engaged In business al 141 Croton D rlvt. Maitland. F L U t il. Samlnol* County. Florida undar tha Fktltlous Nam* ot P R ESENTATION GRAPHICS, and thal I Intend to register said nam* with the Clark at the Circuit Court, Samlnol* County. Florid* In accordance with Ih* Previsions al tha Flctltleus Nam* Statutes. To Wit Section MS 97 Florida Slatutat 1717 /*/Mlch*l* Ellsworth Publish Fab 7, IS. 11. March 1. lit* DEB 70 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice I* haraby given that I am engaged In business at 141 West Las a Mary Bird . Las* Mary. Seminote County. Florida undar the Fictitious Nam* ot GOLDS GYM. and trial I inland to register said name with the Clark *1 the Circuit Court. Samlnol* County, Florida In accordance with tha Provision* oI the Fictitious Kama Statute*. ToW it Section M i 07 Florida Slatutat IM7 Body Oasign F itness Canter Inc Publish Fsb 7. 14. I I March j. 17*7 DEB 71 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C UIT COURT. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA CASK HO. 7S-5544-CA-0T-P FERNANDO SANTIAGO and A LTA G R A C IA P . SANTIAGO. hi* wilt, Plaintiffs, IN TH E C IR C UIT COURT IN A N 0 FOR SEMINOLE CO UNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.i SO-StST-CA-tf-L IRVIN J McSWAIN. as Substitute Trustee and Not Individually, Plamtilf. JOSE M. MATOS and AR LEN E MATOS, his wit*. Defendant*. NO TICE OF ACTION TO : JOSE M. MATOS and AR LEN E MATOS YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIF IE D that an action lor foreclosure ot a mortgage has baan tiled against you and you or* required to serve a copy of your written defames. If any, to It on Clinton L. Doud, Plommis* attorney, who** addras* Is: BALDWIN A BAUM. TIM S. US Hwy. 17-71, Fam Park, Florida 31730, on or before March 11, 17*7, and III* tha original with tha Clark el this Court either baler* tarvlca on Platlnllfs’ attorney or Immediately thereattar,- otherwise a default will ba entered against you lor tha raliaf demanded In tha Com­ plaint or Petition D A TE D this Uth day of Fabrwary, 1777MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Court By: Kelly McClain Deputy Clark Publish i Fab. IS. 11. March 1,7, 1777 DEB-171 RICH AR D SE DA A DAWN M. SEDA. Oafandants. NO TICE OF ACTION TO D E F E N O A N TS : RICHARD SEDA A DAWN M. SEDA YOU ARE H E R EB Y N O TIFIE D that a Complaint of Foreclosure and Nolle* of Lit Pendant have baan Iliad against you and there Is a demand In the Complaint that the Court grant a lu dgm ent foreclosing tha mortgage and, It tha proceeds of tho sal* ar* Insufficient lo pay Plaintiff's entire claim, a daficlancy ludgment on that certain proparty on which you have a claim located In Seminal* County, Florida and mora p a r tic u la rly described a t to! lows: That parcel ot land lying In Section II, Township M South, Rang* 31 E a st, Samlnol* County, Florida, described a* follows: From Ih* NE comar of the SE U of tha SE I* ol Section 11, run along tha East lln* ol said Section 11, N ND7'44" W. 717.70 teat; thane* leaving said East lln* run S I7*13'M" W. *40 00 teat: thane* N 00*07'44" W. 3374.31 teat to tho Point ol B e g in n in g ! thane* ru n N Sl*lS'3r’ W. ( » . » teal: thane* run N i r o n o " E . uo.oo teat: thane* run S T T S l’OI'' E. SSI.7I teat: thanes run S 00*07'4l” E. M0.00 teat to Ih* Point ol Beginning. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. It any, to the Complaint on Plaintill's attorney. R. EDWARD COOLEY, at 1410 S.R. 434 West, Suite MO. Longwood. Florida 317JO. on or before March II, IMS, and III* tha original with the Clark of Ih* Circuit Court cither before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter, othawlse a default will ba entered against you for tho relief demanded In the Complaint. This nolle* will ba published one* each weak lor four (4) consecutive weeks. In The San­ ford Herald. D A TE D this I4>h day ol Feb­ ruary, 17*7. M ARYANNE MORSE, Clark ot the Clreut By: Kelly McClain Deputy Clark Publish: Fab. IS, 13, March 1, 7, 1777 DEB-171 v*. I N T H I C IR C UIT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL C IR C UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Casa Ns. i Sf-iei-CA-aT-L General Jurisdiction FtorMa Bar Na.i 7S47M FGMC, INC., Plaintiff, vs. L A R R Y G .N E L S O N .il living, *! ux.. at al.. Defendants. NO TICE OF ACTION STA TE OF FLORIDA TO : LARRY G. NELSON. II living, and II married, MRS. LARR Y O. NELSON, hi* wlte, It living, Including any unknown spout* ol told Defendants It either hot remarried and If either or both ot told Defendants am deceased, thalr respective unknown hairs, davit***, gran­ tees. assignees, creditors, lienors and Irvstoat, and oil other parsons claiming by, through, undar or against the, named Defendant*. AND LINDA K. NELSON, II living, and II married, JOHN DOE, her husband, whose real name I* uncertain. It living. Including any unknown spouse ol told Defendants If either ha* remar­ ried and II either or both of said Defendants am deceased, their respective unknown halts, da vltaas, grant***, assign***, creditors, lienor* and trust**t. and all other parsons claiming by, through, undar or agalrtt Its* nomad Defendants. Whoa* residence It unknown. YOU ARE N O TIF IE D thal *n action to foreclose a mortgage on tha following property In Samlnol* County, F lor Ida: L o t IBS O R E E N W O O D LAKES. U N IT 3. according to tho plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 33. Pages M and (7, Public Records of Samlnol* County, Florid*. ha* baan filed agaiml you and B A R N E T T B A N K OF C E N TR A L FLORIDA. N.A., a banking corporation, CITICORP R EAL E S TA TE . INC., a coro r a t io n , G R E E N W O O D AKES U N IT 3 HOMEOWN­ ERS A ASSOCIATION, IN C , a corporation and you ara re­ quired to serve a copy ot your written defenses. It any, to II on: JO S E P H M . P A N IE L L O , ESQUIRE, Plaintiff's attorney whose addras* Is: M l N. Franklin Straal, Sulla 2710. Tampa, Florid* 33401 on or betom the list day ol March 1717, and Ilia tha original wllh Ih* Clark ol this Court either bafara tarvlca on Plalntlll't attorney or Immediately them altar: otherwise a default will ba entered against you lor the relief demanded In the Com­ plaint or Petition D A TE D on this 14th day ol February 17*7. MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY: Kelly McClain Deputy Clark Publish: Fab. IS, 13. March 1. 7, 17*7 D E B 170 t IN T H E CIR C UIT CO U R TO F TH E U T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: MS11SCA-*t-P TH E FE D E R A L HOME LOAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, vs. R OBERT A. MORHIS. *1*1.. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION T O : ROBERTA.M OR PHIS DEBORAH K. MORPHIS whose last mailing address Is: 1145 San Dlago Court Winter Springs, FL 13707 YOU AR E N O TIFIE D that on action to foreclose a mortgage on tha following property In Samlnol# County, Florida: Lot 414, W IN TER SPRINGS U N IT 4, according to tha plat thereof os recorded In Plat Book 17, Pogaa S. 7, and 7, Public Records ot Saptlnol# County, Florid* ha* baan filed against you. and you ara required to serve a copy of your written defenses. It any to It. on Pater N. Smith, Es­ quire, of Gumay A Hand lay, P.A„ Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is Landmark Center T w o , Suit* 410, 111 East Robinson Street, Orlando, FL 31701 1173, on or bafore March II, 1107, and file Ih* original with tha Clark of this Court, either bafore tarvlca on Plaintllf't attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will ba entered against you lor Iho relief demanded In tho Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on February 14. 1777. (SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By: Kelly McClain Deoutv Clerk Publish: Fab. IS. 33. March 3, 7, 17*7 D E B IT ! IN TH E CIR C UIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. IT-14*-CA-10-L IN RE: FO R FE ITU R E olUSO.OOUNITEOSTATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF FO R FE ITU R E PROCEEDINGS TO : Emasl J. Holmas. 103 Taakwood Lana, Altamonte Springs, FL 31701 and all olhars who claim an Interesl In tha following property; a) *3*0 oo US currency, which was salted on or oboul the Uth day of October, IMS at or near the back yard area of M l North Street, Altamonte Springs, Samlnol* County, Florida, by and being held by Samlnol* County Sheriff's Department, who will appear befora tha HONORABLE K EN N ETH M. LE F F L E R . on 12th day ol April. Ill* al l:M A M In room N1I4 lor Ih* purpose of filing a Petition lor Ruto lo Show Causa and lor Final Order ol Forfeiture why Ih* described proparly should not be forfeited to Ih* us* ol or sal* by Ih* Sheri If ot Samlnol* County, Florida, upon producing due proof that Ih* same was used In Samlnol* County, Florida, In violation ol Iho laws ol Iho Slate ol Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal ol lenses pursuant to Florida Statutes *12 701 704 I H E R EB Y C E R T IF Y lhal this Notice and Its accompanying pleading* are being served pursuant to Florida Statutes 731 701 .704. this Uth day ol February. im NORMAN R WOLFINOER. STATE A TTO R N E Y B Y: ANNE E RICHARDS R UTBERG. A S A.. 100 East F lril Street. Sanlord. Florida 31771 Publish Fab 13.March 1.1*0* DEB 7M IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JU O IC IA LC IR C U IT, IEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 0M11-CA-II L IN R E: F O R FE ITU R E o lU A It 00 U N ITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF F O R FE ITU R E PR OCEEDING! TO Danny French*. 3121 Greenville Avenue. Orlando. F L 31*01 and Juan Crul and Angela Cru*. all Willow Wood. Allamonl* Springs, FL 12701 and all others who claim an Interest In the following property al 14.01* 00 U t currency, which was sailed on or about the Ulh day ot November. IMS at or near tha Park Suita Hotel. Altamonte Springs. Seminote Cotxity, Florid* by and bamg held by k*mlnote County Sheriff's Department, who will appear before the HONORABLE K E N N E T H M L E F F L E R . an 12th day ot April. 1*0* a l l M A M In room N1I4 lor the purpose ot tiling a Petition tor Rule to Show Cause and for Final Order of Forfeiture why Ih* described property should not bo forfeited to the use of or sal* by the Sheri if ot Seminole County. Florida, upon producing due proof that the same was used In Seminole County. Florida. In violation ot Ih* laws ot tha Slat* ol Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offenses pursuant to Florida Statutes *31 771 704 t H E R EB Y C E R T IF Y that this Notice and Its accompanying pleadings are being served pursuant to Florid* Statutes 711.771 704 this 13th day ol February, 1ST* NORMAN R W OLFINGER. STATE ATTO R N E Y B Y: ANNE E RICHARDS R UTBERG. A S A . 100 East First Street. Sanlord. Florida 31711 Publish Feb 21. March 1. IN* DEB II* Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E CIR C U lTC O O R T FOR IEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fit* Number 77-til-CP IN R E: E S TA TE OF WALDO O. BADGLEY, Deceased NOTICE C F ADM INISTRATION Tho administration ol the estateet WALDOO. BADGLEY, d e ce a se d . F ile N u m b e r 17 tot CP, Is pending In tha Circuit Court lor Samlnol* C o u n ty. F lo rid a , Probate Olvlslon. tha address of which Is Samlnol* County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 31771. Tha names and addresses ol Iho personal representative and tha personal representative's at­ torney are sat lorth below, Alt Interested parson* are required to til* with this court, W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS O F TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE: (1) all claims against tha astat* and (1) any ob|*ctlon by an Interested parson on whom this notice was served that challenges the valid­ ity ol the will, the qualifications of the personal representative, venue, or Jurisdiction ol the court* A L L CLAIMS AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOR EVER BARRED Publication of this Nolle* has begun on February IS, 1777. Personal Representative; David L. Badghry Janet C. Kiser Attorney tor Personal Representative: Patrick A, flaky, Esq. P.O. Drawer M Winter Park, Florida 13770 Telephone: 407/444-4*73 Publish: February is, 13. lt*7 DEB-IIS IN T H E CIRCUIT CO U R TO F TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL -C IR C U IT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 77 3417 CA 04 IN R E : TH E M ARRIAGE OF S TAC EY ANN MOCK, Petitioner/Wlte, and RONALD WILBURN MOCK. Respondant/H usband NO TICE OF ACTION T O : R O N A L D W IL B U R N j^qCK 1*37 Yucatan Drlva Orlando. Florida 13707 YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIE D that an action lor Dissolution ol Marrlaga has bean tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defense*. It any. to It on MARK M. O'MARA. At­ torney lor Patlllonar, whoso address Is 7000 Atom* Avenue, Suite 107, Winter Park. Florid* 137*3. and fit* the original with the Clerk ol this Court on or boloro M a rch 14th, 1*77: otherwise, a Judgment may ba entered against you lor tho raliaf demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and saal of this Court on Ih* 7th day ol February. Iff* Saal M ARYANNE MORSE Clark of tha Circuit Court By:Cacalla V. Ekarn Deputy Clark Publish: Fab. 7. IS, 33. March 1, 1777 D EB T? IN T H E C IR C UIT COURT OF THE11TH JU O IC IA LC IR C U IT OF FLORIDA, IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY CASE NO. M-4J77-CA-07-P O EN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION PHM FINANCE CORPORATION I, P L A IN TIF F , SHARON M .G IL K E Y A N D UNKNOWN SPOUSE, IF M AR R IED : D U W A Y N E E . G IL K E Y AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE. IF M AR RIED: SHADOWBAYCLUB HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; UNKNOWN TE N A N T(S ). DEFEN DAN TS. A M EN D ED NO TICE OF AC­ TION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE -P R O P E R T Y T O : SHARON M. G IL K E Y Residence unknown. If living, including any unknown spouse of said Defendant* it either has remarried and If either or both ol said Oaiandant* ar* dead, thalr respective unknown hairs, davit***, grant***, assign***, creditors. Itenors, and frusta**, and all other parsons claiming by, through, undar or against tha named Defendant!*): and the aforementioned named Delandant(s) and such ol Ih* aforementioned unknown De­ fendants and such ol tho aforementioned unknown ,Oa|Undents as may be infants. Incompetents of-otherwlse not ^ Y O u ' X I i ’ W R E B Y N O TI­ F IE D thal an action hat baan commenced la foreclose a mortgage on tha following real property, lying and being and situated In SEMINOLE County, Florida, more particularly dascrlbed at follows: L O T 171, S H A D O W B A Y , U N IT TWO, PHASE II, AC­ C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK 11 PAGE 34 AND SI, P U B L IC R ECO RD S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. more commonly known at M47 S P Y O L A S S C O V E , LO N G WOOD. FLORIDA 3377*. This action hat bean Iliad against you and you are re­ quired to serve • copy ot your written defense. II any. to II on SHAPIRO A FISHM AN. At­ torney*. who** address It SS0 North Rao Straal. Suit* M l. Tampa. Florida 33407 1013, on or batore March 13, IM t and III* the original with the Clark ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Imme­ diately thereafter; otherwise a default will b* entered against you for tha raliaf demanded In tha Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal ol this Court on the 7th day ol February, 17*7. (CO UR T SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK Circuit and County Courts By: Wendy W. Collins Deputy Clark Publish: Fab. 7. IS. 31, March 1, 1*77 DEB *1 IN TH E CIR C UIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F lk Number 77 771 CP IN R E i ESTA TE OF LIL LIA N GRACE BURROWS Deceased NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION Tha administration ol the astat* ol L IL L IA N G RACE BUR R O W S, deceased. File Number 77 073 CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole C o u n ty . F lo rld o , Probate Division. Ih* address of which I* Post Office Drawer C. Sanford. Florida H772«SS7. Tha names and addresses ol the personal rapresantaliv* ana me personal represaniallve's attorney are set lorth below All Interested person* are required to file with this court, W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE: ( I ) all claim* against the estate and 111 any ob|*dion by an Interested parson on whom this nolle* I* served that challenges the valid Ity ol the will, the qualification* ol the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol Itie tOUfi, ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot this Notice ha* begun on February 23. It*7 Personal Representative WAYNE HENRY ROHLFING c/o Robert F Apgar. Esq P O Boa 3010 OeLend. Florida 33713 MI0 Attorney tor Personal Rapresantative Robert F Apgar. Esq APGAR A G ILLE N . P A P O Boa MI7 OeLend. Florida M ill H it Telephone 104734*311 Publish Fab 71. March 1. 17*7 CEB ns I N T H I C IR C U IT CO U R TO F T H E IIT H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA O EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 77-4777-CA-7T-L BAR NO. *7317* CITICOR P SAVINGSOF FLORIDA, a FED E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, vs. ANISSAW. JENKINS, at at.. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO : ANISSA W. JEN K IN S and -----------------------, Spouse of ANISSA W. JEN KIN S. It any, who's rasldancas ar* Andres Blllo #45, 17th Floor. Col. Polanco 115*0. Maalco. O.F. YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIE D , that an action to foreclose a mortgage on tbs following described property In Samlnol* County, Florida: BUILDING IS. U N IT 3, OAK HARBOUR, SECTION T H R E E . A Condominium together with an undivided Interest In Ih* common (laments appurtenant thereto, as sat forth In Ih* Declaration of Condominium of O AK H A R B O U R . S E C TIO N T H R E E , and exhibits attached thereto dated July IS, 17*4, tiled September IS, 1774, and re­ corded In Official Records Books 1577. Pag* ISIS, a* amended by Records Book ISIS, peg* 1445, as amended by Amendman! to Declaration ol Condominium, tiled March 37. 1775 In Official Records Book ISIS. Peg* 500. Public Records ol Samlnol* County, Florida, together with any amendments thereto. haa baan Iliad against you and you are hereby required to serve a copy ot your written defenses to II, It any. on RONALD L. F R IE D , P.A., Plaintiff's at­ torney, who** address Is: 7700 N O R TH K E N O A L L D R IV E . SUITE 107. M IAM I. FLORIDA 1115* on or bafore Ih* 7th day ol March. 1777. and til* the original with tha Clark ol this Court cither batore tarvlca on Plainlltr* attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwise, a da fault will b* entered against you for tho relict demanded In Ih* C o m p la in t lo F o re c lo s e Mortgage. D ated th is 10th day of January, 1777. MARYANNE MORSE. Clark ot said Court By: Kelly McClain as Deputy Clark (Court Saal I Publish: Fab. 1.7,1*. 33.17*7 DEB 33 IN T H E CIRCU IT CO U R TO F T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IE M IN O LE CO UN TY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Cas* No.: TASSSS-CA-Cf-L General Jurisdiction Florida Bar Na.t ****** FIR ST F ID E L IT Y BANK, N.A., Plaintiff, v*. THOMAS L. HEISS.lt living, at ua., at al.. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO : THOMAS L. HEISS. If liv in g , and P A T R IC IA M. HEISS. his wlte. If living. In eluding any unknown spouse of said Defendants II either has remarried and It either or both ol said Defendant* ar* de­ ceased, thalr respective un known hairs, da vis***, grant***, assign***, creditor*. Itenors and trust***, and all other parsons claiming by. through, undar or against tha named Defendants Whose residence Is RFD t. Boa 1170. Oakland. Main* 047*3 *71* YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action lo teredo** a mortgage on tha tol lowing property In Samlnol* County, Florida: LOT 4. H ER M ITAG E U N IT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDED IN P LA T BOO* 77 PAGE *4. OF TH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA has baan Iliad against you and JOHN DOE and JA N E DOE and all Other person* In possession ot sutolect real property, whose realnames are uncertain and you are required to serve a copy Ol your written detente*. It any. to It an: JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff's attorney whose address Is 101 N. Franklin Sir**!. Suit* 1710. Tampa. Florida 13*01 on or batore the llh day ol March ivae, and III* tha original with the Clark ol this Court either before service on Plalntllt's attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise a dalautl will be entered age insi you tor Ih* reltet demanded in the Com plaint or Petition D A TE D on this llt l day ot January •*** M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY Kelly McClain Deputy Clark Publish Fab l.f . IS. 13.17*7 OEB It Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY, STA TE OF FLORIDA. Cas* Na.t SS-S14S-CA-77-P General Jurisdiction FtorMa Bar Ne.i atotSO CHASE HOME M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintllf, CLARENCE E. OANIELS.lt living, at ux.,*lal., Oaiandant*. N O TICE OF ACTION S TA TE OF FLORIDA TO : CLARENCE E. DANIELS, It living, and It married. MRS. CLARENCE E . DANIELS, his wit*. It living, Including arty unknown spouse ol said Defen­ dants It either has remarried and It either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, thalr respective unknown hairs, de­ vise**. grant***, assign***, creditors. Itenors and trustees, and all other parsons claiming by, through, under or against the named Oaiandant* AND JU N E E. DANIELS, II living, and II married, JOHN DOE, her husband, whose real name I* uncertain, It living. Including any unknown spouse of said Defendants II either hat remar­ ried and II allhar or both ol said Dafandanlt are deceased, thalr respective unknown hairs, dt vlsest, grantee*, assignats, creditors, lienors and and^trust*•*. and all alhar pereoni claiming by, through, undar or against tha named Defendant* Whose residence is unknown. YOU ARE N O TIFIE D thal an action to loreclos* a mortgage on tha following property In Samlnol* County, Florida; L O T 70, H ID D E N L A K E PHASE III, U N IT III, according to Its* Plat tharerol as recorded In Plat Book 17, Pag* SO A 51, Public Records of Samlnol* County, Florida. hat baan Iliad against you and JOHN ROE and JA N E ROE and all other parsons In possession ol *ub|ect real property whose realnames are uncertain and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any, to It on: JO S E P H M . P A N IE L L O , ESQUIRE. Plalntllt's attorney who** address Is: Ml N. Franklin Street. Suita 2710, Tampa. Florida 31*01 on or bafore the Sth day ol March 17*7, and til* the original with tha Clark of thlt Court either before tarvlca on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately there­ after; otherwise a default will be entered against you tor tha raliaf demanded In the Com­ plaint or Petition. D A TE D on this 30th day ot January 1777. M ARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT B Y; Ruth King Deputy Clark * Publish; Fab. 1.7, IS, 33. 1777 DEB-10 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO.77-0S1S-CA-07-P A L L IA N C E M O R TG A G E COMPANY, a Florida corporatlo n . l / k / a C H A R T E R M ORTGAGE COMPANY. Plalntltt. vs. : K A R E N J . AN D E R S O N at Trust** undar Tha Anderson T r u ll by declaration dated March 1,1775, el al., Defendants N OTICE OF ACTION TO : KAREN J. ANDERSON as Trust** undar TH E A N ­ DERSON TR U ST by declaration dated March 1,1775 Residence: Unknown Last Known Mailing Address: P.O. Box 715, Longwood, FL 31750 any unknown hairs, da­ vit***, creditors, grantees and ether unknown parsons or un­ known spouses claiming by, through and under KAREN A. ANDERSON Residence: Unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action lo foreclose tha mortgage encumbering tha fallowing properly In Samlnol* County, Florida: LO T 17, BLOCK 3. BUENA VISTA ESTATES, according to tha Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 3, Pages I and 1. ol Ih* Public Records of Samlnol* County, Florida. hat baan Iliad by Ih* Plaintiff against you and others In Ih* above styled causa and you ar* required to serve a copy ol your written datenset, If any, to It on SMITH 1 SIMMONS, Plaintiff's attorneys. Ill* Barnett Bank Building. 113 West Adams Slraal, Jacksonville, Florida 31102. on or bafore March 14. 17*7, and Ilia Ih* original with Ih* Clark of this Court elltiar batore tarvlca on Plaintiff's attocnays or Immediately there­ after; otherwise, a dalaull will be entered against you lor the reltet demanded In Ih* com­ plaint or petit Ion. WITNESS my hand and saal of this Court on thlt 7 day ol February. 1777. MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot tha Circuit Court By: Kelly McClain Deputy Clark ISEALI Publish: Fab. 7. IS. 13. March 2. 17*7 OEB 75______________________ IN T H E CIRCUIT CO URTO F TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. (S 41*7 C A m P RICHARD M KULAK. Plalntltt, vs. O LIVE P E T T I WAGNER. Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO : O LIVE P E TT I WAGNER YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIE D thal an action tar collection ol a Promissory note hot boon sited against you and you are required to serve a c o n ol your written detente*. II any. to It on W ILLIAM GLENN ROY. Jr., Plaintiff* attorney; whose address It ITS S Westmont* O rlve, Suite 15, Altamonte Springs. Florida. 33714. on or batore March 14th. 17*7, and III* tho original with the Clark ot thlt court either before service on Plointllfs attorney or immedi etely thereafter, otherwise a dalaull will be entered against you tor reltet demanded In the complaint or petition OAT ED on this 7th day ot February, tit* M ARYANNE MORSE. Clark ot the Court By Wendy W Collin* As Deputy Clark Publish Fab 7. 14. 2L (March 1. I*** D EBT* CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ________________8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 10 ceqsacatlT* Urms . . . 54C a Ita* HOURS 7 casssacvtiva Uawt. . . E7C a Rn* *00 A.M. -6:00 Ml. 3 raaiifollTt base*. . , 17c a Bo* MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1 tips*....................... 1.14 ■ Itna SATURDAY 9 < Rates are par Isto*. lU w r NOW ACCEPTING Prtco* above reflect a Si -SO cosh discount lor prompt payment. Start your od lor 10 days et a lower cost per day, 3 line minimum charge. Cancel whan you got results. Fay only lor days your od runs ot rota eomed U>* lull description lor Iattest results. It pays lo loll ih* whole story when extra linos cost so llttlo more. DCAOUNIS Noon The Day letoro Publication Sunday •11 A M . Saturday Monday •11:30 A M. Saturday NOTE: In Ih* event et the publishing ol errors In advertisements, the Sanford Herald shall publish tha advertisement, alter It has baan corrected at no coat to Ih* advertiser but such Insertions shall number no more than on* (I). 23— Special Notices 61— Money to Lend BECOME A ROTARY C A S H A V A I L A B L E - Fo^ houses, mortgages, Income property nuns 1 gold..-3P-SS74 I HOMEOWNERS* Consolidate bill*. Horn* Im- For Details: I *00-411-4154 Florida Notary Association 27— Nursery At Child Care CHILD CARE IR MY HOME Oead rates I Call 333-7177 ________ Batore « P.M.________ Christian Lav* A Care- For your child whit* mother works or travel*....................... .313 7030 DAYS-NIOHTS- W EEKENDS In my Horn*. Experienced Lo tse tTLC I......... . J13-I717 i* wants babysitting In my hem*. Call X3T7431 days ar................. 311-S77Sevening*. Mother ol 4 yr. old boy would Ilka to watch a 3 to 4 yr. old boy In my homa. Call 311-4307 55— Business Opportunities OO YOU Q U A LIFY 7 Top-rated service company seek* ambitious Individual with strong desire to work for hlmsatt. Full Irakli no A man­ agement assistance. Earn a 5 to S figure Income I invest­ ment req'd., financing avail­ able. Serious Individuals only 1-700-434-7413, axt-14*1 worthwhlte purpose. Liberal C r e d it P o lic y . W* buy mortgages. Apply by phono: OM South Financial U c. Mtg. Broker.......WF-ni-SSO* 7 1 -H e lp Wanted Employment 323-5176 TTeW.lSthSt. I ACCOUNTANT 2 or 3 yoars diversified experience In corporal* ac­ counting. Immediate opening. Great growth potentlall Re­ turn* with salary requirement to: Coble Boat Co., P.O. Box 1*57, Sanlord. FI. 31771-1157 ACRYUC APPLICATORS Earn 517-513.5* par hour. IM M ED IATE OPENINGS We train. Full A part lima. Call Tampa SAM TPM...............-715-774-715) ADD TO YOUR INCOME S ELL AVON MOWIII 51*40*7........... or........... 111-4341 AIRLINES JOBS *17,000 to S2T.000 par year. . 33*-HU,ext. A APPOINTMENT SETTERS Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R TO F T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 77-7554-CA-74-P IN R E : Tha M arriage ol: EDWARD J. TRAHAN Patltlanor/Husbond. ShURLEY O. TRAHAN, Raspondant/WII*. N OTICE OF ACTION TO : SHIRLEY O. TRAHAN 701 E. SPRUCE CROW LEY. LOUISIANNA 7051* YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action for Dlssllutlon ol Mar rlaga has baan filed against you In Sanlord, Samlnol* County, Florida and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. It any to ft, on PollHonor's attorney, whose nam* Is DAVID L. ERVIN, ESQUIRE, and whose addras* Is, 1707 E. HW Y. 434, P.O. BOX 70. A LTA MONTE SPRINGS. 337150070, and fit* the original with the Clark ol tha Circuit Court, Civil Division. M l N. Park Avanua, Sanlord, Florida, 13*01, on or b a le r # M a r c h 14. 17*7: otherwise, a Judgment lor Ih* reltet requested In Ih# Petition lor Dissolution ol Marrlaga may ba entered against you. WITNESS my hand and seal ot this court on Fab. 7.17*7. (COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE As Clark ol tha Court By: Jannlter P. Price As Deputy Clark Publish: Fab. 7. IS. 13. March 2. 1*7* D EBT* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A IE NO.: IT-Ht-CA-eT-P C A L IF O R N IA F E O E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation organised and existing undar the laws ot the United Slate* at America. Plalnllll. v*. DONALD F. CLARK, a single man. PUBLIC BANK, a Florida corporation and D IA N A F. CLARK. Oatendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO : OIANA F. CLARK. AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY rn u rsD N - YOU ARE N O TIFIE D tha t an action to torectosa a mortgage on the following described pro party located In Seminole County. Florida: Lot 7. Block A. revised plat ot The Springs. Willow Run Sec lion, according to the plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book 17, Pago 7 and t. Public Record* ot Seminote County, F lor Ida has bean Iliad against you and you are required to sew* a copy ot your written detente*. It any. to It on Robert O Wilton, ot Green and Simmons. P.A.. Plalntllt's attorney*, who** address Is Pott Oftlce Box 1110. US Northeast First Avenue. Ocala. Florid* 11*70. on or belore (March 10. lies and III* the original wllh the Clark ot this Court either before service on Plaint Iif s attorney or Imm* dlatoly thereafter, otherwise a dalaull will ba entered against you for tha reltet demanded In Ihe Complaint WITNESS my hand and the saal et this Court on this tha lilt day ol February. ISO* (MARYANNE MORSE. Cterkot Ih* Court By Wendy W Collins Deputy Clerk Publish: Feb 31. March 2. *. M. IS** DEB let 512/hr. Must b# axper lanced In horn* Improvaments I.-M0-101* Legal Notices N OTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* Is haraby glvan lhal I am engaged In business al 2504 S. French Ava. Samlnol# County, Florida undar the Fictitious Nam* ot M AIL N' WRAP, and lhal I Intend to register said name with tha Clark of the Circuit Court, Samlnol* County, Florida In accordance with tha Provisions ot ttw Fictitious Nam* Slatutat. Tu-Wit; Section 145.07 Florida Statutes 1757. /s/Sandra M. Lewis Publish: Fab. 13, March 1. 7. IS, . 1777 • DEB-141 : v NOTICE OF * FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I * am engaged In business at 4is ! Surrey Run Casselberry, FL J 31707, Seminole County, Florida 3 undar Ih* Fictitious Nam* ot C EN TR AL FLA. PLATES, and * thal I Inland lo register said J name with tha Clark of lha u Clrcuil Court, Samlnol* County. J Florida In accordance wllh tha * Provisions ol Ih* Fictitious * Nam* Statutes. To W »: Section 1 *45 07 Florida Statutes 1757. /t/KImbarly A. Ryan • Publish: Fab. 2,7, IS. 11.17*7 • DEB 24 ! NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that w* are engaged In business *1 1 Sycamore C f. Winter Springs. F L 1170*. Samlnol* County, Florid* undar Ih* Fictitious Nam* ol AR TICUAL M A R K E T­ ING INC . and that wa Intend to register said nam* with the Clark of tha Clrcuil Court, Samlnol* County. Florida In * accordance with the Provlslant at the Fictitious Name Statutes. TdW II: Section *45 07 Florida Statute* 1757. /*/Doug Jordan ( 1/Michael Huger Publish. Fab n . March 1, 7. IS. 1717 OEB 144 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ' NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN that by virtue ot that certain Writ of Execution Issued out et and under Ihe leal of the County Court ot Duval County, Florida, upon a final ludgamant rendered . In the etoretald court on the 17th day ot June. A D 1743, In that certain cat* emitted. Atlantic National Bank el Florida. Plalntltt, - v s - Cynthia P. • Forrester a/k/a Cynthia P. McCracken. Defendant, which ' eluresaid Writ ot Execution was delivered to me as Sheri It of Seminote County, Florid*, and I have levied upon the tallowing described property owned by Cynthia F. McCracken or Roger L. McCracken, said property being located In Seminole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , mor a p a rtic u la rly described as m bpIIowb# 1777 BMW U0I 1 dr. VIN 544*043 and the undersigned as SheriII el Seminote County. Florida, will al II 00 A M on the 17th day ot March A D ITT*, otter * tor sate and sail to tha highest bidder, tor cash . *ub|*ct to any and all eiisting lain*, al tha Front I West I Door ot tha steps ot the Seminote County Court house in Sanlord. Florida, tha above described personal pro perty That said sate is being mao* to satisfy the terms ot said Writ otEaacution John E Polk. Sheriff Seminote County. Florid* To be advertised February i j March 2. 7. 14 With toe sate on March 17. lS*f OEB 7*5 �Sanlord Herald, ASSISTANT ACTIVITY COORDINATOR Experienced In long lerm health cart pr«tarred. E « cel lent tilery 1 bene lilt I LONOWOOO HEALTH CARE Call m -m e iw ear. ASSISTANT MANAGER 1300 per week plot bonuses I Please call Frank. » W I A T T E N TIO N • HIRINOI Gov •rnment |ob* your area. 5 i7.*40-i**.4*s. Call I403*3**««5, Ext. R10.I5* CABINET MAKERS Custom mica ihop hat Im­ mediate opening* In all pot Horn, Longwood area, 333-01S* CARPENTER Intlde finish. Mutt do top quality work. Phene A Irani a must I *011*3 *353 after *PM. CARPENTERS A HELPERS 71— Help Wanted 7 1 -H R lp W a n frd 71— Help Wanted CHILD CRRE/HOUSUEEPER CRUISE SHIP JOBS DAYS INN/IODGE Now hiring Room Cleaners. H o u tm e n . F r e n i D e sk , Waitresses and Wallers. AM A PM Ihltts available, Apply In person: *50 Douglas Ave., Altamonte Springs, FI. DRIVERS; 0-T-R TEAMS AND SO LOTS • Minimum 21 Years OM • » YEARS VertftebtoO-T-R a 1yr min A I yr predece exp. a CLEAN MVR -PASS DOT A CO. R EQUIREM ENTS a Dreg A Alcehel Screening Fee apgatotmeat a ll 223-2231 DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS To serve meat to customer* at bullet. Apply 1 to iPM . Hoi I day House Restaur anti., Hwy. 17 *1, near Lake Mary________ C N A 't Part time. Apply: Hlllhaven Healthcare Canter 312-*54*.................. ........ EOE/H E xper lanced hauling rock and dirt.. ..Cal 1327-2301 EARN M ONEY Reading books) 510,000/yr. Incoma potential. Delalla 14*74000 Ext. Y *172 ELECTR O N IC ASSEMBLERS Exp'd P.C. Boards. Wire Wrap, Cablet, QC Inspector, and Wave Solder Operator Deyt end nights Excellent benellttl........... ..........333 *557 CONSTRUCTION E1ECUTIVE SECRETARY Muit have aiparlencel Call after* P M ............ ..... H t -llB CARVER A l l t r a d e s , C a rib b e a n Iit and*/1ocaI,...........to 525 hr. Call 1-4*7*177 T A L E N T BUILDER* CONSTRUCTION Exp.'d foreman. Underground cable... Jll-M fO, ext. 23* Legal Notices U N CLAIM ED VEH IC LE AUCTION VIEW I HOUR PRIOR TO SALE 3/20/** 7* M ERCURY *X13TO1S13 ALTAM ON TE TOWING 117 MARKER ST. A L T. SPGS. 1/2*/** 17 TO YO TA JT7EL33G1H00517I7 71 PONTIAC 1UI7W*N 121343 77 HONOAM/C X LUO] 107113 M TO Y O TA JT1RN17PXJS0MSM 15 CADILLAC 1G4CB47S7F432S307 ( I PLYM OUTH IPIBLIIBIBDITXU* SO FORD 0FO2AI5445O 71 DODGE LH23C1F 1*151* S3 FORD 7FABPOMXOX 1512*4 I* TO YO TA JTlRN59ROG011*lt* ALTAM O N TE TOW ING 1I7MARKER ST. A L T. SPGS. l/lt/Sf 7TCHEVY CKL141F 12*0*1 ALTAM O N TE TOWING 2731 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD 1/1/1* 7J CHRYSLER SSHG4R102531 7IOLDSMOBILE 3N**I2IXI20AI7 TOFORDFIOANHIIIIO MFORD 1FABPOIJIGW25H30 71 TO Y O TA RT11*0*3(711 73 C H EVY C C Y U 3 J 1*1053 7*PINT0*TIIY1*I3*3 M H YU N D AI KMHLD31J2JU1I5101 S3 R EN A U LT IAMDC*5a30KIM32l A LTAM O N TE TOWING 117M ARKER ST, A L T . SPGS. l/l/S* *» PLYM O U TH VH U B ffllTtlM ALTA M O N TE TOWING 1731 ORLANDO DR . SAN FORD Publish: Feb. 23, ITS* DEB-23* ACE C A RPEN TER \ .1Sl M. U lM "! . A " (407) ELECTRICIANS Experienced only epplyl Ref erencet required. Call 322-I44S days............ or 323 4152. K t s Now hiring) All poalllontl Cell x. P II,, ISAM to 3337*3*. tlx. 5PM,............ ...Mon, fhrv f rl. Experienced. Nettonal com­ pany, Long wood label Cantor location. Excellent benefit*I PC experience (will train), typing, SI WPM. Salary commenturale with experience. Cell 4*10015 tor appointment wlthelltwrDottl or Petti EXP’D SERVERS HTMTED APPLY IN PERSON Men. thur Tttor*.,lPM-lPM BAHAMA JOE’S Deemed In reslctanllel. Cell 3 n 13*1 GENERAL HELP cf y p t t p e e p fc SHEW PAY RATES} P O S ITIO N S A V A IL A B L E , A L L SHIFTS - Apply, orient and work today. Get paid tomorrow I Vacation pay. M EDICAL PERSONNEL POOL Hwy. 17*2 Maitland. 74042*1 • A New Career • A New Beginning Cell FranerSlu UVE IN ATTENDANT 323-3200 1400 mo. plus roam A board. Mature I................Cell 321-113* RN'StoS2*/hr. LPN'Ste 1t*/hr. CNA'S to IS-M/hr. K EY E S I I IN TH E SOUTH A P P O IN TM EN T SETTERS The whale world loves Ice cream. Help our tales/drIvers show our delicious products. Pert time evenings. Hourly + commission. Apply Rich Feed Plea, 4(1 W. Uth ■ „ Santord. Write your own schedule end direct your own career. You era needed Immediately. We otter Ilex, hr*., high pay, greet assignments, sign-up A referral bonuses, Intirence. WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE ★ w ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FUU/PART TIME CASHIERS Must be herd working end honeat. Excellent benefit package plus competitive sal­ ary. Apply In person only: Ip u dwoy Stervin Marvin 1-4A SR 4*. Santord •MAT MSS •MAT PIT •NOBUSS RUM TUBSTOUMON u n a m ru REPORT A 0.1*1. l i t t , 2nd Street. Sanford 321-ISM E Ins. Est. & Room Additions Remodeling ...407-322-7029 Financing. Stele Lie »CRC000«71 REPAIRS. CARPENTRY CONCRETE, REM ODELINO Honett, professional, small lobtl Call Agora......... 317 502* Bookkeeping to COMPUTERIZED SERVICE Cemplefa P A LI I I yr*. experience. Pick eg A Oe livery, tacky, m -H M Building Contractor^ Addlttom. Remadeilng, Regain ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ EXPANDING EX TER M IN A TIN G COMPANY It- In need ol technicians. I n s p e c t o r s , and ph ono personnel I.......... Cell 322 M il Concrete Painting TAB CONTRACTORS, INC. STENSTROM PAINTINO CO. We speclallte In relurblthlng older hometl For • Free Ellim ito phone any tlmel 317 1*10 or *01 **5-554* W ANTED Pretsure Cleaning and Painting. Call Roger, 113 M U DRIVEWAYS...............PATIOS ADDITIONS........SIDEWALKS Special... 10x10...*331 Special... Ux30...!**0 L k in u d / Bandfd/ Ifit-urMt F R E E ESTIM ATES Brian.........................1*7 1114745 TenceT CHAIN UNK-W000 FENCE Dependable A Free Estimate* General Services H a n d ym an MAXWELL ~ HOME REPAIR, Minor Electric A Plumbing. Yard Cleaning A Odd Jab* Ne Job Tee Small I Frae Eillmatosl . Call 113*027 44 VRS. IN CONSTRUCTION! RellredI Small jobtl Call 1112131......._,..A U lor Chuck Carpet/Floor Coverings Lawn Service Cleaning Service ~ ■ E EC LE A N IN O Let me ••bull" your house ctoenl ............. C o H H I»H 7 CLASSIC CLEANING SERVICE LICENSED AND BONDEO _________ to/B IO Q *_________ Cemmerciel m it t * Free Eshmete* R ITA’S CLEANING SERVICE Think Spring t Ttuna Clean I Lie4 Into 1 Pooling ROOF REPAIRS A rtrool on smell flat root. Work gueren leed^etorer***^— JUM170 TRASH A JUNA REMOVAL ~ •O Q U I 'l - Froe Estlmele*. New Planting*. Pruning, ^ u k h ^ C to jju g ^ ^ T O W TO TA L LAWN CARE Mew, Edge. A Weed Ealing Light Mauling Veer Round Service Ceil) A LL ODD JOBS Nolebtoebig er too smailI Freeeslimeto* ^ >^ ^ t a i U R j 3 i * e * i ^ ^ Nursing Care Certified aorta he* large room for ambulatory lady Heaton abl e r a l e * , h o me y el Call m *70* T T O T2 L FAMCO PAINTING H E I EST. N T R I EXP *§ii M O B ILIIC D WASHER Ret./Cemm/Mehile Hemet STEAM CLEAN INO W/CHEMICAL INJECTION *•7/310-03*4 er ***721*311 Genera|Hauling ~ Landclearing BACK HOE. Dump truck. Shall. Bush hog. Box blading and Landscaping Pressura Cleaning ~ BBBSTIAM A PRESSURE CLEANERS F ully perlablel Free E»tlmele«l..........Cell i n 710* DEPENDABLE EXPRESS Pick up A Delivery Service c a iin n ts j -J>ltclmJ2T1l«*jgi;;Mr*lU MR. r S RUG CLEANING Full lime . Excellent salary and benefit*. All lhlltt LONOWOOD H E A LTH CARE Cell 33S-T1M for apt. MAIDS Sheraten O rlande N orth (formerly 5herehri Maitland) hat Immediate opening* for maldtl Apply In person. 1-1 A Mellland Blvd. Monday thru Friday. 10AM-1PM........EOE M A IN TEN A N C E- Exp'd. onlyl Musi have good driving re­ cord. Need out-going, orgenlied person. Non-smokers only. Apply: Rich Feed Plan M l W Uth 11., lentocd **<X>per week plus bonuses I Please call Frink, 330 2111 MANAGER/ASSIS, MANAGER WAITRESSES Apply In perton: O ’*jy Wing* 17/T2, Santord, er call 130-1171 (batween»AM-3PM) MECHANIC Experien ced with heavy equipment A trucka. 317-1301 MODELS!! W UK FRANK Barnhart pawning A pressurecleanmg. II yr* exp --------J » IU1 JVAPAINTINGCONTRACTORS LICENSED M VRS. EXP. FR EE ESTIM ATES **! 2 M «)U Sw im m ing Pool ______ Service SMS SWIMMINO POOLS UM Warehouse clearance Ol new ISM pool*. 11 h x 13 M completoly Intlelled Include* huge deck, ladder, fencing, filler end skimmer Financing available Other peel* avail able Cell toll free 11 hoursl I « • 111 erne Amor icon Pool* By An American Company CGNO C l CO : Set* ■ W C u ile m Ki t chen. Beth. A Foyer*. General heme re­ pair*! Kepi Free Ettimeletl ni4*o«ern >o»m Tree Service FOR R EVIEW B Y MAJOR N EW Y O R K T A L E N T D I­ R E C T O R Y . OUR A F F I L I ­ A TE S PLACE C HILDREN IN FILM S. SOAPS. NEW SPA­ PER AND M AGAZINE ADS AND T V C O M M ER C IALS. IN TE R V IE W IN G SOON IN YOUR A R EA ! CALL TO D A Y : RASCALS TALENT DIRECTORY 412-8564055 MTG. LOAN PROCESSOR t Ing expert ry will be tow to mid toent depending on experience. Apply In perton at: 1st. Federal of Seminole, 311W. 1st SI., Santord NAIL TECH E3Z SSS DOORS. FLOORS. DECKS Lie. 4RRM1I55*..............513-015 CUSTOM HOMES Stovo Knaabel................ 133-11** He* /Comm...............CBCO*3*33 NEW. REM ODEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All types construct ton. Re*/ Cam Ill4*3^^^^JaM nbCBC*l***e TM* monlh spec lei I 1 room* I learn cleaned tor 111 *31 CALL M7-I7S-1T1I CNA’S 3 MOS. TO IS VRS. Cell 1*2-4321 ar o p p dR s p Additions & Remodeling B.L LINK CONST. Will freln. Apply I-4PM. Molldey House Restaurant*., Hwy. 17 *1, near Lake Mery CHILDREN m m n ALL FORMS. LOW COSTIII artark________ Winter Serlngs, 32742*3 HOSTESS/CASHIER DISHWASHER LPN’S/RN’S/CNA’S 6 9 5 -7 0 7 1 Accounting & Tax Service EZ TAX PREPARATION 7 1 -H e lp Wanted MANAGER NURSE S/HHA’S/CNA'S EXPERIENCED MUHANIC ~ (C H O L S TR E E SERVICE Free estimate* I Low Prices 1 Lie In* Slump Grinding. Tool U i m * day or nil* -L a i The .............. m K dett" JOHN ALLE N LAWN A f » E E Tree remetel end town cere LOW PR 1CESI Mulch end 311 12*0 CONDO! 3 bdrm*.. 'i balh, mini blinds, washer/dryer, pod. newly re decorated 1175 net 371 77*7 UNFURNISHED 112 BDRM. APTS. $100 OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT CALI TODAY 323-3301 EXT. 214 $200 MOVE IN SPECIAL I bdrm. Irom 1375 mo. D O R C H E S T E R APTS. Lake Mary TERRIFIC RESULTS!! LPN’S ...Has forced Huskey Really, Lake Mary office to expend! Looking for • tew more expe­ rienced associates to handle this hot area. For private In te rvie w contact U n d e Martin today I ........... 33b m i EXPERIENCEDSEW ING M ACHINE OPERATORS Sen-Del Manufacturing l i l t Old Lake Mery Read Santord, F torId* 31771 __________ 111-1*1*___________ FREETUmON TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL LONGWOOD AREA Furnished room with separata entrance. I*l/we«k. 33* 31*3 SANFORD/LAKE MARY AREA. • Ream tor rent with full house privileges! Cell 333 3*l*lrom iP M tlU P M Full lime. Excellent salary and benefit*. All shill* BOOMING AREA A HIGH NUMBER OF SALES- A T T R A C T I V E - 3 bdr m. , screened perch, dewntawn area. 1*0 pet week. Security deposll, STOP Cell 3314*17 Kitchen A laundry privileged 321-01l*ef *04 773-1*01 Furnished- Clean A quiet. Single or double, t50/week per person. References 373 2030 HOME HEALTH AIDES [r o w UtAitT • SHARE 3300 SQUARE FEET!! With following. Cell tor In...................3314001 NEED A JOB? Cell Olsten Todeyl O LSTEN SERVICES 7104773 N E W H IO H E R S T A R T IN O PAVI-For certified or experi­ enced Nurse Aide*...All ihllttl Apply In p e rm to: Lakeview Nurtlag Cantor ft* E . Sad St. NURSE AIDES H E E D ID II 7 3 and 3 11 shift*. F T & P T. Apply: DEBAR Y AAANOR. M N. Hwy 17**3. Dubary, FI. Mon. thru Frl. f AM to 1PM 4M4124 E EO PART TIM E DRIVERS W AN TED Thuriday* only. SI per hour. Apply In person: The Santord Auto Auction let] Stale Road4* Eat! Santord. *am III 1pm PART TlME/nti TIME P e titio n * lo r T e a c h e rs , Assistant*. A But Drivers with quality Child Cere C m tors. Exp, preferred. 373 *135 PART TIME REST AREA ATTENDANT WAJITEDI Apply Eastbound between SAM A IPM ......... Longwood Ask tor Rodiy.________ PART-TIME (EASING ASSISTANT Needed el IX urlt apt. com­ plex In Santord. Must bo available tor some weekend work. Outgoing personality and good office Wills a plutl Coll tor Interview. 322 30*0 PART TME P e r m to care tor up to ( elderly residents. Cooking, cleaning A parm al car* re qulrod Y » 7 M I after 4PM PACT-TIME SECRETARY Experienced National com pony, Longwood Sobol Center location Excellent benefitsl PC experienca twill Iroln), typing. 55 WPM. talary com mensural* with experience Call SB2B0U tor appo intment with either Ootii er Peltl PEDUWIJC NURSE Full or pari lima. Submit return* to . P.O. Boa 123* Santord, FI *2772 I2X PERRYS FAMLY REST. Altamonte Mall. Upper Level, n e a t to S e a r s H i r i n g waitresses, cooks, cashiers, hostesses, end iSthwethers A M /P M th ill* Complete comp any benefits, excellent salary, eppiy to parson E O E . PHONE PRO Exp’d H r* . IPM IPM Poesibte H O H S h c C aU B I W3* PRE-KINDCRGARTEN TEACHER Chauffeur s Ik . ar able to qualify l l d h r n e t Need mature, reliable person Start *4 per hr Peid hotkeys. Mon Frl Bonus plan, trodtl union available........... — .... Apply 213* Bias Ave., taotsrd 7T— Help Wanted PRESS OPERATOR Experienced onlyl Full time. Benefits. A pply a t: T r u Dimensions, 1434 N. SR f 127, Longwood. FI. Of cell 13*40*2. PRODUCTION WORKER In plan) nursery, semi skilled. Will train. 40hr. week. Cell ________ Craig, 321-11*7________ PRODUCTION PERSON Ground lloor opportunity. Join a winning teem I One ol the nations largest lood service packers. Excellent fringe benefits. Apply: B5 Rendyard R d, Santord. Call 313 77*0 RN •7-1 shift, full tlma. Apply In person. Lakevmw Nursing Cenlsr * l»E .ln d S t., Santord RN- F U L L TIM E/DAY SHIFT. A R N /LP N P A R T - T I M E positions available Please contact: Hlllhaven Health Cere Center 31245*1...........................EOE/H SALES O F F IC E CLERK- Take food order* end confirm ap­ pointment* by phons and servo o* liaison with field personnel. Outgoing, organlied, non-smokers only Apply: Rich Feed Plan M l W-13th SI., Santord SALES REPRESENTATIVE Good knowledge of Central Florida, colling on retail stores to furniture companies. Exp, In this Held Is • plus or will tralh. Good salary plus commission, Call between *:30AM to 12:00. 331-MOO SECRETARY *300 per week plus bonuietl Easy wort. C e ll .-......330-11*1 S E C U R ITY OUARD Full or pari lima positions available) Retirees welcome I _________ Call 322-3013_________ SERVICE MANAGER PACTS MANAGER SECRETARY Only experienced need apply. Computer experienca a plus. Sand resume to: ta x 333. c/o Sanford H e ra ld ^* .© . B or-i 1*57, Santord, FI. 12771 TELEMARKETERS Red-hef business I Take phone order* el home lor our pro duct*. People call you. Up to 1250 par day! *044*3-3414. ext. Hatton's test 11 Kl.„. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR We erg looking tor a telephone solicitor who Is looking h r an opportunity to grow ond advance wltn us. Call Charles ........ .3713*43 TRAIN ER S • 1-11 shift avail­ able. Our cl lent* show their appreciation tor what you do. Formal training A bonus. Calf..*................. ........ 331-7131 TR C T em p/P erm ' PERSONNEL 260-5100 Tract DriMf/WMbMttman Must bo able to ctofeln Chauf­ fer's license. Apply at: Penn Aluminum Ini. 1*1* Jewell Ln. Santord WAREHOUSE WORKERS Full or par! lima position. Good darting salaries. Must have own phone A transports Hon. Cell 7X5512 ATS No fee. <i ASSOCIATED TEM PO RARY STA FFIN G 407 740-5533 WAREHOUSE WORKERS FOOD SERVICE WORKERS ASSEMBLERS Veit temporary service* he* Immediate long/short term assignments from Santord to Mattland. Call today, work "Everyllme I advertise with the Sanford Herald Classified Dept., I have results within 1 to 3 days,” sold D. Norton, alter renting her room. Mrs. Norton also said that she "will do more business with the Santord Herald In the future." Something you want to tell quickly end el low cost? Try our special IPDey rate. San lord Herald advertising con Sudanis ere reedy lo help you achieve similar success). Try us I Wouldn’t you rather call The Santord Herald Class!lied Department 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent SANFORD • I bdrm. studio epl. 1*5 wk. plus 1X0 security. Incl.irtll...................... 323 22** A TTR A C TIV E • I bdrm., quiet area. 1111 per week Includei utilities................. Cell 3214*17 FOR QUIET, SINGLE STORY, ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIOS .3134*13 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent HIDDEN LAKE SUBDIVISION 1 bdrm*., 1 baths, redecorated with new carpet. Use ol pool A tonnlscourl. Cal 1*0113111*3 Lake Mary arta-Lake home, scenic view. Lease required, no pel*................. - ..... 333410* LAKE MARY 1 Bdrm*., 7 baths, fireplace, all appliances.....- .............1*15 SANFORD 3 bdrm., fenced, new Interior palnl. Pel* and kids ok t....M50 99— Apartm ents Unfurnished / Rent 1 Bdrm*., I l l Ixa. C/H/A. large fenced yard. M7S/mo. plus 5150 dtp. No pell. Refer ante* required..... — 33I-M45 1 and 2 bdrm. apartments. *275 and up.................. 223 1507 L A K E M ONROE A R E A • 7 bdrm., appliances, *1*5 mo. plus 1st., tost A sec 213-4175 M ARINER'S VILLAOE Lk. Ada t b d r p t --......*310 mo 3 bdrm .Q45 rrvo A up. .333 UfO HiddenLakeDr^ 33b1300 OSTEEN AAA BUSINESS C EN TER - New office/whse 115*’ boy with 0(llce5375 17 *7/117 33* *7S« Real Estate Le t us sov e your cred 111 We buy homes latl cash! 331437* or Ml MSI 117— Com m ercial Rentals TOR SALE/LEASE In Santord, used car lot, two bey garage w/lltt, sales olllce, finance olllce, » plus vehicle capacity.........Great Locallonl Call 331-3050 121— Condominium Rentals FABULOUS 2 BDRM. CONDO! 7 Da., all appliances, pool, screened porch 373 1330. exl. 170 days, or 331 53*7 eves SANFORD AREA 3 Bdrm*., 3 bath*. Leaseoption available! M3* per .....3** 1315 alter 4PM 4 TOWN INTERSECTION!! Orange Ci ty, Whispering Pines. I to* sq. ft. Beautiful A Immacvlatel........ 1-313-1114 SALE/LEASE Sanford. 1 bdrm., lly balh. concrela block, anclosed garage, Cen. H /A Mt.tOO or M75mo.................Call 333 371* 141— Homes for Sale AFFORDABLE REPO HOMES! 1 bdrm, 3 balh, Cen. H/A. screened porch, pool. Includes water end garbage. 5175 mo. plus deposit. Weekly Selection - All Areas CentrimOf FI4.- REALTORS 774310* or 1711001 " A Full Service RE Company" APT.1/1 + 1/t. RCI . M l.*00 LARRY HERMAN. BROKER 330-415*..__ alt, firs-......I l l 54*1 WASHINGTON OAKS Excellent Condi I Ion I 1 bdrm.. IVY balh, Cen. H/A I car garage...5450 mo. plus deposit. Call Chris lor Into........... I l l *3*0 BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Real Estate Broker o CALL BART DON’T MISS THIS ONE. He lire*or starter homeui Ulrrn . I bal h. c o mp l e t e l y re furbished, fireplace. 3 car garage Lot 105 X 130 Well kepi nei ghbor hood! Un believable I ............ ...... 531.400 R EAL ES TA TE REALTOR 777 711* SANFORD- 1517 El Capltan. New 1 bdrm., 1 balh Lease. 1st, last, no pets. 5550 per monlh Crank Ratify. IIP 10*I 1*40 Santord Ave. SANFORD AREA RANCH 321-0759....... 321-2257 M acres, with large house, * stall barn, A m an. 11700 per month. Near Geneve. 17740*5 Q ro T e T l e w V illu s D ELTO N A LAKE GLEASON In ground pool, brick. 3 bdrm . 31s bath with family room. Intercom, double garage and sprinkler* Only 115.00011 Makede Carp............ 171 *1It 2103 GROVE AVE 1 bdrm.. 7 both, needs work. Rent option........ ....... 5100 mo Cell) (1317*31*0 A t* 115— Industrial ______ Rentals O FF IC E SPACEI For lease at 1st. F e d . S e m . B n k Bldg..downtown Sanford, Finish to suill Spectacular view I 57.50 sq II ...Call 333 5771 7 Bdrm. house, kneed yard. 5150 per mo. Can furnish. Sell on easy terms............. 333 *375 SPACIOUS!! 1 Bedrooms, 1 baths Rent Starting A t:.................. V _jrk_5J75>moj>lirt2ec_**tJill^_ \ U , R EA LTY Clean 3 bdrm., Its bath, new palnl.....5450 mo. plus security. _________ Call 331 3*5*_________ • NICE!! I A 3 bdrm. apartments 1 13*5 mo. A up. plus security and deposll. 333 3*55 prel. eves. Randolph Court Apartments SORRENTO/MT. DORA 7 Bdrm* , I acre Pels A kids MOVE RIGHT INI! SANDELMOOD VILLAS DOWNTOWN SANFORD 107— Mobile Homes / Rent BRAND NEWI Fulton Center, *55 Fullon St Sanlord 400 sq II. expandable office and re tail spare 17X71 storage/ warehouse Move In special! 13*0/mo..........................371 toil LAKE MARY P AR TLY FURN I1H ED 2 A 1 room spit. 1100/1275 mo. On the bus line I........ ........ 322 2135 SANFORD -1 A 2 bdrm. apis C LEAN I 12*5 A up, plus dep. A ref..................... Call 322 3111 SANFORD • 1 room alllctoncy w/pr. bath A entrance Close to downtown. Perfect lor I person I 170 wk. + 1125 sac., Incl.utll.............. ....... 323 22** SANFORD - 2 bdrm. clot# to downtown, privets entrance. 1*5 w k ^ lu i *200 sec. >23 22** SANFORD AREA 7113 B Lake Avenue. 1/1, Cen H / A , car por t , ul l l rm w/hoodup. 5375 mo Call *57 0770o r*55 TlMevenlnqs 127— Office Rentals ataitonax 260-8800 CALL TODAY SANFORD COURT APTS 323-3301 DELUXE DUPLEX SALVATION!! 1 bdrm., 3 baths, Cen H/A, washer/dryer. dishwasher, den, patio, utility, drapes, carpel I 55*5 mo.. MOO securl ty..........................Call *3* 3*07 HIDDEN LAKE 1/7, doubto garage, ne pets. 5571 me. + sec. 371 *33* -■f.-j-®-1- MM Lake Mary Blvd. LOOK 321-0584 Before You Lease! SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS I and 3 bdrm duplex’s Irom *330 per month Individual patios. Ig pool, fenced pley ground and laundry facilities Excellent location on 17*3 between434 A Lk Mary Blvd Families Wtlcomi! 323-2920 O N E M O N TH FREE RENT • Seasonal A n d Corporal* A p trlm tn f* Available • Leasing Program* To Suit Your Need* • W elerfronl Lifestyle* (T in jM if im f iM jjw iA m AZALEAS STOCK REDUCTION • WHOLESALE PRICES e FIVE VARIETIES Individual* A Dealers - WELCOME - REGATTA S H O R E S O n U fM c rv o o R U S S E L L 'S Tra* Farm An Adult flwnt*l A Nur**ry I Seenbil the VeH Tentperary Services __________ S I M W ___________ y^C' l i l t W S*mirto*« Bird m» , t r t i t*i«o«d rio«Mf« u r n 323-2628 WOODWORKERS Ex per kneed Needed tar 2nd shift, hill or part time to It midnight, Mon thru Frl II Intorested applications may be pichad up at: 212 Hickman Orlve. Santord er call l i t ****tor more Into WDM VOUI OWN HOURS) pert Time Demonstrators tor supermarkets, Centre! FI area Retired A mem* wei comet Sand latter Is Bex rm PO Box 1*57 laniard FI, 33171 $150,000 PLUS! Fern • six llgurv Income In Iset With esleblidied net tonal company In explosive In dwslry Opening new ettlce* totally. For more tote . call _________ a07 774 7177_________ $300 AMT People call you 545 start up Call m t *71 4311.8x1 Lt 91— Apartm ents/ House to S tu r t n>U HOUSE PRIVILEGES Move In Today ‘To'Beautifuf... Cjerjeva Gardeijs • Single Story Living • 1 , 2 6 3 Bedroom Apts • WasherJDryer Connections • Laundry Facilities Available • Pantries Available • Outside Storage Available • Cable T.V. Available • Pool • Beautiful Landscape • On Bus Line • Close To Shopping and Major Highways Close to town *30* per month plus dismal! Call IM 3IH LAKE NEWHOME Excl neighborhood! Need tomato roommate Christian preferred DsBary, tltC/mo PARK 4VL LOCATION^ House. M l prlvSeget room tor 3 morel 11SC'mo each plus ruhimet 3313311 1989— 7B Are you llred of aperlmenl living?................. Call 330 05*7 116— CHARMING I CLEAN! $299 MO. February 23, 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent EXCELLENT LOCATION!! Dally Wert.....Dally Pay Call Bob tor defalb, 112-7151 O e vtrn m e n l |eb* 114.010 S3T.no/yr. Now Hiring. Call 1 *05*47-1000 Ext. R ( i n lor current federal lid. G O V ER N M EN T JOBS. Now Hiring Thlt Areal 110,213 la 175, 173. I m m a d l a l a Opening* I Cel 11Refundable) 1-313-73340*2. Ext F12T3 O R O U N O S P E R S O N , For apartment complex. Part time............................. 322 2010 H A IR S TY U S T Ha If-a-ranger* 122-aSSOer 322-S211 It you like helping people end you ere e Certified HHA, Paragon Home Cere of Senlord ties weekend end part time positions available In Seminole County I We otter competitive rates and flexible scheduling. Call 321-0*00 tor - ..............EOE 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 93— Room s tor Rent GOOD WORKERS NEEDEDI Florida — Thursday, 91— Apartm ents/ House to Share Single professional females only. Private room with house privileges. 370 t/Vwk Cell 311 *111 *KTSIlAO/hr. Outdoor work, local area, we train. Call Tempo, *AM *PM ,IU*S*7III ISMS. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FL. _______ He Phene Cells Pleaie Own tools excel lent working condlllons. Benefits.....333-7*1* KIT N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Sanford, Q e q e v a Q a rd e q s APARTMENTS tie s W ZSIh S I . Ssnloid |407| 332-20*0 Ollxt Hews ru»» 5tl IS4 �T rT T T T t f T f i — Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday, February 23, 1089 141— Homes for Sale 141— Hom es for Sale D E LTO N A Nrw all brick. 3 bdrm . 1 bath, family room, fpl., comar lot____ 14000doom. Makeda Care...............17*4111 SANFORD • 3/1. Lg. C. Block. Good area til.SOO. Assumable *5.000 down/of ter...... 4314314 All YOU M I D l(> KNOW IS REALTY, WELCOME TO SANFOKD! You hava |utt found your homal It ha» 3 bdrm*., It* bath*, formal dining room, fireplace, beamed celling*, new roof, paint A tewer line*I Attumable mortgage wtth low down I .......................... .3*4,300 LAWANA K ltH rn w t 321-5323 (Dover!ly «D QUA SON (<REALTY MAI VIM l i e r t u F lfW IU lA M H M H IN r NIIOID... ACREAGEI 407-7404500 RFA1KKH u n lim ite d , inc NO QUALIFYING! . Auuma *Vk% mortgage) 3 bdrm.. large dining room, extra M l ......... - ..........*33.000 HANDYMAN! Owner tay* Mill Bring all oftar* I 3 bdrm., family room, extra M l ......................UJ.ooo REDUCED! 3 bdrm. condo. New carpet, fenced yard, won't lad at thl* prlcel.......................... 441,300 OWNER FINANCING! Large 3 bdrm., 3 bath home, large family room, extra lot, roned multi family, Hurry! Only I ............................ U7J00 OWNER CARRY! Comfortable home Include* equipped kitchen, waiher/dryer, frearer, fruit tree*, large M , Priced lor quick tale I ..................-*33,100 LINDAS REDMOROAN J 323-5188 260-2000 REAL ESTATE, INC NEEDS SPECIAL A T T E N ­ T IO N ! Owner* m u d M ill D ra s tic a lly reduced waterfrontl 3 bdrm*., FI. room, eat-ln kitchen, great location, gorgeous leketront atmotphareOnlyl....... *41.000 We list and sell more property than anyone In Ihe Greater tSanford/lake Mary area. V E R Y NICE 3 story duplex In good condition on corner lot. Each 3 bdrm.. I both unit he* ow n p r i v a t e e n t r a n c e . Excellent location near shop­ ping and bus lint. Terrific Investment potential. Live In one. rant the other. Or, you can rent both................lit , 500 ASSUMAELE M O R TO A O EI Immaculate 3 bdrm. 3 bath ranch style wtth greet room, new carpet, equipped sat in kitchen. Near schools, shop­ ping, public transportation and recreation. Owner Irani ferred. Must Mil. A'so. may leeM to own.............. -..*44.500 NO Q U A LIFY IN O to assume mortgage on oxlra nice 3 bdrm.. 3 bath with great room and (quipped kitchen plus pantry, extra large closets and many built-in features. Clean at a pin..............144.500 LIK E NEW 3 bdrm - 3 bath frame near downtown Sanford across from bosutllul city perk. Well kept, fenced mani­ cured lawn, equipped kitchen and utility room. Cotta tee to approclatol Owner might carry second........... .. *54.500 A T T R A C T IV E well kspt dupltx near downtown Sanford across from City Park. Each unit has 3 bdrm*. and 3 baths. Ideal for retiree* or at an Investment. Nice lawn, equipped kitchen*. Owners may carry second....... 144,500 NEW LY R E M O D E L E D 4 bdrm. ranch style lacing Lake Dot In Sunland Estates. Big family room with flrtplaca, big kllchon with breakfast bar, plus a pool I Nice patio, loo. Yours for only..........-.141.400. OREAT COMMERCIAL P O TE N TIA L ! too front tael of land on 4-laoa road. Hat 3 bdrm. brick. Ideal for In­ vestment. Equipped kitchen, a ir, carpal and carport. Owner mutt M il ........... *73.000 on over-sired comer M . 3 bdrm*., 3 bath*, sat in kitch­ en. living room, family room MAKE O FFER IIII SNOWBIRD SPECIAL! CIo m to Blue Springs and St. John'* River. 3 bdrm*.. IV* bath*, eat-ln kitchen, garage. I yr. warranty I ......... .. *47,*00 O R EAT W IN TER R E TR E A TI Im m a cu late furnished 3 bdrm.. 1 bath. Workshop tor her.t4t.tQ0 407-574-3000 904-775-3000 COLOUJCU. DANKCR U ID EAL R EA L E S TA TE M IW . Veivtia Ave Orange City, FI. 337*3 3744471 BEST BUYS Orange Qty - *43.000 Fireplace and hardwood floor* I Deltona • tit.to o Low OP. assume PV mor'oror Orange City - *34.400 Hew root. 3 bdrm, 3 baths. Dtlaad - trt.tOO - 4 unit Income property. C l tUNO/mo. Low down, assume PV mortage. Deltona ■ *43.300 3 bdrm. IV* bath*, screened porch. Dshary • *4X300 (reduced) 4 bdrm. I bath mobile home w/rlvor right*.______________ REALTY 31 HWY. 17-43. DEBARY 30H6M431/305669-5722 LAKE MARY 3/3. large corner M . quiet neighborhood price reduced la sail. W ALLACE CR E U R E A LTY ___________ MI-1377___________ LES5 THAN $2500 CASH INCLUDING CLOSING COST 3 4 4 bdrm. homes In Sanford. Deltona. DeBary. Lake Mary. L ong wood 4 Al t amont e Spring*. Fe> aalecJwncaU: FAUL OSBORNE V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES ___________ MI-4744___________ L in TALK REAL ESTATE 321 9444 DANIEL& W OH LW EN D ER REALTY INC OWNER ANOOUSI! FORCED SALE! ax som e 322-2420 321-2720 R EAL ESTA TE REALTOR M l I4M I OR DAY CARE SITE 14 acres fronting Rt. 44 and Wayside Drive .. - .... I l l ic it Gfectff StartTDtU Good gross, turrfcay opera­ tion. must Mil due to fwalth. *173,000 Including root eitete (forms) 3334104 Leave AIRPORT BLVD. AREA * acres, toned Industrial! Water 4 sowar. 340 ' frontage. 31.01 sq.’, *43.000 par acral Will tpUt/or build to suit I HIGH EXPOSURE SITE! 144' on E. 33th St., C-3. survey 4 site plans avallabia. re­ duced to l-.....................134.400 HWY 4C 1C 15 AREA MakeOtterI V* acre. C l , .................*73,0001 BEST WAREHOUSE BUY! 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PARK 4,500 tq. ft. building, loading wall, 10 ft. calling*, u acre*. Mutt Sail)....................*333.000 Bacfcy Cawrsan, CCIMI Ra/MaxMl n. realty....*34-4130 SEMINOLE CHURCH Seats 475. 1 buildings. 33.300 sq. ft. 4 100 car parking. For flyer call: R EAL E S TA TE O N E I..;....-......... 407,433 3X10 153— AcreageLots/Sale LAKE FRONT • Apprx. to acre near Deltona, 313,443 plus, farms avallabia..........-333 3474 OCALA NATIO NAL FORESTWooded lots. River access. *3400 each. No money down, (43.41 monthly. Owner (404) 334-4374..or.. 14041 433 34M Call Toll-Free 1-800-323-3/20 Osteen, High 4 dry, power underground 4 telephone, edi­ ble g ra u .....314400 (TER M SI) Call 333 0*414AM to PM 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale ELEGANT! NT OWNER!! Newly remodeled 3 bdrm*., 1 bat h, la u n d ry hookup*, oaraoo. *34,300.331-«343 GOV'T REPO RESALES I Direct VA Computer Hookup SINCE 1473 BOB M. BALL. JR. PJV..C.SM LAKE MARY REALTY WOODED LOTI 2.5 ACRE HOMESITE 3343 Park Dr., Sanlord *41W. Laka Mary Bl.. U . Mary . ___________ 323 4113 G O V ER N M EN T HOMES from 31 (U repair). Delinquent tax property. Repossession*. Call I 003417-4000. Ext. GH (171 tor current repo llet. CO UNTRY HOME I 103X143 tt., fenced loti Hugo oik tree*I Good Investment property I Presently rented I Assume, no quallfyl Call for dalallsl TWO STORYI 4 bdrm. 3 bath home wtth pool I Largo family room I Now carpeting I Largo covered patio. Country kitch­ en. Gorgeous landscepingl Priced to M i l l .....- ....... 144,400 WE N E E D LISTINOSI NOW HIRINO R.E. AOENTSI 3 bdrm. 1 bath penthouM suit*. Vaulted calling, sky light, wathar, dryer, screened patio. Overlooks garden, pool, lecuul 4 tennis court. 154.000 By eppnl only. Eves. 333 4741 157— Mobile Homes/Sale ADULT SECTION R E P O I - 14x40. 3/1, ’l l Fllntstone.......................*5.000 R E P O I - 14x30, 3 / 1 . ‘ 13 AAanatea. Low down assump­ tion to qualified buyer 11 ★ ★ ★ Solid oak I 4 mo old. Pkld *444...................... Asking 3130 APPAL00SA DINETTE 3 piece, 4 mo. old. natural finish with white tlla top Paid *344. asking 3300 Call 333 1373 MARE BEAUTIFUL BRASS BED R E G I S T E R E D . SOLID BROWN W ITH W H ITE ON HOCK AND STAR ON FACE. 4 YEARS OLD. W ESTERN TR A IN ED . H E A L TH Y AND IN E X C E L L E N T CONDI T I O N I S P I R I T E D L ASS NEEDS FIRM B U T LOVING HAND. ALMOST 14 HANDS Matching ttbrd. 4 hdbrd . mattress, found. 3300.133 4744 BE0S-BE0S-BEDS The factory outlet store for Simmons. Sealy 4 Sprlngalr. All new factory Tnds and c Io m outs. Compute with warranty. Twin Sat..375 Queen Sat..It 14 Full S4I..344 King S*t...tlS0 a ORA S * H E A D B O A R D # Queen site. Sailing lor only 3431...................... Cell 1311744 • D R Y IR O J.C. Penny, largo capacity, whIU. 303. Call 331 4417 after 3PM 4 wktnds. •D R YER * Needs element. Only 3131 373 *440 days or 333 4734eve* CALL 407-349-9929 HORSE BOAROINO STABLE • Sanford area. Clean, licensed, with resident mgr. Pastured dally. Full board........ SI73mo Call 333 2344 or 331-4731 17.4 cu. ft.. Iro*!Ire*. 3100. Call attar 4 P M :..................331-1344 yr. old, u s o ....... Call I I I eito LARRY’S AAART. 313 Sanford Ava. Naw/Usad turn. 4 appl. C H I C K ! DAY OLD AND STAR TED . 34C •11.34. Q UAIL CHICKS. 334.-.C A L L 333-4*3* O u y /S e ll/Tre d * .........177 4137 209— W earing Apparel aMATTRESSSET* Full lit*, support tram* In­ cluded. Nearly new I Great condition. 1100. Call Anna 1300713 MICROWAVE OVEN Panasonic, only 1yr. old. Vary goodcondlllon*150. 3330033 o SMALL BOX F R E EZ ER * Vary good condition A L L S T E E L BUILDINOS at dealer Invoice, 3.000 lo 50.000 sq.ft. Call 407 3*1 O il collect 195— Machinery/Tools • CIRCULAR SAW* Mounted on folding saw tabU. Black 4 Decker 3V* In. Lika new) 154............ Call 1213413 200— Registered Pets 14x70.3/1. split, 'It Cypres* mostly furnished.............34.300 FAMILY SECTION 17x54.3/1.'» Manatee__ 37.000 H ELPIN O SELLERS SELL BY OWNER FOR 33.M . Call Help-U-Sell B ro ker-.....m 3333 14x40.3/IV* split, S3 Skyllnt Only.................................11.300 13x33.3/1. ‘10 Nobility..34,000 BROKER 3324144 *c (31-3713 HOUSE BOAT! (Kay West) IMS Sunsaeker 44. sleep* 10. bailer than new I Super nlcel Illness lore** saUI........................... 031 3037 T R I HU LL BOW RIDER 30‘, 143 Johnson, excellent condition! *2,441........ J3ldl34 1IN. OHE E NE E BRANDNEW *3*4...................... CALL 333*134 SALE/LEASE Gxeeery AAebtla Hamas SANFORD 3 Bdrms. IV* baths, carport, dbie lot. utility building. fenced yard *41.500 474 4770 * * * * * * * Towering oaks sheds ever *e aero. 4 bdrms . 3 Be . Formal Living 4 Dining. Fam ily Room with Breakfast Bar. B r i c k F l r a p l a c a . Obi e. Garage. New Root. Good Area NEW UST1NG!! Featuring a Varga ttiedy M an a la s t street 3 Bdrm* . Family room. C/H/A *31000 M A R T TOBIN V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES 774-9400 Of 322 7116 'll DO DOE AI RES • 4 door. 4 cyl. mlltublthl engine, auto, Ready to gol_ ................... 3730 WheUM U r 3134311 or 131-44*1 243— Junk Cars 234— Im port Cars and Trucks JUNK CARS REM OVED NOCHARGE ___________ 333 4377___________ Junk C a rl, Maters, A T r ansmi ssi ons Removed Freel.........I l l - 0471 alter IPM TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 1413. Black, 40.000 mllat. Excellent condition! New Tires A Baltary........... 311,100 Call 333 1441 altar SPM CREDIT PROBLEMS? 235— T ru c k s/ Buses/Vans N0NPR0VABLE INCOME? Over 40 Trucks. Vans A 4X4's Buy hare-Pay hare 1.....331 4001 CHEVY BONANZA (1 TON 1474, short bod. excsllent condllonl S1.443..........3310114 HOMEOWNER DODGE RAM CHARGER LOANS ROYAL SB 4x4 14*4, Blue, Excellent I 30.000 Highway MIU*. Fully LoadedI Locally financed....... *13.5001 Call 407 333 3343 •5,000$250,000 Low Monthly A/q Payments GREAT WORKING TRUCRS Good condition I • • • • • • • • 1474 Chavy, I cylinders, auto., AM- FM casMlU. 31.300 o/b/o 1474 Chevy, 4 cylinders, shill, very good on gasl **00 or best olUr. 33) 143310AM10 4PM 1W0 GOOD BUYS 11(4 Chevy Pick-Up U Ton. 15*00 Also. IMS Jeep CJ 7 Renegade. *3*00.343 13*7 14771/4 TON CHEVY PICK-UP 350 engine w/Steam Jenny, model 11700.31JXtoobo. Super I 13* Maytolr Circle, Sanford Re-Financing Debt C onso lid atio n Hom e Im provement Q uick C losing Investm ents No Incom e Check We Buy M ortgages Any Purpose 48 HOUR PKEUMINARY APPROVAL BY PHONE^ 239— Vehicles ______ Wanted______ (407) 260-6216\ QoioUQQBi tOBtlOtOM[& ADROIT FINANCIAL SERVICES JU N K A WR E C K E D CARS/ TRUCKS- Running or not. W* also Mil good used motors A transmission*............. 331 4414 WE PAY TOP SS lor wrecked car*/truck*. W* Sell guaran­ teed used pari*. AA AUTO SALVAOE *1 De Aery..444 4041 JERRY DROSS 600 E HWY. 438 Casselberry, FL 32707 Lie MORTOAOE BROKER TIRED OF ALL THE STRINGS ATTACHED? MULTI FAMILY SALE Frl. 3/34 4 Sal. 3/33. 4AM to 4PM, IM Anthony Drive _____ (GrovevUw Village)_____ YAR D SALE • Dining room tabU. king walarbad. dressare. I twin bads, household mltc. A clothes. 4-4 Frl., 4-4 Set. 337 Clara Vltla. Dtbery If other people have you dancing like a puppet, cut yourself free with our W H Y W A IT FOR YOUR TAX RIFUND-to buy a carPROGRAM. Bring your W-2 forms to Courtesy Daihatsu, we will do your Income tax return and use some or all of your tax return for down payment. The amount of money depends on the car you want to buy. Immediate dellverly If you qualify. 17015. PARK AVENUE Frl. 4 Sat., 4AM III SPM. Handcrafts, lamp*, matal doors, furniture, plent*. dl* ho*, bodipreod*. 4 Ids morel 1998 Buick Century 3314411 after 1:30 ______Anytime weekends 706 SANTA BAKBARA DR OH Hwy. 17-43. Sat. 4 Sun.. I AM III 4 PM. Moving I Every­ thing goes I Furniture, clothes. _enMquek_*ndmuch_mor*^_ 219— Wanted to Buy SU Aluminum Cans-Newspeper Hon Ferreu* Matal*.......... Glass KOKOMO.......................113) IM CASH FOR FU R N ITU R E TOOLS A BTC _________ Call 334-74M_________ W AN TED : Good used furniture and antique*. CASH FAID. ___________ 333 4404___________ BEAUTIFUL WATCHDOG AKC Doberman. Blk. A Tan, mato. Great with chiIdrenl *300............................... 331 71*0 Chine** Shar-Pel Fvpgles, show quality, lawn 4 black. The basil *4001700 Call M l 0434 201— Horses BAY THOROUGHBRED II yr*. M hands, good disposi­ tion. healthy I Super t 334-13*3 7 GRASSY ACRES S. Sanford Avt.. Stalls avail able I.................... Call 331 1441 S TO P IN T O D A Y A N D D ISCOVER H O W EA S Y W E C A N M A K E IT T O PULL YO U R O W N STRINGS WANTED!I B*droom, Living room. Dining room furniture and household good*. Will pay reasonable prlcel Apopka,*44 0*17 222— M usical Merchandise PIANO FOR SALE I t t l a. HWY. 17-B3, SANFORD 223— Miscellaneous ~ CONCESSION TRAILER Tandum axU. open on ] tides Call 133 4317_____ _____ ^ _ . °aKsa>£S5r Responsible party to taka over payment* on spinel console piano. Can be saen locally. Call Credit Dept., *04 334 0333 ‘f e _ _ _ _ „ D A IH A T S U CALL TOLL-FREE 1 800 444-5747 - _ _ - _ FOR OUR LOWEST PRICE! ON NEW TOYOTA CARS AND TRUCKS Plus All Makes ol USED CARS TOCKS...TOy0K8...am d m m IM JW S ! PieDA.LSAVINGS©MALL MIWMOILS! $8642 \ AVAILABLE FOR IIMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TO Q U A LIFIED BUYER SANFORD By owner. 3 bdrm., 3 bath, double M . enclosed gar ego tor eparo room, coivenient to schools 4 shopping. New Can H / A New root. Asking *31000 w/tM.000 attumable non qualify m ig ....... Call I — 3301 ‘04 PLYM OUTH RalUnl •4 dr . 4 cyl. auto. Air, Wire Wheels, new tires. *400dn......3140 mo Huff I Fimlhf Sale! PREOWNED HOMES 14x70 .3 bdrm . 1 bath ..313.300 13x40 J bdrm . I bath . (10.400 13x34 3bdrm . I bath 34.400 14x40 3 bdrm .1 bath . 313.400 17x40.3 bdrm . I bath ..*11.100 All sat up In Mobil* Horn* Park 0LDSM0BILE TORONADO 1*47, M30. Call 331*0*4 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION E VE RY WED. NIOHT7:3*PM DAYTONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy. 41, Dtytona Batch 4*4-3334311 Don’t m itt III 1303 Magnolia Ava., Santord. Fab, lllh , 4 4 Trees 4 3 bdrms I Owner Having, price negotiable ___________444-1113___________ Nice OxuSIrwIOx 34X44. 3 bdrm, 3 bath. 10X30 screened porch, central H/A. AAovIng. priced tor quick sale. 177 Windsor Cl. Carriage Cove........... 333 7430 Sanlord. 3 bdrm. IV* bath, concrete block, enclosed garage. Can. H /A *44.100 or *473 mo...............Call 3M 1740 SANFORD • 1 bdrm.. > bath. Can H /A Repainted. W/W Carpet................ - ...... 447,300 Owner financing! _____ 3M14M Custom built tor owner Very elaborate furnishings. 2 large tip outs, washer, dryer, dun washer, microwave. 23 It. awning, bay window*, glatt door. trl axla. many more options! Going North. Mil Or trad* on smalUr trailer. Sac rlllca Ihl* weak 11131 4214 217— G arage Sales CASSELBERRY/WITH LOTI PRICED TO SELL! NO CREDIT?!? AS LOW A t 3300 DOWN! BUY HE REI t ......F AY HEREI I TRUCK WORLD (CARS A TRUCKS) 1ST ST. A ELM, SANFORD ___________321-4407___________ OLDS WAGON • '7*. * pasMn 0*r, need* battery. S400 CHEVY IMPALA • ‘44. looks ruff, runs good I *300 DATSUN • '74, needs battery, has new starter, looks lair I *300...................... Call 331 3341 215— Boats and Accessories Goods 191— Building Materials 1*7*. PS. Auto. 4 cyl., 4 door, high m lUt but runs excellent! Asking *300..........C*II32I 4311 Government Salted vehicles from 3100. Fords, Merced**, Corvettes. Chevy*. Surplus. Buyers Guide 1(034174000 _______ Ex). 5*172._________ License |AB 347-AU447 Hwy 44............................ 333-MSI EO* No tape deck, with remote ipeakert Table on cellars Included. Asking 37*. Call MO-1447 Good Used T .V .'i 333 and up MILLERS 3414 Orlando Dr............. 333 <3151 • R EC EIV ER * Boll-on, box ond. Us*d. 313 Call 4451131 • 14 INCH DIAMOND BACK • BIKE Boy's. Excellent condition I Only 3 3 0 -.................... .321-440* DODGE ASPEN Antique Mall fpaca AvalUbU 193— Television/ Radio / Stereo p o r t in g OW EDDINOOOW NO Slit 3. can be Ut out. WhIU with taco and peart*, sweet­ heart neckline, approx. 44 toot train. Worn onca. Asking 1100. cost SHOO. Must salll Call JulU, 3303003 WE BUT ESTATES! Extra cteanl (40 - 31301 Call Buddy 330-4133 W AIH ER A DRYER *45 each. Will deliver. Call *30-0317________ W ATER BEO •Klngslta, dresier headboard, Black 4 Gold. Call 331A4704AM to 7PM. __^*Jaavo^nas»agaan)/tlm^_ 187— _________ 130-34141111_________ C H E V E T T E 1413 • 4 door, automatic, air, Lika Nawll NADA price. 114*3. Our Price, 1)4431 ..........................331-1470 Auction ovary Thursday 7 FM Wether*, Drysrs, Refrlg., Ban***, rebuilt and(ear. M43 SenferdAve.......... -M3-4344 WASHERS AND DRYERS 1919 TRAVEL TRAILER **3 NISSAN Centra •fresh v*lv* |ob. 4 new radial llresl Auto, Cold Air I NIc* 1..............33.000 ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES CALL ME 10 SELUI If you need help M llln g your used car or truck, boat or RV tor the right price. CALL BRIDGES AND SON • SOFA BED* Standard site, earth tona (iisid. Opens Intoa double bad. Very good condlllon. S100 333-3744___________ • STUDIO B IO * SingU slM. 14 In. wide, box springs and mattress. *43 333 4114 VENTURES 1*04, Iron! kitchen. »U*p» I. many extras I..... Priced to Mil ________ Call 313 3(47 ' 231— Cars 213— Auctions 3100................................. 32! 0511 ARC GERMAN SHEPHERDS 14x70.3/3 split. '33 Com modore/Dtlui*. Immaculattl Only............... 314.000 . SUNBELT AUTO BROKERS. LONGWOOD. F L . .........331-3111 •U NISSAN Centra . 1 speed, •ir. new radial tires, clean. *500 dn.. approx. (110 mo BUICK REOAL 14*1, excellent condllonl *3.its 33) 0)34/331 4133____________ 203— Livestock and Poultry______ OE Refrigerator- Ilk* new. 3110. Also. Kreohlar Leung* chair. 1 Solid Black I Male* 4 Female* Excellent Breeding I *30010 3133......................3331133 34x44,3/3 Split- 'IS Scott Only.............................. 314.300 4 rooms. 1 bath*, carport, 110 X ISSN. tot— .............. .340.000. _________ Call M l 7MI_________ STAINMASTERS 311.44 YD. IN STALLED ! AI m FHA starling at 37.44 yd. (M AN Y COLORS TO CHOOSE FRO M I). For quality carpet A Intlellellon ..334-1110 anytlmel 3 GAS HEAT ERS *504*33. Call 331 3341 $800 OR OFFER 241— Recreational Vehicles / Cam pers 2 3 1 -C a rs • ELE CTR IC FLOOR* SCRUBBER WettinghouM With 1 scrub blng brushes, upright. 330 ___________333 43tS___________ . Oreate Traps. F a lU Stones. Dill. Beats. Drywells. Steps, Miracle Cencrele 3*4 Elm Ay*., Call 333 133)___________ • SEARS K IN M O R E * 3EWINO MACHINE In wooden cabinet. Zlgteg. pattern discs lor decorative stitching. Sews great. Musi Mil. Com* 4 tael t7S/ottor ___________3314)34___________ ★ AUDIO CABINET 14x31.3/t.'H Eastwood Only.................................17,000 323-5774 322-8678 223— Miscellaneous 201— Horses 111-Appliances / Furniture GE REFRIGERATOR 40' X 100', Orange City. Assumable loan I 10%, 4 years. Price: 314J0Q.......Call 331-3743 F MA Leant Excellent buy It you mo*e quickly I 4 bdrm ., 3 bath Urge family room. 4 screened parch . .. Needs same repairs CALL MOW I CALL BART CHURCH/LODGE ‘ SELLER WANTS AN OFFER Vanlord, by owner, reduced. 3/1. aseumabte. tow down 3 yrsotd. SVtSOB M3 40M *1700 down * 149— Com m ercial Property / S a le Sanfotd \ i i. i t i : \ m Ettfiiitp 904-775-3491 ^ ± 7 SEMINOLE COUNTY 73.000 tq ft. offlre 4 storage. LeeM: *1.30 iq. ft. Salt: 314.00 tq. ft. with ftrm tl R EAL E S TA TE O N E I....407-41X3300 CI o m to (own, IV* aerts, *34,000. 3 acres, *30.000. Tree* Mint Mil th U w a a k l.-tll 2333 VACANT! 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dce5d4e7ec148587f005fcd69ddc9d9b.pdf 9b3383c69b67dcb2fb1a20919833b842 PDF Text Text I • -JA1 < • IP Cl Ns' - ■ March 20, 1989 Cents Sanford Herald 81st Year, No. 179 — Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Phelps teacher of year B y V IC K I D o S O R M IE R Herald Staff Writer 19 killed in helicopter crash SEOUL, South Korea — A U.S. Marine Corps CH-53D h elicopter taking part In Joint U.S.-South Korean mancuvcra crashed In a mountainous region early Monday, killing 19 Marines and Injuring 15 others, a U.S. military spokesman said. It was the second Marine Corps helicopter to crash during the Team Spirit '89 maneuvers, and the third U.S. military helicopter to go down In East Asia In a week. A Marine CH-46 helicopter taking pari In the war games went down Friday, killing Tour Marines, and an Air Force HH-3 crashed last Tuesday off Okinawa, killing three crewmen. Monday's crash occurred In an Isolated region south of Pohang. 170 miles southeast of Seoul, the military spokesman said. He said the cause of the crash was not Immediately known. He said 34 Marines were aboard the helicopter and 19 died and 15 were Injured. An additional Marine was Injured during rescue operations. Nine of the Injured were In very serious condition and four others were listed as serious, the spokesman said. He said the condition of the remaining three had not been determined. All of the Injured were evacuated to the 121st U.S. Army Evacuation Hospital InScoul. LONGWOOD - Krista Phelps, a teacher who works with the hearing Impaired at Longwood Elementary School has been chosen as the Seminole County Teacher of the Year. Phelps, a 1985 graduate of Flagler College, has been teaching at Longwood Elementary for four years. "Her energy and committment to her students sets her apart from other teachers." said Superin­ tendent Roliert Hughes who made the (Inal slectlon. He said that all the teachers nominated by the district schools had outstanding K ris ta P h e lp s qualifications, but Phelps' dynamic work with her hearing Impaired students distinguished her from the others. A committee comprised of ad­ ministrators. school board officials and parents sifted through the 44 nominees (one from each school and exceptional center), visited their top ten choices In their classrooms to observe them with their students and recommended three finalist to Hughes. The finalist represented elementary, mlddlc/cxccptlonal and high school teachers. The three selected for the top spot at each level were Don Cannon, a math and political science teacher at Lyman High School. Chryslul Howard, an English teacher at Greenwood Lakes Middle School and Phelps. Phelps not only teaches the regu­ lar school work to her hearing Impaired students, she also works with them. Individually, to ensure their acqusltlon of social skills as well. "She helps them become a part of the whole school." said Hughes. "The hearing Impaired students are not kept separate. She malnstrcnms them as much as possible." Hughes said that with the help of Phelps, and other teachers who work with the hearing Impaired In Seminole County, the district has become a model for other districts In stutc. "Teachers like Ms. Phelps have made possible what wouldn't have C See Teacher, Page 2A Discovery returned in super shape United Press International 14 killed in LA violence LOS ANGELES — At least 14 people were killed and 16 others were wounded In weekend violence In Los Angeles and Orange counties. Including a teenager ambushed after a birthday party, officials said Sunday. A teenage youth was slain In a drlvc-by shooting In the Mld-CIty area about 7:30 p.m. Sunday, police said. Less than an hour later and only six blocks away, two more people were shot and wounded In another dtivc-by shooting. Investigators did not immediately know If the crimes were related. Duy Due Vu. u 14-year-old Vietnamese Immigrant, died about 5:20 p.m. Saturday of wounds suffered In a shooting outside a friend's home In Santa Ana. Sgt. Collie Provence said. Herald file photo Seminole County sheriff car crashed after colliding with car. F r o m U n ite d P r a t s I n t t m t l l o n t l r a p o r lt T ra ffic a c c id e n ts in vo lvin g p o lic e get in v e s tig a to rs ’ s p e c ia l a tte n tio n INSIDE □ W orld By SU SA N LO D E N Herald staff writer Right-winger claims victory SAN SALVADOR — Businessman Alfredo Cristlanl, taking an early leud In violencernarred presidential elections, claimed a "masslvr victory" for Ills rightist Nutlonal Republican Alliance and said he wanted to open a dialogue with leftist rebels. □ N ation Crime force future in doubt WASHINGTON — Attorney General Dick Thornburgh, apparently In favor of abolishing the nation's 24 regional strike forces set up to battle the Mafia has not made a final decision on their fate, a Justice Department source says. The New York Times rcjxirted Sunday, however, that Thornburgh has "tentatively decided" to abolish all or most of the 24 regional Organized Crime Strike Forces, set up decades ugo to battle Mufla Influence In American life. 5 * * Pag* 0 A □ S p o rts Lake Brantley's Clint Johnson has steadily Improved with each race since his freshman track season and has established himself as a state contender In the 100 meters this season Johnson, a Junior, has run a 10.7 In the event and both he and his coach Tea! lie can drop to as low as 10 4 by tlie end of the season. 8 * * P a g* 1B D * * r Abby.. D eaths...... Editorial.... Financial... SB 3B 6A 4A SA 2A Cindy Lodge, (lie Kennedy Space Center’s lead tile engineer, said Discovery's hcat-shlcld Insula­ tion system came through launch and re-entry In excellent condition with only 82 cases of damuge — 88.4 percent fewer than was noted after the shuttle Atluntls's landing Dec. 6. "Basically, this Is one of the ties! yet." she said, adding that a complete assessment awaited u more deluded Inspection. "W e've hud no major damage, a few dings uround the nose cap. nothing severe at all. There's only ... about 10 replacements on tllr. It's one of the best, definitely." Asked It Discovery came through Its flight In ticttcr condition than uny shuttle to date. Talonc replied: "A s far as I can remember, that's true." If all goes well. Discovery will be trolled to the hack of a NASA 747 Jumbo Jet later this week and airlifted track to the Kennedy Space Center Friday for work to ready the ship for Its next (light In August. Coats and Blaha had wanted to get In a crosswind landing on a dry lukcltcd runway at Edwards Air Force Base, hut tlx- weather did not c(to|tcrute so Instead, the pilots landed (tn a concrete runway In order to test the ship's redesigned brakes. Shuttle brakes have suffered major problems [ iSee Shuttle, Page 5A Fiber optics: echo of future heard now Johnson improves steadily Classified*. C o m ic s..... SANFORD — The |>olicemun on patrol typically drives lOO miles per workshlft. Although he must follow the rules of the road. Sanford Police Chief Steven Harriett said, the patrolman has other functions to perform while driving, such us tulklng on the police radio and observing the activities of others. This greater than typical number of hours on the road ami the added complexities of operating a police cur. may contribute to accidents that Involve police cars. Harriett said. To ensure that the Investigation of uny accident Involving a (tollce car that results In serious property dumuge or Injury 1* ob­ jective, the Florida Highway Patrol Is called to Investigate In Seminole County. I.t. Chuck Williams of the Florida Highway Putrol said some larger police agencies Investigate their own In-house accidents. The state, he said, doesn't compile statistics on police accidents tn Individual counties. How­ ever. he said In 1987 there were 844 police vehicles Involved In crashes In Florida. Ten persons riding In those police cars were killed and 458 Injured. None of those fatalities occurred In Seminole County. During 1987 there was u total of 240,429 traffic accidents Investigated In the state, an average of 659 accidents each day. Williams said that helps put the number of policerelated traffic accidents In the state Into perspective. He said police probably drive twice as much as the average person, and arc usually on the road at the most dangerous limes — at night and during bad weather. "If a Sanford police car Is Involved In an accident, the first key Is lo guarantee an Impartial Investigation," Harriett said. Alter that a panel of city employees will review the accident, as It reviews any accident involving a city vehicle, he said. "They look at the accident to try to determine the cause and they may recom­ mend action or discipline If any Is called for." Ilurrlett said. If an officer Is found to have caused a serious accident, Harriett said he or she may C See Crash, Page 2A EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. Calif. - The shuttle Discovery up|>cars to have sailed through Its ground-sliaking launch and fiery re-entry In better shape than any shuttle to date, with no major damage and only a handful of tile "dings." officials said Sunday. "I doubt wc could ever find one that looks this good." said John “ T ip " Talonc, the Kennedy Space Center engineer In charge of Discovery's launch processing. Shuttle skipper Michael Coats and co-pilot John Blaha guided Discovery to a precision Mojave Desert landing Saturday lo close out the 28th shuttle flight, the third since the Challenger disaster and the first of seven planned for 1989. Joining Coats and Blaha aboard Discovery were James Baglan, Robert Springer and James Buchll. All five astronauts flew back to Houston Saturday, leaving the orbltcr In the care of engineers and technicians from the Kennedy Space Center In Florida who were thrilled with the shuttle's condition. "It looks super. It really docs." said NASA spokeswoman Lisa Malone. P a o p ls ........... F o lio s ............ ...... 1B T a la v ls lo n ...... W a a th a r.... — — W o r ld ............ Warm, mostly sunny today Sunny skies with highs In the mid lo u p p er 80s arc forecast tor both to­ day and tomorrow Tonight will Im- lair with a low In lo low to mid 60s with a chance of log devel­ oping tale again. B y S A N D R A B O U C H A H IN E Herald staff writer LAKE MARY - The earth's quickly depleting supply of natural resources sometimes forces scien­ tists to Itnd alternative applications of available materials. Sometimes their discoveries lead to a better quality of life and standard of living. An example Is the use of fiber lo Im p rove teleco m m u n ica tio n s. Halr-thln glass fitter Is replacing the conventional copper cable to pro­ duce a more sophisticated network ot telephone, cable television, data and video services. In simplified terms. Southern Bell Community Relations Manager Waiien Dove explained that fitter sends "pulses of light" generated by laser Instead of electrical signals which travel in waves (analog signals) as c op|tcr d o r s The result is an error-tree signal that Is not susceptible to a t­ mospheric Interference such as lightning and thunderstorms. Data can be transmitted at quicker s|trrds with a cleaner signal "That's where the industry's go tug Probably by 2013 to 2015. everything will tie converted to litter optics." Dove said By the end of last year. Southern ik-ll had laid about 80.000 miles of fiber optic cable In Florida. A single-fiber optic cable of 30 strands, a half-inch In diameter and made of pure glass, can carry more telephone traffic than 94 cables of copper w ith a 3-lnch diameter Optical fiber for communications now dominates transmission con­ struction pluns of the telecom­ munications industry with applica­ tions ranging from Intercontinental undersea cables lo the local loop between the telephone companies' switching office and a customer's home, according lo Dove. Heathrow near Lake Mary Is the first community lo receive fiber optic technology to the home with the Introduction of the Integrated Services Digital Network llbD.Nl where voice and data can be transmitted over a transmission line al the same time The system was the joint effort of Southern liell. Northern Telecom and Heathrow Telecommunications tn 1987. It was the first time that this commercial application of llt>er was Introduced Into the home. H e a t li r o w Is an e x c lu s iv e 3.000 acre community oil Interstate 4 which Is tiring developed b y Jeno F. Pauluccl and Ills family. About 700 people reside In the upscale community which Is served bv Its own onsite fire, medical and rescue Iranis, shopping und Interiiutloiial business center. Pauluccl envisions Ills community as a state-of-the-art electronic workplace, according to Information published by Heathrow Telecommunications, u marketing company which serv es Heathrow. "Presently we're putting plain, old telephone (POT) service over fiber ami we'rr running ISDN Later this year, we ll be running cable television over fiber Instead of transporting It over copper, coaxial cable." Heathrow Telecommunica­ tions Manager Karen Sizemore said With ISDN. Dove said It Is jiossltilc for Individuals lo carry on a conver­ sation and transmit data over their computers to one another because with this system separate lines are unnecessary "You don't need a separate data line or moduli) because you are in the digital network." Dove said In the future, residents won't have to leave their home or use a VCR to watch a movie because cable televi­ sion will tie able to offer a Videotape rental service where a tajie can tie transferred to homeowners' televi­ sion sets Sizemore said that may tie a service sometime m the future Sec Fiber. Page 2 A H b* Bid F lW N fry T b n MB| VlRCBRl Here Is a portion ol a fiber optic cable *3 i �! . t * — S tntord Harsld, Sanlord, Florida — Monday, March 20, 1069 N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Eastern advertises for new pilots United Press Intsmatlenal Boy critical after boating accident I 1 I li *•• ». H ;. . »n ig i* I ;$ !s :p >v Is Suit seeks $1 million from cemetery I !i| >1 ft! » I il ft I | ! r MIAMI — A 5-year-old boy who was struck by a boat while riding a Jet Ski was hospitalized In critical but stable condition Sunday alter undergoing emergency surgery. Ami Mlsslka was airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital In Miami following Saturday's accident on Little Maule Lake In northeast Dade County. Four teenagers thought to be riding In the boat at the time of the collision were later escorted to shore, but officials from the Florida Marine Pr- J refused to say whether the juveniles had been charged In connection with the Incident. Mlsslka-suffered cuts to the face, shoulder and chest from the boat's propellers. A team o f surgeons began working to repair tltc damage at 7 p.m. EST Saturday night, but a hospital administrator could not say how long the surgery lasted. The boy's father watched from another vessel as the boat struck his son, witnesses said. "H e was screaming. 'My son! My son!" said Al Dltlello, 30. who pulled the boy from the water and onto a boat belonging to a friend. According to witnesses, Mlsslka was aboard the Idling Jet Ski when a boat with five people aboard entered the lake towing a water skier. The driver of the boat made a turn around a group o f four boats, and was looking back to see If he could make the turn when the boat struck the boy. Witnesses said the teenagers In the 21-foot Chris Croft boat left the scene after the collision, but later returned and were escorted to shore by police. The four teenager* In the boat ranged In age from 13 to 15. A spokesman for the Florida Marine Patrol said no Information about the youths would be released because they arejuvenlles. Teacher 5S Jr□Contlnned from Page 1A Tits dally number Sunday in tits Florida Lottery CASH 3 yam s waa ass. □ Straight Play (numbers In exact order): $250 on a 50-cenl bet, $500 o n tt. 'H Box 3 (numbers In any ordsr): U O lor a SO-cant bel, 1160 on t 1 . □ Box 6 (numbers In any order): 4 40 lor e 50-cenl bel, ISO on SI. □ Straight Box 3: 1330 In order drawn, ISO in any order on a SI btl. □ Straight Box 6: S290 In order .drawn, $40 II picked In com bina­ tion on SI bat (uses classroom , she'll be named Florida's Teacher of the Year," said director o f community rela­ tions Karen Coleman. The three finalist receive a 5500 bonus from the school district. Phelps will receive an additional 5500 from the the state Department o f Education. The award was presented to Phelps In her classroom this morning. Said Coleman. "W c like lo present the award where It was earned - with the students." toesnd cut* Postage PaM at Untord. Florida tint POSTMASTER. fend address Change* to THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0 Sea UiF. fenlord, FL *1771. Hern# Delivery: 1 Months. 41**4, I Menmi. tie W, Tear. WIN InMato Mall: I Menthe llise, 4 Menlhi. IM.Ni Veer, tM M Out Or Itete Mall Three MenthaUIM, • MenMet tee Mi Veer 171 M <4*71 11) Hll. Winning ticket wins $22 million patrol captain. 11k driver’s direct supervisor, and a board repre­ sentative elected by his or her fellow deputies. If the board finds the deputy at fault, each board member will assign points against the deputy. Those points will be averaged and If they total 10 or more The officer may be suspended for no more than five days. If the officer has had more than one accident and the ac­ crued points against him total 20 or more he could be suspended for up to 30 days or fired, Hughey said. Sheriffs deputies study thfc accident board’s ftndlngs to de­ termine If there is a pattern lo the accidents. H u gh ey., who served on the board for several years as patrol captain, said the trend he noticed was that depu­ ties were most likely (o damage their cars when they were forced to take a route that Isn't usually traveled by others. In pursuing suspects or Investigating re­ ported incidents, he said depu­ ties often must drive o ff the road or onto, little traveled routes, where they may drive Into obstructions hidden by weeds. In such cases, Hughey said, It Is hard to find fault. "Th ey were forced to take a car where normal traffic doesn't go, by the nature o f the Job," he said. United Press International TALLAHASSEE — Someone has won an estimated 522 million dollars In thla week's Lotto drawing by matching all six winning numbers, Florida Lottery officials said Sunday. One winning ticket with the correct combination of num­ bers Was sold In North Florida, Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul said. The winning Lotto numbers fo r S a t u r d a y w e r e 01-19-26-20-41-42. According to the Lottery’s computer records, the winning ticket was purchased In Monticello, a small town In Jef­ ferson County to the northeast o f Tallahassee. The IdenUty of the winner has not yet been announced. "Th is week's winner will become the-16th Florida Lot­ tery millionaire In 1989," Paul aald In a statement. The Jackpot wtll.be paid out In 20 annual Installments, the state said. Paul also said Lotto sales topped 524.6 million for the week leading up to Saturday's Jackpot drawing — the second highest total In the history of the game. "The 522 million Jackpot, offered after Just one rollover, was the highest second week Jackpot we’ve ever offered," Paul said. . . The estimated Jackpot -for next week's drawing Is 510 million — the largest beginn­ ing Jackpot offered to date. Paul said. Lottery officials also said 214 players picked five of six winning numbers for a cash prize o f 57,496 apiece. In all, more than 380,000 other winning tickets were sold. Those tickets matched three, four or five o f the six winning Lotto numbers, Lot­ tery officials tyld. j The Lottery officials said 15,545 p la y e rs m atch ed four-of-slx numbers, to win •151 apiece, while 369.794 others matched three-of-stx numbers to win 56. □Continued from Page 1A Heathrow Telerom m unlcaHons also owns and operates a card access security system. A central station receives alarms a n d d is p a t c h e s s e c u r it y personnel. This system la de­ signed to handle lire, Intrusion and envlromentul alarms with 24-hour security patrols, ac­ cording to a company brochure. Another leader in Ihe fiber­ optic Industry Is StrombergC a r ls o n , a G EC P lc s s c y Telecommunications Company that employs 1,900 at Us Lake Mary location art Rinehart Road, and 25,000 worldwide. Its cor­ porate headquarters are In Great Britain. Strombcrg-Carlson was nol involved In the Heathrow pro­ ject. although the British head­ quarters are researching fiber optics to households on an economic basis far the 1990s. "W e are Involved with pro­ vidin g fiber optic solutions which provide fiber optics all the way to Ihe home," Products Planning Manager Bob Boggs said. "Optics to the home right now Is In (he early stage o f market development." he said. Dove said the advantage of fiber Is Its extremely high useful capacity and relatively small size. Its capacity la growing because of Improved fiber ana Improved laser which means faster transmission, he said. The fiber optic cable is lesa prone to water damage. Also, fiber seg­ ments can be spliced In the field with almost no signal loss. • The capacity of a single liber opllc cable is about 1.2 billion digital bits-pcr-second or the equivalent o f 16,000 simulta­ neous voice conversations on one pair o f libera Dove aald. Southern Bell la using optical fiber In all parts of Its network. Almost all cabling between dif­ ferent central offices Is fiber and additional fiber Is being added to Its local loops through a fiber optic digital loop carrier system. This system carries voice and data traffic as digital signals over fiber from the central office to a point close to residential devel­ opment or office parka. The traffic la then sent to homes and olllces over Individual copper wire pairs, according to Dove. Presently, conversations are carried by a combination of copper and liber, with Heathrow being the first community (o haveTiber In the home. "A s the technology Is Im­ proving and as price comes down, you will see more and more fiber optic cable come Into offices and homea. Copper wires coming Into homes and busi­ nesses will be replaced by ftber optica. From voice to video will be possible over the local tele­ phone network," Dove aald. "It's the gateway to the In­ formation age." THE W EATHER E r r r r r ~ * m~ r r « mi m Today...Warm and sunny with a high temperature In Ihe mid lo upper 80s and light south winds. Tonlglil.-.CIcar and warm with u loa temperature In Ihe low to mid 60s and a chnace of fog developing late-. Tomorrow...Another beautiful day with sunny skies and ternjK-ruturea In Uk mid lo upper Extended forecast... Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain Thursday. Olhrrwltie mostly fair. Lows In Ihe 60s central und highs In the 70s. Monday. Match 20. 1969 Vol 61. No 179 FWlIrtW Dally and twndsy, n cift iaturday by Tbe taatord Herald, lac., ice N. French Ave., taabri Fla. urn. be ordered to take a defensive d r iv in g co u rse g ea red specifically toward techniques for driving a police patrol car. Sem inole County s h e riffs deputies are assigned to take a defensive driving course, but it's not geared specifically to police .patrol driving, LL Jerry Riggins said. A fter all deputies are trained through this program It will become, mandatory for all deputies who are found to be at fault In a traffic accident to take the course again.. . In a typical year the kherifTs department has about 80 cars assigned to patrol and about 30 cars are damaged In traffic accidents* or In other ways each year. T h o se cars are each usually driven 25.000 miles per year. The coat of damage repairs totals about 530,000 a year, with some o f the coat covered by civilian drivers' Insurance com­ panies. Damage pec Incident may range from 525 lo 54,000. T raffic accidents Involving Seminole County sheriffs depu­ ties are Investigated by the Florida Highway Patrol and the direct supervisor o f the deputy Involved, Capt. Roy Hughfcy aald. The Investigative findings are reviewed by an accident review board, comprised o f the Eastern comeback is still possi­ ble. "Where does that leave the carrier that's come In If Eastern cranks up again?" asked United spokesman Joe Hopkins. The lack of available aircraft and manpower la also a factor. Airlines typically commit their planes, crews and other re­ sources to selected markets sev­ eral months In advance, aald Dave Shipley, a spokesman for USAlr and Piedmont Airlines. Although airlines have been alow to add flights on routes abandoned by Eastern, at least one airline, Delta, foresaw East­ ern ’ s troubles and planned ahead, adding service between Atlanta and four upstate New York cities earlier thla year on routes previously served only by Eastern. Because of the Eastern deba­ cle, airlines "can keep their aircraft deployed right where they are and ace their payloads Increase," said Jordan Greene, president of Avmark Services Ltd. Fiber F r o m U n ite d P n u In te r n a tio n a l r e p o rts _____ ; to fly regular schedules." ALPA lawyer James Llnsey In New York, where the Chapter 11 petition was (lied, said the union probably would challenge any hirings before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton Ltflond, who Is scrutinizing most of the airline's expenditures. Meanwhile, airline analysts said other major airlines are benefiting from Eastern's trou­ bles. but are not rushing In to (Ul the void because they fear the risks of such expansion and lack extra planes and stafT. But analysts also say compet­ in g carriers are b en efitin g nonetheless from Eastern's pro­ blems Just by booking passen­ gers who once flew the strikeund carrier. The markets served by East­ ern — Including Florida. Latin America, the Caribbean and the Northeast — are considered lucrative, but airlines are still reluctant to move too quickly. A spokesm an fo r United Airlines said auch expansion carries added risk, os long as an Crash □Continued from Page 1A FORT LAUDERDALE — A t l million lawsuit has been filed against a cemetery by the family o f a woman whose casket was damaged at her funeral, which was Interuptcd by an employee who ordered the Rabbi to move hla car. The suit says Pauline Rosenthal's foot was exposed when the casket popped open, then the coffin would not even fit In the vault. It says mourners tripped and fell on artificial carpet at the grave site, and the funeral was completely botched. Arthur Rosenthal, the deceased's husband, her two children and their families filed the suit Friday In Broward County Circuit Court, seeking damages from Menorah Garden and Funeral Chapels for putting them through an emotional wringer. Pauline Rosenthal died Jan. 25. A day later her husband contracted Menorah Gardens to handle thtf funeral.. „ Two days later, at the funeral, the grave site was "prepared in a sloppy and unkempt manner" and "chairs surrounding the grave site were filthy and rusty, and th e,scaffolding was uneven and Covered with artiflclahcarpet." oausing mourners to "trip and stumble,^the suit said.' □ '*• Pallbearers were supposed to cany the coffin from a hearse to the grave site. Instead, "slovenly attired and unclean" cemetery workers did the job until family members Insisted on completing the task themselves, the suit said. During the service a cemetery employee stopped the rabbi and demanded that he move his car from a designated parking area. The rabbi said he would be finished In five minutes, but the employee insisted that the car be moved. When the rabbi refused the employee wrapped a chain around the bumper o f the car, "and a backhoe or other piece of heavy "equ ipm ent backed w ithin d o s t range or th e ; automobile," maid the suit. The casket slipped from a lowering device as It was being placed-Onto .a vault. andJ.sro.ilda popped open,. exposing the woman's foot with a white tag attached to It. ' Then It was discovered that the cashed would not fit Into the vault and the straps supporting the cashed could not be removed without more Jarring o f the casket and prying It with Iron bars, the suit said. been a few years ;: ago." said Hughes. "Until a /couple o f years ago, hearing M m p a lr e d s t u d e n t s fr o m / Seminole County were bussed lo I n special center In Orange .County." T Phelps will now be nominated * for Ihe honor of Florida Teacher • o f the Year. If she Is chosen us ii finalist her classroom will be f visited again, this time by the ’.'mate-wide committee. ' "W c are confident that If we scan g e l them lo visit her MIAMI — Eastern Airlines began an advertising campaign Sunday aimed at luring new pilots to replace the 3,600 who are honoring a machinist strike that has crippled the Onancially .strapped carrier. Eastern has been using about 200 pilots lo operate a limited schedule rlnce the International Association of Machinists strike began March 4. Many of those pilots are from management, and a very few are those who have crossed IAM picket lines. Eastern filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection March 6 alter the Air Line Pilots Associa­ tion refused lo cross picket lines and has been operating only about 10 percent of Its pre-strike schedule of 1,040 dally flights. "W e need pilots to start re­ building." Eastern spokesman Robin M atell aald. " W e ’ ve waited patiently Tor them lo come to their senses." Eastern In a full-page ad placed In Sunday newspapers across the country said It Is. "Down. But Certainly Not Out." but In a related statement ad­ mitted that new hires could have some problems. "Understand, that given the current strike by the LAM, ALPA and TWU (Transport Workers Union), your assignment at Eastern may require you to perform the services of our ... employees Involved In the labor dispute." the company said. “ But also understand that thla Is an unprecedented opportunity for growth and success." The pilots would start at •18,000 a year after alx weeks training. Eastern pilots before the strike earned an average of •70.000 annually. ALPA spokesman J.B. Stokes, citing a shortage of pilots In the Industry, said there were several other reasons why It was not feasible for Eastern to hire new pilots. "Where are they going to get the stafT (o train these people," he said. "A ll of their manage­ ment pilots are out there trying ■nVn * !“I T U E SD A Y tu n n y I M T 0--C5 € LAST Vero Beach West Palm N La Sato 71 » U V u a* 47 N 4* tl « as •4 t l It 71 t i sa •» 4) ■I M It 17 tf It It 47 4) 44 SO 44 F R ID A Y FtyCldy 53-64 ■ MONDAY) SOLUNAR TABLE) Min. 2:50 a m., 12:10 p.m.: Maj. 9:00 a.m., 9:50 p.m. TID ES: Daytona Beach: highs. 6:47 am .. 7:02 p.m.: lows. 12:50 a.m.. 12:24 p.m.; New Smyrna Beach: FIRST A pril 12 highs. 6:52 a.in.. 7:07 p.m.; lows. 12:55 a.m.. 12:29 p.m. Mar SO MIAMI IllP II - Fields Sa hour temper a turnanSratolallal 7am. EST Monday Apalachicola Creelview Daytona Beach Fori Lauderdale Fori Myort Gainesville Jacksonville Kay Well Miami Orlando Pensacola Sarasota Drode-eon T H U R SD A Y Cloudy l t * M T ID M [■ A pril • FLORIDA TUMPS W E D N E SD A Y P tyC ldy 80-65 Daytona Beach: Waves are 1 to 2 feel with u slight chop. Current to to Uk south with u water temperature of 65 degrees New Smyrna Bench: Waves are I lo 2 feel and smit-glassy. Cur­ rent to to the south, with a water temperature of 06 degrees. Sun screen factor; 17. — q5/s L*s*j!£IilL ; SA T U R D A Y Sunn y 54-65 STATISTICS — n mess, City S Ferecetl Albuquerque cy Anchoreqecy Atlanta r Billing* pc Birmingham r Bismarck sy Dottan pc Buttatoen Burlington Vt. pc Charlotte N C r Cincinnati r Cleveland r Columbus r Dallas ts Denver in The high temperature In San­ ford Sunday was 88 degrees and DSSMoifMSEi Ihe overnight tow was 61 as reported by the University of Duluth sy Florida Agricultural Research fNOM Harttord pc and Education Center. Celery Honolulu sy Avenue. Houston pc Indian spalls r There was no recorded rainfall Kansas City r during the 24-hour period end­ Lewisville r ing al 8 a.m. Monday. The temperature at 8 a.m. Memphis le today was 66 degrees and Sun­ day's overnight low was 63. as N ashville Is re c o rd e d by th e N a tio n a l New O rleans cy N o * V erh ey Weather Service at the Orlando O klahom a C ity r OmaTiasn International Airport. P hilade lphia cy Other data: Si. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet • Today...Wind northeast lo east 10 to 15 kts. Seas 3 lo 5 ft but higher In the gulf stream. Bay □ Su ad ay's high.............. 89 and inland waters a moderate □Barometric pressure..30.22 □ Relative humidity.... 99 pet chop. □W inds 1*444(44044•••South, 6 mph T o n ig h t...W in d east to 0.00 In. southeast 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to □Rainfall. □Today's aonaet......0:37 para 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a □Tomorrow's sunrloo.... 6:28 tight chop Pittsburgh y Portland Ma pc S lchm an dr t l Louts ts Lett Laka C ity pc fe n D te g e n c fe n Francises I S eattle ty *r HI Le Pep IS Si X 74 IS 71 U 4) V 41 a » IS tl 14 •7 a I) 44 U U 14 .... .... M .Id 01 H M 11 .... )i a n 4) u )4 i* is ts n as .... .... .... 14 *1 « 74 4) .... .... .... .... 41 0) II 44 40 14 .14 u a -)! 77 a a 10 M JS a .17 a u 7* ’it *4 4* 4) n 44 a 47 a u a Jl a a t it II M 4* )! 44 « a a a *i 4* a 41 II u u Jl .... M „ �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, March 20, 1989 — 3A Alert motorist notified officials of burning house POLICE •AEROBICS • NAUTILUS • DAYCARE • FREEWEIGHTS •CERTIFIED • SAUNA INSTRUCTORS • STEAM ROOM •TANNING BEDS Man arrested for burning clothes CASSELBERRY — Randy A. Dross, 29. of Jupiter, was charged with second degree arson Sunday after being accused of burning another man's clothing which he found at the house of his estranged wife In rural Casselberry at about 7 p.m. Friday. Seminole County sheriffs deputies who Investigated the incident, along with fire inspectors, said clothing was doused with a (tamable liquid and set afire In a den and outside the woman's house at SlOlvanhoc Way. The burning of the clothing was an apparent act o f revenge against the man who lives with the suspect's estranged wife and his child. Bond for Bross Is $3,000. Cigarette theft brings charges ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A man who allegedly struggled with three witnesses who tried to stop hts flight after he reportedly stole a cigarette from a pack picked up In Albertson's Liquor store, State Road 436, Altamonte Springs, was charged with strong armed robbery after the witnesses held him for police. A clerk at the store said she first noticed the man putting a bottle of liquor In his pants. When he saw he was being watched he put the bottle back, but allegedly stole the cigarette and tried to flee. He was followed and caught outside the store. Kenneth Albert Griffin. 38, or Orlando, was arrested at the store by Altamonte Springs police at 8:25 p.m. Sunday. Bond Is $2,000. Man arrested for threatening wife CASSELBERRY — A man who allegedly threatened his ex-wlfe and stabbed the waterbed on which he reportedly had thrown her was arrested Sunday morning by Seminole County sheriffs deputies. Webster Bennett Ott. 34. of 2305 Driftwood Drive. Fcm Park, was arrested at home after the reported attack on Tanya D. Botnlckot 1945 Lake Drive, rural Casselberry. Botnlck told deputies Ott threatened to kill her and stabbed the bed near where her head lay. The attack occurred Saturday and Ott was arrested at about 7 a.m. Sunday. He Is charged with aggravated assault. Bond Is $1,000. Several charged with DU I SANFORD — The following persons face a charge o f driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Carl Anthony Rosy, 28, o f Berwyn. III., was arrested at 2:16 a.m. today after his car, with one headlight out, hit a curb on State Road 436. Altamonte Springs. • Ned Hoyt Palmer, 27, o f 108 Crystal View, Sanford, was arrested at 1:41 a.m. today after he drove on the wrong side of County Road 46-A, Lake Mary. He Is also charged with possession of less than 20 grams o f marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and driving with a suspended license. • Charlie Lee Foster, 44, of Orlando, was arrested at 10:10 p.m. Sunday after he drove In the emergency lane o f Interstate 4 and almost collided with two cars his car passed on the right. He is also charged with driving with a suspended license. • Tina Louise Read. 29, of Longwood, was arrested Sunday after her car traveling at about 10 mph on Lake Howell Road was seen weaving. The car apparently also had a flat tire. • Robert Dean Whltmarsh. 25. o f DeLand, was arrested at 3 p.m. Saturday after his car was clocked traveling 85 mph eastbound on Interstate 4. • Bruce Paul Rigollzzo, 36, of 669 Saba I Palm Circle, Altamonte Springs, was arrested aL ;12:48 sum. Sunday on Maitland1Avenue-alter police stopped-his car because U has d broken tallltghtl <*.' , • Michael Allen San Soucle, 31, o f 120-D Sprlngwood Circle, Longwood, was arrested at 1:49 a.m. today after hts car was seen weaving on State Road 436, Altamonte Springs. Arsonist may have been spotted SANFORD — Seminole County sheriffs deputies have a partial Identification o f a man seen entering woods in Lock Arbor, rural Sanford, about 30 minutes before a brush fire was discovered ofTTangelo Drive at about 10:30 a.m. Sunday. A witness reported seeing the man drive a van Into the woods and staying In the woods for about 15 minutes. About 15 minutes after the suspect left the fire was discovered. The witness said he had seen the same man In the same area before a similar fire was found In the same area March 12. Deputies have a possible first name of the suspect, his address and a description of hts vehicle. LAKE MARY - A passing motorist alerted officials of a house fire 7:25 a.m. Sunday morning at 259 E. Lake Mary Ave. at which no Injuries were reported. Lake Mary Fire Chief Robert Stoddard said this morning that defective wiring caused the blaze which started In the attic o f the single-story frame home. Stoddard said fire was shoot­ ing out of the windows even though fire fighters responded two m Inutes after being alerted. "T h e structure was fully In­ volved. The Interior was totally gutted out," he said. ORTHOPtOIC WATlRtSS SMS Mill IN f ACTORY CARTONS WE’RE NOT JUST A GYM, WE’RE A COMPLETE FITNESS CENTER Z5MMB5HE3E; •^lNHIltTF8l¥97rtAffg»; Two engines and a rescue unit arrived al the scene and fire fighters had the blaze under control within 30 minutes. There were no Injuries either to civilians or to personnel, Stod­ dard said. The owners or the home were away at the time of the blaze. No estimate has been made of the damages. BRING AD & RECEIVE A FREE BED FRAME W PURCHASE OF MATTRESS SET In an unrelated Incident, the fire department responded this morning to an accident on In­ terstate 4. Vi mile west of the Lake Mary exit. The accident Involved four vehicles which collided. T W O L O C A T IO N S : LAKE MARY (Nsxt To Kmart) 14 A LK. MARY BLVD. • (407) 333-9357 M an aim s fo r roach, stab s s e lf in c h e s t OVIEDO — Andrew L. Muller, 56, o f Oviedo thought a cock­ roach was crawling on him as he •lay In bed Sunday nlghL Muller grabbed a steak knife and stabbed at the roach. The roach survived, but Muller stabbed himself in the left chest. Sem inole. County s h e riffs deputies said Muller who ap­ peared "very Intoxicated'* at the time or the Incident, appeared to have suffered a minor and superficial wound near his ribs. H e w a s t r e a t e d in th e emergency room of Winter Park Memorial Hospital. START YOUR SUMMER SHAPE-UP NOW! 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W246. uhmi ’986 JAG U a r 'orden P/Qa \ X real A PLANE, A BOAT, A CATAMA­ RAN. YOU CAN SELL (OR BUY) YOUR MODE OF TRANSPORT V IA THE CLASSIF1EDSI O 4 16 5 S. O R L A N D O D R . ( 17 - 9 2 ), S A N F O R D ...... ' 3 3 Q;0 ' 7 6 o ' 4 2 2 -2 4 0 0 CALL 322-2611 �W — Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Monday, March 20, 1080 San ford H erald W IL L IA M (USPS 4S1-3M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9993 Sen. Sam Nunn has lost his halo Wayna D. Doyle. PublUher Ronald W. Hollo, Executive Editor The Senate's rejection of President Bush's nomination o f John Tower for secretary of defense Is simply the latest development In the widening war between Republican presidents and Congress, which It evidently amuses the American people to leave In Democratic hands. The public. In short, voted for this sort o f thing. , Home Delivery: 3 Month*. $19.50:6 Month*. $39.00: v Veer. S78 0O. In State Mall: 3 Month*. $25.50: 0 Month*. $49.00; Year. $96.00. Out Of State Mall: 3 * Month* $21.84: 6 Month* $40.56: Year $78.00. nn. A. RUSHER -■ -- What, after all. is a red-blooded Democratic Senate expected to do with the Cabinet nomina­ tions of a newly elected Republican president? They can’t reject them all, or even very many of them, without seeming obJccUonably partisan. But they can single out one. E D IT O R IA L S ‘Franking farce But why John Tower? As a former senator himself, he stood to benefit from the tradition that senators practically never reject their own former colleagues. And certainly Tower, os a former longtime member and chairman of the Senate Arm ed S ervices C om m ittee, had formidable expertise in defense matters. ' An enormous perquisite enjoyed by mem* ,pers o f Congress is the controversial frank, or Jaxpayer-paid mailing privilege. Actually, this M an Incum bency protection system, a propaganda m ad tine for senators and con' gressmen. In 1988, for example, senators sent •out $36 million worth of franked mailings. Most of these were self-promotions sent to C o n stitu en ts d is g u is e d as W a s h in g t o n 'Newsletters. , In focusing on Tower, however, the Democrats had unexpected help. The Bush administration, after letting It be known that Tower waa their choice, hemmed and hawed around for a solid month before submitting his name to the Senate — thereby suggesting that they themselves were assailed by doubts about his illness. And then t r U n d e r a new ru le adopted recently. Senators will be able to increase their franked iftall five-fold, spending as much as $160 million for mailing 13-cent newsletters to heads of households and business addresses •pud an additional $20 million Individually ;hddressed mailings. Each senator can send ’ 9 jx state-wide newsletter mailings annually ..under the new bu dget the Senate has -approved for Itself. the first major witness to testify publicly against T o w e r b efore the A rm e d S e r v ic e s Committee was Paul W cyrlch, a highly r e s p e c te d , u lt r a ­ conservative political activist. When he swore that he had seen Sen. Tower Ine­ briated and frolicking with women not his wife. It must have o c c u r r e d to th e Senate Democrats that John Tower was being turned over to them In pretty dam­ fJ o h n Tow er aged condition. w a s b e in g The rest was Inevi­ tu r n e d o v e r to table. The Armed th e m In p r e tty S ervic es C o m m it­ dam aged ‘ tee’s hearings were c o n d itio n ■ prolonged week after week, while the FBI was sent on one wild goose chaae after another. Selected tidbits from the bureau's raw files were leaked to the media without the Even with th dr attention drawn to the ham eful Increase, the Senate defeated the Uaon jnoM on 50-47. Forty-one Democrats •voted fbr unlimited f t **' ee* v»*~v"‘ **** ' ' ‘ ii,t e fc f% ^ Unfortunately, there is nu opportunity tu curb the Senate's disgraceful excess, by veto or by any other means. The soaring bill for franking simply will be paid out of tax funds already provided for Senate expenses by a legislative appropriations blD. And, when that runs short, the deficit will be covered by a supplemental appropriation. Just as though the Senate had an unlimited credit card guaranteed by the taxpayers. £ LET T ER S TO T H E EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing addresa and daytime telephone number. Letters should be on s single subject and be as brief as possible. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World r ELLEN G O O D M A N A coalition of brimstone and Perrier BOSTON — So much for the battle. Tower has been toppled. The would-be Secretary of Defense couldn't defend himself successfully. He will go down In the annals of military history as'a man defeated by the troops of the New Morality. G ary Hart and the A-w ord. Douglas Ginaburg and marijuana. John Tower and wine and women. Is there now a ain screen to public olflcc? Has the country turned right and righteous? The reports from the siege of John Tower were extraordinary. A true confession of adultery: “ As a molten of fact I have broken wedding vows.” A pledge o f sobriety: ” 1 hearby swear and undertake that if con­ firmed...! will not consume beverage alcohol of any type or form." More than one enemy reported Tower In the act of “ womanizing." More than one saw the man pickled. He was even accused of the vice of avarice. Now the Tower defeat raises the question again. Is this a teetotal society choosing leaders that way they might choose a designated driver? What has happened to change our rules? Up through the 1950s, most men In public life (and they were mostly men) were covered by a kind o f double standard. They were expected to hold up the traditional flag of pcity in public. But they were allowed to hide behind the flag o f privacy In their personal lives. A subclause of the gentleman's agree­ ment assumed that there was little connection between the private and public man. The generation of the late Sixties con­ demned this double standard as two-faced. They didn't care what anybody did as long as they didn't lie about it. They were openminded about every *'sln'' except the sin of hypocrisy. As for sex. drugs and rock-and-roll In high places: Who cared? • I And now? The late 1980s has seen a new set o f allies emerge out of the mostly unlikely old enemies. A coalition of brimstone and Perrier. It's the coalition that doomed John Tower. I tf Nf $ "Oh, Atot Not quality timo AGAIN!" Who wins and who loses by this whole affair? John Tower loses, o f course, though he can undoubtedly still make a very comfortable living In the private sector as a consultant to defense contractors. President Bush loses, too. to some extent, the Senate having stlnglngly rejecled his nominee and thereby reminded everyone that the president Is far from being the undisputed boss In Washington. Senator Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the Armed Services Committee, Is currently being billed by the media as the big winner — Vanquisher of Presidents, Terror of the Pen­ tagon. But I am inclined to think that. In keeping with the Law of Unintended Consequences. Nunn may actually have wound up hurting himself. Colombian official points finger at U.S. J S As cynics pointed out. Tower waa condemned ns a drunkard by senators who everyone knew to be far more guilty of the charge than he. But the charge, though deadly, was essentially Irrelevant — as demonstrated when Tower offered not to drink at all if confirmed, and his critics simply switched, without missing a beat, to complaints about his dealings with defense contractors. JACK ANDERSO N :/ As senators voted’ for this outrageous, •self-service boondogle, where was all the •qpneem about the runaway federal deficit? Predictably the measure increasing senatorial rlvilege sailed through, even though Sen. etc Wilson, R-Callf., offered an amendment .t o limit the mailings to last year’s level. The "ptnnlbus-fundlng resolution w as so obscurely .written that Sen. Wilson learned of the huge •Increase In franking from the Capitol HU1 .newspaper Roll Call. Sen Wilson can boast of not dispatching a state-wide newsletter since t to light a kind of competition ^extravagance between the houses o f Conress. Reason ruled the Senate In 1967, when ie mall budget was held to a seven-year low of $19 million. Then, spending soared In the House of Representatives to $77.9 million In 1988. Not to be outs pent, the Senate majority retaliated, casting restraint to the wind. slightest regard to their truth or Inherent plausibility. Slowly, Tower was suffocated In a tissue of lies, half-truths and Irrelevancles. T od ay, the B ible Belt brigade calls womanizing on evil. The Rolling Stone regi­ ments describe It as larky or exploitive. For one. It's a sin of the llesh: for the other, a breach of equality. The fundamentalists may regard boozing as a sinful activity. The new age describes It as self-destructive. But they both vole against It. The old-time sin watchers always Judged the private behavior o f public people In religious sunds. Now the new-tlmersjudge the private havlor of public people on the grounds of psychology or character. What we are seeing, as baby-boom watcher Ralph Whitehead, Jr., puts it. as an unexpected merger o f “ the Puritanism o f the Bible Belt and the s a d d e r -b u t-w la e r abstemiousness of a younger generation." Th e sign s of absemlouanesa are ail around ua. In this m o n th 's G lam ou r magazine, two young women wear T-shirts bearing the slogan of their generation. One says Abstinence. The other says Modera­ tio n . T h e C a lv in I T h e y w e re Ktein perfume ads e x p e c te d to once featured sexual h o ld u p th e proponents o f Ob­ tr a d itio n a l fla g session. Now they o f p ie ty I p r o m o t e p u b lic ■ p a r e n t- a n d - c h lld Imoges of Eternity. It is easy for a generation that has given up cocktails at night so they can work in the morning to make a link between alcohol and Job performance. Especially for a Secretary or Defense who is literally never off work. E Repentance is also ripe among this secular crowd. You cannot read a magazine or watch a talk-show without confronting the dramas of people who freed themselves of addictions, drugs, smoking, drinking. Hallelujah) If John Tower's pledge to slop drinking failed to Impress this new audience, it was because he coupled It with denial rather than confession. The old moralists may worry about damna­ tion. The new ones worry about health, mental and physical. They each Judge the people in public life according to their values. In this controversy. Whitehead says, “ The 'dries’ may think of Tower as a hopeless wet. The young may think that If you haven't moved out of fossil fuels and into your own endorphins, you aren't smart enough! to run the Pentagon." Wet or dumb, they both Judged Tower lacking. The rallying cries of this bitter Senate fight came over words like “ fitness." “Judgment." "character.” More than one senator warned the others that they were raising the moral ante, the standards by which they too may be judged. They can count on It. The handwriting on the wall Is written In two very distinct styles. But it's writ large enough for everyone In public life to sec. WASHINGTON — Colombia's dark, scowl­ ing attorney general. Horacio Serpa, points an accusing finger at the United States — Am erican cocaine users, he aaya, arc primarily to blame for the drug scourge. The American appetite for illicit pills and powders has spawned a devastating crime wave that (list struck Colombia and Is now coming home to roost In the United States. Taking time out from an official visit to Washington. D.C., Serpa told us that cocaine users finance three powerful criminal organi­ zations in Colombia that corrupt and In­ timidate government authorities wherever they operate. The largest, the Medellin cartel, is also the most ruthless. It now pays Colombian teftu rorlsts to kill and malm anyone who gets in Its way, he said. Serpa knows first­ hand o f what he speaks. He Is on the cartel's hit list His predecessor, the late C S a n c h e z re f­ a tto rn e y gen era l u s e d to b e In ­ Carlos Maura Hoyos, tim id a te d jp was assassinated by the cartel on Jan. 25. 1988. Hundredsof Colombian government officials. Judges and police officers have been gunned down or blown up for trying to enforce drug laws. Others have been forced to flee for their lives, and at least one who fled to the United States has found no safe haven even here. Serpa told us about the brave Judge, Consuelo Sanchez, who dared to Indict the cartel's chief enforcer Pablo Escobar on a charge that he had murdered a Colombian newspaper editor. Sanchez waa warned by the cartel that every person in her family would be wiped out if she signed the arrest warrant Tor Escobar. The cartel boldly put the threat In a letter to Sanchez: " I f you call Mr. Escobar to trial, you can be sure that all the members of your family tree — ancestors and offspring — will be eliminated. We are capable o f executing you anywhere on this planet. There Is no place you can hide." Sanchez refused to be intimidated. She was new on the bench, only seven months into her term, but she had the courage to Indict Escobar. Then she had to flee to the United States under the protection of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the State Department. Sanchez was living with her husband under an assumed name In Detroit when a Detroit newspaper found out she was there. Last month, the paper wrote a story about Sanchez, without pinpointing exactly where she was in the city. The story explored the pros and cons o f hiding an enemy of the violent cartel in Detroit without telling the woman's neighbors that they might be in danger. Even the U.S. attorney did not know she was there. The plight of Sanchez, an official who stood up for Justice, rankles the Colombians who have been the object of criticism because of the cocaine trade in their country — a cocaine trade that would not exist without the American appetite that it feeds. The U.S. government has made Colombia the front line in America's war against drugs. But o f the $2.5 billion that Congress appropriated to fight the drug menace this year, only a paltry $10 million was allotted to Colombia to battle the narco-terrorists In the trenches. Last year, the Colombian national police arrested 5.174 drug traffickers and eradicated 14.070 acres of coca leaf. Victor Mosquera. Colombian ambassador to the United States, said the war on drugs must begin with the users. It will do little good for Colombia to crack down on the producers of cocaine, he said. If the United States remains lenient toward the consumers. �i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, March 20, 1969 — »A - DAVID EDWARD AKTZ Stocks open lower U n lt w ^ n i e International NEW YORK — Prices opened lower Monday In moderate early trading of New York Stock Exchange Issues as players extended a sell-ofT that began early tn the previous session In response an unfavorable report on Inflation. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which plunged 48.57 Friday, was off 8.57 to 2283.57 shortly after the market opened. Declines led advances 500-207 among the 1,122 issues crossing the NYSE tape. Early turnover amounted to about 6,640,000 shares. Stock prices took their worst beating In 11 months Friday after a disappointing report on Inflation and the expiration of March futures and options sparked a blitz of heavy selling. The market plunged at the opening and remained sharply lower after the government said the February Producer Price Index shot up 1 percent, matching January's gain and shattering forecasts of a 0.4 percent to 0.5 percent Increase. Not since April 14. 1988, when the Dow fell 101.46 points, had the blue-chip Index posted such a sharp loss. Dollar and gold higher The expectations among market players o f higher U.S. Interest rates followed Friday's a n n o u n c e m e n t of a larger-than-cxpccted 1 percent’ month-to-month rise In the U.S. producer price Index for February. United Press International The d o lla r was m ostly higher Monday In light trading against key foreign currencies. Gold was also higher. In Tokyo, briefly testing the 132-yen level, the dollar con­ tinued Its pressureon the Jap­ The Jump was largely In­ anese yen. closing at 131.92 yen. up 0.85 from 131.07 yen terpreted as likely to lead to further credit-tightening by Friday. The dollar's close was the the U.S. Federal Reserve highest since Oct. 7, 1988 Board, dealers said. All Japanese banks will be when the dollar finished at closed Tuesday for the na­ 133.50 yen. A dealer at a major com­ tio n a l h o lid a y o f S p rin g mercial bank said the U.S. Equinox. Trading will resume currency Is likely to continue Wednesday. rising against the yen In the The dollar closed higher in short term in anticipation of a S i n g a p o r e a t 1 . 9 3 9 5 further rise In U.S. Interest Singapore dollars, up from rates. 1.9385, but eased In Hong Rising crude oil prices also Kong to 7.7955 Hong Kong contributed to the dollar's dollars, down from 7 .7 9 ^ Friday. advance, dealers said. Gas prices increasing United Press International LOS ANGELES - Gasoline prices continued to climb at p u m p s' nationwide, rising more than a penny over the lost two weeks In an upward price trend driven by higher wholesale prices, an Industry analyst said Sunday. The Lundberg Survey found that the average price of a gallon qf gasoline Inched up to 100.37 cents by March 17, when 12,000 stations na­ tionwide were surveyed. That was up from 99.22 c e n t s r e p o r t e d in th e Lundberg’s Marsh 3 survey, which had noted an In'crease over the Feb. 17 average price o f98.78 cents. "Th e increase, although not driven by seasonal consump­ tion this time- o f year. Is a direct result of higher crude oil prices and higher refined product prices,", said Trilby Lundberg. " D u r in g th e tw o -w ee k period between March 3 and March 17, retailers' buying prices (from their wholesale suppliers) rose even more which means that if the trend continues pump prices could rise even further," she said. Dow Jones Dow J o u i Averages 10:00 a.m. 30 Indus 2276.79 off 15.35 20 Trans 1033.47 off 5.68 15 Utils 181.96ofT0.06 65 Stock 861.96 off 4.74 Local Interest These quotation* provided by members o f the National A ssocia tion o f S ecu rities Dealers are representative In te r-d e a le r p rice s as o f m id-m orning today. Inter­ d e a le r m a rk e ta c h a n g e throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup or markdown: B id Ask American Pioneer 2% 3% Barnett Bank 32% 32H First Union 21 21% FP&L 2914 29% Fla. Progress 33H 34 HCA 49% 49% Hughes Supply 1 8 % 18% Morrison's 25 % 25% NCR Corp. 55% 55% Plessey 43% 45% Scotty's 12 12% 24% Southeast Bank 24% SunTrust 2041 21 76% Walt Disney 76% Westlnghousc 53% 53% Brunswick 17% 17% HBJ 9% 10% Fla. National 23% 23% Winn-Dixie 44% 44% Emerson.......... .29% 29% Gold And Silver NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign and domestic gold & silver prices quoted in dollars per troy ounce Monday: Gold London Previous close 393.00 up 4.75 Morning fixing 305.30 up 2.30 Hong Kong 395.70 up 6.20 Now York Comcx spot gold open 395.60 up 2.00 Comex spot silver open 6.184 up 0.06 (London m orning fixin g change Is based on the pre­ vious day's clorfng price.) Mano Drive, Altamonte Springs, David Edward Artz, 52. Cur- died Saturday at Winter Park ryvlllc Road, Chuluota. died Memoriai Hospital. Bom Dec. 10. Saturday at hts residence. Bom 1937 In Old Hickory. Tenn., she March 27, 1936 In New Carlisle, moved to Altamonte Springs, Ohio, he moved to Chuluota from Shelbyvllle, Tenn., In 1976. from West Cheater, Ohio. In She was a homemaker and a 1983. He was an antique dealer. member of the Sanlando United Survivors Inlcude wife, Lor­ Methodist Church. raine C.; mother, Mary, New Survivors Include mother. Carlisle: sons. David, Biloxi, Julia S. Oakley. Madison, Tenn.; Miss., Patrick, Strongsville, husband. Bobby R.; son. David Ohio: brothers, Wesley, New H., Boone. N.C.; brother, Allen Cartlsle, Grant, Springfield, Oakley, Mississippi; sister, Jean Ohio, Clarence, Roger, both of Reilly. Norfolk. Va. Dayton. Ohio, James, West Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Milton, Ohio. Phillip, Englewood, Home, Forest City, In charge of Ohio: sisters, Isabel Hinkle, arrangements. Lakevlew. Ohio, Helen Weaver, Marilyn Butschllllnger, both of MICHAEL D. MITTEN Michael D. Mitten. 18, 1122 Tlpp City, Ohio, Phyllis Helon, Vandalla, Ohio, Barbara Stahly, Allen Dale. Oviedo, died Monday. South Bend. Ind., Evelyn Stauf­ March 13, In Orlando. Bom May fer, Three Oaks. Mich.; nine 4, 1970 In Camden. N.J., he moved to Oviedo from Fort grandchildren. Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Pierce In 1982. He was a Baptist. Survivors Include father and Home, Goldenrod. In charge of step-mother. Mark and Helen; arrangements. mother, Joanne, Shreveport. GENECHARLES La.; brothers, Mark G. Jr„ David G e n e . C h a r le s , 6 8 , 507 Oakhaven Drive, Altamonte D.. both o f Chuluota, Bryan T., S p rin gs, died S aturday at Shreveport; sisters, Judith Jen­ Florida Hospital, Altamonte nifer Butler, Oviedo, Mallssa Springs. Bom June 14, 1920 In Butler, Charleston, S.C. Burkett Webber Union Park Bllllngham, Wash., he moved to Chapel. Orlando. In charge of Altamonte Springs from Erie, Pa., In 1974. He was a retired arrangements. general manager for an auto JOHN CAMPBELL PHILLIPS dealership and a member of the 8R* John Campbell Phillips Sr.. U n iversity Club, Erie, Erie 70, 420 Oak St., Osteen, died Maennerchur Club, Lake Shore Sunday at Central Florida Re­ and Kahkwa County Clubs, Eric. Survivors Include wife, Mary gional Hospital. Sanford. Bom E.. Altamonte Springs; sons, Jan. 8, 1919 in South Carolina, Michael J., Maitland, Patrick R., he m oved to Osteen from Orlando; daughters, Suzanne N. Smoaks, S.C. In 1964. He was a Hammond, Danbury, Conn., retired purchasing agent In the produce Industry and a member Noelle M.. Winter Park; Bisters, of the Osteen Baptist Church. He Fay Holt, Seattle; four grand­ was an Air Force veteran. children. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Shirley; sons, John C. Jr., Dix­ Home, Altamonte Springs, In on, Iowa, Robert, Moncka Cor­ charge of arrangements. ner, S.C.; stepsons, John Wayne 8AM GOLDSTEIN Wallace, Jacksonville, Richard Sam Goldstein, 77, 1520 S. Earl Wallace, Sanford: brother. Grant St.. Longw ood, died Homer. Smoaks; five grand­ Sunday at South Sem inole children. Community Hospital, G ram kow Funeral Home. Longwood. Bom Aug. 23. 1911 Sanford, In charge of arrange­ In Philadelphia, he moved to ments. Longwood from there In 1974. He was a retired tailor-furrier for BETTY P.UPHOU8E the men's clothing Industry and Betty P. Uphouse. 53, 551 Jewish. Auburn St., Altamonte Springs, Survivors include daughter. died Saturday at her residence. Sandy Havey, Philadelphia; B o rn J u n e 2 7 , 1 9 3 5 in sons, Marvin. Philadelphia, Ar­ Chllhowle, Va., she moved to thur, Longwood; sister, Jenny Love. Boca Raton: seven grand­ NEED AN O FFIC E? children: one great-grandchild. Budday Winter Park-W. Guy N E E D IT N O W 1 Black Funeral Home, Winter I A ll N O W f u n Park, in charge of arrangements. S P R IN G F IE L D . III. - A gunman shot and killed one of his hostages, wounded another and then shot and killed himself Sunday moments before police stormed a house_ where the victims had been' held since Friday, authorities said. Police fired two volleys of tear gas and moved In at 5:40 p.m. CST after negotiations broke down and It appeared the gunman was close to harming his hostages, said Springfield Police Chief Michael Walton. Officers from a special tactical team found the two victims underneath a quilt by the front door and the gunman lying on top of them, Walton said. The gunman, Douglas Thom­ as. 20, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the cheat. A woman he had dated in the past, Karen Lambert, 20, also died from a gunshot wound to the chest, Walton said. Lambert's younger sister, Nicole, 14. was u n d e r g o in g s u rg e ry fo r a gunshot wound to the neck. She was reported In critical condition at St. John's Hospital. S h u ttle □Continued from 1A during past landings and dining Discovery's " r o l l o u t " S a tu rd a y d ow n runway 22. puffs of blue smoke could be seen aiming from the main landing gear on at least two occasions as Coats pumped (he brakes. “ The brakes looked the best ever, no sign of any heal ... damage whatsoever." Talone said. "W e're starting to turn the comer on the brake problems. "W e know that the landing was to exercise the brakes this time and obviously, on TV you could see that he did. But that was good and the brakes looked good coming out of that. The tires looked good. One of the tires was worn a little bit more than the others. The others looked (normal)." NASA officials were especially pleased about Discovery's con­ dition because of the extensive damage suffered by Atlantis during launch Dec. 2. A detailed Inspection after landing revealed 707 chips and dings In the ship's heat-shield tile system, nearly all o f which occurred on the orblter's lower right fuselage and right rear orbital maneuvering system rocket pod. The damage ultimately was blamed on loose Insulation over the right-side booster's nose cap tluit pulled away during launch, striking the right side of the shuttle. A different Insulation material was used for Discov­ ery's boosters and there was little damage. "Obviously, all the work done by the debris guys to try to minimize the hits really makes a lot of difference." Talone said. Judy O. Locke, 5 1, 803 Rio Ala s . n * it b e s t . T TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE P h . 3 2 2 *0 2 8 5 I I * 2 5 7 5 S. 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STEAM CARPET CLEANING l HIM A T ION (4 0 / ) J I 1 M‘H>h 10.001953 annual rate GREAT FOR IRAs.TOO 1016 K, Srmnran SASrORO 1 7 ) 1400 77tS l Fived fat Ethel Mae Young, 68. 400 Locust Ave., Apt. 32. Redding Gardens, Sanford, died Thurs­ day at her residence. Bom Oct. 20, 1920 In Blountstown, she moved to Sanford from Eustls in 1985. She was a homemaker and a member o f the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, DeLand. Survivors Include daughter. Diane Smith, Philadelphia; son, Joe Dillard, Sanford; sisters, M a b le R o b in s o n , T a r p o n Springs, Vemlce Hard, Gladys Archie, both of Apalachicola; brother. Wayman Lundy, Fort Washington, Md. Sunrise Funeral Home, San­ ford, In charge o f arrangements. pm m tadr DELANO, 345 N Wuodland Hmdrard. 734 2551 CASSELBERRY. electronic hearing tests will be given et the Beltons Hearing Aid Center this week ETHEL MAE YOUNG % •hrouffomt Florida. Do you hear but not u n d e rs ta n d w o rd s ? D o p e o p le s e e m to m u m b le o r s h o u t? If y o u a n s w e r e d " y e s ,‘ ta k e o u r o ffe r Altamonte Springs from there In 1971. She was a dietitian at South Sem inole Community Hospital and a member of the Northslde Baptist Church. Survivors Include husband, Robert A.: mother, Lucy Farris. Chllhowle; sons. Robert Jolnes, Houston, James W. Jolnes. Chllhowle, Robert Jr., A lta­ monte Springs: daughters, Susie C an n on , L a k e la n d , L in d a Dubusk, C h llh o w le, Diane Jolnes. Orlando. Debbie, Lisa, both o f Altamonte Springs; brothei. David Farris, Chllhowle; s is t e r s S h e lb y H o p k in s , Chllhowle, Grace Blevins. New Port News. Va.; seven grand­ children; one great-grandchild. Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Forest City, In charge of arrangements. FLORIDA ONE-YEAR CD SPECIAL Twedty-tfcree e ffo rt Meanwhile, back at the Ken­ nedy Space Center, engineers are gearing up to haul Atlantis to launch pad 3911 starting at 12.-01 a.m. EST Wednesday. Cur Insurance? ( ) n c t i.u rn Police stormed the house after attempts to have relatives talk to Thom as failed and Thomas threw the telephone out the wlpdow, Walton said. Police fired no shots during the assault. "Negotiations got to the point where it wasn't negotiations anymore," Walton said. "I think he was mentally deranged." Police said Thomas, whose motives were unknown, could be heard singing after the tear gas was fired. Once Inside, police found the victims and two handguns, a .3 5 7 - c a lt b c r c o lt and a .'22 callber Rohn, Walton said. Thomas also had heavily bar­ ricaded the doors and windows, he said. Thomas did not make any demands during the ordeal that began at about 11 p.m. Friday when he took four people hostage, police Cmdr. David Searcy said. During negotia­ tions, Thomas threatened to kill his hostages and told police he was taking cocaine. By Sunday morning, Thomas had released two of the original hostages, a 2 Vfc-month-old baby and a 4-yeor-old girl. 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La. — A cleaning crew touched ofT an explosion and fires on two natural gas platforms Sunday night In the Qulf of Mexico ofT the southeastern tip of Louisiana, Injuring at least nine people and sending thick, black smoke o thousand feet Into the air. the Coast Guard said. There were no reports of deaths aboard the adjacent platforms, owned by ARCO Oil Co. The explosion and fires were reported about 7:42 p.m. Sunday. 4 miles offshore near the South Pass of the Mississippi River, said Fred Kephart of the Coast Guard In New Orleans. Nine people were taken to West Jefferson Hospital In New Orleans suffering from bums and other Injuries. Donohoe said the Injuries appeared to be minor. Coast Guard Senior Chief Dan Dewetl said there were reports that at least 13 people were injured In the explosion. Donahoc said the blast and fires sent thick smoke 1,000 feet Into the air for three to four miles downwind from the platforms, located about 11 miles south of Venice. Bennett considers drug war for D.C. WASHINGTON — Drug czar William Bennett says he Is mulling over "a whole range o f things" to battle the growing drug problem In the nation's capital but stopped short of divulging specific plans. But The Washington Post reported Sunday that Bennett was "moving rapidly to make Washington his first ‘ test case' In the drug war." Speaking on NBC's "Meet the Press" news show Sunday. Bennett said: "What we want to do Is to offer some help from the federal level — to get In. to help and then to get out. so that the District of Columbia can run Us own affairs." Although Bennett did not go Into detail. The Post reported that Bennett hopes to put a strike force In the nation's capital by early next month to target repeat drug offenders, try to shut down the District's 00 open-air drug markets and to take measures to reduce the city’s soaring homicide rate. "W e're looking nt a whole range of things." Bennett said of efforts to control the drug trade in the nation's capital. "W e did not declare Washington a hlgh-lntenslty drug trafficking area. We are looking at whether we should or not." The key. Bennett said, will be to redeploy exIsUng resources "to get hold of this situation In Washington." F r o m U n ite d P r t i i In te r n a tio n a l re p o rts ..as EZI sU ... A n * * , im v J lU i n nmwrw V A V iU lf/ / ^ illK H h ■— I irf i B MtH Rightist candidate claims victory SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Businessman Alfredo Cristianl. taking an early lead In violence-marred presidential elections, claimed a “ massive victory" for his rightist National Republican Alliance and said he wanted to open a dialogue wllli leftist rebels. The guerrillas launched dozens of attacks across the country late Saturday and during voUng Sunday In what observers said was one of the largest single-day offensives In recent memory. Independent sources said at least 24 people died. Including 12 guerillas, seven soldiers, two civilians and three Journalists killed In questionable circumstances. A Defense Ministry bulletin said 37 rebels were killed, while the leftist Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, or FMLN, claimed to have launched 43 separate attacks that left 110 soldiers dead or wounded. Neither report could be Indepen­ dently confirmed. Report U.S. will talk to Arafat ABU DHABI. United Arab Emirates — A Kuwaiti newspaper said Sunday that PIX) leader Yasser Arafat will take part In talks next week between the United States and the Palestine Liberation Organization, but an Arafat aide denied the report. "This Is nonsense," a senior aide to Arafat reached by telephone In Tunis. Tunisia, where the PLO Is headquartered, told United Press International. "Abu Ammar (Arafat's nom de guerre) will not take part unless more senior American officials attend such meetings," said the aide, who requested his name not be used. "This will be one of our demands." In Washington, U«S. officials who have been cool to the Idea of upgrading the level of the dialogue beyond ambassadorial level also reported receiving no Indications the Palestinian delegation would Include Arafat. F r o m U n ite d P r o s * In te r n a tio n a l re p o rts Israeli troops kill boy United P t n b b International JERUSALEM — Troops shot and killed an 11-year-old boy und three other Palestinians In the occupied territories while the traditional Palm Sunday procession was canceled for the second year. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In buelneea at S » E Hornbeam Or. Longwood. Seminole County, Florida undar the FictMloue Name of PRO F E SSIO NAL INSU R ANC E PROPOSAL SYSTEMS, and that I intend to regular aaid name with the Clerk of tha Circuit Court. Samlnoto County. Florida to accordance with the Prevlalona of the Ficlltteue Name Statutea. To Wit Section M l Of Florida Slatutoe tear /s- Paul J Enekton Pubtith March IX JO 17. April NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am angegii to buelneet at IJM E Cheryl Dr . Wintor Part. FL nm . Serrunoto County. Florida under toe Fictiliout Name af L IN D A 'S W H ITE GLOVE CLEANING SERVICE, and that I intend to regular eaid name with the Clerk ef lie Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the Pro vielone af the Fktltleue Name Slatutoe. ToWIt Section 44104 Florida Slatutoe ITSJ /e'Linde Glambatve Pwbluh March IX JO. 17. April X >404 DEC ISS x net OEC 144 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i> hereby given that I am engaged In buelneet at 4JI S Alder wood S I. Winter Springe. Sem.noie County. Florida under the Fictiliout Name et OE PENOABLE LAWN MAINTE NANCE, and Mai I inland to regular va-d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida mi accordance with the Provitiona of the Fictiliout Name Slatutoe. Town Section *41 Of Florida Sto'utoe IMF /a- Dean S Mmer Publith March IX JO It. April X Iftf OEC I4J 1 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged to butmeea al M4 Chapel SI. Ovwde. FL JJTel Sammole County. Florida under Ih e F i c t i l i o u t N a m e a l BROADWAY ANIMAL HOSPI TAL. and that I inland le regular ta>d name with the Clerk el ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the Provurwn of toe Fictiliout Name Slelutee. ToWH Section 44104 Florida Statuses 1417 'e-Kenneth E Acre Sr D VM Publith March IX SB. 17. April X 1044 DEC ISJ . WASHINGTON (UP1) - At­ torn ey G eneral Dick Thornburgh, apparently In favor o f abolishing thp nation’s 24 regional strike forces set up to battle the Mafia, has not made a final decision on their fate, a Justice Department source says. The New York Times reported S u n d a y , h o w e v e r , th a t Thornburgh has "tentatively decided" to abolish all or most of the 24 regional Organized Crime Strike Forces, set up decades ago to battle Mafia Influence In American life. "The attorney general has said he Is taking a look at merging the strike forces with the U.S. attorneys' offices." a Justice Department source told United Press International. "W e're In the middle o f the study." T h e s o u r c e n o te d th a t Thornburgh has previously said he favored the proposal but added: "N o decisions have been made." Thornburgh repeated his view In a recent Interview with The Times, saying he would prefer having local U.S attorneys take direct charge of Mafia cases. "T h e problem (with strike forces)." he told the newspaper. "Is that they are an Independent field office o f the Department of Justice that competes with the U.S. attorneys." The proposal Is being studied by the head of the Justice Department's criminal division, Edward Dennis, known as a strong advocate o f abolishing the strike forces. The Times said It Is assumed that Dennis's report will enhance the likelihood of abolishing the strike forces, un­ less there Is an outcry In Con­ gress or the press. • The U.S. attorneys, who act as local prosecutors for the gov­ ernment. have asked that the strike force lawyers be merged Into their offices and that the system under which the lawyers report Independently to the J u s t i c e D e p a r t m e n t In Washington be ellmiated. the paper said. In the Interview with The Tim es. Thornburgh said he would prefer to replace tHhe strike forces with a "cadre of experienced prosecutors" who c o u ld be d isp atch ed from Washington to assist the U.S. attorneys In handling organized crime cases when necessary. Investigators critical of EPA WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con­ gressional Investigators, citing past Industry recalcitrance, have criticized the EPA for not re­ quiring U.S. companies to hand over all safety data on chemical substitutes for ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbans. The Investigators said the E n v iro n m e n ta l P r o te c tio n Agency has dedded not to use its existing legil authority to dem and safety data, even though some U.S. chemical companies spurned a previous EPA request for toxicity In­ formation on new chemicals being developed as substitutes for chlorofTuorocarbons. or CFCs. I Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged to buelneet al 1741 Britton Ave . Sanlord. Seminole County. Florida under fhe Fictiliout Name ol A.W C HEALTH RESOURCES, and that I Intend to reglttor told name with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida to accordance with the Provltlent of the Flctltleut Name Slelutee. Tow n Section MS Of Florida Slatutoe 1417. /t/Atoi W Combe Publith: March JO. 17, April X 10. IfOf OEC IIP ______________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged to butlneet at 411 Hwy. I l f * . Long wood. Seminole County. Florida undar lha Fictiliout Name af G RATED PRODUCTIONS, and •hat I Intend to reglttor laid name with to* Clerk of to* Clrcutl Court. Somlnoto County. Florid* to accordance with tha Provltlont ef Ihe Fictiliout Nam* Sietutot. To wit Section 041 Of Florida Slatutoe 1*17 't/P*trkla Gilbert Publith March JO. 17. April X IB. 14*4 DEC J07 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolica it herahy given that I am angagad to townees at 170 C a r lltla A v * . Alternant* Spnngt. Saminale County. Florida undar tha Fktlttous Name ol T R A. and that I mtond to reglttor laid name with too Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida m accordance with toe Provieaent •* Pi* FktHiowt Name Statute*. • Wit Section 441 Of Ftorld* Slatutoe 1417 ThTTedR Arntund Publith March JO. 17, April X M 1404 OEC JO* Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 441tf-CP INRBi ESTATE OF DAVID M JOYCE. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admlnlttralian of the ottato of DAVID M JOYCE, deceased. File Number f t 14* CP. It pending m toe Circuit Court lar Seminole County. Florida. Probate Dlvltton. toe addrett ef which it Se minal* County Courtheute. Norm Park Avenue. Sanford. FL »771 The namet and addretta* of lha pertonal repratanlallvo and toe par tonal repretonlahve'i at torney are tel forth baton. All interet led remnred to file with Hut court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (I I all clalme •game! to* etlato and ( l l any oblacllan by an Interetled terved that challengat to* valid Ity of toe will, toe qualified*tone of the par tonal repretantall**, vanu*. *r jurisdiction of to* court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERBARREO Publication ef Put Node* hot bags* an March IX Iff* /*/Clor*0 Joyce lITfOronpeAvonue Cattalberry. FL JJ7*7 Attorney tor Partonal Rapraaantoiive 't Redan h Me Intask Esquue.ef STENSTROM. MCINTOSH. JULIAN. COLBERT. WHIGHAM B SIMMONS. P A Post Office Boa ' 1jo Sanlard FL SJ77J ISM Tatophorw OJ D l l l l l Pubtith March U JD lege OEC IU Legal Notices Legal Notices CITY o r LAKE MART. FLORIDA NOTICE OF FUSLIC HEARINO NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN by toe City Commission ol is* City of Lake Mary, Florida will hold a Public Hoar Inf an April X IN*, or a* toon thoraatlor at pouibla to conaidar a Ordinance •nil llad: AN ORDINANCE OF THE C I T Y OF L A K E M A R Y , FLORIDA. REZONING CER TAIN LANDS WITHIN THE C I T Y OF L A K E M A R Y . FLORIDA. AS HEREIN DE­ FINED FROM THE PRESENT ZONINO CLASSIFICATION OF A t (AG R IC U LTU R E ! DIS­ TRICT TO RI-AA (SINOLE F AM ILY DWELLING) DIS­ TRICT. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES: PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT TO THE O F F IC IA L ZONING M A P ; PROVIOINO FOR SEVERA­ B IL IT Y . CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, chanting the toning on Iha following datcrlbad property located In the City of Lake Mary, Florida: LOT » SANFORD'S SUB­ STANTIAL FARMS TRACT NO. I. PLAT BOOK X PAGES IS AND 14. AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y FLORIDA. . The Public Hearing will be held In tha City Hall. IS9 N. Country Club Read at ! : N p.m., or aa aeon Iheraftar aa poaolble at attach time Interested part lea for and agalnal the request will be heard. Said hearing may be continued from time to lime until final action la taken by the City Cammlaaton of tha City of Lake Mary. Florida. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO A P P E A L A N Y D ECISIO N MADE BY THE COMMISSION W ITH R ESPECT TO A N Y MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEAR­ INO. HE WILL NEED A RE­ CORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD IN CLUDES THE TESTIMONY A N D E V ID E N C E U P O N WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. WHICH IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A. Edwarda City Clark Dated: March 17.1499 Publlah: March SO, 1494 DEC-SOT__________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice la hereby given that I am engaged In business at Mi Burgee Rd . Winter Springe. Fla SUM. Seminole County. Florida under the Flcfltlevo Name of SOLIS SECURITY SYSTEMS, and that I Inland to reglater aald name with the Clerk of I ho Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the Provfatona of the F kill lout Name Statute*. ToWII: Section Oil Of F torIda Siatvtea mi. /a/EmllloH. Sella Publlah: Feb. 17. March X IX AFFIDAVIT UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE STATE OF FLORIDA) COUNTY OF SEMINOLE I SS: Tha underelgned. under oath, aaya: I. Thia Inatrument 1a being eiecuted lor the purpoao of complying with Section 94X04 Florida Statutea. S. II la the Intention of the underelgned to engage In a buelneea entorprlie under the llctltloui name of E A A EN­ TERPRISES located at 1ST Magnolia Drive In tha City of Altamonte Springe. FL SS7I4. SomlnotoCounty. Florida 1. Attached hereto and mode a port hereof la the newapaper Proof elPubllcatton aa required by aald Statute. 4. Theea Intore*tod In aald entorprtae. and tha eitont of tha Intoreat af each, la aa tallowa: NAME OF OWNER Cafhv B. Bellucd INTEREST SIGNATURE OF OWNER /*/ Cathy B.BeltvccI AOORESSOF OWNER Magnolia Or.. Altamonte Springe. FL JT7I4 Sworn to and tubtcrlbed be­ fore mo af Fern Park. Somlnoto County. Florida. Ihlt Sltf day of February 1404 Notary Pubik. Stale of F tor Idaal Large My Cammlttton E ip lret: Augutf IX IftO At referred I* to Paragraph J xrve, Proof of Publication of Ihlt Intention to regular If filed herewith purtuanl to the pro vlttont of Section 441 Of Florida Slatutoe. Publith: Fob 17. (March X IX 10.Iff* DEBUS NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notk* It hereby given that we are tngagad In butlneet *1 444 San Pabla A v *.. Samlnole County, Flarlda undar Ihe Fictiliout Nam* of R ♦ D CONSULTING, and that am In land to reglttor tatd name with to* Clerk al to* Circuit Court. Seminal* County, Florida In accordance with to* Provltlent of to* Fktltiout Nam* Slatutoe. To Wit: Sod ton 04194 Ftorld* Slatutoe 1417. /t/Ron L. Shady /t/Oanald C Wright Publith: March IL JO. 17. April X If** DEC 114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASENO.I f»4 4 f CAOf L ASSOCIATES FINANCE. INC. a Teaat corporation. Plaintiff. v* CLAUDETTE FELLA. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CLAUDETTE FELLA I lael known addrett! IM Pineda Street 1 engaged. Ftorld* JX7J4 YOU ARE NOTIFIEO tool an aetton to torectoea a mortgage Seminole County. Ftorld*; Lot* SB. II and » . Pin**, according to to* plot thereof as recarpad to Plot i X Page *L Public Rocorda of Sammoto County. Florid* hot bean filed ogoustl you. and you art required to servo a copy *1 your written Oafantat. H any. to ll an Lawrence W. Sotodky. E square, aabae* addrett it P O Baa an Orlande. Fleride neoj *n or batora April X Itet. and lito toa original wim lha Clerk *1 ton Court either batora tervke an Pi4.nl.It i afSarnoy or imma d-atoir toaraafiar. afea-wtta a raiwf DATEOanFabruaryj4.lt** ISEALI MAR VANNS MORSE Ctore at toa Circuit Court Br Cecelia V Ekern At Dapufy Clark Publish Fab 17. March 4. IX M 14** OEB SSI Legal Notice so. trot DEB 174 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notk* It hereby given that wo are engage J In butkwta at P.O. Boa IJO Sanford. FL H771«nx Somlnoto County, Florida under to* FkfNIout 74am* of MIT­ CHELL'S PHOTOGRAPHY II. and tool w* intend to reglttor told name artto to* Clerk of to* Circuit Court, Samlnoto County. Florida In accordant * with to* Provident ef I ho Fictiliout Homo Slatutoe. To-WIt: Sweden 441 Of Ftorld* Slatutoe tfS7. /t/Tyron* Mitchell /*/Eam*ellna Mitchell Publith: March IX SB. 17. April X Ift f DEC-144 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANOPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.I t f S44-CA-t*-P C A L IF O R N IA F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A N D L O A N ASSOCIATION, a corporation organ Ii*d and trilling under to* I*we el to* United Stale* ef America. Plaintiff, v*. NANCY M. DETORA. a/k/a N A N C Y M. S W IE R : RAYMOND R. SWIER: and SEMINOLE COUNTY, o Pellllcal Subdlvleton el to* Stale ef Florid*. O e f e n d e n l * . NOTICE OF ACTION TO: NANCY M. DETORA. 4/k/a NANCY M. SWIER and RAYMOND R. SWIER. AND ALL OTHeRS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE NOTIFIED to il an action to feredOM a mortgage on to* following daterlbed pro­ p erly located In Seminole County, Florid*: L e i is . B lo c k E. SWEETWATER OAKX Section X according to to* plot thereof at recorded laY Plot Book It. Paget SBand II, Pubik Racerdt of lemlnoto County, Ftorld*. hat been Iliad against you and you or* required to i*rvo a copy of your writton dttonaot. II any. to II on Rebod D. Wilton, of Groen and Slmmone. P.A.. P la in t iff! attorney*, whose addrett It Pot! Ofllc* Boa 3310. IIS Northeast First Avenue. Ocala. Florida 11470. on or before April 7. Iff* and file to* original with to* Clerk ef Ihlt Court eltoer before Mrvtca on Plaintiffs attorney or Immedi­ ately thereafter; efherwfte a default will be entered against you tor Rw relief demanded In toeCemplelnl. • , WITNESS my hand and to*, teal ef toft Court an toll toe Snd day ef March. If** MAR YANNE MORSE. Clerk ef to* Court By: Wendy W.Celllnt Deputy Clerk Publish: March4. IXJX17.lt** DEC**______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE MX BS-MSf-CA-ff-P GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION A L L IA N C E M O R TG A O E COMPANY FSK/A CHARTER MORTGAGE COMPANY. PLAINTIFF. - V I— JOE G. HARTMAN; RICHARD H. FOWLER: BEACH LIVING. IN C .: A F L O R ID A COR PORATION. '■---------------- ” AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB JECT R E AL P R O P E R T Y ; CREOITTHRIFT. INC.: JAN M. CLEM: PARK LAKE IN VESTMENTS. INC.; DON W TAUSCHER D E F E N D A N T S . NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE -P R O P E R T Y TO: JANM. CLEM Residence unknown. II living. Including any unknown ipauea *1 to* said Defendants, II eltoer fie* remarried and II eltoer or of said Defendants are took respective unknown h e lr i. d avltaat. g ra n t***, assign***, creditors, lienors, and trustees, and *11 other by. through. D o f o n d a n l f t l ; and th o 1 •torementioned named Defend a n t t a ) and su ch e f the aforementioned unknown De fen d an fi end such e f the elerementtoned unknown Do ** may b* Infante. Sul lurtt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIEO tool an action ha* boon commenced I* forocloeo * mortgage an to* following root situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida, mare pertkuterty da scribed ettoltowt: L O T t l * . W IN D W A R D SQUARE. SECTION TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SB PAGES U ANO SS. PUBLIC RECOROS OF S E M IS O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIOA mare commonly known as S47S ANTILLES DRIVE. WINTER PARK. FLORIDA HTfJ This act ton ha quued to serve a copy ef your written datonsa It an*, to ll en SHAPIRO B FISHMAN. Al to» nays, whoaa addraai is no Norm Rae Street. Sufto JSX Tampa Florida n m NIX en er batora April 7. Itea end fito Rw or-g-nal wito toa Clark ef tots Court aitoer hetore lervica an Piemtiff t attorney or unmodi ototy tharoottor otherwise • Otlauil wall ha antorad ogams' r*u tor to* raliat •h# Campleml WITNESS my •« torn Court on to* Snd dor at March. ifB* 4AAR VANNC MORSE CLERK Caro* and Ceirntr Courts By Wandy W C#nm* Deputy Ctork Publish March X IX SB. 17 ISO* OEC *1 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Casa Na. 1B9-S41-CA-94 Division EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK. Plelntlll, v*. TH E AN D E R S O N TR U ST ANDERSON TRUST. ET AL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE TfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of ferecleeur* datod March X Iftf. and e n te re d In C a t* No. BB7*7 CA 04 Of to* Circuit Court ef to* EIGHTEENTH Judklel Circuit In and far SEMINOLE County, F lorida wherein EMIORANT SAVINGS BANK le Ihe Plaintiff and THE ANOERSON TRUST ANDERSON TRUST. LOUIS C. SMITH. NORA H. SMITH, ore to* Da landantx I will toll to lha highest and beet bidder tor cash el to* Whet Freni Dear ef to* Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida at 11:00 a m. on to* day ef April IX 14*4. to* following described property a* tel forth In said Final LOT 40. LONGDALE. AC­ CORDING TO THE P L A T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK IX PAGE 4X OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIDA PROPERTY ADDRESS: Ml LONGDALE AVE LONGWOOO. FL327S0 WITNESS my hand and toe seel ef toft Court en March f, lt*t. HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol to* Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publith; March 1X10.17*4 DEC-MO INTHB CIRCUITCOURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION NO.t •0-4JS1 CA04P ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERANSAFFAIRX an Officer el to* United Slate* ol America. Plelntlll. MARTINA. KILCOYNE.etua. Oefendenl*. AMENDED NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE It hereby given that pursuant to to* Summary Final Judgment ef Ferecleeur* end Sal* entered In to* cue** pend Ing In Itw Circuit Court ef to* EIGHTEENTH Judklal Circuit. In and for SEMINOLE County. Florid*. Civil Action Humber M 4111 CA04P to* undersigned Clerk will tell the properly situated In taW County, de­ ter toed**: Lot IS. DEER RUN UNIT IX according to to* mop er plat thereof et recorded In Plat Beak SX Page » and SX In to* Pubik Record* of Samlnole County. Florid*. together with all structural. Improvement*. Ilahirex appli­ ances end appurtenance* en said land or uood In conjunction therewith, al pubik eala, to too hlghatl and beet bidder for cash al ll:009’ctock A M . on lha 17th day af April I4P4. al too West Freni deer of toa SEMINOLE Caunty Courthouse. Sanlard. Florida. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUITCOURT By: Janet. Jaeawfc Deputy Clark Publith: March IX & 1444 DEC 174 IN T N I CIRCUITCOURT OP THE IIOHT1ENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. Cate 44*.140-IIS CA-04-L Ftorld* Bar Ne. 1*4*4*4 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plelntlll. v*. BEVERLYL.BURRELL.il living- *1 ua .*1*1.. NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIOA TO: LLOYD C. TRAWICK. If living, and II married. MRS. LLOYO C. TRAWICK. hit wile. II living. Including any unknown spout# el eaW Defendants It eltoer has remerrtod end If eltoer er both ef taW Defendants ar* dacaasad. toatr respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran lees, assign ***, creditor*, lienors and trustee*, end *11 other portent claiming by. through. ' Wliusa residence Is uvXnewn YOU ARE NOTIFIED tool an action to torectoea a mortgage en to* let towIng primerty in Seminole County.4 torIda L e i I X S IL V E R LAK E S WEST AT THE CROSSINGX UNIT TWO. according to to* plat thereof ot recorded In Plat Beak SX Pages U and 4X Public Records et Samlnole County, Florida BEVERLY L. BURRELL. If living, and BRENDA TRAWICK BURRELL, hit wile. If living. Including any unknown speusa ef said Datendonle if aitoer has remarried and II eilhar er both *1 said Defendants ar* de coated. 1hair raepecliae un known hairs davisaa*. grantees, assignees, creditors. Harare and trustee*, and all Other parsons claiming by. through, undar er against lha named Dalandants and you are roomred to serve a copy e< your written datonsa*. it any. to ll an JOSEPH M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff* attorney whota a d * ass is sot N. franklin Skoal. Suito 7TJX Tampa. Florid* 11*09 an ar baker* toa lath day ef April. Iset. and lito toe anginal onto toa Ctork at tote Cass I aitoar tervke on Plaintiffs still ret i*t ar P*tn«n d a t e d an put lees day et March ises ISEALI MAR VAMNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUITCOURT BY- Ruth King Oaputy Ctork PubHth March IX JX 17. April 4. '*** DEC Ml INTHE CIRCUITCOURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Flla Number te 117 CP IN RCi ESTATE OF WILLIAM GARY PARNELL. Dacaasad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of lha e tle la ef W IL L IA M GARY P A R N E L L . deceBsed. File Number 94 107 CP. Is pending In to* Circuit Court for Samlnoto County, F lo r id * . P re b a l* Division, to* address ef which It SOI North Perk Avenue, San­ ford. FL 39771. TIi* namet and addrett** ef to* personal rapre tenleflv* and to* pareenal rep reaenlaflve's All Interested required to file with fhft court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: 111 all claims against to* estate and (11 any •blectlon by an Interetled person to whom this notice It served tool challenges toe valid Ity of to* will, to* qualifications ef to* pareenal representative, venue, or lurlsdkflon ef to* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERBARREO Publication el this Nolle* has begun en March IX 1494. Personal Representative: Tarasa Danas* Parrwll 3101 Bluff Boulevard Holiday. FloridaS444I Attorney for Personal Representative: Robert H. Waltuch HOLLAND B KNIGHT P.O. Boa lit*. Tempo, F L 33401 Tatophont: (111) W 1J00 Fla. Bar No. 4*4J7I Publish: Morch IX 10. 97, April X 1444 OEC-I4J LEOAL ADVERTISEMENT BIDfSB/44-44 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tool lha City of Sanlord. Florida, still receive tailed bids up to t:J0 p.m. on Wednesday. April IS. 1414for toa following Hems: RIROOF — (FIRESTATIONNO.il Tho sealed bids w ill be publicly opened later that tame day al t:B0 p.m. In to* City Commission Chambers. Room 111, Sanlard City Hall. Specllkallent and to* proper bid torms ar* available, al ne cost. In toe Purchasing Office. — N. Park Avanu*. Sank Ftorld* (407) MO M il Tha City ef Sanford rasarvat toa right to accept or ra|act any dr all btdx with er without causa, to waive tochnkallltot or to accept too Md which In Its ludgmenl beef tarvas toa Inter•slot toa City. CITY OF SANFORD Waller Shaarln Purchasing Aganl Publith March SX 1494 O E C lIt l 4GAL ADVERTISEMENT BIDM/9M1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tool too City ol Sanlard, Florida, will racaiva so*tod bids up to 1:10 p.m. an Thursday, Morch SX 1494tor to* following Items: PRINTINO (RECLAIMED WATER PROORAMI The sealed bids w ill be publicly opened latar tool tame day el 1:00 p.m. In to* City Commission CTiamhers. Room 111. Sanlard City Hall. Spacllkaltont and to* proper bid terms are aval labia, al no coal, in toa Purchasing Ofllc*. SOB N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 1407) SM MIS TIi* City *1 Sanlard reserves to* right to accept ar re|*d any er all bid*. with er without cam*, to waive tochnkalltle* er to accept to* bid which in its at I ot tha City. , CITY OF SANFORD Weller Shear In Purchasing Agent Publish March SB. 149* DEC t il NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given tool we are engaged in business at 111 Seminal# B ird . Caitalbarry. Seminal* County. Florida under ih e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e e l P H A R A O H 'S C L E A N IN G SERVICE, and tool w* inland to rag Istor said noma with toa Ctork el tha Circuit Court. Samlnoto County. Florida In accordance wito toa Previsions af to* Fictitious Name Statutes. J*W it: Section 94194 Ftorld* Statutes 1417 /e/Tammy Thomason /s/Rab*rtJ. Young Publish: Fab 17. March x IX SX 1494 OEB 174 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toal to* undereigned daeking to engage to buetoats under tha fkltitoue name af CC. ALTA MONTE JOINT VENTURE, an Indiana pawaral pertnarehip. al to* intorsection of S.R 4S4 and Magnolia/Bunnell Read. In to* City af Altamonte Springs. Ssmlnala County. Florida, to tondt to register toa said name wito toa Ctork al lha Ckcvtl Ceurl al Seminal* Cauniy. Ftorld* OATEO at Indianapolis. Indi ana. nut lath day *1 February. 1494 C C ALTAMONTE JOINT VENTURE pertnarehto By MSA/PSI ALTAMONTE JOINT VENTURE. Itmilad partnership, general partner By ALTAMONTE SIMON ASSDCIATEX INC. carper alien ISEALI 'S' J A Resantoiditt v e t prSudani By MSA REALTY CORPORATION. •liar panarel partner ISEALI 7*7J-A Retentohlift vtca president Publish Feb 17, March X IX 19. 1*94 OEB 774 �Sports IN BRIEF - - - - - - - !— March 20, 198 - " .. . ' MONDAY S a n fo r d H e r a ld M Knicks bomb Milwaukee The New York Knicks, the leading 3-point shooting team In the NBA. rediscovered their long-range touch Sunday night against a weary Milwaukee Bucks squad. Klkl Vandeweghc scored 20 points and the Knicks connected on 8 or 15 shots Tram 3 polnt range, cruising to a 128-104 victory over the Bucks, who w ere playing their seventh game In the last 10 days. New York, which broke a two-game skid, hit just 5 of 30 3-polnters In their p re v io u s three g a m e s . Bu t t h e Knicks used the 3pointer as Its major weapon In the second quarter, hitting four as they outscorcd Milwaukee 30-17 to take control. In other NBA action Sunday night. Golden State defeated Charlotte 124*117, Cleveland ripped New Jersey 101*91 and Atlanta upended the Los Angeles Lakers 113*111. COLLEGE HOOPS Tigers, Orangemen set to clash The Missouri Tigers and Syracuse Orangemen advanced to the NCAA regional semifinals thanks to a very Important factor. They were the best teams. Although the NCAA tournament has so often shown In the post that the best team doesn't always win, the overwhelming superiority of the Orangemen and Tigers provided them relatively easy triumphs Sunday. That set up what should be an entertaining contest next Friday night In Minneapolis between Sunday’s two winners from the Midwest Regloa In the other game at Min* neapolls, Louisville meets top seed Illinois, making the Midwest semifinals perhaps the toughest of the four regions. Missouri got 32 points from sophomore center Doug Smith and snot 60 percent In rolling past the Texas Longliorns In Sunday's second round. 108-89. . . , W'llOtliApj III hv>* »<>*!•%•.! t*HM Rangers bought by Bush’s son A group headed by the son of President Bush announced Saturday the purchase of a majority Interest In the Texas Rangers, taking a cue from the president's campaign speeches and pledging to mix public service with business. George W. Bush and partners Edward "Rusty Rose in and Richard Rainwater paid an undisclosed sum for the 53 percent Interest in the club owned by oilman Eddie Chiles. Details of the deal were not disclosed. Bush told a news conference hts ownership of the Rangers Is "a business Investment with a civic dividend." "I Just want people when they say 'Texas Rangers.' that they think here's a group of people trying to Improve somebody’s life," Bush said. Bush said he talked to the president, a first baseman during his college days at Yale, by telephone about the transaction earlier Satur­ day. INSIDE: B Locals miss by a mile ■ P eople, Page 3B ■ C o m ics , Page 6B ■ C las sifie d , Page 4B From staff reports Seminole High School's girls track team and the Lyman boys' track team both dropped narrow de­ cisions to the Jacksonvllle-Ralnes Raiders In the Bob Hayes Invita­ tional this past Saturday night at Jacksonville Raines High School. The Lady Raiders finished with a team score o f 45 points compared to Seminole's 43 In a meet that came down to the final event, the mile relay, which Raines won with a 3:59.8 c lo c k in g com pared to Seminole's time of 4:01.1. In the boys' competition. It also came down to the final event as the Raiders held a one-point lead over Lyman’s Greyhounds going Into the mile relay. Raines won the event, picking up 10 points, while Lyman did not place, muking the final margin 52-41 "This meet tells us where wc arc and what we have to do." Seminole coach Emory Blake said. "Raines Is team for us to beat In the slate ‘ and we know what wc have to do to catch them." Michelle Pearson continued to sparkle for the Lady Tribe as she won the 110 low hurdles wllh a slate leading time of 14.3. Adrian Hlllsman won the long Jump with a leap of 17-9 for Seminole's only top place finishers. Hlllsman also took second In the 330 Intermediate hurdles of 45.6. Sharlenc Millwood placed second In the 440 yard dash with a nice time of 58.6. Kclsha Ward took fourth In the same event at 60.1. Chlncta Gilchrist look fourth In the shot put to give Seminole power In the field events with a throw of 35-6. Mechcllc Toombs added u fourth place finish In the triple jump nt 35-6. The mile relay team which placed second was made up of Ward, M illw ood. Yolanda Bnkcr and Hlllsman. For Lyman. Teddy Mitchell lead Hard work has Johnson running with the best By MARK BLYTHE H erald sports w rite r Lake Brantley's Clint Johnson has steadily improved with each race since his freshman track season and has established himself ns a state contender In the 100 meters this season. Johnson, a Junior, has run a 10.7 In the event and both he'and his coach feat he can drop to as low as 10.4 by the end of the season. "I feel he can ran anywhere between 10.4 and 10.6 at the end of the year." said Brantley track coach Charlie Harris. "W e Just have to con­ centrate on having him peak at the right time." Johnson who has nearly reached the state meet In each of his first two seasons as he placing sixth In the region as a freshman and fifth as a sophomore. This year, Johnson would like to reach the state meet and fare well. "I'd like to reach state and win," Johnson said. "I need to continue listening to Coach Harris and concentrate on my technique to keep Improv­ ing." Johnson has worked extremely hard since becoming a top sprinter with the Patriots two years ago. Johnson, who also excels In football, has also matured and has become much stronger since his first days at Lake Brantley. "Clint hak'betofnt much iqbte'gbflfliJehVds'hi , sprinter over.the past. two. years.'' Harris.sold. "He's much stronger and more llexlblc. He also knows how to react In a race situation and how to use his strength to his advantage." Johnson will hope his confidence level will continue to go up and his success increase as It has In the past. Johnson has the potential to reach the low 10's as a senior which would put him at the national level of competition. Right now. though, he's looking to break 10.7 and work his way down slowly throughout the season and move Into position for a state title. "He has the potential to play ooth football and run track In college," Harris said. "He'll probably go with football but he dcflnltly has the talent to run at that level." Johnson, who carries a 2.8 grade point average at Brantley, is looking to concentrate on football and academics when he reaches the college ranks. "1 wunt to play football and work on my ucadcmlcs." Johnson said. "W llh all that going on I don't think there’ll be time to run track." At this point Johnson Is looking to go to a major university to further his career In football and academics and Is being heavily recruited by several top name college's. , "Florida State has been showing a grcafdcal of Interest In me so far." Johnson said. " I f I don’t attend their I'd like to go to cither Auburn or Georgia." Johnson will also look to become a slate leader In the 220 yard dush along with the 440 yard run. Johnson and Harris will hope he can get I-under 22 In thd 220 and 60 in the 440. 1 • ■'"•"He’s proven 'himself*ntt a'sprtntcr this year,!' Harris said. "He's proven he can run the 100. the 220 and the 440 and be competitive In each one. That's quite a feat for anyone to attempt and for him to run all three strong Is a tribute to his strength and endurance." »« COLLEGE BASKETBALL □7:30 p.m. - ESPN. b lT Tournament. |L| □ 9:30 p.m. — «^ V N . NAIA Tournament championship gurne. (L) COLLEGE BASEBALL D 7 p.m. — SC. Mercer at South Florida. (L) U7 p.m. — SUN. Rutgers at Florida Interna­ tional. (L| M -S . « J - I- > > y REB A fW m C n Clint Johnson hopes that this will be the year he breaks through and Is able to represent Lake Brantley at the state track meet In the 100-meter dash. Patriots rally for S A C victory From staff reports Oilers add to Islanders’ woes ataff and wire reports ■J N B M HOCKEY EDMONTON. Alberta — Mark Messier drilled In a 45-foot slup shot to spark a three-goal outburst In the second period that sent the Edmonton Oilers to a 3*2 victory over the New York Islanders. The victory snapped a six-game winless streak fo r E d m o n to n and moved the Oilers Into a tie with the Los Angeles Kings for second place In the Smythe Division. The Oilers, however, have only five games rem aining while the Kings have seven. The team s square o ff In Edmonton Tuesday. The Islanders, who have won only seven road games this season, are last overall In league standings with 53 (mints. In other games In the NHL on Sunday. Hartford edged Boston 3-2. Philadelphia outshot Toronto 8-6 und Chicago got past Detroit 5-3. (he .way as he was named the outstanding male prrformcr In the meet. Mitchell won both the mile and two-mllc runs while running n leg on Lyman's two-mllc relay team that finished third. Other first place finishers for the Greyhounds were Darren Marshall (taklhg the pole vault with an cfTort of 13-0 as well as n fifth In the 330 Intermediate hurdles) and Octavius Holiday (posting a time of 1:58.1 to win the 880 run). Lyman also received points from John Scncrpf (fifth In the discus) and James Flint (fourth In the long Jump). Holiday. Marshall and Flint also Joined Mil-: □ S e e Hayes, Page 2B H «*M Photo by Sob Aftortch Kevin M o n a h a n (No. 6, slid in g ) gave Sem in ole Community College an early lead against Lake City on Saturday when he and teammate Dale Stevens both scored on an error In the fourth Inning. But the Raiders squandered the advantage, losing the game in 11 Innings. ’Wolves squeeze win away from struggling Raiders By DEAN SMITH Herald correspondent LAKE CITY — Tony Llnhart's squeeze bunt with one out In the bottom of the eleventh Inning scored Jose Dlaz and gave the Lake City Community Collcgc Tlmberwolves a 4-3 victory over the Seminole Commu­ nity College Raiders In Mld-Flortda Conference baseball action Saturday afternoon. The win moved Lake City to 5-13 and Seminole fell to 4-18 and 1-9 In conference play. Seminole travels to Ft. Pierce today to lake on the Pioneers of Indian River Community College before reluming home to play Long Island University of New York Tuesday. Tuesday's game Is scheduled to start at 3:00 p.m. and will be played at Raider Field on the Seminole Community College rumpus. The loss overshadowed another excellent pitching performance by Raider sophomore right-hander Jim Waring. The former Luke Brantley Patriot went the distance giving up three earned runs on nine hits while striking out seven and walking only two men. But Lake City's Linhari was Just as lough, scattering six lilts and giving up only one earned run over 10 1/3 Innings before Ed Mcridclh came tn to get the final out of the Inning and pick up thr win. David (augers was the only Raider tn (tick up two lilts on the uftemoon as he went 2-for-4 und drove In u run. Dale Stevens. Bret Kulzcbcck. Byron Overstreet, and Mike Turner added one hit each for Seminole. After Unhurt retired the llrst nine men he faced. SCC finally broke through In the fourth. Kevin Monahan drew a wulk und Stevens singled. Rulzeberk laid down a bunt that LInhurt threw away. Monuhun and Slevcrts both scoring. Waring, meanwhile, was cruising ulong with a two-hltter until the filth when Luke City came up wllh two to tic the score. Long walked and stole second before scoring on a double by Troutman Troutman tied the game when he scored on u throwing error with two outs. Seminole retook the lead In the seventh when pinch hitter Steve Roberts drew a wulk. David Fein ik sacrificed him to second, und Lrugcrs dcllvcd a two-ou., rhi single. Orlgttuno hit a Iradoll home run In the seventh lor the Tlmberwolvcs to tie the score at three and send the game in extra Innings Luke City came up with the winning run in the eleventh. DELAND — Using u nine-run fourth inning, the Luke Brantley Pulrlots scored u 16-9 win over the host DcLund Bulldogs In Seminole Athletic Conference baseball action onSaturduy night. The win evened Lake Brantley's overall record at 7-7 and improved Its SAC mark to 4-2. DcUind fell to 0-11.0-5. Daulton Reed, who threw a perfect game the last time lie pitched against DcLund. wasn't us lucky Suturduy und left ufter three-und-two-thirds Innings. He was relieved by Tim Krler. who went the rest of the wuy for the win. Lake Brunlley opened the scoring wllh two runs In the (op of the first, hut DcLund tied the game with two In the home half of the first. After the Pulrlots hud token u 4-3 lead In the lop o f the third. DcLund. exploded for six runs In the boiloni of the third. Then. In the lop ol the. lourilt. Lake llranik-y returned the sulvo. Jason Vcrltck led the Putrloi attack by going 4-for-5 wllh a triple und three rbl. Other hilling slurs for. Lake Brantley were Erl Xurcmhu (l-for-2. u triple und an rbl). Greg Thomas (2-for-4 with a double and mi rbl). Jim Morse (a double und two rbl). Reed (2-fnr-t wllh a double and lour rbl) und Sliuun Burke |2-fur-3 wllh a double und two rbl). Lake Brunlley returns In action on Wednesday when tlx- Pulrlots host Seminole In unrulier SAC clash. Del^ind plays again itxluy. traveling in □ike Mary for unot her SAC game. Lake M ary 11, D eltona 1 DELTONA — Andy Anson struck out eight, did not walk a butler untl allowed Just I WO hits In pilch the Lake Mary Rums p ast the Deliotiu Wolves In prep Itasrbull action on Saturday. Lake Mary scored solo runs in the lirsi and second, lin n sandwiched u Ituirol four-run innings in ih r fourth and sixth around a one-run llllli See Baseball, Page 2B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD »• K • • . �IH 1 H H I « ■ — Sanford H erald. 8 *n lo td , Florida — M onday. March 20, I9 6 0 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S NBA S T A N O lW a sljg l NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC RatteenCatderonco an m Atlantic DMtiaa W L Pet. O t New York g ]| a n — Philadelphia 1) 74 M l 4 B<n,wi » 31 J00 14Ik Wathlngton x 11 .474 l ilt N*** Jertey I ) O S4S II Char loti* 14 44 .)44 1714 Central DIMttoa Clowland 47 17 .7)4 Detroit 41 17 .7)4 I Milwaukee 41 n A ll Slk Atlanta W 74 .440 4Vt Chicago 17 44 J47 4Vk Indiana 15 44 .Ml I t Wettora Cratoreaco Midwest Ctvtston W L Pel. OB Utafi 41 14 A ll Houston 14 n ■141 4W Denver 3) X .Sit 4 Dallas 11 3) .4*4 414 San Antonio II 44 .Ml » h Miami l« 14 .114 Mto Facllto OMstoa LA Laliars 41 1* .70) ___ Phoenix 41 n A41 4 Golden Slato 17 77 .571 1 taattto 17 17 ATI 1 Portland 11 » .44) 1)14 Sacramento »t 44 141 XVk LA Clipper* If II .Ml » Saturday's Retells Washington 1*1. Phlladtlphla 114 Indiana 1U. Chicago in Houston lit. Portland I I) San Antonio 114. Utahn Mllwaukae 117, Detroit 140 Denwr III. Miami MS Phoenum , SaaHle 104 Sacramento 140, Dallas 44 am £_■JMWj Golden Stale I K Charlotte 117 New York HI. Milwaukee M4 Cleveland Ml. New Jersey 41 Atlanta II). LA Lahore III Mondoye Oeeeot (All Timet 1ST) San Antonie ot Boeton. 7:)0p.m. New Y*rfc*l Philadelphia. 7:>* p.m. Wathlngton at Clowland. 7 ; » p.m. Miami at Phoenle. 4:)0 p.m. Charlotte al Sacramento. 14: M p.m. Dellet at Pertland 10:10 p.m. r, * y5 I H •*4 W* t Duke to. South Caret kia Slate 44 Duke 74. West Virginia U Minnesota 44. Stone 47 At Prevldtnce. R.l. Flrtl Reead. March 17 North Carolina Stole 41. South Carolina 44 Iowa 17, Rulgart 7) Georg*town to. Prlnorton 44 Notre Dam* II, Vanderbilt 4) Second Reead. Merck It Georgetown 41, Notre Dam* 74 Regto— I Semlllnalt, March 74 Mlnrwtotevt Duke Georgetown vt. North Carolina Slot* Reg tonal Final, March M M I n n o t e l a ■D u k e w i n n e r v t . Gtergtlean N.C. St. winner SOUTHEAST Al NathvHto, Terns. First Reead, March U Louisiana Tech n . La Salto 74 Oklahama 71 Eatl Tennessee Stale 71 Virginia 1*4, Provld»nca47 Middle Tennessee Stale 47. Florida Slat* t » Second Reead, March II Oklahama I K Louisiana Tech 41 Virginia 144, Middle Tennetiee Stale 44 Al Atlanta First Raead. March 17 South Alabama 44. Alabama 44 Michigan n . Xavier V North Carolina *1 Southern 74 UCLA K io w a Stole 74 Second Reead, March II Michigan *1. South Alabama I ) North Carolina M. UCLA 41 Al Leslagtoa, Ky. Regional SemlHaal*. March n Oklahoma vs. Virginia Michigan vs. North Carolina Regional Final, Marcht) Oklahoma Virginia wlnnar vt. Michigan North Carolina winner MIDWEST At Indtenepelt* First Reend, March 1* Loultvllto 7*. ArfcanaakLINto Rock 71 Arkaneae 1)4, Loyola Marymeunt 141 llllnala 77. Mdfeora Stale 71 _ Ball St. 44. P ittsburgh *4 Uim^tn., BtoiStoto,i Louisville *1 Arkansas 44 AlOaNae First Raead, March 17 Syracuse 104, Bucfcned 41 Colorado Slat* 4*. Florid* 44 Mlteourl 41 Cretghtan 44 Tetat 74, Georgia Tech 74 Missouri 144. Tenet 4t Batehall ■eMMtlm Slandtngt Color ado Slate M (All Timet D T I Mi AMERICAN LEAOUE I Smu HIi n ISi ^ W L Pet. llllnoltvt. Louisville I ) 4 .74) Missouri vt. Syracuse Clew land l) s .m I Final. March)* New York 14 7 J44 IIM n o Is L e u ls v Ill* e4nner vt. M letourlTeeat 4 7 Mi tyracw Kantat City 4 7 J » WEST Minnesota 4 4 J it At Bet Oakland 14 t JM First Bouad, March I t Mllwaukaa 14 14 J44 Arisen* K Robert Morris 44 Calllornla 4 t .471 Clemton I I St. Mary's (Calif.) 70 Detroit I t .471 Novada-LasVagasao. Idaho 14 Seattle 4 t .471 D*Pau( 44. Memphis tla ta i) Chicago II 1) I B Baltimore 7 t .4)4 Nevada Lot Vega* 4). DePaul 74 Boston I II J1I Ariiona »A Ctomeen *4 NATIONAL LCAOUI AITec**a.Artt. SI. Loult II ) 444 Flrtl deuwd, Merck 17 San Orego 14 I 447 EvanevtltoK Oregon State 44 (OT) Atlanta 4 4 J71 Seton Hall *0. Southwest Mltsdbrl Slate 11 Cincinnati 4 I .Sit Indiana 44, Oearge ktotonO) Pittsburgh 4 I JM Toiao-EI Pato 41 LoUt lana Slate 74 Lot Angelet 4 4 JM t eroBd Be—d. Merck W New York 7 W J l) Seton Hell 47, Evantvllle 7) . 7 11 JM Indiana 41. TexasEI Paso** Francisco 7 II JM Al 4 M J7I I 4 JS7 i-Las Vegas vs. Arltena 5 I ) JIB Seton Hall vs. Indiana (Split tgued garnet count In tlgtt Regional F tool. March M college games do not I Nsvada Lat VagavArliona winner vs. Montreal and Allorta Hod March 4. Seton Halllndiane winner Detroll and Phlladdphlo lied March 4. Sen Dlege end Cleveland tied March 4. Al Seettto Kantat City and Boston tied March If. Nettenel lemIR— It. A*rK) Kantat City andClnclnnatl tied March East wlnnar vo. West winner IS. Mldemel winner vs. Seuttseaet winner Saturday's Rtttrift Texas I. Botton (a l 4 Catl-WMl winner vt. Mldamst Southeait Botton (M l A Houston ) New York ( AL) 7,Chicago (AL) (M ) I Lot Angelet L Mmtraal 1(I I Inn.) Phlladtlphla 7, Detroit 4 ( M Inn.) St. Loult A Minnesota ) IFIref three reeade at local sftae) Toronto 7, New York (N L) S First Reuad Cincinnati L Kantat City) (I I Inn) Wedestdey Atlanta 14. Baltimore ) Connecticut 47, NC-OtartoH**) Chicago (HL) II. Oakland) Ohio SI. 41, Akren I t San Prandtc* A San Dtege t Penn SI. 44. Murray B. 7) Calllornla 7, Seattle 4 Richmond 74. Temple)* Mllwaukaa S. Clowland ) SI. JetoYt 7A MittHtfrpI *7 Pltttburgh A Chicago (AL) l u ) • SI. Laultll. Southern llllnott *4 f„w d a w1 a * **I V W f ■ MVMTTe VlllanevaTASt. Petor'tl* New York (N L) A SI. Loult I Wlscanttn U. New Orleans 41 Philadelphia A Kantat City ) Pltttburgh A Toronto) A labam e-B irm ingham 4 ). G eorgia Boston 7, Cincinnati) Southern 74 La* Angelet A Houston I Calltomla 71 Hawaii )7 Montreal IA New York (A L) ■ Michigan SI. 41 Kant SI. 44 Minnesota A Atlanta 1 Nebraska 41. Arkaneae SI. 74 Detroll 7. Chicago (A D S NewMeilca4l, Sanla Clara 7* Teeat IA Baltimore IS Pepperdtn* K New Maalca SI. 44 Oakland 7. Milwaukee (Ml I Wichita SI. 71 Santa Barbara 41 Cleveland A Chicago (N L) (M ) 4 Friday Chicago (NL) (M ) A Milwaukee ( m ) 4 Oklahoma Slate 44. Bolt* State U San Diego 4, Seattle* San Francisco II. Calllornla 7 MftrcHM Monday's Oamet Penn Stale at Vlllanew Pltttburgh (M l vt. SI. Loult al SI. Alabama Birmingham al Richmond Petersburg, I pm. Calltomla al Connecllcvt Kantat City vt. Botton at Winter Nebraska al Ohio Stale Hawn. I p.m. SI. Loult al Wisconsin Detroit vt. Cincinnati al Plant City. Wtchlla Slat* at Michigan Slat* 1.05p.m. (March 11 New York (N L) vt Phlladtlphla at Oklahoma Slat* at St. Jehn't Clearwater. 1:4) p.m Pappordtno al New Meslca Pltttburgh vt. Chicago (A L) <M) al Sarasota. I M pm March RDM Atlanta vt. Let Angelet al Vero Beach. I:)4pm . Al New Verb Baltimore vt. Montreal at Wet! Palm Beach. l:M p m. March 17 Minnesota vt. New York (AL) at Perl Lauderdale. 1:)0p.m. Houston vt Term to al Dunedin. I:M March)* pm Milwaukee vt. Sen Diego al Yuma. NAIA Tournament Pairings And Results Aril ,).M p m. First Reead San Francisco vt Chicago (NL) al Tuesday Mete. A r il. ) 4)p m Wheeling Jesull 41. Guillord 14 Clew land vt Calllornla al Palm Auburn Montgomery 107. SI. Rate*) Springs. Calif.. 4 0 )p m Charleston 74. Oil w l Naierene *4 Chicago IALI (tt) vt. Teeat at San Cumberland 4A Tartar is Juan. Puerto Rice. 4 4)pm. SI Ambrose 04. Huston M TIMUtir'l Qmetat Wisconsin Eeu Clelrell. Tiffin » Cincinnati vt. SI Loult at SI Drury SA Wsynesburg 14 Pelertburg. I pm EastControl44BrighamYoung)) Pittsburgh vt Botton at Winter Hawn. I pm SI Mary s 77. IMIllem Carey U Atlanta vt Philadelphia al Clearwater. Siena Heights 41 Southern Arkansas 14 I 01 p m Wayland Baptld 7A Haiy Family 1} New York (AL) (M l vt. New York Central Washington 4A Georgia Call 7* (NLI el Port Si Lucie. I 01pm Hastings 4*. Bdmont 7S Los Angelet vt Montreal al West Palm Western Montana 7*. Grand Canyons) Beech. I top m Washburn tt, Minnesota Duluth 1) Toronto vt Mlnrwsola at Orlando. 1)1 Call ot Idaho41. Stole M pm Houston Vt Kernel City at Hainet City. I li p m S I M a ry s to. Cum berland 4* Milwaukee vt Sen Diego at Yuma. Siena Heights 71 SI Ambrose 7) Aril . 1 OSp m E a st Central U . Wayland Baptist 44 Oakland vt San Franc!sca at Scottsdale. Central Washington a*. Cher letter u A r il. 1 41p m H at I m gs 71 Auburn Montgom ery 01 C h icago INL) v t Seatlle at Tempo. Wheeling Jesuit If . D rury 7) Aril . I Ot p m W isconsin £ e u C la ire 44. W ashburn 71 Cleveland vt Calllornla at Palm College at ISe h e ak W tstorn Mantena 4) Spr tngt. Calit. 4 0) p m Quarter Irneli Boston vt Detroit * Lakeland. I 1 p m Baltimore vs New Yark (ALI lu ) at Fori Lauderdale, I 10pm Chicago IALI vt Texas. Beremon. Puerto HICO. 4 Qlp m COLLEGE BASKETBALL] N C A A I m m « m I Paetngt And Retells CAST At Or tent here. N C. fs rtl Reead. M a rch 14 e w r a l i tt K an tat Slat* t| S a n a 40. Stanlord tt W*<l V irgin .a 44 T trews toe *0 Frida y East Central 77. S e n e H e ights47 Central Washington 47. Wheeling Jesuit 74 W isconsin E e u Claire 44. Hastings 7) SI M e r y ’s 41. ColNge el Idaho *4 Saturday East Central M. Wisconsin Eeu Claire M SI Mery’s 44. Central Washington 14 CIS*w plows>IQ hAmmdSf, ftUrcli M East Central (Okie I v s S I M e ry t IT e t e s l. t » p m . E S T W om en's N C A A Teurssemeot Pew m gt Aad BASEBALL SEMINOLE ATHLETICCONFIRENCC Teem W L OB All Lyman SO - I ) Lake Mary 40 Ik 4-1 Lake Brantley 41 Ilk 7-7 Oviedo u i 47 Seminole 11 ) S4 DeLand * ) )fr i| Lake Howell record unavailable This week's tchedvle EAST First m II SI. Joseph's n Vanderbilt 44 La Salto 7). Connecticut 4) Jam** Madltoi H Providence 74 West Virginia 44. Wei tom Kentucky 17 14 Tennessee *1, La Salle *1 March!* Virginia II, West Virginia 44 Ohio Stale II. James Madison *4 Long Beech SI. K SI. Joseph's 4) Al Bowling Green, Kentucky Rattans! Semifinals. March 1) Regies*I Final, March S) W IST First Reend March IS Bowling Groan 04, Cincinnati 14 Washington 17. Hawaii 7* Nevada Las Vega* 47, Utah S) Montana U . Fullerton Slate 47 DeLand al LalpMary Seabreere al Lyman Tuesday Trinity Prep at Seminole Lake Howell el Lake Mary Seminole al Lake Brantley D« Land al Oviedo Thursday Lyman al Lake Mary Friday Lyman al Oviedo Seminole al Lake Howell Saterday Lake Brantley at SI. Augustine Winter Park al Oviedo I* Maryland 71 Bowling Green 4) Stephen F. Austin 71 Washington 4) Nevada-Let Vegas K Colorado 74 Tokos C l Montana 14 Al Austin, T iia i Regional Semlllnalt. March t) Regional Final, March)) MIDEAST Flrtl Reend March 1) Tempi* *4, Holy Cram 44 Georgia 10, Term. Chattanooga I I Old Dominion 44, VII Ionova 41 Rutgers n . Southern Mississippi 7) SOFTBALL SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Teem W L OE All Lake Brantley SO — n o Lake Howell 4-1 I *1 Oviedo 1-1 11k ) 1 Lake Mary 11 ) 4 4 Seminole * i ) o* Lyman *4 41k 0 * DeLand _ record unavailable TMtweek'i schedule OvtodoalLakaMary March II North Carolina Stale 7). Rutger* 7) Ctomeen 71 Georgia 0) March 1* Auburn It, Tempi# S4 Reg )•*•) Wmlhaalt. Msrch t ) Reg tonal Final, March tf MIDWEST First Raead March II TennatraeTach 77. South Carolina 7) Purdue *|, Arkansas*) Oklahoma Slate fX Miami 4* Illinois Stato ICO, Northwestern Louisiana 74 At Tacoma, Wash. Haltonal SentHinaIs, (March 11 Eatl winner vt. West wlnnar Mktoatt wlnnar v*. Midwest erinnar Nattonal Cktiaptoniklp AprR I Easi-West winner vs. Mldeatl-Midwest <88 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAOUE Norris Dtvtsiew W L T ■ Detroit a X st. Louis a a Minnesota a a Chicago a 17 Toronto a a Smylhe Phditoa FT*. OF OA M 44 17) » l 7 7* 314 111 4 71 MS 171 7 7) IS) 24* 1) 44 Ml 144 S a 144 X I 7 14 7 s 7 147 14) III 14 M4 US 7) M4 17* 7i «** aat 57 >44 )I4 Ft*. OF OA II 7* 14) I f ) ii a XS4 M) It 4) t a a * I ) 4) it * a * 4 M a ; )it y-Calgary « 14 * 10) a s ■ Lot Angel. a a 4 K IX ■ Edmonton a ) l 4 44 a * Vancouver a a 4 7)aI* Winnipeg to V 11 *4 ) no ■ cl Inched playoff berth y clinched dlvltton title Saturday's Rated* Boston *. Philadelphia ) Chicago 1 New Jersey I Washington 1 Herttord t Quebec t. NY Rangers) Montreal 7. Pltttburgh I Vancouver). NY ItiandK* I Winnipeg M, Toronto t Minnesota X Buffalo 4 St. Louis L Detroit 1 Calgary 4, Lot Angelet) Sunday's Results Herttord L Boston) Philadelphia I. Toronto* Edmonton S. NY Islander* ) Chicago S. Detroit) Mender's Oamet (All Timet 1ST) SI Loult at NY Ranger*. 7:Hpm . Vancouver at New Jereey, 7:* i pm, Buffalo at Winnipeg. I .-a pm. Pltttburgh at MtanotMa. tiasp.m. GOLF OIRLSTRACKHONOR ROLL ASOF MARCH 1* Lang lamp—I. Hllltman (Sem) 17-4; ). McCrae (LM ) and BrockingIon (LB) 10 I41ki 4. G MIIwood (Sam) 1*4 1/4; t. S Mllwood (Sami 14 Slkl 4. Rohlttr (LM ) 140. High |emp-i. Hughes (Ov) ) ) , 1. Caputo (LM ) SO; 1. Northam (LM ) and Rohlahr (LM ) 4 10; 5. Swain (LB), Cardareill (LH). Wilcoxton (Ov), Weinman (LM ) 4 4. Shat p e l-1 . Kuvach (L M ) 14 41k; 1. Glktirlt) (Sem) 1)4; 1. Lake (LB) U 71/4; 4. Jones (LM ) ll- l l ; 1. Kellies (Lym) )l-l> 4. Ray (LH) 14 II. Discus—1. Kuvach (LM) 104-1; 1. Hllltman (Sem) 10)-4| ). Kobla (LH) 1015; 4. Rey (LH) *40; S. Tottto (Lym) f t 7; 4. Lake (LB) 44 1. II* high hurdles—I . Pearson (Sem) 14.1; 1. Newsom* (LM ) 17.7; 1 Cardareill (LH) 11.4; 4. Wong (LBI 11.4; S. Freuonhoffer (LM) 11.7; 4. Arise (LB) II S 144 meter dash-1. Baker (Sam) 12.1; 1. Johnson (LH) and Hawkins (LH) U J; 4. McCrat (LM ) and Broking ton (LB ) 13.0; 4. Thomaa(Ov) 1)1. Mil* ren-1. Camlno (LB) S .li.li 1. Tulllt (LB) ):!7 J ; 1. AbbstH*|ad (LM ) S:)0.1; 4. Glnetle (LBI 5:M.l; f. Compton (LH) 5:1* 4; 4. Snell (LMI 5:44.1. 44# relay—1. Seminole 110; l. Lake Mary 11.4; 1. Ovtodo S3J; 4. Lake Brantley Sl.li 1. Hello, Unde Charlie Being both new to the area and a self-avowed baseball freak. I’ve watched with great Interest to see what the quality of play la In Seminole County and the style in which It Is played. SP O R T S s *!*/ Now a month Into the season, I feel comfortable saying I’m sur­ prised on both counts, one pleasantly and the other not so pleasantly. Iowa 77. Tannest** Tech 7* Stanford 101 Illinois Slaton March!* Louisiana Stole K Purdue D Louisiana T*d> m . Oklahoma SI. 71 A t Ret ton, La. Regional SeatMae Is, March D Reg total Final, March D Petrtck Dtvbien W L T ■ Washington V M * Pittsburgh N X * NY Rangers X X Philadelphia a » New Jertey M 17 NY Island** M 14 Adams DNIilee y-Montreal a IS ■-Boston a 17 ■ Buffalo » « a a a 41 Semlnoto *1 Mainland Thur idii v Lake Mary al DeLand Ovtodo at Lyman Laka Howell at Seminole Lake Howell S41; 4. Lyman S4 4 *4* yard de sh -l. SMllwood (Sem) 14 4; 1. Johnson (LH) 14.4; 1 Snell (L M I 5*5; 4. Ward (Sem) 1:00.1; S Trotter (LB) 1:44 4; 4. Booth* (L M I I M S I N tow hurdles— I. HUItmen (Sem) 4)0; 1 Arlr* (LB) 44.1; 1. G MIIwood (Sem) S0.1; 4. Rohlehr (LM ) 10 4; I Newsome (LM ) SO 7; * Williams (Lym) 11.1. tM run-1. Snell (LM) 1:144; 1. Camlno (L B ) ):17J; 1. SM Ilw ood (Sam ) and S.Palumbo (LH) * : * 0 ; S. Powers (LB) 1:11.4; 4. C.WIIIIams (Sem) 1:14.0. Trip)# lump— I. Broklngton (LB) ISO; I. Toombs (Sem) )S4; l.WHcoxson (Ov) U )1 *. 4. Hughes (Ov) 1) 11k; 1 Booth* (LM ) D O ; 4. Pearson (Sem) J) 41k )7* dash— I. SMIlwood (Sem) 14.); 1. Johnson (LH) 34.4; 1 Pearson (Sem) and Trotter (L B I M l ; S. Thomas (Ov) 17J; 4. Robinson (Lym) 17.7. Twe-mlto run-1. Tulllt (LB) 11:00.1; 1. Abbas Irw|ad (LM ) 13:11.1; 1. M.Palumbo (LH) 11:11.0; 4. Glnelte (LB) 11:11.1; I Compton (LH ) 11:14.4; 4. Camlno (LB) 11:D.0. M il* relay— I. Seminole 4:01.1; 1. Lake Brantley 4:04.1; 1. Lake Mary 4;I0J; 4. Lyman 4:14.1; 5. Ufct Howell 4 :D 0 ; 4. Oviedo 4:101 Twe-mlto relay— 1. Lake Brantley 10:11.4; 1. Lake Mary 10:11.7) 1 Laka Howell 10:14 4; 4. Lyman 11:14.1; S Oviedo 11:40.7; 4. Seminole no time available. Ne bays' honer roll reported This week's schedule Thursday Laka Howell Relays Saturday Florida RalaytalGalnetvIll* B Pitchers giving SAC the hook riiTXuTnn4'OtdDomM0na NHL 8TAN0IN08 Tuesday Apopka at Lakt Brantley a* )14 a* mi as From a quality standpoint, high level of play la not surprise (after all, this area did produce Tim Raines, among others), but the q u a n tity o f top -n otch baseball la unexpected. Usually, every county will have Its very week teams, but in Seminole County, parity isn't the parody that It Is in other sp o rts on o th e r le v e ls . In Seminole Athletic Conference baseball, uneasy is the head that wears the crown because any of the rest are capable of snatching It away. That said, there la something about the way the game Is played here that disturbs me. And It's such a minor thing. It TO NY D e S O R M IE R w o u ld n 't bear m e n tio n in g except for the fact that It could threaten the careers of some of our young men. So far. from what I've seen, the S A C is p r e d o m in a n t ly a curveball league. Whether you call it the deuce, the hook or Uncle Charlie, It seems the curve (and Its relation, the slider) are the out pitches for the top throwers in the area. Seminole’s Mike Senechek and James Joyce, Lym an’s Jim Lucaa, Lake Mary's Alex Blrle . . . you can't make a list of the SAC's best pitchers nnd leave those four out. And all four use predominantly the curveball and slider. Baseball---- ;— i l lliii) Continued from IB Deltona scored Ita only run In the fourth Inning. The game was called after six Innings because of the 10-run rule. Aaron latarola led the Ram attack with a home run and three rbi. Other Rama who hit well were Chip Leister (3-for-4), Greg James (3-for-4), Jamie Wallace (2-for-4) and Curt Prom (2-for-2). Oviedo 6, Lake Howell 2 OVIEDO — Winning pitcher Jodi Spellman look a no-hltter Into the sixth Inning, but had to settle for a three-hitter as the Oviedo Lions knocked off the Lake Howell Silver Hawks 6-2 Friday night In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball clash. il.u e je * t p c Chtmptontblp At Ptwto Vedre. March It (Par-7)) Tom Kit*. 1)41.404 407404-71— 17* Chip Beck. I4M04 710*0071-a t Bruce Ltotike. 4IJ44 *00*74 7 1 -M I Greg Nermon. 14.444 7407007)— m Fred Couple*. W.444 U 7 4 7 I 7>-2*2 Gil Morgen. 44.41) 7 IO *7 » 7 > -a ] Mark McCumbor, 4041) 4*7070 70— to) Andy Been. n .lM 407*0071-3*4 David Free*. 14.1)4 40 717)73-104 Gary Koch. 14.1)4 7fr0a707»-144 Tom Watson. ) 1.0)4 71 7)71 74-14) Recce Modiste. )l.0 9 7)7104 7 ) - ) * ) Ban Crenshaw. H A S 47 7) 7t70-SS) Fulton Allem. U.XO 70 4* 71 71-7** Loren Roberts. 14.100 7) 7) *♦ 77-7*4 Paul A linger, 2000 4*71 74 71-7*4 Mark Wlebe. I*.)7f 74 71 71 7 I-M 7 Mike Sullivan. I*J71 n 71 >*74-147 Tim Slmpten. 1f.S74 7*71 71 71-147 Brad Fa ran. lt.)71 71710*74-1*7 Kenny Perry. IL471 44 77 71 71-14* D A Welbrlng. I7J7) 7* 74 7) 7 1 -)t* Larry R Inker. 1)07) 71 7) 7) 7 )-)* ) Chris Parry. 1)07) 70 7) 70 7>—let Ken Green. HOT) 70 71 7) 74- 70* Mike Donald. 1107) 44 7 )7 )7 S -)M David Edward*. HOT) 7) 7)4* > )- ]* • Crelg Sladtor. DOT) 7 » 7 le *7 7 -lM T R A N tA C T lO M t Sewdjy's Sports Traasacttoat Betebell Montreal — Sent 11stayers to miner league complea pitchers Pel Pacllto. Kent Soften l*eld Danila Lean end Tim Petort. Intletotrs Mite Blowers. Tern O Mel ley end Delina De Shields, ctic her Merk Bailey and out I letters Kevin Dean. Oily Meare and Mergms Grissom New York IALI — Acquired outfielder Mel Hell from Cleveland Iw catcher Joel Skinner and minor league outlwMer Turner Ward Oakland - Sent 7 players to Teceme eT Itw P ociI k Coast League pitchers Dave Otto. Joe Lew. Bryan Clerk and Dave Veres, catcher Rust McGinnis third basemen Seen Demand and outfielder Stove Howard St Louis - Sent pitchers Jell lessoro end Ken Hill end outfielder Alta Cole along svtlh le t non raster players catcher Ray Stephens end pitcher Howard Milan, to their miner league camp i Ill) Now 9-3 and 4-0 In Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence play. Lake Mary will try to Improve on both marks when It hosts DeLand tonight. A win would place the Rams In a tie for Oral with Lyman in the SAC standings. Currently 5-0 In the SAC. Lyman hosts Seabreeze tonight In a non­ conference contest. .k Again, this isn't a problem except for the fact that throwing those pitches often, as these young men and others do. puts a strain on the arm that can have serious repurcusslons and. un­ less proper precautions are taught and followed, may be career-threatening. My last stop before arriving In Sanford was in Hillsborough County, where I had the oppor­ tunity to see parts of the prep careers of Dwight Gooden, Gary Sheffield and Floyd Youmans. And while you don't expect to see pitchers like that every­ where, you do expect to see some kids who can bring the ball with some heat. M a y b e , b e c a u s e o f th e not-yet-developed arms you have in high school ball, pitchers have to throw breaking stufT to stay competitive with the technologi­ cal edge’ that aluminum bats give batters (even a bad swing with those pipes can send a ball out of the park). W hatever the reason. It's something that should be looked at. It'd be a shame to have a group of young men who can't comb their hair when they're 30. Spellman, who had walked Just one batter In the (Irst five Innings (who was erased on a double play), had his no-hitter broken up by Duane Clark In the top of the sixth. n T Still, Spellman almost kept his s^iiitout Intact, striking out the next two batters. But with two out, Chris Heath doubled lo score Clark, (hen Luis Guevara doubled In Heath to make the score 6- 2. The Lions struck early with six unearned runs In (he second Inning. With two out Uubba Fore doubled and John Knutson walked. Then Mike Verne hit a slow roller that the Lake Howell pitcher threw Into, right field, allowing Fore and Knulson lo score and Verne to take Bccond. After Spellman doubled lo score Verne. Mleuh Klnnalrd nil a ground ball lo the third baseman, who overthrew Oral base and allowed Spellman (o score and Klnnalrd to move lo second. Then B.J. Calnpa hit an rbi double and Greg Hughes followed with on rbi single. "It was a very good team cfTorl." said Oviedo coach John Fcrrril. “ We’re trying lo come out of (Ills. We've lost four games by one run. It's lime for some breaks to go our way. “ Maybe we can turn things around In the second half." Now 4-7 Oviedo Is olf until Wednesday, when (he DeLand Bulldogs will pay a visit for an SAC contest. Hayes Contiaasd from IB chell In the two-mlle relay. “ We beat every other 4A team In the slate teal well." said Lyman coach Fred Flnke. “ It goes to show that we're competi­ tive on the state level. We Just have lo be ready at the right time on the right day. “ The boys did an excellent Job. I'm proud of them." Seminole's boy* finished 24th In the team standings on Satur­ day. Robert Moore supplying all four of the Tribe's team points with a third-place (lnlsh In the triple Jump (46-9). The next big meet for the area athletes Is the Lake Howell Invitational lo be held on Friday night with (he Gator Relays to be held on Saturday In Gainesville. 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Longwood 831-f �Sanford H erald , Sanford, Florida — Monday, March 20, 1989 — 3D People Seaman’s yard has all but bluegrass By SUSAN LODSN Herald stall writer Lake M ary Ja y c e e s to plan Lake Mary Jaycccs will be hold their planning session for the upcoming year on Tuesday. March 21. at 7:30 p.m. at CIA Building In Lake Mary. Anyone interested In Involvement with their community Is welcome to attend. For more Information, call 330-0635. LAKE MONROE - You can take an old man of the sea like Robert S. "Curley" Giles away from the sea. as an Injury to nerves In his back did. He doesn’t think he’ll be able to return. ■ But 65-year-old Giles can step out the front door of his while house with sea-blue trim on R iv e rv le w A venu e In Lake Monroe and glimpse a reminder o f his seafaring days—the mlnlllghthouse he built In his front yard as a welcoming beacon when he used to come home from the sea. Giles, who was a tug boat captain for 40 yearn, said he’s not overly sentimental about the lighthouse. However, he said, a sailor Is always happy to spot a lighthouse that can lead him safely to shore. "You want to see that light­ house flashing. You want to know where you a rc," said white-haired Giles. Always a handyman with tools and wood. Giles said he built the 12-fool-tall beacon about nine years ago, one year after he moved Into that house. The lighthouse is painted white wllh sea-blue trim and has a flashing ligh t, which he som etim es Mwte by tesla Kerim shines. "I had no plans. I started out Oliver Burckhaller sets a mote trap, his favorite tactic for combatting with an Idea In my head and moles. built and changed It as I went along. I fooled around with It four or five days,” he said. The first version of the light­ house was of wood. It rotted and Giles replaced it with the metal version that today stands watch If you have large mounds of at the front edge o f Ills front sand 4 to 6 Inches high tunnel­ yard. ing around your lawn, then Nearby Is buoy No. 2, a red chances are you have moles In marker on the right side of the youryard. driveway, which Is a companion Moles commonly live under­ to black buoy No. 1. on the other ground In lawns and gardens In side of the driveway entrance. Florida. With Ihelr oversized C E L E S TE Both arc creations In metal by spade-llke feet, they can do W H IT E Giles, who has a workshop In the considerable damage. back of his house. M oles can be considered A black, antique-style anchor, beneficial, though, because they which Giles made of wood to eat the larvae of many common either a harpoon or choke type. lawn and garden Insects In­ To be successful In trapping support his mailboxes, Is the c lu d in g c h in c h bugs, sod moles, you must understand remaining nautical creation In wedworms and mole crickets, their feeding habits and locate his yard. Inside his house there are no w h ic h In turn "a tta c k our actively used tunnels. These beautiful lawns, vegetables and tunnels can be Identified by signs of his life at sea. However, ornamentals. stepping on short sections on Giles plans to put his sextant, The tunneling Is of two types: tunnels, which the moles will which Is stored away, on display permanent tunnels used as a repair In a few hours. The traps Inside his house, after he builds a display case. nest, which extend as deep as 2 are then set in active tunnels. "I don’t want to overdo things feet below the surface, and Oliver Burckhnltcr. Seminole feeding tunnels, which give County Master Gardener, has out front,” he said. homeowners a headache! tried numerous poisons and Giles* wife o f eight years. It Is not as easy to control baits and never seemed to get Betty, Is the tedder o f the moles as you would think, but any results. grounds and flowerbeds, for you do have a few options from "With a trap, you have posi­ which she says he Is "to o which to choose. Since there Is ' tive evidence cvcrytlme you get heavy-handed" to tend, accord­ no effective repellant or toxicant one," Burckhaller said. ing to Giles. Mrs. Giles has to kill moles, the best technique Fencing, the third option for added an old farm house bell on a Is to cut off their food supply by controlling moles, works best In applying an Insecticide to your small areas like flower beds, lawn and garden. When moles small lawns and gardens. An are deprived of food, they will go Impenetrable fence along the elsewhere for It. perimeter of the area can be DEAR READERS: March is A n o th e r le s s e x p e n s iv e made of sheet metal or small method for control of moles Is to mesh (V4 Inch or less) hardware the month for national fund­ trap them In their burrows. cloth. Bury the material at least raising for the American Red Traps are available at local 2 feet beneath the surfact with Cross. Most of the local chapters garden centers and hardware all joints and comers securely have letter-writing campaigns. stores, but call first to see If seated. Extend the fence several (Thank you. Red Cross, for not soliciting me by telephone.! they’re In stock. Traps can be Inches above the ground as well. Try these weapons if moles try your patience Vj IlfT ls IM lM S R obert S. G iles stan ds by the buoy and an cho r he built fo r his front yard. ■ ;fPT*rr 1 ... V t '.: _ m 5* v; vV bs post beside their garage and a collection of conch shells and rocks to accent planting areas. The nautical yard displays, which need to be refurbished about every three years, arc due for repainting, Giles said. A newer creation Is a wooden weathcrvanc of a mountain man chopping wood. That Is a re­ minder of Giles* boyhood In the landlocked Ozark Mountains In Missouri, where, he said, "we chopped lots of wood." As a boy, Giles said, he didn’t dream of n life at sea. "I was wny out In the sticks. I didn’t have no Idea. When I was a young boy. I w a s m o r e I n t e r e s t e d In airplanes." Serving In the U.S. Nnvy In World World II brought out his love for the sea. He said that love will never die, even If he never goes back to sea. He loved his work, he said, and could never stand to have a 0-to-5 Job where he had to continually see the same people and follow the same dally routine. Instead, he chose the life of a tugboat captain, working the east coast to Mnine and "near foreign” shores. He would spend 21 days at sea followed bv 21 «.no Giles' lighthouse reminds him of when he was guided safely Into a harbor. days off. "It's kind o f a rough life, but I always looked forward to going In work," Giles said. He ndded that he had no great adventures or close calls al sea. and said the only mermaids lie saw were on shore. Giles said that because of surgery on his back in Sep­ t e mb e r . h e ' s a I r ai d h e ’ s landlocked. But his love of the sea won't Inde. "It gets In you and you can't get away from It. 1 tried to come ashore one time. It lasted about one year. I said lhat's It. I'm going out to sea and I'm not coming back no more." Giles said. But fur now, Giles. Is at home in his workshop, waiting to refurbish his little bit of the scushorc created for his own front yurd. Red Cross needs a hand of aid from public DEAR ABBYi Your answer to A D V IC I A B IG A IL MONDAY'S PRIME TIME 6 :0 0 | 6 :3 0 | 7 :0 0 ! 7 :3 0 | 0 :0 0 | 8 :3 0 | 9 :0 0 | 9 :3 0 11 0 :0 0 11 0 :3 0 11 1 :0 0 1 1 1 :30 »* (Atti UcMMt, Rod The Wtown «t BrtnKr Plot* (Pal a [Oprah Wfrtrty ■kopvVft Woatr Mtn, Owe Kawn) In JanatrfWW The Red Cross Is not a "social organization” —It provides help fo r th ose w h o need food, clothing, shelter and furnishings following disasters such as (Ires, floods, tornados, (rain wrecks, explosions, etc. tilwfylw jteterten HprUg* Today *««« (jadi Ntiiotov limso Fi Soar Kori/Swob* " Short ilorioo fUxtrtlbH Mr Parmptctw PwinppaiUr rito Saul ntf-i i'u.i |K« fr»l Orymplff Alhono UMlPai liras Suwon*** fthoWwMn of jjo*»lo» h a t jl'if ?) torthUo tiOOOWO gotonom B-g NiflHrVI *tt Ltomteno »wd HOI* ipt. M; TBi O-mm for-gM 5 5 Ktrtko** Most people believe that the Red Cross Is funded by the governm ent. It Is not. The various chapters raise money through drives, bake sales, unc­ tions. special events, etc. (It’s no piece of cuke going hat In hand to the public when so many other organizations arc doing the same thing.) BUJnl KangtPU. •». a Su-Cipt T»m*boiOr*h UsTTon fUJ JiMI 'A ***™ F o r 24*hour listin g s, s s s T V W eek is s u e o f Friday, M arch 17. The Red Cross conducts blood banks. It teaches first aid. CI'R. lifesaving, water sufrly and physical fitness. It contacts those serving In the military when an emcrgancy arises ul home. (I know. When I gave birth to my son pretAuturely during World War II, the Red Cross Hew my husband home while he wus serving In the Infuntry.) President Bush. In his Inaugu­ ral address, called on those who were lavorrd with wealth and power lo takr on the reciprocal obligation of helping thosr who lack the ability to takr care of themselves. You never know when you will need the Red Cross Right now, it needs you. so please send a cheek to your local American Hed Cross office today. The uddrrss Is In the while pages of your telephone book. And thunk vou lor reading this "magllla " "Mad In Montana" made me "Mad In New York." Mud's wife works In a fuetory where his best friend works. Mad anil Ills wife are close friends wllh this guy and his wife. The guy becomes Ills wife’s supervsor, As a "Ixms" he treats everybody harshly— Including Ills beat frien d's wife—then cornea the weekend und he wants the four of them to |>urty together like "old times." Mad’s wife doesn't expect any special treatment ul work und she’s all for partying wllh this guy and Ills wife. The husband says, no way. When asked for your opinion, you sided with the wife. How could you, Abby? When a "friend" becomes your Urns. lie ceases lo be your friend. No man cuu serve I wo m asters, A PLANT SALE SAVE 30%-50% INVENTORY LIQUIDATION friendship cannot survive where there Is a business relationship. I learned long ago that you can'l do business wllh a relative or close friend. To do so Is the surest way to end a friendship. Surely, common sense should have taught you this. W ALLACE A. KRAPP DEAR UR. KRAPPi You could tic right. You could also be wrong. If this sounds like a ropoul. It's not. There arc no absolutes In business re la ­ t i o n s h i p s or f a mi l y t ie s . Furthermore, all generalities are dangerous—Including this one. (Problems? Writs to Door Abby. For s personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelops lo Door Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Anootes. Calif. 90069. AH correspondence Is confidential.) I r ; F lo y d T h e a t r e s j HMA TWIN 3?7 1 t w in i t r r m fit] ( 9 9 « RAINMAN im *nm tm WINS 1 : iiim i in ir? t?’6 "Wholssslt To The Public" 25th Street Nursery 2400 W .25IH SI . Ssnlord OPEN 7 DAYS • 321 2S25 Polk* Acadoay V I 1 ,J High Spirits ! ENJOY GfiIAPEFRIJIT FROM FLORIDA �« ■ — Sanfortf H trald, Sanlord, Florida — Monday. March 20. I960 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611__________ a i l -9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R I V A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS f t — u *thr* Mb m * . . . M B a Baa M O A JL • M t P JL ' aaaaaaattaa t e a * . . . 0 7 0 a Oaa MONDAY N n FW OAV SATURDAY • • M a w - - CONSTRUCTION LABORERS Must have work dvoet. car a phone. S7» Silt NO FEE. FRAMING IA60RER/HELPER Longwood area Must have phone A transportation Call .... . 407 40* 41*1 FREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL a A Naw Career a A New Beginning Call FranarSte 1 Uaaa 323 3200 7 1 -H e lp W a n tx l 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d PART TIME/FULL TIME P ositio n s lo r T eech a r*. Assistants, 4 Bus Drivers with quality Child Care Can tors. Eip preterred 221 Sail PART-TIME SALES Instenl incamal Wbrk 10 lo IS hourt per week, earn SIS**-. E a s y s a l * n e e d e d by everyone Contact Frank or Ed, mornings only *11-4200 PA R T TIM E DRIVERS WANTED Thursdays only. 54 per hour. Apply In person: The Sanlord Auto Auction 2**S Slat* Road 44 East Santord.Sam HI 4pm TELEMARKETERS Perl time/full time positions available Carolyn240 0401 THERAPIST Physical and occupational therapist portions available I mme d i a t e l y ! In ltr v lo w 1:10 S:20 or oattndod lo tvenlngi by appointment. MEDICAL P eI K o NNEL POOL H wy.ll-tl Maitland.................... 74*-S2*4 TRAINERS 1 II shift avail able. Our cllonts stiow thalr oppmciallrn for what you dot Formal li elnlng 4 bonus Call............................ 221-1211 PEDIATRIC NURSE Price* above reflect o » 1.50 cashdtocaunl lor prompt poymenl. Shut your f t Mr 10 day* or • lower e x t per dey, 2 line minimum charge. Cancel when you get r**ulti. Pay only far day* your ad run* at rata earned. Use M daecriprkn for foe teat W d lt, k gap la led the whole »tory when REYES II IN THE SOUTH MAOUNCS Neon The Day Before Publication ■ II AM . Saturday II JO AM . Saturday NOTI- In Hie event el Me pubftshln* el errert In advertisements, the SonlsrdHsreld shall puMIsh the tdWntoMMnt. after It he* been carroctsd et neceet t* Ha edvertleer but each Ineerttan* thall number ne mere than *n* III. Full or part time. Eaperl enced only I Cell 29-2221 Government Jebt 114.040 SS«.220/yr. Now Hir­ ing. Cell (DIOS4*2*000 Eal. R 0122 lor current federal hit. G row ing |ewelr> business locelsd near Lake Mery needs people lor tho following poll lions: Bookeepor. Shipping Clark, Retail salespersons and U le t reps Call collect _________ 1104 71*1751________ 17— CRmttRry 71— Help Wanted For tele - 1 tgecet In lection F, Oak lawn Memorial Park. Call a^r^iinii-nri-ew aifli 23-LostAi Found Lett l Geneva, email Ian 4 wh. lem. dog. I br. & I bl. eye. Call let 5*8f or 1451115 Reward! 25— Special Notices BECOME A NOTARY For Details: I *0849 4254 Florida Holary *atoclallon 27— Nursery ft Child Care Chrfitlan Lav* a Care- For your child while mother work* or travel*..............- ..... i n » » LAKE MAHY ARIA- Quality Home car* at low rateel Hot mealel Lk. 4 Rtf. 91-1011 43— Medical ft ______Dental______ OTHACTION SETO Over the door wilt pulley and velcro head halier, t il. Call COLLECTIONS • PART TIME 4 1 P M M Th.. I-5PM Fr. making flret tew call* on past due accounts. Some typing A CRT. Non smoker* only. Apply: Rich Food Plan. 40l W. n i h i l , Sanford_____________ COOKS WANTED All ehltte available, full tlm*. No eip. necessary. Starting Immediately. Hotrly wage * bonus. P ro m o tio n a l opportunities available. Apply al Amoco. 4*00 W. Slate Rd. 44. Sanford (formerly Phillip* Ml or el MOW. Lake Mery Blvd., Lake Mary (formerly PMIIIpv) CUSTOMER SERVICE REP SltO/wkl Superb Sanlord Co. oilers liability and btnaflltl Aeslet cuetomare and onter order* I People parson lands this one 11 AAA EMPLOY­ MENT, 200W. 2Slh St..221 SIT* DAILY WORK. DAILY PAY! Join Ctnlury Labor, tho highest paying lamp service In the areal We need men and woman, no oaporlonco neco* eery . Call today I m eooi FURNITURE FINISHER HAIR STYLIST Oraal opportunity. Com­ mission plutbonofllil _________ Cell 221 S7M_________ lHuakpu UMMV ****** •MMlogger BOOMING AREA A HIGH NUMBER OF SALES... ...Has bread Huskey Really, Lake Mery office lo tapandl Looking lor e lew more eape rI*need associate* to handle this hoi oroe. For private In terview contact Linda Martin todayl ........222 0)41 INSURANCE AGENT 2 20 Ileanled agent needed lo run non standard auto Insur once agency...Cell *04 775 2141 JANITORIAL PERSONNEL Mornings, 1AM 16 10AM, •acellsnt tor rotlred/seml re tired. Sanlord proa 42*51)1 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ JANITORIAL DAYS INN/LOOGE 41— Money to Lend CASH A V A I L A B L I • For houte*. mortgagee. Income property gun* A gold...29-45*4 I HOME OWNERS I Convalidate bill*. Home lmworthwhile purpaM. Liberal C re d it P o lic y . W * buy mortgagee Apply by phone: Old South Financial Lie. Mtg. broker---- *07 121AS00 Now hiring Room Cleervere. H o u tm o n , F ro n t D o tk . We Itret set and Walter*. AM A PM shirts available. Apply In person: 410Douglas Avo., Altamonte Springs, FI. DELVERY PERSON Needed, lull/part time, clean driving record. Horee knowl­ edge helpful, honest, d tp , positiveettltudel 91 2010 AFTER 2 PM DENTAL ASSISTANT 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d W ill train II necessary, SAM SPM. Four day weak, salary by qualification*. Sand resume lo Assistant, 100 -VhtewoodPr ■Sanlord. 9771 A/A APPLICATORS ACIYUC APPUCATORS • •MIRtNfi WDAT* Earn 5)8*12.50 per hour. No taper lone* itocstsary Full A part lime In local area. Call Tampa SAMSPM.............. IU M 5H 5I ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWIII ....or..........204202 APARTMENT MANA6CR Live-In, email camples. ooperlencod rag'd. Call 29 944 ASitMSlERS Light and heavy aeeembly. Men need work ifset. Special need Ui. Maly aid Lengweed. Call Stoat II. No Fee________ BABYSITTER WANTED By tingle tether ler 4 yr. eld. octevlonal evonlnB- 221-2240 IA ITSITTE R NEEDED F le ilb lt hr*.. I children, eacellonl lor teonagor or ttu d en lm rm / leave metvaoe DENTAL NT6ENIST Dynamic opportunity lor lull lime employmenl In a dental olllca with a personalised, humoolitic approach. Salary plus commission. 1200 a day. Escallontbonoflft...........Call 22Slt42 DENTAL OFFICE TRAIft St No eaperlence needed I Loom all phases of Irani desk end eulitlngl Terrific entry pot lion I Hiring todayl EMPLOYMENT. 700 W. SlthSI..................... J22II24 DRIVERS WANTEOII Meet hove owe car with In­ surance. Earn up to Slt/hr Apply at: Dentine's Pino 1*1* French Ave, Untord ___________ 9 I5 M *___________ DUMP TR U CI DRIVER Eaperlence hauling rock and dirt...................Call 222 2101 EARN $ 2 0 0 PUIS DAILY RARER To makt homostyta cakat and (Smarts Will provlda lurthar Halnlng. Apply 14 Holiday Hoina Retlauranl ■12 *2 .near LakaMary DATAIMPUT Temporary-Part Tima 1 years aiparlanca M.SShr. Apply In partoo: t AM la 11PM Th* laniard Harold 2MN. Franck Avo. ( « FI. Four positions open I Full tlmo/part lima, taking phone order* Irom your home Cell now I T J ........... ...... A75549 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE St Earn while you toernl Full •reining provldedl Valuable trade that otters paid school Inal Hurry to apply, don't mTtl III A A A EM PLOY* M IN T , 200W. llttl St ..HI 5124 EXP'D SERVERS WANTED APPLY IN PERSON Men. thur Thurt, 7PM4PM NO PHONE CALLS FLEASEI BAHAMA JOE’S CABINET MAKERS/HELPERS 2SMS. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, PL. ________ Ne Phana Cell*. Please N eed ed Im m e d ia te ly ! Temp/Perm opotongslll tl*l EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS CARPENTERS A HELPERS have experience Call alter 4FM .......... 24* 1242 CARVERS To servo meet to customers et buffet Will train Apply 2 4 Holiday Houea Rotlauranl Hay 17 *1, near LakaMary Cleaning person - tor otfka. full time Salary t I bdrm epl. utilities Incl C e ll* !.22110** : CNA ft RECEPTIONIST Fort lima lor - «aelusive re m o m e n t com m u nity In ongweod 1120 SI Rd N .................... 242*400 S fu ll CNA'S t im e p o s it io n s AVAILABLE. ALL SHIFTS. NO EXPERIENCE NCCCS 5AHV STEAOV ANO OB BND ABLB P E O PLE EEOED. PLEASE AFFLT S HlHhoven Health Cere Coaler l ? 2 » S 4 t .........................EOC M VCONVEYOIt MECHANIC A *. WILDER m«nufMtwYing com pelocftl .ny- isr looking w w hM - . . . . Call m r v t Flexible hours Reply: Boa 212. C/o Sonlord Htreld. P O Boa 1417, Sanlord. FI ,22221 EXPSRIENCEOSEWINO MACHINE OPERATORS Ua-Del Menuloci urlng 2144 OM Laks Mary Road Unlard. Florida 12221 ___________ 91-251*___________ E X P E R IE N C E D I I VOLT Etoclrlcal. aluminum labrlca lion, welding, woodworking Growing company. 4 day week Benefits lo'gnocKl _________ Call 1110*41_________ FILE CLERK Nsadod lull lima tor busy Sanlord business Duties to Include tiling, blueprinting, photocopying and other oc cesionei oflica duties Heavy work lead requiring conicwn Ileus and molivelod individual with good organ liallon ol skills Respond with resumo to P O Drawer t ilt Wrtord. FI 22222-1*74 KKO/ABIrm. Aclion Emptoyar COOH; Horn* Style lood Will previde lurthar Homing Apply 2 4 Holiday House Retlauranl Hwy 17 *2 . near LakaMary T\ . "Cei«ei«v C«vw> CELEBRITY CIPHER m m eprems ere crossed Own < paw ana we I l i M Hi aquae a . ' T O I T I O P ■ K J fO F Z K Z C M J X O M ■ N I Ir v i i V ■ EE ■ K M ,’ Y N V f |L O • o o V J v i r z f f i . J Z I O J i P R E V IO U S SO LU T IO N : “An athoisi is a m an who ha* no mvisible m eans ol support " — Bearing Fulton Sheen 7AM TO tiMFM. FIVE-DAY P O S IT IO N . N O T A T IN O WEEKENDS. PREFER EX­ PERIENCE WITH EUFFINO * W A X IN O FLO O RS. E X C E L L E N T B E N E F IT PACKAOE. CALL JOAN ATi Hlllhevsn Health Care Center 3 2 2 - B M t ................... ......EOEffl ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ JOBS JOBS . JOES Large corporation opanlng brand naw facility In Daytona1 Bch. soaking employees lor PART-TIME EVENINO work ler several different positions Inclcding Driven (on promts#) Clerical Tltto Clerk Apply In parson al DAYTONA AUTO DEALERS EXCNANOE, ll*S Indian Lake Rd., Daytona Boach, It] West. S\s mil** Iran I ts) _______ **4-11111**_______ LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Eaparlsnc* rsq'd Eacsllenl pay to responsible worker Call 111^111 aval LANDSCAPERS Eaparjtncad. with drivers llctns*. lull lima position, good pay and bonof lls. .2221121 LAUNDRY PERSON Clean, prats, told, prtpars retlauranl llnont. Laks Mary area. Part tlm*. rstorsneet. Nosap, required...... i l l *1SS LFN 11PM to 7AM lull lime. Apply In person Llksvtow Nursing Center SIS E .lndSI, Sanlord LPN’S /R N 'S /C N A 'S RN'Ste Slt/hr. LPN'St* Slt/hr. CNA'S to SI.M/hr. Write your own schedule and direct your own carver You •r# needed Immediately Wa oiler ll* i hr*., high pay, great assignments, sign up 4 referral bonus**. Insurance Full or pari lima. Submil return* to : P.O Baa 1224 ___ Un'ord, H U7/7 1174 PHONE PRO • Horn* Improve" monts. Experienced. I PM lo 1PM. Gnat pay!.-..... I l l *12* RECEPTIONIST T t t C T em p/P erm PERSONNEL For pediatric olflc*. Compotl live salary. Excellent banallls Call 111 00*5________ 260-5100 REST AREA ATTENDANT VENDING ROUTE COLLECTOR Needed Apply eaaibound 14. bet SAM Il’ M Au lor Hockj-_ RETAIL MANAOER TRAINEE National company ollars training program lor your txpl Have your own store before you know lit Benefits galore I AAA EMPLOYMENT, 100W. ISthSt............ 91 5174 Mechanical epl. plus 7 to 14 hri H per hour. Call 222 *ISS V E N D IN O M AC H IN E REPAIR- Will train. 10 to IS hours. Call................221-*ISS WAITERS 4 WAITRESSES Full or part tlm*. Exc. banatlt package Contact Linda at V i l l a g e on Th* Gr een, Longwood. *S101g. sat, 14* RN ER. ICU. Mad Surg or Psych. Full tlm« or part tlm*. 2 It or 11 1 s h ill*. E very other weekend otf. Competitive sal­ ary and banallls. Contact: West Valwsla Memorial Hospital 1*1 W. Plymouth Avo. Poland RN 7 1 shift, part tlm* Apply In parson. Lakevlew Nursing Center SITE. 2nd St .Sanlord RN- PULL TIME/DAY SHIFT. 4 R N /LP N P A R T -T IM E positions available Pleat* conlscl: Hlllhavan Health Caro Cantor 221*544....................... EOE/H RNORLPN Full tlm*. 2 tl shill. Charge 4 rehabilitative. Experience helpful Eacsllenl working environment within * superi­ or rated skilled nursing faclll ty. Salary dependent upon eaperlence Apply DEBARY MANOR 4*N. Hwy. II 4*1, Dtbary, FI Man. thru Frl. *AMta4PM.***-*4l* EEO WAREHOUSE WORKERS Full or parl-tlm* position. Good starting salaries. Musi have own phon* 4 transport* lion. Cell 7*0 5521 ATS No to*. ASSOCIATED TEMPORARY STAFFING 407-740-5533 WAREHOUSE: Acrylic Stucco manufacturing train**, productlon department. 2270*20 WAREHOUSE WORKERS FOOD SERVICE WORKERS ASSEMBURS Volt Temporary Sarvlcat has immediate long/short farm assignments from Sanlord to Maitland. Cell today, work tomorrow! Volt Temporary Services ___________ * !*-*!**___________ WINDOW CLEANER SALES RECEPTIONIST Rout# man. Need own car. Longwood/Deland area Sala­ ry plus car allowance. Call: Orlando 4111040 Responsible position lor ca rser train** Is now available with our company. Require­ ments are: Pleasant phone vole*, personality and good memory. For an Interview call Carol al AAA Employ............... J21 5174 WORK AT HOME I Earn up to 510* a day. Psapto call yeu to ardor amptoymant publication 1T1-144S. Maa-Frl. WORK YOUR OWN HOURS) SAW OPERATORS A TRUSS ASSEMBLERS Parl-TIm# Damonstraton lor supermarkets. Central FI. area. Rallied 4 moms wsl corns! Sand taller to: Bex 005 PO Bex 14S1 Sanlord FI, M ill Experience per tarred Hiring now lor 2nd shill. 2PM to 10PM. Apply In parson: LOWE'S TRUSS PLANT. 2*01 Altoron Orel*. (Sanlord Airport Ind Park) SAWMAN lor cabinet shop. Ex* pertoncad only need apply. Call 221 1440______ 1150,000 PLUS! Earn a six figure Income In If** with established national company In explosive In­ dustry. Opening new offices locally. For more Into . cell _________ 407714 1171__________ SERVICE TECHNICIAN" As the leader in our Industry wa need lha best service technicians wo can llnd lo share and ensure our con llnuod success. 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d LEOAL SECRETARY • 12 yrt. eap. desire* pert lime posi­ tion. Available t:20AM to 1PM............... M m . thru Frl. 220 2*1* oiler 1 :»P M QUALITY HOMEMAKER We clean..clean..clean. Vary reasonable 4 RSI-W2-T222 WEOFFER: Excellent pay. Graal banallls Com plat* training. Paid vacations. Company paid re tlrement plan. Advancement based an performance f, solid future with management potential In a recession proof Industry. Lg. Bdrm. w/batti. house priv­ ileges. ttoragsl Cov. (larking, no pots, non smoking Chris lain tomato pc* Ierred 221-t242 93— R o o m s to r R e n t Attractive, clean room. Private entrance, maid it r v lc o . <45/wh..................... 914*47 EXCELLENT LOCATION II Kitchen 4 laundry privileges! lH-*f)*arf*4-JTS-mi FURNISHEO ROOM Kitchen lacllitl** available, US per wk plulUSsec Cell P I 1044 La ROE BDRM. with privet* bath US week. US deposit Cell 221*411 DOWNTOWN SANFORD 1 bedroom apartments. 1175 endup Call...................2114S32 FOR QUIET. SINGLE STORY, ~ ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIOS $ 2 9 9 CALL TODAY SANFORD COURT APTS 323-3301 IN THE BUNK OF AN EYEII Ms. J. N .'t lumlshad apartmant was ranted altar her claulllad ad in lha Sanlord Herald ran |utl two day I Of course. Ms. N. was oxtsmaly i«lulled with the speedy re­ sult* of her ad which was scheduled to run at our 14 Day special rat*. Sha only needed to call and tot u* know about th* quick results from th* ed to stop Its continuing. Some­ thing you want to sdverili* at a low prlco and achieve lest results? Call lha Sanford Harold Classified Dsptl We will start you on the road to s u c c e s s w it h e l l y o u r advertising needs t ...Try us I Th* Untord Herald Clattified Deportment ___________222-1411 OVIEDO EFFICIENCY Mature adult, reasonable rant ± utilities. Rat, rag'd. 24S-4SS2 SANFORD • I bdrm., lanced y a rd , axcatlan l location. SSO/wk .vlustlOO see. 222 214* SANFORD • t room altlclancy With privet* bath. 510/wk plus S12S sac.. Including utilities. ___________111114*__________ SANFORD • 2 bdrm., excellent location. SO/wk. plus 5100 sec. ___________ 222 224*__________ 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d /R e n t ATTRACTIVE • 1 bdrm.. perch. downtown, tt * wk. + t i t * sec. _________Cell 211-4*7_________ DELUXE! 2 bdrm., 2 bath, eel In kitchen. 1425 mo........................ 91-07*5 Lake M a ry ............. .........m -« * ll MARINER'S VILLAOE Lk. Ad* I bdrm.........U 10 mo 1 bdrm..H4Smo 4 up. J2 1 4478 Randaloh Court Apartment* C *rp *r*t*dJ.*ks»A **IU bte See Our Otspt^y Adi....... 228I24S SENIOR SPECIAUI t * Deposit tor SS 4 ever Studies. 1 4 1 kdrm*. Call Kathy todayl 323-3301 Ext. 317 SPACIOUS!! 2B*dr**m s.2b*ttis Rant Starting A t:...................MM ( J r o v e v le * V W V V W $ 1 0 0 OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT CALL TODAY 323-3301 EXT. 214 1 UNFURNISHED STUDIO AVAILABLE NOW! 1 2 7 9 ................... ■■323-3301 101— H ouses Private t bdrm t bath, for ling I* non smoker, references, S M S / m o p lu itrc DO 1111 Apply At Any... &SS«nlof695-7071 CflUdn Dtocount SANFORD 2 bdrm, *11 appliances, almost .......................... SMS LAKE MARY C lta n ln g S t r v ic o BCICLKANINO Let me "hull" your clean I .. all 5 91 *157 ..Call CLASSIC CLEANING SERVICE LIC (N IC D AND 4ON0KD 4*7 91 9*4 Raudeatlal or CamosarcUl 95 711* Free IstMsales RITA'S CLKANINO SKRVICK Marwes. Rentals 4 Orhcasl Lk */Banded/lntd----- US **•* Handy M an *4 YRS. IN CONtTRUCTIONI Retired! Small |*6tl Call 29 7424 Asa tor Chuck PART TIME Cam laundiy 4 d y cleaners nt pari time attendant! to da dry cleaning end wash dry told work At let naan hours Wlitrem Ceil 111 so* L a n d c le a r in q • ACK MOt Dump truck. Shall. Bush he*. Bee blading end Discing 29 IMS or 91 *] 11 M i ^- 115— In d u s tr ia l ________ R e n ta ls ________ 1 bdrm. 2 bath*, fireplace, new paint, wooded loll..... S42S ■ AAA BUSINESS CENTER- New oftlcs/whs* 1154' bay wllh olllca5175 I7-S2/4I7....22* *15* a| 260-8800 117— C o m m e r c ia l ________ R e n ta ls ________ ATTRACTIVE LAKE HOME C/H/A, Specious grounds. La*ie rag'd., no y d i. 212-4IU FOR SAU/LEASE In Sanlord. used ear lot. two bay gar eg* w/lltt, sales olllca, flnanc* ottlc*. 20 plus vahlcla capacity........Croat Location I _________ CallMIJOM_________ HIDDEN LAKE 2 bdrm, 2 toith. central H/A 117S/mo > 1100 sec. 245 *125 HIDDEN LAKE 121— C o n d o m in iu m ________ R e n ta ls ________ 2/1, appliance*, lanced, blinds. Rent/Sall/Or Option. ssis pim isoo sec i m m Highlands, 1 bdrm. t bath, appliances, screened porch, pool, tennis, poll view, no pots, 52*5 plus deposit........ 4*5 454* SANFORD AREA RANCH 2* acres, with large house, 4 stall bans. 4 mote. SUM per month. Near Oeneva. 122-OMS PINE RIDGE CLUB SANFORD 1bdrm.. appliances furnished, pool. spa. tennis. 2nd floor, 5140 month................121-H44 NIc* 1 bdrm. horn* with large landscaped lot. No animals. 5450 month plus deposit. Call attar SPM, i n * 2 9 1Drue*I SANFORD- 1/2. country living, C/H/A. appliances, small dan could b# 4th bdrm., good schools, clos* to shopping, 5475 month plus 1st, last. 4' 222*91 anytime. LAKE MARY 2 bdrm. on lake, fireplace, screened porch, pool and tannlsl-.......... ....... ....... 5550 112 GARRISON wen rang- 260-8800 1410 MAGNOUA AVE. 2 bdrm.. 1bath. 5400per mo. Call 222 17*2 tor oppl. 2 bdrm. house, large yard. *01 Holly Avo, Unlard. S4S0/mo plus sac and rat......... 5208224 127— O ffic e R e n ta ls •RAND NEWI Fulton Cantor. 455 Fulton St. Sanlord 400 sq It. eipendable ottlc* and r* tall|p*ca. 17X1(17or*g*/ warehouse. Mova In special I mo/mo...........„,.„..7.9I-**M 2S03 GROVE AVE. lodrms . 1 bath, needs work. 4 Rent option I........ -.5400 month fe ll t 111 *7*2110 PRIME AREA U L MARY BLVD 105-DuplexTriplex / Rent Professional olllca tor leas* I 212 1544days or 19 0507 eves 4 TOWN INTERSECTION!! Clean. I bdrm., upstair*. I yr. leas*. 574/wk. -t sac. *ISVs B Park Avo.................. 2211117 Orang* City, Whispering Pinas. IMS sq. tt. Beautiful 4 reasonable! ___ 1-1*11*14 AS THE OW NE O F O U R S T O R E IN L A K E M A R Y ’S O U T S T A N D IN G N E W F O O D L IO N P L A Z A • N O INVENTORY REQUIRED • N O COLLECTION PROBLEMS * C ASH BUSINESS • NO SELLINQ • FULL C O M PAN Y TR AIN ING C ASH REQUIRE!): $29,500 SECURED 1 -8 0 0 *4 4 4 « 0 6 3 1 jgaffl&fflMil C 3 E 22E SZ E 2I Complete klichen remodeling 4 home repair. Doors, paneling, slora 4 atfka flatura*. A 4 J Waadcralt LIL’ CHAMP FOOD STORE, INC. j 2 bdrm i, Ho baths furnished, water 4 garbage Included. 5250plus deposit . .. 272 If 17 5 POINTS AREAI I Bdrm*., Ht Baths. Spilt Plan, Adults only, No Pots. 5150 month 211-5111 jiiii * Carptntry" i 1 0 7 - M o b ile H om es / R ent .103— H ouses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t UeBftMd -Fr*« EsVnot** Quality WorkI DOORS. FLOORS. DICKS Lk.IR R M lltS*............245-424* NKW, k f MODE L. R IPAIR HOM tl, O F FIC II. STORKS All typo* construction. Bat/Cons 9 8 0 *9 5.0. Aatlnt, CBC»tSM* Ramodtllng/Additions ’ Rotl donllsI/Commorclol. Small lobs. Agora. 19 509 Slat* artlttod. CBC4110M HBA f 7 Th* Untord Herald Classified Department ___________ 2221SII___________ SANFORD - Clean 2 bdrm. I bath, H/A. carport, good neighborhood. S275/mo. t tlSO dap. Call collect 11S10244 Furnished / Rent HBNPVMBN Fosl and BdSobld building Contractors" • NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • FULL & PART-TIME • PAID VACATION • GROUP INSURANCE • CREDIT UNION AVAILABLE Mrs Grace J. told this Sanlord Herald classified consultant Ol coursa, Mrs. J was aatsmoty satisfied wllh the speedy results of har ad Something you want to rent quickly, at a low prlca. and achieve last results? Try our special lODay rat*. Untord Herald advertising consul tents art -eody to help you achieve similar successi I # UNFURNISHED 1 A 2 BDRM. APTS. 321-0514 ^ Swtm TRaSaSiilEn ^ LIL* CHAMP I FOOD STORES INC. "RENTED BY THE 2ND DAY," V““ Financing Slato Lie tCRCaooall ■ DELUXE DUPLEX Are you tired at apartment living?...............Cell 110 0U7 Clean 2 bdrm., air, drapes. 5400 leese/securlty.....445 1877 B .L U N K CONST. Ins. Est. A Room Additions Rem od«lin|....407-322-7029 j0 R lN ^ Walson Real ty Corp Realtors Families W tlco tn iL .323-2920 M 0 . A d d itio n s & I R a m o d tlln g NEED EXTRA CASH? LON6WOOO HEALTH CARE Caff 224*1** tor apt PAINTERS HELPERS Will tra in . c l* * n cut. sob*r, horde prying 222*14* A T T R A C T IV E LA R O E 1 BDRM. APT. - Reliable ten nonts, SMS mo..............220 2040 ATTRACTIVE • I bdrm., quiet are*. I l l * par week Includes utlltttos.................. Call 111-4*47 “i Full or perl lime, day or evening shills Ftoalbto hours Apply in person BUROSRKINO ITS LAKE MAR VELVD. LAKE MART, F L 2214*41 NEW HIOHER STARTINO FAT I For cerhfted or siperi •need Nurse Aides All thills I Apply In person lo Lakevlew Nursing Center » l » E. 2nd St.........- ..... Soalord 1 and 2 bdrm. duplex's from 5210 par month. Individual pallot. Ig. pool, fenced play­ ground and laundry facilities Excellent location on 17*1 between 4144 Lk. Mary Blvd. l*M LakaMary Blvd. ORKINPEST CONTROL Slsvs Rahal 111 Commerce Way Untord, FI. 19*511 CallOlston Todayl OLSTEN SERVICES ___________ 740-4771___________ Turn your be IK motherly end housekeeping skills Inle douerst Pursue e new career end become e certified nurses aide We will Irani yeul For mere inter motion call 97— A p a r tm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t 2/1. new carpet, fresh paint, 51*5 plus deposit Call Marty Yawmon. *4* 5741 or 222 4000 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS Heme Far Elderly- Loving Christian car* hoar town. Sanlord Cell............ I l l TOW EXECUTIVE HOME It you ere committed lo excellence end have the desire to succeed end grow with a Forlun* S00 Company, w* would Ilk* lo meal you Call or apply In parson NEED A JOB? LEARN WHILE YOU EARN 9 5 — R o o m /B o a r d 105— D u p le x T r ip le x /R e n t CHASE AVE. SANFORD As* WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE Nurses Aide Helper LOHOWOOD Laketronl home. Mature edull...............175 w k . Cell 221 «4U 91— A p a r t m e n t s / H o u s e to S h a re WE REQUIREi A desire to succeed A good driving record. A neel ap pearance Good people skills. The ability to learn end apply technical skills end to work with minimal supervision. A desire lo help people A good work history. _________ Call 4*2 491_________ M EDICAL ASS'T., RECEP­ TIONIST, X-RAV TECH., pleasant, eap'd. 227 1211 lor oppl. return* to 114 W Hwy. 424.WlnlerSpgi.FI 11704 M EDICAL INSURANCE CLERK 14 S0/HRI Fabulousl Handle Insurance claims with a smilel Your eaperlence puls you lo work now I Great benefitsI AAA EM PLOYMKNT.TOOW ISthSt .91117* 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t 9 3 — R o o m s lo t R e n t SALES REP lo UK! Company car provldedl Outside salts lo established accounlsl Outgo Ing personality puls you on th* road lo lucctsil Groat eppor Iunity! AAA EMPLOYMENT, 700W. ISthSt............222 SI74 2C 5a Tan3clearTng R o o tin g BUSH H0C/BACX HOC Work utlslactsen guarantsadl 29*5*5 days/19-19* eves. -SSMUyU19-9 Lanoicap/2 L BOOUK'S - Fr** Kstlautos. New Plantings, Pruning. Mulch 4 Cleanup 29*2*1 T O P SOI L O K L I V K R C D , 54.lt/YARO. FI L L DIRT. 51.lt/TABP............. 91-4211 L a w n S a rv ic a ~ ALL ODD JOBS No |ob loo big or loo smell I Free estimates Call JR. 91 * » « LARRY'S LAWN IKRVICC Lawn MawIng/Tra* Trimming Ramoval'Sodding Seeding FertllUIng/Hautlng 95-20*1 TOTAL LAWN CAR K Mew. Kdge. 4 Weed Baling U*M Haultag Year Round 5*rvk* P a in tin g FAMCO PAINTING RKC (ST. 2* VRS. CXP. 97 U N FR4NK Barnksrt painting 4 pressure cleaning. II yra eip ReSerences__________ 95 11*1 H i JVA PAINTING CONTRACTORS LICCNSKD MVR5. KXP. FRKK KSTIMAT(5.0*2 228*204 Ilk* aawl PaurtMg 4 rsFra* ___________________*4717*0*9 STKNSTROM PAINTING CO. W* special te In ralurbtshmg older homes I For a Free (inmate phene any tim#l 97 JUJor ecu esi ver WANTCO Pressure Cleaning end Painting Paper Hanging HOM( FACKLIFT5 Wallpaper, paint, custom draperies end badwaor l<ghl carpentry ... 1J4 leOC LARRY** ROOF RKPAIRS Specialty Contractor, Occ. Lk. *41*11 1. Call 9 1 4 *9 Sign Painting 1ANLAHDO SIGNS a DCSION5 Professional signs Any type I ( wi n d o w * , ‘ rucks, and lighted)---------- Call 9 5*147 » w e r/S e p tlc T a n k Uptlc tanks 4 drain ttoldi Installed 4 repaired Complete drain 4 sewer line (leaning 4 repair. Septk lank cleaning alia available. Fre* estimates Rocky's Raster 4 Septk Ca 19029 S w im m in g Pool S a rv ic a S4M SWIMMING POOLS M M * Warehouse clearance of new ISM pools. 24 ft. a 9 ft camptotoly installed Includes huge 'deck, ladder, fencing tiller and skimmer. Financing available Other pools avail obi* Cell toll Ira* 24 hour si 1-tM 19-eaM American Pools Gy An American Company CGNO COCOII4** Til* Custom Kitchen. Bath. 4 Foyers. General heme re pstrtl Kept Free (stunstest 111-40*4 or 954*44 V r a a ia r v ic a CCHOLSTRK SKRVICK Free ettimalest Law Prices1 Lk Ins Stump Grinding Tael 91 mSday or nils ' Let The Pretoslieaets Oe It" JOHN ALLKN LAWN 4 T R (K Tree removal and lawn care LOW PR IC iSI Mulch and 91 Mas U p h o ls ta ry * Cuftltm wphoMirfe CUIMb iii . C o m m ir o il i Dwn«t»c SUKI l f ) f m U �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 20. 1989 — 08 H I — H o m e s f o r S a le AFT. 1/1. + I Story MT.TOO LARRY HERMAN. BROKER 15* 433*......alt, hr*....... m W 1 BATEMAN REALTY Uc. Rtal Estate Broker 244# Sanford Ave. 321-0759_________321-2257 BELOW APPRAISAL!! 1/2. in exclusive old Sanlord Spacious. modern, corner lot, Kteened polio 57».*00 Marly Yiwman. US i r a or 112 4000 Watson Realty Corp Realtors BRYNHAVEN BUILDER CLOSEOUT I 1 model hornet, all ) bdrm . j bath, w/lpl* Builder payi doting cot 11 From UJtOO 407-7/4 f 400. Gary Nedley. VENTURE I PROPERTIES E j Owner 4 bdrm. 5 full bathe, ipa, Lock Harbor, SM.OOOM l IMS BY OWNER The Oakt In Sanford. 2 bdrmt. 2 lull bathe, utility room or third bed-oom, fennlt court, swimming pool, Sate neighborhood! 1117.000 MUST SEEI 1211415 or Eves 1 nyeekende................. I l l 5*44 CHERISHED YESTERDAYS! Lovely renovated eouthern charm home on large lot eheded by huge oak Ireee. Screened pool, fireplace, modern klfclten, garage apl. A much more IPrice reduced to onlyl............... ,....... 5117.500 After Hourt Call i SYLVIA CARAWAY...7M 2IU CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR 121*7451 Country Living - Only 44.W0 A t condition - remodeled pi u> a "HOT TUB" room I Call Fred or Cathy Rtmai Unlimited........ 74* 2000 \IJ . m : \ I I Y NICEI 1 bdrm.. I*t both home In eetebllihed neighborhood! C H/AI Garage I Fenced A morel........................ 554.500 INCOME PRODUCINO PRO­ PERTY! 4 renlel unite! One 5 bdrm.. A three I bdrm. unite on corner loll Aeeumeble. no quality w/54.500downl .521.500 WE NEED LISTINGS! 3235774 DCLAHO EXECUTIVE HOME 1 Story . 4 Bdrmt.. 3'v Ba.. p ool, ja cu lll. talra workehop.'garage on I aero In eouth Deland. Many eitrae. 5157,000. Aeiumable let) Will coot Idee water Irani property In trade. Call W4-214 WU DELANO,IACRES Partially cleared. Ireed. peved road eubdlvlon no mobiles.............. ...... 525.000 LAND, HOMES,CONDOS Centrlm Of FU. REALTORS 774-7100er 111-4005 DELTONA Non qualifying Mortgagee Owner Financing 10.000to 117.000Down MAKEPACORP..— 407-574 4111 FORECLOSURE Mekee Mile 1 bdrm. “ home available below appraleal! Completely retnodeled. new root Reduced lo 544.000! Ill Hayee SI. Sanlord-.«414177 FREE WEEKLY LIST of pro party "for sale by owner" Call Halp-U-Sall Braker-....115-1171 OOV'T REPO RESALES! Direct VA Computer Hookup SINCE IT75 BOB M. BALL. JR. P.A..C.S.M. LAKE MARY REALTY ___________ 17141II___________ Greet Sterter er Retirement 7/1, i y r e ol d, ss.ooo dn /aeeume. or k a li option. 554.WO...............- ..... 171 4044 LAXEfRONT PLUS IN LAW APARTMENT! 1 bdrm. home cn large lot (beautifully lendecepedl) IN LAW APARTMENTIn lack with living room, eel In kltth on. >i both plus open porch Reduced lot................540.000 SEVERAL 2 BDRM HOMES! Irom 517,000 to 541.000. out standing condition, with new root, Can air, and reedy to move into also e couple ol HANDYMAN SPECIALS! Cell loeeel LAKE MARIE ESTATES! 1 bdrm.. 1 bath home In outstanding location Commu nily water A lights, large Hying room, eal in kitchen, large master bdrm . screened porch end carport I Saf.OOO IN GROUND POOU Charming 1 bdrm., 7 bath home on large beautiful lot Can Hr A. large closed In porch, living room, dining area, family room, equipped kitchen, utility end carport I - ............. All this tort. 557JS 73* 141— H o m e s f o r S a le M l YOU s i!I D T O M KN M O W IN I AI ISTATl r im ^ v— y STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . We list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater tSaniord/Lake Mary area. SANFORDI TENNIS P L A Y E R S ’ DE LI GHT I 7 bdrm., 2,i bath, 1 lighted tennis courts. I pool 2 car carport, needs t buyer. Home would make a nice clubhouse. On* of a kind opportunity. See tor yours* 11 Have key. will show........................ 5105.000 SANFORD.INVESTORS READ THIS: Good positive cash flow Irom nlca duplex In Lake Minnie Estates. Has pair of nice two bdrm. units Each has elr. eal In equipped kltch on. carpeting, open polio Well w a t e r . G r e e t l ocat i on. Eaceilent rental history. Take a look 1...................... 577.000 DELTONA. YOU DON'T HAVE TO QUALI F Y lo assume mortage on this quarter acre lot. Features greet room, ealre Urge walk-ln doselt. quiet a roe..................45t,W0 SA NF OR D SOUTH. REAL NICE NEWLY remodeled 2 bdrm. 1 bath on half acre k>l near Lake Jessup. New bath and kitchen Matures, new counter tops, new root, new hot waler healer, new well pump, new drain fields. Partially converted garage could be Jrd bdrm. or family room. If you like country you’ ll like this one....... 542,W0 L O N O W O O O . SEE T H I S CHEERFUL 1 bdrm. on nice fenced corner In Country Club Heights between Long wood end Lake Mery. Super lor starters or retirees. For e home In this price range you “ lot rthitone......fSj.soo SANFORO. VE R Y NICE 2 bdrm. 1 bath villa In Plnerldge Club Eat In kitchen, alarms, carpet, storage area. Sun deck plus pool end tennis. Even "Fldo” and "K itty" ere wel­ come along with children. Priced at only............14MOO SANFORD. SPACIOUS 1 bdrm. 7 bath, like new, on cocner tot. Many amenities plus family room, fireplace, appliances, patio, nicely Ireed end well landscaped. Newly decorated. Near schools, shopping, bus and recreation........... 577.000 * * * * * * * * * * VETERANS! NO DOWN PAYMENT! As little as 5500 total move In cost will help buy you end your family a new or pro owned 1 bdrm. home with e monthly payment as low as 5450. Cell today lo confirm II you quality! ********** Call Totl-FrM 1400-323-3720 Super nice 5 bdrmt. 2 be . appliances. Ige cocner lot. 2 car garage, eatres galore I Qulel resld neighborhood Reduced lol 547.W0 Cell alter 4PM............... 44* 4055 ______ No brokers I B DMA SO (REALTY (MASON ••ALUM <1*1X44M(«4(M!4ADtff( lUTW NCKDCD...ACRCAGEI 407-7404500 unlimited me ASSUME, NO QUALIFY! I ' t \ mtg. Zoned multifamily, J bdrm with detached garage Possibly mull! unit. Extra income! Murry! 555.000 KALTY 11 HWV. I» *7. DENARY 305*614431/3054**5722 323-5188 260-2000 217— G a r a g e S a les ~ "GENEVA COUNTRY DAY" SpanI#red By Geneva Ele­ mentary PTA. Crafts, Oarage tele, A Baked Good■I tat., April tltti, beginning at SAM. Only l i t to rent YOUR spacel Cell 54*->515 Large double lot home features large family room, lots ol trees end greet location! A must seal............ Only 4t.500 Alan Johnson,Re/Meir Unlimit 1714107........or........... 7*0 7000 LESS THAN S2500 CASH INCLUDING CLOSING COST 2 A 4 bdrm. homes In Sanlord, Deltona, DeBary. Lake Mery. Longwood A Al t amont e Springs. For selection call: PAUL OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES ___________ 111-1744___________ L0NGW00D/IAKE MARY Low down assume, no quell ty, 1/7, split pUn, Ig. lol, 571,TOOPllolan Realty *11-1*42 LONGWOOD! What a buyl Go lint class! See this lovely home with 5 bdrmt. 4 baths. Quiet tlreetl Near everythi ng! 2 sunp o r c h e s . f a m i l y r oom, fireplace. 12X20 master bdrm. Greet lor l arge family. Fenced yard, big Ireesl M’s yours tori..................SITt.WO LET US SHOW YOU! 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e SANFORD OFFICE BLOG.! KING SIZE WATERBED OCALA NATIONAL FORESTWooded toft. River access. 55400 each. No money down, 145.41 monthly. Owner 1*041 Me 457*,.or..(W4) 47X2411 * mirrored, wood canopy w/llghted headboard. Paid 51.000- As Is, 5500171*1*1 LARRY'S MART. 115 Sanlord Ave. New/Used turn. A eppl. Buy/Sell/Tred*........M1-41M. Nice sola A lovowat, ills , will deliver. Double or queens lie oak headboard, ttSIMUTS • NIGHT STANDS* With built-in lamps. Lam Ins ted wood with simulated rattan base. Lamp shades Included. 5*3 for bo Ih Call ___________ m -l*»7___________ B PE DISTAL STYLE • TABLE Formica wlh chrome, 1 ft.* 3 It. Priced right at 55ee. Call ___________ H l-eill___________ • SECTIONAL COUCH* Four pieces, brown. In good condition. S73. Cell Cindy ___________ MM4M Sola sleeper, eac. condition. 5100; Queen tile mattress w/bo* springs. 540; Green velvet chelr. *15171 3117 • STUDENT OE5KO And Chest wt. 140. Cell ___________ m*744___________ • SWIVEL ROCKER* Matching beige alto. 1)5 ___________ 1711777___________ • TWIN IINOLE BED* Include* frame. Seert-OPedlc. Clean. *75. Can move _________ Cell 177 47IS_________ SANFORD WASHER AND DRYER C on s is ts of 5 o f f i c e s w/rocepllon area, conference room, work room. (2) Can. Ha/ units, can be devlded. Zoned heavy com m erdel. Park Drive. Selling under appraisal. Priced right to sell lest I ..........................57?,WO SANFORD, COUNTRY! 5 acres. Can be ion*d Indus­ trial. Hat nlca 1 bdrm. houw plus rent* 11...............51*0.000 LAKE MARY! 5 acres. 1 bldgs., near city hall. Needs new lonlngl Cell today 1...................... 5*50.000 FOR INFORMATION CALLi BEA WILLIAMSON 323-4762 TERRI DONNELLY 327-0597 A 5 bdrm.. 1 bath home w/big f ami l y room on corner. Fenced yard! See lo bellevo! All this lor 1.................572.500 & <#.? 323-3200 KEYESsI IN THE SOUTH GR0VEVIEW! Move Ini 1 bdrm., 2 bath, garage, big freest.......574.500 153— A c re a g e L o ts /S a le COUNTRY! 5 acres with 4 year old double wide mobile 4 bdrm., 7 balhs. Can. H/A. minutes lo Santordl Priced right 1...............55*. W0 QUIET COUNTRY LIVING Small house, small price. Near 1-41.....................542.500 We have Industrial A pro ieisionel locations to suit your needs. Sanlord A Laka Mary. Near 14 . Offered at prices you can afford I FOR INFORMATtONCALL: BEA WILLIAMSON 3234762 TERRI DONNELLY 327-0597 323-3200 K EVEI i t IN THE SOUTH 1 bdrmt . 2 be . C/H/A. den w/flreplace, screened porch w/tpa, sprinklers. Prlv. lenced backyard. ma|or ap pliances 574,500. Call 177 777* * * * * * * * PLENTY OF ROOM! For • boat and RV on this Urge shaded kit. Bright A cheerful 2 bdrm. home with f a m i l y room A s m e l l workshop! Onlyl...... 454.000 MARY TOBIN VENTURE I PROPERTIES SANFORO - 2410 Holly Ave . Like new! 555.000 7/1. den. lanced. Can. H/A........177 * t il laniard, will tell cemptelely furnished I 1 bdrm. ell appli encet. lenced yard util. room, storage Shed. Air. 515.000 1*10 Summerlin. M l 7275_________ GOOD T E R M S / L E A S E PURCHASE POSSIBLEI 2 bdrmt. I *a bath. Can H/A A morel........................ 5*7*00 Cell Bob BUnkenbllleror Elliebelh Frame 250 1700 Evenings 121 el** City building let, freest Owner Financing 1..................57,000 P0RZIG REALTY, INC. WASHERS AND DRYERS 4*7121*471 Extra clean! 540-51301 Call Buddy MO t i l l 10.9 ACRES 5 miles East of Sanford, 174 ff. fronting SR 44. Owner will provide financing I WALLACE CRESS REALTY ____ SSI-0577 2 .5 ACRE CLEARED HOMESITSI. High A dry, good water, 145 ft. paved road frontage on Maytown Rd. a *40 ft. deep. Ph. A power, toned A-l. 4 contiguous lots. •II or part, 514.500 sa. Terms. Osteen. 407130157* anytime 40717704*1 weekdays 155— C o n d o m in iu m s C o -O p / S a l* ELEGANT! 2 bdrm. 1 bath penthouse suit*. Vaulted celling, sky light, washer, dryer, screened tie. Overtook* garden, pool, ecuill A tennis court. *54400 I j/ajgnLailjr^EwtJBlaTtJ^ 157— M o b ile H o m e s /S a le Nice Doubtowlde 24X44,1 bdrm. 2 bath. 10X20 screened porch, central H/A. Moving, priced lor quick tale I 177 Windsor Cl. Carriage Cove...........222 I t lt Park model, large Florida room and storage building. 57,W0 Cell 40> M l 21*4 PREOWNED HOMES AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TOQUALIFIBO BUYER 14.70 ..Ibdrm . 2balh.S13.SOO 1200.2 bdrm.. I bath ..*10.*00 12.5* 7bdrm.. I bath . 5 f .*00 1400 ..Ibdrm .lbeth ..511*00 1200 ..Ibdrm .lbeth .J1I.W0 All set up In Mobil* Home Park The Prudential Realty Shewcete Oregary MeMIe Hemet 260-1200 DAYS 32247B I EVENINGS 323-5200 SAHFOR D • For tale, 1 bdrm . . balh. or lease, rent, or tell, 1 bdrm I bath C e ll......U1 > « » SNOWBIRDS! Save winter rantil Buy lovely duple si Choice, secure loce lion. 142.500 Abo. 1 bdrm lekelronl................... 551.000 Harotd Hall Realty. 15*-1W4 2 UNIT DUPLEX R E P OI 14.10, 1/1, ’ (1 Fllntsten*................. R E P O I 1 4 . 5 * . 1/1, **1 Manatee. Lew down eslump lion le quelllled buyer 11 H it * . 1/1. ’ ( I Manila#, turn!s h e d ........ ..... 24a«e, 2/1to. '*0 Skyline, large raised screened perch. 511.000 saoo mo w orn ., 55* 000 417 W llth 51 .Sanford Call H I 4071after5PM 14X54. 1/1. split, 'to Skyline, l e r g * r a is ed s cre ene d perch/cerpert........... 524. HO 415 SAN CARLOS AVENUE 24X40.1/1. '*5 Scott. 147— In d u s tr ia l P ro p e r t y / S a l * industrial lots, l acre, ready to permit Bargain at 145 000 Clow in at Five Points Con lact Charlie or Rich leeSbeeitern Investment Pro 41*44** 149— C o m m e r c ia l P ro p e r t y /S a le BUYING OR i ELUNGf Call Becky Cm*ten. CCiMI Re/MeslWa realty e ita ll* Cioctfj Staw/Dtii Good grots, turrdwy op*r* lion, mutt wit duo to hoettn 1175 000 including real estate itermtl 171 ltd* Leave motg SCMINOU COUNTY 2) 000 tq ft Leas* 17 50 tq ft ten SIS to II with terms BEAL E I T A t t OMkt e ll ISM Lerge capacity, multiple eycie, 5100each Call Ml also 514.500 Set up to mettle kerne park Lac.ted to Seatord are*. Brefcec Ml «I4*/«II 57*1 111— Appllancts / Furnltura BEDS-BE0S BEOS The factory outlet store ter Simmons, lealy A Iprlngeir Ail new factory 2nd* end clow outs Complete with warranty Twin Set 5750u**n Set t i l t Full Set 5W King Set tit* Cest e tb s r r y _______ 1*5 SH I • CHEST OF DRAWERS# Vary good condition. *15 _________Cell m WOI_________ • CLOTHES DRYER* Wiiard CHetion 510 Needs element Call Ml 471* eve* er ________ 777 *440 a* f t _________ • DRESSER* With mirrew Matching chart *4drawers te lle * M lew e DRYER Electric. Whit*. Heavy Duty. Larga Capacity, t i l t 145*7*5 • FULL SIZE MATTRESS* COMPLETE SET Good condthon. cleon 5*5 _________ Call M l 5*11 H0TP0INT REFRIGERATOR 1* cw It . Side by Sid* aimond* 5ma sto* U* 5*51 183— T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te re o Good Used T.V.'t 525 end up MILLERS MtfOrlendoDr............1110151 IBS— C o m p u te rs RADIO SHACK T « M 0 Model 1. screen, end print­ er. model DMP 500. Make an OHerl Jo* Macon, H 1 14*1 1>7— S p o rtin g G oodsOBIKEO I* In. Good condition. MS. Call ___________ 77117*7___________ •MEN'S BIKEO 74 Inch. 10 speed, like new condition. 540. Cell. M3 4110 WINDSURFERS f ft.. S114 otto. 11 ft., 5150 obo. With Rig* Call.......... 47IA451 191— B u ild in g M a t e r ia ls ALL STEEL BUILDINOS at dealer Invoice. 1.000 to 50.000 tq ft. Call W/ H l *7*1 collect t i l Aluminum Cam.. Hewipe per Non-Ferrous Metals......... Olett KOKOMO.....................M i l IPS WANTED: Good used furniture and antiques. CAIN PAID. 171SSOS FORD F 150 XLT l**7. Auto., Power steering A brakes, asking 51JOO Can be teen at 701 Cornwall Rd., Sanford. For details call: 1734010 SAM to SPM BAHIA PASTURE GROUND WANTED tor tod harvesting, U S to laOO per acre depend ing on quality I Pleewcellr 407 374 toll days 407 374 list evenings CHICKS. DUCKLIHOt AND QUAIL, Gey eld end started. tS ctotlt* CALL 771*054 • WHITE DUCKS 51each • WHITE OIE5E-SIS each. VARIOUS CHICKENS 51 each. Cali 777 »14 Eddie Bauer custom 4X4, auto, red Abelge. IIOJOO _________ Cell M) 5*04_________ 1966 Ford Ranger XL With topper, excellent condl lion. 55.100............... 171 1114 Aucften every Thursday f PM WE BUY ESTATES! Afftgvt Mill AvoiloMo iKeate 4AB Ml AU4S7 Hwr St 115 MSI ISM. 15X14 with Fla. room. Can. H/A. ell electric eppll •nets.. ........ priced 177.000 Call owner 111 4)70 _____ Twelve Oaks Resort WIDOW MUST SELL ISAS Catiline Motor Home. 11 /*.. low ml tot. fully self- con lelned.......172 7473 alter aPM. 243— J u n k C a rs J un k C e r t , M e t e r s , a T ransmits I eat Removed Free 1........ 177M75 after «PM JUNK CARSREMOVED NOCHARGE ___________ M l *177___________ WANTED, DEAD OR ALIVEI 7 1 GMC HIGH LIFT JUNK VEHICLES Junk vehicles lowed away tree. Top dollar paid lor salvageable cars end trucks. Contact Chuck or Donna Junkyard Deg Aute Scrapping ........... Call Anytime 510.000good running cond. _________ Cell 171 75*4_________ 87 M izdi B-2200 P.U. Longbed w/llner, AC, AM FM, PB. 10,000 miles. 57.100/ottor Cell MO-1475 TRA VF l AGENT TOUR GUIDE AIRE IKE RESERVATIONS » 1— - *i ■— - I -XI - - 1lUMV (BE* WWwEBeP placement eteltlence. Nsl’l Hdgls. Pempsne Sen . FL. A.C.T. TRAVEL SCHOOL 1 8 0 0 4 3 2 3004 [ M.H.AC. j FOR SUCCESS!!! HI TECH CAREERS • ELECTRO NICS • CO M PUTERS • O FFICE AUTOMATION Job Placement Financial AM For Those Who OueUty CALL TODAY... System Tech Institute 3 3 1 -2 8 4 0 ttS E. Swnoran Btotl., CjMjlbjftT ♦*4 713*311 COM PUTM APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST _____ 5M*/Oftor..... 171-4544 1911 FORD SW Gelt good mileage, great condl Hon151.500 Call Mi 550* 1 M ) PONTIAC 2 Dr., AC. AM FM Stereo. C r e e l Condition! tl.SOO or/ettor. Call Mt-SM* 'H NISSAN Centre • I air, new radial tires, clean. 52)0 dn., approx. * 110me. BASIC COMPUTER TRAINING FOR OFFICE PERSONNEL TRAIN TO BE A COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE IN 6 MONTHS •u PLYMOUTH Reltoet 4 dr . 4 cyl auto. Air, Wire Wheels, new tires. 5300dn.....SIM mo. 'M T BIRD 5400 dn. •mis aui ftfuaim •tens in *i 5104 me CALL NOW 695-4000 FLO RID A T EC H N IC A L C O LLEG E 233— A u to P a rts / A c c o s s o rits • CAMPSR SMELL* While aluminum, ter any smell, Ieng bed pick up SlS/Oftor For details MS 7004 T if 1 I • UlCTMAK IF*U* W f t ) iruncT* • t e n *+■ • C liis if Bigin April 3rd ‘M MERCURY TOPAZ 5100 dn ................... SIM mo Wbeloeoltr IM-eil i or H H t f l U k e Kathryn Plaze 1237 S. Hwy. 17-02 Longwood, Fla. 32760 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 i i 111 AhflOutil IUG Ulii! ) *1 'I il \ 11 :n i N( J li 7 I HULt 1 l_ ® 140 I HE 131T St UW < HE IlfT W O ULD O f W M IE I5 213— A u c tio n s BRIDGES AND SON WELLINGTON PARK MODEL 1*7* TRANS AM. 4 spd, runs Herse Stoll* ter rent, 571. Pasture only. 515 South San ford area Cell MO 1*51 203— L iv e s to c k a n d ________ P o u ltry ________ 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s /C a m p e r s PORO TAURUS L *7, 4 DR., •ute/elr/crulsa, 4 cyl. 15 MPG. 55.000. Ml 477*7*0* 7414 GREYH0UN0 PUPS 2 0 1 - H o rs e s 1916 FORD BRONCO II 2 3 1 -C a rs 200— R e g is te r e d P e ls Out of BJ'S Justin end Nicky Finn C*llto7*10*50letter* CM 4 0 0 HONDA 1*71, Asking 53U. Cell M l4751 or 374 *7*4 after SPM YAMAHA. 400 Special. l*fl Exc. condition! 1,(00 miles, gerege kept. 5400 or trade for _lruckj>r>car_^;J J fl_ 7 4 4 ^ _ ^ 1915 FORD BRONCO II 51.000 credit card. Ragardtos* of credit history. Olverce/bed credit/bankruptcy. You can beg Inor re establish credit Phone Now, 4071*1 *411 •VACUUMCLEANSRe Eureka Upright, axcellant condition. 531 ..J IM 7*5 R0CICDITTT? BEAOLE MIXED- Cute I Shots, wormed, good hunting stock, 515each Call 14* 5431________ DOB IE SHEPHERDPUPI To good home i only t _________Call 14* 70*4_________ •OOO HOUSE* Shingle root, built up Ileer Can deliver 575 Call **7*757 • FREE KITTENS* Te good home* ptootol Call _________ Ml 17*1___________ • NOEWEOIAN ELK HOUND* 1 yr. old male Good with kid*, naodi room to run Te good home onlyl 515 Call James el 177 1*01 Alter 4PM. leave , number 239— M o to r c y c le s a n d B ik e s Eddl* Bausr, cletn end loaded, 110.000Cell MI-MIS NEED CREDIT? AS LOW AS UW DOWN I BUY N I R B I I ..... PAY HI REI I TRUCK WORLD ICARS A TRUCKS) 1ST ST. A ELM. SANFORD ______ MI-4007___________ PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION ■VERY WED. NIOHT 7:MPM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1. Dayton* Beech 199— P e ls A S u p p lies t * l l , Grey/Black, 70.000 miles. Take over toes* 542*.74 plus tax............. Cal’ 14* Slip 1*74 Gremlin, good condl IIon wi t h many new p o r t s . 5430/offer................ 130 211* HOT DOG CART OLAROEOAK TREE# Beautiful, you move I 515 Cell ___________ 177 7544___________ • PLOW ATTACHMENT* Suitable for smell garden tractor. 5M Cell 171 *407 • TABLE SAW* Black A Darker, I Inch. 5*5 Call. M l 57M TOYOTA 4 RUNNER Stainless steel, excellent con dltlon, 51.000.1-1*1-744* HOUSI PLANTS Per Hento er Office. 51 to 5M _________ Cell 1770*14_________ • JALOUSIE WINDOW* Aluminum, twe herlienlal •dlusflbto panes In a 20 In. x 71 In. x 1 In. window suitable tor mounting In door er wall of mobile home or Florida room. tlto r bail otter. 173***7 193— L a w n A G a rd e n 195— M a c h in e r y /T o o ls JUNK A WRECK! O CARS/ TRUCKS- Running or not We •Iso tell good used motors A transmissions...........Ml *434 WE PAY TOP SI for wrecked cert/fruckt. We Sell guaran­ teed used pertt. AA AUTO SALVAOE ef DeBary..*4*40*1 Over 40Trucks. Vent A axa’t Buy here -Pay here 1.... 111*007 223— M is c e lla n e o u s • COBRA " I * PLUS" CB • Comet with llghler plug in. K-40 anlenna with magna mount, end* item * speaker Slot firm..... 777 *7*5 COLOR OUAIAR TV I t" Remote and cable ready. Llkanawl...................... 5150 ELECTRICTYPEWRITER Smlth/Carona, 100 work memory, arata............... *115 TABLE A 5 CHAIRS....... 515 COAT/HATSTANO........515 CallMI 10*0*AMtolPM Double reck, stands, paper cut­ ter, leg gun, gift certificates, layaway fags, waterfalls, tit tut papar and morel Call Ml-4M0orM17**7 Flat bed utility traitor. 5100; mltc. bikes A bile parts; cb bate antenna parts; utility desk; Panasonic stereo re­ ceiver; mobile CB's; 1 Pick up truck wide IIres; doghouse Moving, must tali. Ml 4U* • HAIR DRYER CHAIR • E xcellent condition, manufactured by Swin. 550. Call Flor (Designer's Deni ___________ *310*00___________ •HANDTRUCK* Drumn Barrs 11dolly. Cost 51*0 new. Win sacrifice tor 550 _________ Call 17X1734_________ 238— V e h ic le s ________ W a n te d ________ ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES • CORNET• Bundy, made by Selmer. Good condition. 5*5. Call M ill* * Paean, axcellant condition, Apprahod at O IIJ N H,aoc firm. Call ..............W -X IS 3X11 utility trailer. 5*00 5X10 utility traitor 5300 Billy Goat lawn vacuum . *700 Cell M5 0713 1*M, Runs geedi Custom weed bed I Cheep on getl Orta I tor werkl FIRST Me* TAKES ITI ____ Calf 114-15** alter *PM 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d is e STARCK CONSOLE PIANO CHEW High Performance 130 Engine complete, 51000 or best olldr. Call Lae............122 23*7 FORD 1.000 rebuilt motor, stock, first 5400 takes Phone Jon after SPM........... 17X7t*4 • I t CHRYSLER CORDOBA* FOR PARTS SIOO. Call M l 01M F0RDCURRI0R PICK UP 219— W a n te d to B u y ~ 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r ty / S a l e 237— T r a c to r s a n d T r a ile r s _____ CHEVY BONANZA 17 TON 1*7*. tharf bad, excellent eend.. Sacrifice Sl.tH 171-SI54 198S CHAPARRAL 17 ff. open bow, 140 HP Mercury I O w/cover and frailer. 54.500 Days.... tat 0154 LAKE MARY SANFORD 233— A u to P a r ts / A c c e s s o rie s 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B uses / V a n s F iberglatt boat only, 5115 _________ Cell Ml S4M_________ LAKEFRONT, 1/7. family room, fireplace, large lol, good schools, asstane. no quaI lly. Low, low dovmlll Asking 5*4.W0...................... UOOtfl m 7m *r u n i t * 323-2628 15 Ft. Bow Rider INVESTORS SPECIAL U.eee DOWN! Terms! No Qualilyl Low Payments! Hug* carport A garage, tolar, trees ] bdrm . 1 bath. 55*400 _________ Call M l 7171_________ ir«a ru n ti u r n • FIBERGLASS BOAT0 Mohawk. 14 It. Needs some rvpelr. 550 Cell 171 *074 TRIHULL BOW RIDER TO1. 115 Johnson, super condl lion I Makean otter! Ml 015* Dup'ex, 7 bdrm. t bath tach side. FHA linenclng In piece, 511.W0 Cell Marty Yawman, U t V t l or 117 5000 Watson Realty Corporation. Realtor* Sanlord. by owner 1/1 stucco on }<> L oll1 4<y yrs old. lawn sprinklers with well, ell melor appliances MUSTSECII am v m« i _________ HI-117*__________ HID0EN LAKES VILLAS SANFORO ® e v e r ly I FIBEROLASSBOAT l ilt with trailer. 5100, cell 145 Sand Pine. 7/7, dble garage. C/H/A. fireplace, ap pliances, lanced yard, tennis A pool Priced belew apprais­ al! A d Fasti 551.W0.127 27W 774-9400 a* 322-7116 FOR SALE BY OWNER 215— B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o rie s GR0VEVIEW 321- 2720 322-2420 1545 Perk Dr., Senlerd 441W. Lake Mary BL, Lk. Mary K I T N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by Larry W right 55.000 down, assume FHA. no quality, 5 bdrm. 2 bath, eat In kitchen, o v e r t i r e mailer suite.. --------- 57I.WO Realtor. »W A10* or 4W 5407 PARK RIDGE BY OWNER Call Any Time LINDA A RED MORGAN TELFAI 141— H o m e s f o r S a l* INST AN f 52 0 0 00 O F F ■ CHE £30 MU Ti iNi 0 JTOHLVCII b JJ1 111l l l II 1i i i i i i i ■( m i l r i i i i i i i « i i i i * i I i i i �S a n to rd Herald, Santord, Florida — Monday. March 2 0 ^ 1 9 0 9 by Chic Young m HELP YOU HUM Vo v a LIPS MORE BPFICIBNTUY B E E T L E B A IL E Y IT S A M A 7 IH 6 HOW b e e t l e m a k e s h i© b e d w h il e w HE'S STILL IH IT PO ES HOW HE poes . THAT WHAT TH E BORN LO SER UUCCfc FOP-TVOT/ by Charlts M. Schulz PEANUTS SORRY M A A M ..I SOUND LIKE VOUR FATHER OR SOMETHING DON'T I ’ THAT FELLOW YOU LEFT W ITH...DO WE KNOW ANYTHIN6 ABOUT HIM?. YES M A’AM, I SAW YOU AT 0UR6AM E LAST W EEK..AND I SAW YOU 6ET INTO THAT OTHER CAR ANP LEAVE.. by Howie Schneider I 'M TlGHTEfJlMG CREDIT / ( T O SLOUJ D 0 W M v IM FLATIOW J l "TRY AM ICE PACK_ , _• i J 1 cO Sr 3-20 • j. a DEAR DR. OOTT: Do you think men or women are more likely to sec a doctor for pain or Illness? Why do you think there Is a difference? R E A D E R : Customarily, women tend to seek medical attention more often than men. However, the data may be misleading because normal pregnancy Is often In­ cluded In studies or genderrelated medical visits. Thus, women have been unfairly rep­ resented In the statistics. Even taking tills Into account, men arc less likely to visit medical facilities. This Is proba­ bly due to cultural, sex-role tlocally been more Inclined to get help for Illness, more men arc now doing so. Answer to Previous Puttie ACROSS 32 Coastal Eternal 34 Dine Plastic, e.g. 38 Foxy Smiling 4 0 Solitary person Beast of burden Islands Powerful explosive labbr.) 40 Map abbreviation 41 Illuminated 43 Aware of (2 wds.) 46 Stockings 49 Trailblaier 52 Furious 54 Feelei 55 Loom bar 56 Looked sideways 57 Runs from law 31 33 35 36 37 39 Wl DOWN 43 4ft AA T i E R 1 E l l B A l E S s L E T T A 42T#nnjtptoyw ___ Nastase 43 October birthstone 44 Cats have — 50 Compass point 51 Conclude 53 Bitter vetch ■ F t mm • T • • 10 " 4ft 4ft ftO ft! ft4 ft# (01969 by NCA. Inc - spades, not five clubs, over East's four hearts. Not satisfied that South was able to muster up a bid. North carried on to six — a rash action that produced an Interesting problem In play. West failed to lead a heart for an obvious reason. So declarer won dummy's diamond king, cashed the club king, played a club back to his ace and led another club. West won the queen and continued diamonds. Now South came to his hand only when East's singleton Is the with the king of spades, picked Jack, and wins against all other up the remaining trump, and com binations. Should West played the spade 10. Of course West covered with the Jack, and cover, declarer comes back to his declarer had no way of returning king and then plays up to the to his hand to lake a spade A-8 In dummy to bring In the suit. finesse to dummy’s eight-spot. WEST ♦ J97I V-499763 EAST ♦ 5 YAKQ10 9I 52 4431 ♦ Q 5 42 +J SOUTH ♦ K 10 2 YJ 4 Q J 10 ♦ A 109 I 6 3 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North Opening lead: ♦ 9 1 )h \ C t i a 1 I » G F R A N K AND E R N E S T 0 Medical suffix 7 Festival ol Passover 8 Seed covering keel 5 Amount of 9 Scot medicine 10 Lohengrin's 11 A n glo-----bride 13 Digit 12 Soviet refusal 14 Georgia 1 3 ___ degree university 1 7 ___ Paulo 15 Servile 20 Hardwire item flatterers 21 Jacob's son 16 Snarl up 22 Asian country 1B Singer 23 Infirmities Fitigerald 25 Not any 19 _loss 26 Slender 20 Guardian spirit 27 Doesn't exist 22 Mae W est role 28 Superlative suf24 Responsibility 26 Recline 29 Astronaut — PETER GOTT.M.D South overlooked the play that would have succeeded. When he led the third round of clubs, he should have discarded the diamond ace from dummy. Now West can return a diamond as before, but declarer will win with his Jack. He can then pick up the remaining trump and. to Im­ prove his count of the hand, cash his other high diamond. He will then know that East started with one club, eight hearts and at least three diamonds. That makes It a percentage play for South to now lead the spade 10 from his hand. The play loses IHATETUW fcl0» 7 stereotyping: being "masculine" Is not consistent with requiring mrdlcal help. In my experience, this trend Is being reversed. If you cllmlnutc routine female examinations. I’ap tests and pregnancy, the male-female ratio appears to be more equal. So, although women have tradl & v l i r e / \\ y >\ J by Jimmy Johnson “ D E A R DR. OOTT: Sixteen years ago I broke my right hip. It b e c a m e I n f e c t e d wi t h staphlococcus. and I was hospi­ talized for nine months. I was told I could never have an artificial hip because of the Infection. Now I sec my friends going around so well with their artificial hips. I'm wondering If I should risk It. I'm 65. DEAR READER: One of the absolute contraindications to Joint replacement Is septic ar­ thritis. the presence of Infection In or near the Joint. To replace a Joint under these circumstances Is an Invitation to failure because the bacteria will dislodge the prosthesis. I do not know whether you arc a candidate for surgery: this decision should be made by an orthopedic surgeon who is famil­ iar with your case. However, using today’s newer, more pow­ erful antibiotics, doctors can often treat bone Infection and cure It. Therefore. Joint replace­ ment could be considered. The specialist can advise you. For more Information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "A n Informed Approach to Surgery." Other readers who would like a copy should send $1 with their name and address to P.O. Box 92369. Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. D E A R EEK A M EEK W GYJ0HM...W 0W ABOUT A C & U K ? I U RAY YOU "TOMORROW Infected hip d o e sn ’t rule out replaced joint By Bernice Bede Otol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 21.1989 . fy JOWttOO \Jtr$r "X / N E V E P 5AW A ?upf>LE co w / X H ° p E I SBE o N B , . . . " V -TWi$ STUFF AH #T ). fl?F-T*P Jm — SB 3-jo G A R F IE L D SOMETIMES I LIKE TO WATCH LIFE'S PASSING PARADE JTMWVW) 5-20 by Leonard Starr M E A N tfH lte ... J HAVE SANDY BACK! SdAifOOPy... OP ***** MW**** CAAP, THAT™e 6 Successful developments arc Itkcly In the year ahead either with or through people you’ve helped In the past. Something rather outstanding could happen because you were once kind enough to cure. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Today you may go out of your way to help someone who won't be fully apprcdullve of your efforts. Don't let Ibis individual's ingratitude sour you on the rest of the world. Major changes are uhcad for Arles In the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 9142H. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An acquaintance who lsn'1 too well received stx-tally might try to butt Into your affairs today and Identify with you In a matter that Is Important to you. Keep your distance. OEM1NI (May 21-June 20) It s to your benefit today to dress , and c o n d u c t y o u r s e l f In harmony with your peers. Delib­ erately setting yourself apart In any manner could be an error In Judgment. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Guard against tendencies today to follow the path o f least resistance In both work or play. If you don't put forth your best efforts. It will be reflected tn the results. LE O ( J u l y 2 3 - A u g . 22) Carefully check the credentials of anyone you permit to handle your financial or business affairs today. An Improper delegate could end up costing you more than you gained. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Showering an associate with unearned perks toduy could set a bad precedent. This treatment may be expected as stundard procedure from now on. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Usually you arc tasteful, artistic and Imaginative, but today these qualltlcs might hr dormunl and you could behave or dress In ways that will not enhance your Image. extremely careful how you bun­ dle a sensitive friend today who holds you In high esteem. Feel­ ings will be wounded If this person Is taken for grunted. BAG ITT ARI US (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Being yoursdf toduy will lie fur more effective and becoming than trying to Imitate someone elsc's style. Don't attempt to play a role that doesn't suit you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. 19) Everyone enjoys hearing nice t hings said about themselves, but lie careful today, because you may not be utile to discern between sincerity and manipulative flattery. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If you are presently spending more thun your budget allows. It would Ik- wise to remember the hills will eventually come due. Don't set yourself up for a case of spender's remorse. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) People you treat politely will respond similarly today, but be prepared for rude reactions from those to whom you forget to say please or thank you. (C) I N E W S P A P E R EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. BLOOM COUNTY f ■nmr's MY WCXV 3TAP* TUAT3 MOTA 3TAP. THAT3 WW3 THHTJ T 7mrt 4 3TAK ' A SATUlin M i UJCJCt I THAT? — ) 7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1989 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1989 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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No 223 — Santord. Florida ‘Kick pushers off street’ Sheriff's proposal for broad arrest powers startles some BRIEFS By J. 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'Sm ut I nmI v needs In I h ' h rn v r n in n u h In s lr p ln r w a ir l and d iiM im fllllu g n tN iill llie tll." ( 'n m illls s lm irrs w ill m t is ld n adn p dliti I h r •n d n ia n re al a h ra iln u sri tin .In lv 211 II w niiltl li r m i n r law rn im lv w ld e II passrd. n n lrs s rllle s r l l i h im - in pass d llli'lln t! nitllliaiiccs. C n m ily iid n rn r v s s lid I h r prii|MiM*tl nrtlliraiiee Is sim ila r in a n n im rip a l iir d llia n r r In M rllN tu riir. T h a t u id llia ilr r lias tint I n v i i i r s i n l In enu rls. a lln riir v s said A sim ila r J a r k M im lllr n rd ln a lire . w lilr h rrgu* la irs In llrrlllU Ini p m s llim in li p nrp nsrs. lias iH'ril Ii>ntid im m n s ia iilln n .il iii r l i n i l l m i n i , hill In See Loiter. Page SA P ic a s s o sells for $47.8 m illio n □ Florida D O T b o ss fa c e s a c c u s a tio n s Perry Faulkner (loll) and Jetlrey Morton (second from right) await the balloting results Tuesday night as do Jackio Morion (center) Here* Ftwn *r Teener VWWH and former commissioner Lynette Dennis (right). too Pago 2A □ Sports M o rto n w in s big in Lo ngw ood U N C ’s Reid tu rn in g pro ■y BANDMA BOUCNANINB Herald stall writer l.<)\< • W o o l) — . It'll rev K M orion w on dm l.ontiw t mhI District :i c liy com m ission seal hv a landslide. M orton. - I I . n n c rg rtl v ln o rto u s w ith an o v c rw h c lm ln ri I iin votes o r IK ).5 |M-riciu nl lilt- Inlal. sw a llo w in g Ills op|M>nctU. I ’c rry K. F a u lkn e r. K atdknur. a form er city fo in m is sinner w ho .i Imi lost a com m ission hid In the NovnnlH-t g n i n .i l elect Ion. received 411 voles. iHiiiis it*] tre sl of S4M*n By J . MARK BARPIBLO Herald stall witter S A N F O K I) Seminole County fiiminlssloimis loltl Lherilt Inhn I'ulk yesiertlay lie wtmltl have lo wall anolher year In line tlmv would Bee Container, Page BA A I n m i I m ile |H'in iit ol die .r».2li!) eligible voters Itirtled tail Im dm s|m i lal eleedoll lo I ill iln* M*ai leli vaeani iii F e b ru a ry w h e n dm I'o lim ils s lo n o iis ln l l l i n i i i r r m l v r le t 'ln l m liiin ls s lo iii i C a ro l O tluin lot alleged c liy c h a rie r \ lul.idnns M n rinii. w Im o w n s a e iin siru e llo n h im . said In* leli " re a l g o o d " a h o ni w in n in g the eleelloil. " I hfi|H- I ca n live u p lo dm c x im t Iu i Iiiiis all iht'M* iM-ople have." M orion said. Bee Election. Page SA SAN FO KI) The leader nl Hie Like Mary lloiih-varri ttaleway eltorl said Tuesday dial Sanford eommlssloners' relusal in luehide iiiooey In Ihelr apploval ol die himillleatlou eouti'pl could Ik * a seltiaek lor Ihe pio|tvl. The t tuieerii vnlrtd hv Kantlall Morris, ehalrnian ol die Like Mry Ikinlevaitl Simly I'tiniinllltf. t ame as St'iiilliole C'onnly CoimiilsslomTs were eousld* t rim; seeking voter approval lor a taic-ccnt hike In die gas lax lo |uiy lor mail Improvemnd. ( 'oliumsslouers |Mtsl|Minnl a tlet lsloil lo allow more lime loslmly llH*i|lieslloil. "W e may haw a Lake Mary Iknilev.irtl galeway op lo a |mhit. ilin i anolher runl alter dial." said Morris He relent'd to licmidllfadnn nl atuml six miles til ihe easterly |Mirtlnns ol Ihe rtsul that I ravel m s Uike Mar>‘ and Seminole ('tuiuly Inn notalioiii twn miles al lilt* wesl end dial traverses SitiUold. Seminole Coiliily .mil Lake M irv already had approved their partin|tadnn In an InlrrltM-ai ngnt'innil dt-allnu wuh iHinlevard iM'aiilllleallon. On Monday ii Ik Ii I. Sanlmtl emnnussloneis voted :i '2 lo approve Ihe Like Maiy Ikmlisatd iM'aildllea* lion pm jn'l eoneepl. hill tleellix-d lo apptove a way lo |>.iy Im Ihe i lly's share. Illslead. cliy eoinmlssloners said Ihey would eousltler piuvulitu; what eiirtenlly is esdinali*d lo lit* ahmil $210,000 lor the e d y ’s share ol iH-aiidtleatlon pio|eel IWti yearsI h 'Io ic ihelr |Hirllou ol lilt* mail Is widened. Thai wini Ii I Im*In alMiut live years. SaiUoid I'om m lss,m ers also appntved a elans,* In die aitreemenl widt h provides lhal II voiers appnive ti p it i|mim 'i I n iif ’|M'imy gas tax lo |m >' tor roadway Imamilmaimn ihtonghoiu die eotinty. S.mlntd would lml t'OlllrilMile Its slliirt* ol Ihe f 1.4 Bee Beautification, Page BA eousltler ralslliu Ihe salt's tax one eent Iti p.t\ Im expamllng die |.ul and ol her law enloitem nn pm|et is I he vole wasll 2 The eommlsslnliers ennslileit'il Iwo pru|H>s.tls lt,r lni|Mislng nne*eenl lax lueieaM's: I’ulk s |M*niiy s.t|es lax Im law eiilorc,*nifin. ami a |M*miy gas lax Inr I m a i i IIIIt allnn ul m ails ill iln* e n iin iv . a nd tlelaved a rllm i an ImiiIi H a v in g iw u taxes m i the s in ic liallul •m ild I m m II de le a llliu ." s m l ( unnillssioilel Hull Si ill III C iim u ils s liin e r I l l ' l l s tre e llll.lll •slid. "Il dp|H'urs In m e lll.U II s iml lie ,f s s a r llv d ie w iM 'st Idea In h a v e Iw u lla x v o le s ) o il Ih e Ih e sam e t f l f i i 'i i d l i l l l ol e v e n d ie satim y e a r ." H o w e v e r. I ’u lk s .ild . " I l I m iI I i ol llie lil a re n e e d e d , lilt 'll I th in k d ie p illille i m ild im d e r s la llt l." s m t i i i . S i ie i'i i n .u i a n d C o m m ls Bee Sheriff. Page BA ......... 120 .109 (OT) t ()i Golden S tate ............. .127 Phoenix...........- ......... .122 liit'Ylul toven residence yards. Sheriff .John I’olk said Tuesday. The ordinance would ex|>and iln* currrnl eoimly prohlhlilon aitulnsi alcohol ennsump* lion in motorl/rd vehicle*. Including Imnii*. Inrhided In l i r area* when- someone mav Sheriff d e n ie d sales tax hike for jail e xp a n sio n F l| « tS Chicago........- ................. New York......................... SAN FO KI) — A p n h llr Inuring w ill Im- h r Id later lIlls m o u th or e a rly nexl m o n lh hi m t is ld r r a iix m ly w lile i i i m i i ro iiia liie r ordl* n .n ir r llm l w nnlil p rn hlhll rm is u itlp llo il of a lm h u llr I leverage* III m ildiH ir p n h llr p la rrs . < Th e t i r t i lllH I ir r w o n 't a lfe e l o u t d o o r " s p la s h " liars llrensed to m 'II ulroho t oolslde. nor w o u ld II a 11eel a lro h nl m n s u m p tlo n In Herald stall writer INSIDE NBA PLAYOFFS Herald stall writer By 4. HANK BANPIKLO From United Press Internationel reports i II A I 'K I . Illl.l. X I ' — Not ill ( o m lln u liiiiim •ll< K n it ill.nil liiinsi ll a vail.ih lr lin s il.iv Itti i i i a i u io iilh 's M IA dr.ili "I lliin k M's I h s | Ini mi right n o w ." K rill salt I al a p u ss 11itiIrii i n i' m i ilnN o rth C n iu lllia ra iu p n s " I 'v r d o u r ■ v i r v ih ln g I've i*xpct led and molt*. l i r had a giMMl iin n - lur i l i n r v i'iir s N ow I ni d o in g w I i . i I s I m s I Ini I K K m I K rill 0 IlMil !) allll 2M I p in illd s . Is llii m i m id l i ii i li il rtilh 'g i' nil d rri'la s s iiirii liia tiiin iin i ■ lu ll m in p m Indliiiia s n p lin in n ir .lav h t lu a id s r a i l l r i said I ll's le a ving si In mil Im ( h r M IA . I ink n la ss in rn have m in i m id n ig h t S a lm d a v tn in ln iin tin M IA il ll i r v wm il In I h ' iiii Iiiilrd III 0 » .h ll lr 27 ill all ■y J . MASK BASPICLO Road beauty tax hike questioned M AX l l I K K A I *m •| si II |h n 11.in h\ I'ahli i I'lra sM i d rp n lu lu Ih r a ilisi at Ills i . i m 'I sla illlU I malill\ uni h u m a m m ut liilriiM h lllr snld I in sil.n Ini lim n Ilian M 7 s nn llm ii a i n m il Ini I h r a ilis i and Iln m i m id lu u h rs l p t lr r r v r l Ini a w in k nl al I -o ld al am linn S iin p lv llllr d h i I'li assn i h r Spanish lul I I’u assn i|u m l p .u n tliiii was m ir ul a m Mi -s nl h n p rrssm m si and M ih Ii i h w in k s Mild at S n llirliv s al a ll am lin n in w Im It a i n m il , i Im i w as m | im a w m k h\ I ’.inl iia u u m n am linn linilM spnkrsw oilluit I..IIII.l s n w a ll s lid G a u g u in s \ ln a \liia iln ( ildi n lu n r s i. •Ii pi, llllt* a pasinial m i iii m lo lllll. went tin S 2 I 2 linlllm i I A I .I .A I I A s s h K I iiins|nninliiHi S r o r i a i v K a > r Hi ndi is .m sn p p irsM il In lin ilia lim i ahm il tin a u n n v s Im .im lal ptnhli ills Iasi v ra i Im Irai hail pulihi n\ w m ild ili-lt-.il a HM|m m a il I m iiii I is s iii II w as | r| H «lrd I i i i 'm I. iv I h r Si I’i iris liu tu I iin rs. i ii nit* nil m i, rn.il ri |mnt n lila llird m id i I Ih r llm id a I ’nlilu Kr* m il ls l.aw s lid n lllrl.ils h i tin Ih 'p a illlir in nl I l.ll|s|Niri.lllHll km w la ir Iasi vi at I In agm i'V w a s n n tin v u u r n l a llla|in hiidu 1I t m m h County wants to take open container law a step further I t| lee Saerta Late doctor first to receive award bearing his name By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald Mad wnler_______________________ Bridge....................... Horoecoae. Classified*...............Netien................. Cornice.....................Paoale................ Crossword...............PeHee................. Dear Akfcy................■■ Bgerts......... Deaths........................BA Talavietan.. Ceitorial.....................4A Waathor...... Florida....................... *A W orld.......... Partly cloudy, chance of rain I'a ilh i Iniiilv Indav W illi .1 .Ml |M III III III a l l r i i i i h i i i s lm tn is I hull lriu|M i a li i i i in iln np|M i H N am t M iiilh w esl w in d s al I r, 2li in p h I'aillv I Ininlv In in u h l w till a low III till- Inw In m ill >*wflTfrr M is S A N FO K I) - Th e Greater Saulnrd ChamlMT ol Commerce Iasi nlglii piesfilled Ihe Itrst I. i i Im Pert*/ llmuaullurlan nl die Year Award (Miahumotisly m I ‘ere/. The lamlly ol Or. I.uls M.iillii Pen/, a saidmil physician who was involved extensively in mm i.i I and other eummiml* iv .ill.uis, aeeeplitl die luoii/r tiost of him Iasi night during a leeepdou at Ihe i Ii.u ii I m'i . Ii was allfllditt hy tlo/nis nl Irlends. asMH kill's, eniiillliililly leader* and olliers “ I.uls hail stxm-llllng ihe rest ol u* t imid scan Ii Inr amt pmlsdily never tin d ." Marie Petr/ *.dtl .i Imuii her hiistkind. "I.nish.nl the gill ut love." Tieii Per,*/, a tiriuilway atior amt tl.tnrer. anil lilshrotlier Lilts Marini Pi n*/ .Il . an Orlando allotney. aeeepletl Ihe award w nil ih n r mol her I'nm L trg n i. a physit km wlm winked '. G Be* Peres. Page SA Family member, and awatd committee members admue Ihe bust ol Dr Luis Martin Peter, which was unveiled Iasi night From led are Shuley Schilke. chairperson ot the award commidoe. Luis Peter. James Tesat, chamber president. Maria Perer. w ife' ol the late doctor and Tico Perer Luis and Tico are Dr Peter' sons '>x''ry\^)*1•‘t• *:* i V �•ft — Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida — Wednesday. May 10. 1989 N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Report cites DOT problems Secretary Henderson squelched talk about budget problems, report says Woman charged with abandoning baby TAM P A — All unemployed 42 year-old woman >kin Ix-eii (a!Ifil on ('hurtle* lit deserting it chilli .mil child utilise m the uh.iiidoiitiiciii id u newImrn liahy April 27. . I ml it li (l.u rc IVmlx'ticm was held without txinil T iicm I.iv In Hlllslxtrniigh Cm m ly Jail. IVmlN*nnii. who is dlvorrcd and ha* a grown daughter. lx accused ol Ixing the mother of a 7-|M>uud. 4-oimee hahv Ixiy Immd in a Ixix placed alongside a I rash bln near tier aparinimi complex. The hahv. nicknamed "Jack In lilt' Ho*” hv nurses al Taili|ia General Hospital, was wrapped In a while towel and us umbilical cord w as tied olT with blue llircad. Dmior* said the liH n ch buby was only 2 or 3 hours old when tumid. The liilaui now Is in the custody of Hie state Department ol Health and Rehabilitative Services. Sheriffs Capl, Gary Terry said Pemttrrlim worked lit a medical clinic at one lime and knew enough to lie olT the umbilical curd to prevent the inlanl Irani bleeding to death. He siild that when deputies searched her apanm rnl they found the VCR that had come In the box the liahy was found In. EPA will 4f«rtlliz«* Alaska baach PENSACOLA REACH. Fla. — Oovernmrnt scleniists are going to Alaska to fertilize the Iteaches of Prince William Sound wlllt nutrients In an atlempl to enhance the ecosystem's natural ability to break down and devour spilled oil. The procedure Is called blnrcittf dial Inn. By fertilizing the lieachcs with extra nitrogen. phosphorus and sulphur, the scientists hope to feed the microbes that naturally break down and consume the oil. speeding up their work. "Th e present exercise Is to lest the feasibility of this treatment." Dr. Peter Chapman said Tuesday. "Certain beaches will l>e treated and others will not. And If there's a stun that this exercise will function then obviously this cun l>c scaled up to treat many more beaches." Dr. Kay Wtlhour, action director of the Environmental Protection Agency Research Laboratory lab at Pensacola Beach, said lab scientists would be In Aiaska next week and hope to begin the experiment by the end of May. <UtFtMI M l Wednesday. May 10. 1989 Vol 81 No 22.1 FwkliUaad Daily and tender. HUSt Saturday Sr TSt Vaulted MtraM. lac.. MS N. Frans* At* . lasterd. FI* m il Strand Class Pssla— FaM al tentsrd. Flarida ftm FOSTMASTE R land Addrssi (Sanest 1* THE SANFORD HERALD. ZO •as lilt. Sansard, FL Dm Ham* Ostiaary 1 Manias, lists, t MsnSSi.SJS as. Vaar.tlSM la Slat* Mail ) MaatSt HIM . * Meant sss ss. Tsar, sts as Owl 0) State Mad ISrae Mean, Ul M. S Manthi sss tS. Vast IN M FSans 1M» III Mil of w a y pizza and brer. T h r incldrnl drew heavy fire from critics angry that the agree men I had been made out­ side of public scrutiny. " T h r r r should be no reason for us as members lo try to hide lx-hind tht* veil of secrecy when It comes to the open and clear debate of law-making." bill co­ sponsor Rep. Fred Llppman. D-Hollywood. told the commit­ tee. "Th e brer and pizza days ... arc over, as far a* Ihe House of Representatives Is concerned." The bill would require that, with a very few exceptions, all legislative meetings will be open lo the public. It would require thc House and Senate to enact rules opening meetings between any legislator and any registered lobbyist. II would guarantee public accesa lo meetings between the governor and Cabinet members or Ihe governor and his agency heads, and lo all meetings be­ tween those official* and any registered lobbyist. G AIN ESVILLE - The lack of affordable housing will surpass the water shortage and mx -Iu I problems lo become lh<- stale's major crisis of the 1990*. the dean of the University of Florida College of Architecture predicted Tuesday. "Th e lark of affordable housing hasn't been called a crisis because everyone thought it was a lower-class problem we could sweep under the rug. Bul now it lias become u middle-class problem." Anthony Catancscsuld. "h i m y opinion. I think tills Is going to hr the major problem the slate laces." he said. Catunrse said money Is diverted away from housing In order to fund solutions lo oilier problems such as water shortages, inadequate waste disposal facilities, overcrowded highways and other shortfalls In govenimenlal service*. CatuncM- said studies, including one by Ihe Nulional A sm s -la(Ion of HralUir*. show Florida Is n-arhlng a point where "less than 50 |x-reeut of families ran qualify for an average-priced home In t heir counties." Ht- said III some of thr slate's hlghcrprleed markets such as Hillsborough. O r­ From United P r * tt ln t* m «U o < »l reports Straight Bos 5 1290 in order drawn. f*0 it picked in combma tion on ft bet right p u r c h a s e s , p re s e n t e d as Amendment 4 on the Novrmber I(allot. "We had Instructions front our secretary Hint |the| referendum was the thing w r'rc working on. and we didn't want to gel much publicity, particularly anything that would alfccl nr harm I he r e f e re n d u m ." fo rm e r D O T Comptroller Tom Kelso lesilfled during an Internal investigation this year. "I had a very large concern and was doing everything I could lo make sure that nothing Iteeame public." Kelso testified. Henderson denied giving such Instruction*, bul said, "There was an understanding, not In­ struction. Ibal we shouldn't talk alxnil things we don't know the full scope and dimension of." Kelso was demoted shortly aflrr he teslllled and now serves as tiding deputy compi roller. Henderson ordered the In­ ternal investigation after stale auditors criticized sloppy man­ agement practice* that fonvd his agrney to shelve 9700 m il­ lion In cnnslruction projects. Now the agency wants to use some of ilic bond proceeds to build some of those roads. The Bill will offer return of licenses to DUI offenders TA L L A H A S S E E - Persons convicted of d ru n ke n or dragged driving rould qualify U> get ihrtr licenses hark subject lo tight restrictions under legislation approved 28-4 Tuesday by the slate Senate. Sen. A rn clte Girardeau. D-Jacksonvllle. aald his bill (SB 741 would be an Incentive for DUI violators to stay sober and refrain from unlicensed driving. He said such people rrequenily drive anyway. "Th e y drive undrr a sus­ pended license or a revoked ilcense. and on lop of that ih e y d rin k a n d d r i v e , " Girardeau told the Senate. "T h is is probably some­ thing lhal will get for us some kind of control lover such people)." Girardeau said. Current law provldea that anyone convicted of DUI twice within five years must have ange and Palm Beach counties, the figure dtps to as low as 30 percent. "Th e only solution for these families Is to continue reniing." Catanese aald. "When you get lo the point where the av-rragr rson cannot afford to buy a house, you've it one of Ihe tenets of the American dream." Calanesr said Ihe housing crisis will give nrw meaning to "ihe close knit family." and predicted more elderly people will move In with adult children, more married ehlldrt-ti will live with their parents and more single adults will delay moving out or their pan-m*' home*. "When a young, eollege-eduratrd couple who arc both working full-time cannot alTord to buy a house, that’s srrious." Catanese said. "AfTordabti- housing short­ age* hurl Ihe poor the most: that'* a given. Bul Ih ry 'rr not the only ones atfri-li-d anymore." In uddlilmi to the rising costs of materials, land and labor. Calanese said Ihe Increasing Imfxirl fees imposed by lix-al government * to pay for road maintenance, parks and other community services, are making It more difficult lor mlddle-eluss jx-ople lo buy homes. " I sre Impact fees as a B and-Aid G Today...Partly cloudy with a 30 percent eliais-e ol atleriiixin showers or ihuudcrMoniiK. High lemix-ralim- ill Ills- opjx*r RO* and soot Itwest winds at 15-10 ■npli. Ex tended In i e r u s c .l 'u il l y cloudy willi mild days and cixil nights tans'* in lIn tiO* central and highs in Ills- MK AprlAtfutOlA t Erkin**'* Da»fond HrAtft' tori a.Aixlrf'dA»r f Oft Mprf * GA-fWDstMtr jAckVOn.illr **» Mfrf* M-A'ti. 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M iO W a a n l , W 4 1 A e * t f t p w iH v H V p C u I f t 1 # | K f t n V O f t V fP tFP A t o m A C ^ f t p m a n * ( T f t M iS o O f i p r r ) * f t ) h r I l tfA fV P u U m » t ! ) l w H a n d M a t f i t rW itIa*ko fn e y t m i u M h m o * f • t 1 0 f l*A .f"h o w 4 f ) 1 4 n rH tJD i.w a C t , i t I ) itrg g o p c tt)fM t1 l)fItl n T O c«for fH | I IX T M N IM n M K da. approach, a temporary solution lo Florida's Inadequate fiscal basis for Infrastructure." Catanese said. He aald if Florida la lo beat the housing crisis, government mutt make affordable housing a major priority. He said the government should ofTer IncrntfVr programs and grams lo developers and builders to encourage them to provide moderately priced, quality homes. He also recommended that Ihe complicated con­ struct Ion permit system be overhauled to make It speedier and more efficient. The College of Architecture now works on affordable housing research in partnership with Ihe city of Gainesville and private interests. Last year the college asked Ihe Legislature to create a Center for Affdrdable Housing at Florida lo research and develop ways lo keep construct Ion costs down, while providing alfordable housing. The legislature errated the center with •300.000 funding bul the governor vetoed the allocation. "So we have a legislative mandatr lo m -a lr Hits center, bul no dollars to buy ihe llrsl |x-uril and notebook." he said. The university lias asked thr legislature to rcallix-ate the funding for the center this session. W EA TH ER Tonight ..Partly rtmidy with a low in the low toimd (JOn Tom orrow ...Bully cloudy with a high ifiiiix-ratiiic in Ihe low lo mid 80* and nonliwesi winds ul 10 I5 m p h his license revoked for at least five years. Persons convicted three lime* wilhln 10 years lose their licence for al least 10 years. A n yo n e co n vic te d four times, or who commits man­ s la u g h te r w h ile d r iv in g drank, loses his license per­ manently. T h e law allow s people whose licenses were revoked to petition the state to restore their privilege to drive to and from work only. Girardeau's bill lightens the r e q u ir e m e n ts fo r r e ­ instatement, and removes a provision that allows people under permanent revocation to seek restoration of full driving privileges. Under his bill, persons un­ der five -ye a r revocations could seek restricted licenses to drive to and from work after one year. Those with longer revocations would have to wall two years. Dean: Housing shortage to be state’s major crisis VENICE. Fla. — Aclor To n y Dow, who portrayed Wally Cleaver on the "Leave II to Beaver" sitcom, credits a supportive family and a balanced diet with helping him overcome the depression he has battled for 20 years. Dow. 44. was In Venice Monday as spokesman for the National Insttlule of Mental Health's D A R T program, for "Depression Awareness. Recognition and Treatment." He played Wally Cleaver from 1953 to 1957 In the original T V sitcom, uud now ponrays an adult Wally In a revised version. "Th e New Leavr It To Beaver." filmed In Orlando. Unlike the Cleaver family, who solved all their problem* lit 30 minutes. Dow battled varying levels of depression for Iwo decade*. He suffered his first of two major bouts with the debilitating Illness eight years after the original Beaver show ended. "One morning I Just didn't get out of bed." Dow said. H r *|M'nt Iwo weeks In the menial health center ul a lam Angeles community hospital, w h rrr h r realized hi* rondllion wuseonimonuiid treatable, he said. " A lot of people have the same situation, but don't gel help," Dow said. "It was a new experience to see other people fit the same boat." tMift advanced T h r legislation was prompted hy the Infamous "beer and pizza" Incident In the spring of 1987. Lawmakers who had been stalem ated for weeks over whether to enact a servlet-* tax rcuchcd u final agreement dur­ ing a late-night meeting al the lownhousc of a Tallahassee lobbyist, where they shared Dow battlod depression for 20 yftare TH E TA L L A H A S S E E — Tran*|x>rtat lull Secretary Kaye Henderson suppressed utlormahon about the agency's financial problems last year lor tear bail publicity would rich-ai a major road txmd Issue, li was rc|xiricd Tuesday. The SI. Petersburg Times, citing an Internal report ob­ tained under the Florida t’ubllr Records Law. said officials In the Department of Tratis|xtrtatlon knew talc last year the agency was on the verge of a major budget crunch. But Henderson feared If Hie Information were made public. TA LL A H A S S E E - The Hnuse Ethics and Elections committee Tuesday passed legislation pro­ viding Increased public access lo government activities, promising to banish forever the “ beer and pizza" meniallty of backroom politics. The bill (CS-HB 10821 Is In­ tended to Increase public access, particularly arces* of reporters, to private meetings between legislators, lobbyists, the gover­ nor and other slate ofTIrlal*. Those meellng* often decide what public policies will be adopted. EVER G LAD ES N A TIO N A L PARK. Fla. - Firelighter* In Everglades National Park worked Tuesday to extinguish the smoldering remains of a 450-acre brush fire that threatened a popular tourist spot In the park, an ofTIrlal said. "It lakes a long lime to get It to thr (mint when we can say It Is safe." said Pat Tolle. a spokrswomon for the National Park Service. "We are not al that point. Tolle said the flrr. whlrh subsided overnight Monday, covered 450 acres of the Shark Valley serf Ion of the park, near u paved pathway and ranger station popular with tourists. The area will remain dosed to the public until the flrr is out, she said. "Th e blaze hasn't changed much since last night." Tolle said. "They mapped It so we feel confident about the size." The park's main entrance southwest of Homestead and another entrance at Everglades City were not affected by the flrr. and remained open. The Shark Valley area was used Tuesday a* a staging arra for the 15 firefighters and two dozen other park employees rrcntlicd to battle the blaze. Tube said. Since' Shark VftUcy Is *. designated wilderness area, lire lighter* must either walk In or be carried by hrllroptrr. "It's very lahor intensive." she said, noting that one fire crew was replaced with a frrsh crew from Georgia Tuesday afternoon. The winning numbers Tuesday in the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 game were 33.35,25.25 and 34 The daily number Tuesday in the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was MO Straight Play inumbers m easel order) 1250 on a SOcent bet. 1500 on ft Bov 3 inumbers in any order) f80 for a 50 csnl to1.t160onf1 Boi 6 (number* in any order) f40 lor a50 cent bet. MO on ft Straight Bos 3 $330 in order drawn. fad in m y order on a It Hie voters might kill a #500 million bonding program for H o u se panel passes open governm ent bill Firefighters battls remains of fire L O T T — IV wfrfWWWFTWlS IVTfVFINniWNiV ptun Is meellng resistance In the U-glsIniurr. when- lawmakers Its-1 li would break fault with voirrs who approved Amend­ ment 4 to save money by buying laud Tor roads years In advance at today's cheaper prices. James Ely. DOT'* Inspector general. Interviewed more than a dozen employees In January and lood 224 pages of testimony. Among his findings: •Some D O T workers knew Tor months the budget crunch was com ing and wondered w hy nothing was being done about It. • Some workers Intentionally did nut documeni sensitive dis­ cussions or decisions. • Workers preparing D O T'* const met Ion plans were Inexpe­ rienced. overworked and burned oul. • The department sometimes used questionable accounting pracl Ices to balance Its budget. [ ] D d ft m sa B r k B i Waves an- I tool willi a silglil ( Imp 1'iiriclll is In tin- amt I ti with a water tcio|x-ralurc ol 74 ih giccn New B a y r a * Bdacfc: Waves an- I l o u r and gtassv C o m ill is lo (lie n<a III with a wall i leni|x'laliile ol 74 (li'glees Sim m i h ii l.u Ini 1.5 Si Allgusliue In Jlipiler Inlet Small n a il should rxcicinc cau­ tion untth ol Ca|x' Canaveral lislav north ol('a|x- Canaveral wind noiiih to nniiihwcsi |5 to 20 kls Seas 3 lo 5 li ILiv and mlaiiil u .m is a mixii-ran* i hop Soiiili ol Canaveral wind soulli IO lo 15 kin Sean 2 lo 4 II ILiv and inland wain* a moder­ ate chop i'.i|h - SySSSM44 Tin- high lt-ni|B-ratuu- in Sanlord Tuenday was Rti degu-i-s and Ihe overmglu low was fill as ie|xated hy lls- University ol Florida Agricultural Rescan h and Kdocalioii Center. Celery Avenue There was no u-i ordi-tl i.mil.ill doling ihe 24 Ilnur |x-nixl endlitg a tR a m Wnlni-nduv. The lcm|x-iaiiuc al 8 u in today was till degrees and rnesday'n overnight low was li-5. as n io rile d hv ihe Naiional Weather Serviee.il the Orlando Inlem.iHimal Ali|>iil Ollier dala Y M R 4 * f • fetpl....................B T B w M w trk p i u n r t . l l . M B r U U vr B tu a M Ity..... M pci W (•*«....SMtfcWRAt. I 3 « p h RAlAfAll......................0.0 0 l« . T M a y 's m msrri ......ft-O* p .a . T i R i r r w ' i M a r iM ....A ilT ftft ftft ftft to ftft ftft ftft ti ftft ti ftft �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. May 10. 1989 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Outgoing U C F president addresses graduates etvteau Harald staff writar Woman aeeuaod of hilling offiear SANFORD — A pnllrcman who tried In ralm n dispute belwern a rouple ill 4 1 1 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, was hit In Ihe chest, allegedly hy Ihe woman. That brought charges of battery on a policeman, resisting with arrest violence and disorderly tntoxlcallnn against Rose Mary .lackson. 39, of 616 E. Eight SI.. Sanford. Jackson was arrested at 2:32 a m. today. Rond Is 93.000. Wife tayt man chokod hor W IN TER PARK — A rural Winter Park woman lold Seminole County sheriffs deputies her husband choked h rr and threatened lo kill her. She also said he smashed Ihe windshield of a friend's ear and set her 963 afire. Joseph II. Oualt. 27. of 2702 Rrd Lion Square. was charged with bailer)-spouse abuse al home nl 7:31 p.m. Monday. Rond Is 9300. Daputy finds cocains in car CASSELBERRY - A Seminole County sheriffs deputy who slopped a car beenuse he couldn't clearly sec the car's license lag. charged the driver with possession of cocaine after contraband was found In u search of the car. Chrislophrr T . Lassiter. 18. of Deltona, was arrested ul 11:25 p.m. Monday on Slate Road 436. Casscllrerry. He Is also charged with driving with a sus|tended license. CCIB arraata thraa on cocaina chargaa W IN TER PARK - Three men. who wen- allegedly Involved In the sale of one-half ounce of cocaine for 9350 lo undrrrovcr C lly County Investigative Rureau agents, were arrested ul 11:24 p.m. Tuesday. Charged wllh possession and sulc and deliver)' of coculne Is Kevin Patrick l-owcry. 23. o 195 Slumber Court Casselberry. Charged wllh sale and delivery of cocaine are Stephen John Tucker. 1H. of 7145 Citrus Ave.. Winter Park: and Kelly James Lrndclan. IH.of 7 l8 tiC lin is Ave.. Winter Purk. Agents report meeting the three men and striking the deal al 7180 Citrus Ave.. al uboul 8:15 p.m. Agents said they gave Lowry money for Ihe mculne. and lie and Tucker left lo pick up the order. When they relumed, agents said. Ihe arrests were made. Rond Is 95.000each. F m o«ntology workshop offered SANFORD - The St. Lucia Festival Com m IIlie wauls Kailford lo find lls roots ut u free genealogy workshop tonight. The first of two workshops will be 7 p.m. tonight ut the north branch of Seminole C ounty Library. ISON. Palmetto Avr. Anyone Interested muy irucr Ihelr family tree by using the federal census und oilier avail­ able resources In Ihe workshop. The commlllte hopes lo at­ tract local residents wllh Swed­ ish origins as a pari of Ihe SI. Ludu celebration of Sanford's Swedish heritage. Families of settlers arc asked lo call the llh r u r y for fu m lly h is to ry (tucket s. Cyndl Kueclii. reference librar­ ian at the Sanford branch, will Is- directing Ihe workshops. For more Informallnn. call Knee hi ut 330-0438. ■ M M O U C Y CALLS TU E S D A Y • 12:53 p.m. — Hood and lo Central Florida Regional Hospital. • 1:03 p.m. — 705 S. Sanford A vr.. fire caused by soddcrlng pipe. man. 40. nm trans­ ported. • 1:36 p.m. - 1600 W. Flflll St. *28. medical cull. Icmulc. age unknown. trans|xirted lo Central Florida Reglonul Hos­ pital. • 11:46 p.m . 10(11 E. Fourth'S!., medical call, m an.' 65. trans|M>ried to Central Florida Regional llospliul. W EDNESDAY • 5:14 u.m. 1401 Forest Ave.. medical call. man. 26. not truns|>ortcd. •6:53 a.ill. — 1314 Sum ­ merlin Ave.. trash lire. 1.700 degreaa were awarded el the Unlverelty of Central Florida yesterday. Speakers Included out-going president of UCF, Or. Trevor Colburn (above). Fire, police im pact fees approved by city By LAURA L. MMXIVAN Harald staff writer______________ SANFORD - The city's first police and fire protection Impact fees got a und ol approval from Ihe clly commission this week. The commission unutilmously passed on llrsl reading Monday ordinances establishing the first Impact fees for (Millie und fire pmtrrtion In Sanford. Second reading of Ihe ordinance Is scheduled for May 22. Impact fees urc charged to developers In order to |>ay for Ihe demuml for services creutcd by new const met ion. The fire pmiccllou fee will lie 933.(11 per residential ilwelling mill — a bouse- or apartment — and Ih n e cents |m t scpiare IcmiI of noii-rcsldenilal development. The police protection fie will Ik 923.87 per dwelling unit and eight cents |M-r scpiare foot of linn-resldeiillid development. elopmeni. which arc-counts for 79 prrrenl of poller calls. Rut most revenue from Ihe fire fee — or 920.396 — will come from n-sldenllal development, which accounts for 59 percent of fire and emergency medical calls. The fee schedules were re­ commended lo ihe commission Iasi month by a c-ltlren advisory board. The board is now dis­ cussing an Increase In existing Imparl fees for recreation. Con­ sultants for Ihe clly have re­ commended Increasing the recreullon fee from 9150 lo between 9400 and 9600. I'hr advisory board will m rrl wllh Ihe recreation task force ul a clly commission work session Monday to discuss Ihe city's goals for funding recreational furlllllrsund programming. ORLAN D O - Standing before the 304 graduates of the college of arts and sciences al ihe University of Central Florida. Dr. T r e v o r C o lb o u rn said th is country needs to redefine their sense of values and be willing to take risks. “ To loo many, value means wealth." said Colbourn. outgo­ ing president of the school. "We need to rrdrDne that. We can't continue In survive wllh Ihe Incredibly rich and Ihe In­ credibly poor." Colbourn said education must play an Increased role In making this country a belter place. "It costs 924.000 to keep a prisoner In jail for a year." Colbourn said. "You could go to Harvard far that. You could pay for a year al UCF five limes." E c h o in g a s e n tim e n t expressed rc c e n ily by the Seminole County School Board on Ihelr trrrn i leglslallllve lob­ bying trip. Colbourn asked. "Do we need more prisons or would we be better served with more social wrlfarr and education?" Colbourn accused Ihe present generation of being "like Scarlcli O'Hara:" always putting oil un­ pleasant thoughts until tomor­ row. The future. Colbourn said, was with Ihe graduates who sut before him. And they must In* willing lo lake risks. "W e say wc belleve In competition." lie said. "But do we? We spend more lime asking why we can'l than we do seeing how we can." Colbourn lold his audlencc that he Is arguing for risk-taking wllh good liming. "Little can be accomplished without risk." he said. "Bui liming tsevrrythlug." During other ceremonies dur­ ing Ihe day. another 1.400 students were awarded degrees In education, engineering, busi­ ness admlnlslrallon. health and liberal studies. Two in critical condition after three car accident Harald staff wrilar O V IE D O A F lo r id a Highway Patrol Investigation continues today lo determine Ihe cause of a Ihree-car crash one mile west of Oviedo on Slide Road 434 al about 4:10 p.m. Tuesday. Thelma Toloetll. of DeRary. und her husband, d rive r Francis Tolorlti. were criti­ c a lly In ju re d , a F lo rid a Highway Patrol spokesman said today. Tw o other passen­ gers in ihe car. Ruih und Edna W llworth. were also Injured. Ruth Wllworth wus In stable eondlllon and Edna W ltw n rlh 's In ju rie s were minor, the spokesman said. Dennis tlurrel. of Orlando, who was driving west on Stale Road 434 when he lost control of his car anil crossed Into Ihe eusthound lane, suf­ fered m inor Injuries. Tin d riv e r of Ihe th ird ear. W illiam Lew is, of W inter Springs, was not injured, ac­ cording lo Ihe F ill’. The F ill’ spokesman said Barrel's car crossed Into the on-coming lime and Hu- left from of Ills car hit the left front of ihe T o Iim- i i i ' s car. la-wls' car was sldeswl|M-d by both of the other cars. Injured persons wen- trans­ ported lo four different area hospllats. the spokesman said. The Investigation con­ tinues and charges are pendIng. One-Year The (Millie protection fees un­ expected in raise ii ImiiiI 930.272 annually. or 9314.628 through 2005. Project Ions for fin- pronelion fee revenue an- 928.280 unnuullv. or 9488.775 ilirougli 2003. Projections lor revenue anbused on I In- growth lon-casl showing 4.3 million square feel of non-n-sldcitllal development und 6.432 dwelling units consi m cied In ihe clly lM-lnn- 2(X)3. The bulk of (Millie Ice revenue — or 920.484 annually — will come front non-residenttill dev- Special 100(^9154 AiinmHVruiitBfr lukl* i ‘W N'tini »l l \fniit.*. If.it. % LimitedTimeOffer 1Brill aM Itt. •hnstahaal I toil*. M IA M I: III S M— JU- hI li.H,!« tUl.] 711.' MAIM: •l?V«n. Ilt£tm.ll IT MJ MS It l» M A H IN A: -*l" IM i.4u Act now for an incredible rate on a deposit as low as $500. We’re offering this special one-year Certificate of Deposit rate only in Florida - and only for a limited time. Your deposit is FSLIC-insured up to $100,000 per account relationship for total security. 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FLA J277I A ir.i I .Mir 407 H22 2111 I or H.tl !l«»*l:1 W ayneDD o yly P ub livh er R o n aldM l M o tif E xecutive E d ito r L aura So llien ,A dvrrtitm gD irecto r Ilium m ill i n IM iiiii Ii * *111 Ml I i M h iii I im « I ‘H « i > i .ii * 7h i « i In Si..I. Mail l Months 'mi i . \|,mills S p llio >r.it S n .n o (till III Sl.ilr M i l I Muntl's >21 m | Months M u in ' i . i i 0 . m u i C E IT O R IA L S Now, the real test ( llir ul I .wit III Am erica's l.isl lr.lillllnti.il tin i.ilnrslii|is riK liil F rit 3. w hen A llrrilir S in w s M iiT. I’.u .m u.it 's mllit.irs itn t.■11it lot 34 \r.irs. was overthrow n in .1 U im m I v m iln .u t coup Keccntly. Paraguay market! Its m u p iilillr.il s i.ilu s wit la d ia l ci-lrtiratio n ul ilr m o r n ir v — an election r i ir r r were lew S ilip n isrs 111 llir results As r.\pi 1 in i, U r n A m ir is K txirigur/. d ir m an w h o overthrew Slrtx-ssner. swept in >irtiir> !■> a huge m argin over w e n <tp|M»*siti<m r.im liil.iirs |nr president Mi is 1 Paragtiavaits a p p .iirn llv considered llir pM'slilrin > the pi'ptil.ir general's iln r lor luiv uii* r iu ln l d ir ilu laiorslnp A m i |nsi as p m lle ta h ly . ra m liila lrs ul llir ilom niant C'nlnratVi P a rly w on a ma|otit> ni 1 Him irssiim .il scats. assuring KxxtrigUf/ ol a i(Mi|MTallvr legislature lot hts p ro rla tm rd program ol rro n o m ii am i |miI i i i i -.i I rrlo rn i l l i r ipirsO o il now Is whether tills exercise 111 r r la llv r ilr tm i'D ir y presages what most I 'at .m u .1vans s r r m to want th e iK-tm attirni rs ta lilis lim n it ol rtvtl am i political Ir m lo m s am i .111 r m l to llir grim suc.v-sslon ol ihrtators w h o have m in i Parnguav lor most ol its Instory. It Is relative* d e m o c ra c y because the r l n lion was imi! w llh o n l In s la n rrs ol tiallot Ir a in l. a lth o u g h o p p o s itio n 1 h .ir g r s ol wholesale I ram i u t i i i unloutidcd Kixlrtgue/. still h.iskinu in Paraguay's |nsi Strtx-ssiicr glow . u o u lil almifsl certainly Iwivr s r o in l .1 landslide victory w ithout stealing a single vole. W IL L IA M A . R U S H E R Can M ikhail G orbachev succeed? i M r iiM S r i r U i N 1)1* k C 'h rn rx u m ilil (to ur|| to Mllf!x Mil.lift Ik IIim •* t.m inus |||||« |mm m t)|s4ii\f t\ iN-fnti- lit pinner s m m It ilr r jw t m in till* lilt* kf l«N nf Ihf iV n f.i^n fi It Ullis fntlnu «* I .If*' h .1 Imiiu i ||s« ii \« i \ I**tI | II * Yoil nrilx ^« ! xm it I mi h\ hit If xm i h .iu lin k \nu tillil ill I .llh v m ilh Mo* il.in^r Mills It Is In t r || III* llt llll III lit \ * .Its 111 til* IldtiM nt K t p f r v til.itlU 'k M i«k i lin n \ f.itttfri rnortitm i* n «|m i tm ih Ifn m othf i m r in lR f s III |mi|li p .irtu s .im ! 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In s« titir Is s!\ u fin u til !w !ar m «»if In*^s!Hi Ilia n hr'** tu r n Iti IrriU H n l Ins a llllm lr tnu a id s Ih r \\» si I h r it r \ 1 d .1 \ u tth m it i« IrrM llf! *tl r r i tl\ In C l i r t l r x l*rt stilr nt lln s h tn s# ffti! th r In lln u m t: snntlllfli; u n fd s m in a s|w *i h tn thf I * S < h a ttth rr nl t n m tu rn r Y o n ktn*u I m a lf it i I* at lo Mr ( •nfliathrx u h rn u » m rl I It a l u r u a n I r d I o %r r n r f r s t f n t k a sit* im l " ■ u cannot tio I h r m r I la u r n titlormed it ifill« k In l l l l r i |i vr l i in only he lim it s trtn .u k as .in <■?■ r ||«*f t lo s«>t|rfi Ih r Im fMi I nl 1 h» n* \ % stai* fit* nt and ih* \ at* tittdm ihtrdlx n u ll! Ih il II sltntdd I m tm trd that Mi H ush dn 1n t f: s. laf as lit «!ls.i|*frr S4|ti.it r l\ u Mil Ills d* t* lisr s* i »* tar\ l Itrfirx hail Ijnrs%» i| tfiat l»t*tlMi h n u n n lil nil ttn.itr l\ lad h ush m rfrlx s.iid that h r u altf* d lo s n | «frs tfn lk .i t i u n r r d ( h* nr \ prrdM Is it u«»ft f JACK ANDERSON NRA slips in battle against gun control U A S H I M . D IN I I I . N a tio n a l M lllr A sv m i .iim io is up against th* rn | «s | tie ..M a tg u m rn ts I I . g im .iw t ir t s rtglits |ust d.iti I siam t u p lo the lace of u rts in guerrilla wail.ur It Is also i m r dial P.iraguav s |m>Iim <. i I would have had little rli.im r in an\ r v r in Su p p r.sscd lor 114 years d u ru m d ir H lrn cs su cr dtctatorship. the disorganized ojijx^lM on I'^uM h a rd ly compete effectively against art In ru m lte u i presidrni and die p rrvrtslve C o lo ra d o I’a rly m ae hln e in a eainp.im u ol Irately HO days o |i |m istton W h a t m a ile r s u o u is lor P re s id e n t Kodim oe/ lo make |M'riuaneni the eivil and (m lllieal Ireedom s he granted liv d rrre e atier ove rth ro w in g Slna-ssner A n early Imheation ol K o d rlg ttrr' intentions w ill tie Ills res|M-ri lor d ial novelty m Paraguay. Irtedom ol Ih r press. It K ix ln g u r* Is serious alxstl (lem ocraey, he m ig h t also he serio us aho u l re fo rm in g P araguay's over-regulated. siallst econom y. II so. Ihe |Miltllinl lienellls ol sell governm ent could la- m atched lor Paraguay's 4.3 m illion |M-ople by the risum livin g standards dial a prlvad/ed. market -oriented econom y could jiroduee. W a s h i n g t o n c a n . a n d s h o u ld , h e lp I‘Uruguay hy using the modest aid and irudc Inccntlvcs at Us eom and lo nudge I ’resideni Rodriguez In ih r right directliai. Th a t could help give Paraguay Its best ctiuncc lo m ove irreversibly from dictatorship lode m u cru cy. L E T T E R S T O T H E E D IT O R L e ttrr* lo I h r n lllo r are w r le u n r . A ll Ir U r r s m ust tie s ig n rd a n d Include a m a ilin g address and d a y tim e telephone n u m b e r. Letter* sh ould be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. Letters a rc subject to editing. Berry's W orld "You wouldn't happen lo know the fan num­ ber at the Rusuan Embassy, would you? ” lln sh sttnplx ho|M‘s II vx ill \ i» u* d situ tlx .is a |»rn |»tit t ( Im ir x Is almost i < H.m ils ti^ h l and lln sh n n d n n h trd lx k im u s n (•nthaihfX s frln fllls u n t it xxntk Iw •alls* th r Sox irl sx sti nt Is I m xnnd I* |»alf I tU llllllllllsili Is lM s«d ii| m*ti a tatallx lla u rtl notion <»t tin lu iln tr ol m a n amt ol ih* i iif|s* f|ti* nl pfo|N*r stttn tin* a nd hint Mon o! h u m a n s« m irtx It *.inn ol I m frlo ftn rd II * all nttlx I** ft pl.n * il Milt (ffovhai h« x m d his alli« s ta il liatdlx I m • \ ) m •n d to a* *r p i this pmisnosts anx ttmvr Ilia n Nl* Imlas II « m ild hax* I m *n r% |M flrd hi adm it fltal th* lions* ol Motnanox was l^ n t n l fo fall It is t h r u tat* as II u as tils lo trx to i ilf r th r Hit n ta h lr am ! lit th r priM rs s i! |w»ssthlr lo tnaki Us d* mi's* I m at ah lr K xrtilna llx a sa n rr and h ra llh lrr sim ntx u ill rrpla« r III* ^*% Irl stair Ul Into \X hat Is th r fnlff •»t o n ls ld rts u till* this is i^olti^ nil 1It u n n lil almost sill* lx !» *nllfllrrpMMltlf tixr lot \ W s i r i n u*»% r t nttt«fits tn p r r d li I llia l { h i i U h h n s ff liirm s u til t»»a rssattlx fall I fiat ntlf^ht l>rui|{ on * s.o tlx Mir kim l ol rra rtlo n in \|«»«Mnu I fiat ( h* ii* x u u ttird against Iosif ad W m t r f li lr.nl* rs shnuld rm n n ta ^ * i h *i I m i |»rx s vrffirttis u is li M irm i a m l him* u » II a nd i all lor th*- k ind nl I t r r SAM irtx ui Russia that u n u ld hx lu ip lli alioti not in r t r lx frfo rm i tan i nun Is m hut i r p U i r H DAVID S. BRODER A s m a rt m o v e fo r J a c k s o n W A S IIIM .1 O S \* h l '. l l l r l l l llnsli pll k i(t op .i m l nl inno'ly iiintiiH ti i valuatiiiri grades oh tils first 14Mi days in ottu . t u n s r.in u - nt ,i developm ent u t m t i stiia ig lv a n p lirs in ni.iv liave to lilt tin Irve l nt tils g.nni tin dlsi lo s illr tli.it Ii ssi I. .I.ii ksnii Is s. llo iisH th in k in g nt taking a v ilits itlra l Irn m D c iiiim i .i ! Ii prrsiili iiU.it |ml!Ui s and Instead, tu n n in g tor liia vn i in tIn Itlsttn t nl ( oliiintila nest year tin alls tliat Itnsli i m ild lai r all lines| h -i letl tougll (Militli at i liallenge in |n't2 A priiminriii Krputiln an |m.litii lan ralli il tin development a gndsi lid lot llir l *<hum rals a clliiliee tor tin in tn i liangr the si tipi limn the divisive internal battles llial Itavi linbbleil tlielr tinnilliees In rveiv w at suit • |!l7<j Il Is tar ttiini a dune al .Jai ksnii lias in a ilr Il atisolu trlv clear In will nut ru n against e m lia u lrd and v a n d a l v a i n <1 I X ' m ayor M arion li.trr\ flit, an old a lly H a rry , in Ja i k v u i s w onts, di v rw s d ig n ity and oplio n s .” anil llii'ti art |M-npli- Irv in g lo a ir.in g i' a graerlitl estl lor tlir nu n Ii u iv rs u g a lrrl iiiayu t. Keen II lia rry rim s deride against v i k in g a Im irtb Ic rin . .J a rk v u t still w ould have to co n vince b l i i i v l l to Inigo bis g in h r-irn u h lg . Issue.bopping w ays anti v l l l e Into the (Its. rlp lllie o i Ills tlrst ever elei live ..III. e. Hut as one settlor D c iiiim rain oitn lal said. " It 's a deal w h e ir everyone w ins — Jesse w ins, the city w ins anil the party w ilts.” 1 here's little esuggeratlon III that estim ate. For Jarkvitt. the |MitenUal Im ih Iiis Ix giti with the lurl that tills Is one rare be . mild will, lie’s swept the District presidential primary twice. Is well-known here anil leads hv a wide margin lit all publie and private mayoral |m.IIs — U nh id in g those where Harry's name remains un option. It elected, be would lluully have a i bailee lo answer those critics who have told him. “ You give great *|irrrhrs. Kevcrrnd. but you have no rxiierteiiee lit govertllliellt.” Tile mayoralty would lest Ills administrative abilities In a M -bllllon-a-yenr. 4M.not) employee governinenl. and wimld give him an up|K>rnmliy lo apply bis Ideas on combating drugs. Improving bousing und expanding eeoiiiinile opjMirl unity. Yet. iMt-ause nl Its loealloii al tile eenler ol national governmeiil and Inn-riiaUotial news. Washington. IM.'.. would oiler Jackson all unrivaled plallorm lor Ills views. Ill conversa­ tions with advisers, be has envisaged the home be plans lo mmlrrnl/c here as a regular stop lor visiting world leaders. Ja c k s o n cou ld tall III oil tee. of course. Hut be Juts lim itless energy and likely could u llru ci talented ix-nplc lim n aro u nd the nation to jo in Ills a d m inistratio n. Ills ability to teach anil m otivate y o u n g |ieople. |tarileularly. m ig h t Imu u niq u e resource in Ih c c ity 's light against c rim e u nd d in g s F o r the D em ocratic I ’a rly . the shin ol title lor l.i« k v .ri lim n a< tis « p o sidi till.il i ooleoder to u d lu e o ll.il Ii m .i I leailrt w o u ld olli t a Irrs h i)p|Miituiul> t<> let utisirui t on thi na U im.il level ilu blrai i.il t ikilltloti Hi.it is th r key l<> Us y Ii lo u r s ill llittsl stales C learly. I.II k v u i w ould im itlliu e In I m- a ion e 111 ilu |m m > A s Iln u r l.ighttif f lus P » hm N'o rili C .iio liti.i m aoaget. v u ii the tw o tim e i .<ii.liit.it> one way m .uiotb. f will I m- in it. Ikii king and advising v iin r o n e III I ’ e iJ w hile g a ltilo g . tedeiill.ils III III. m ay orally lot a lio llie i .m il |m>ssiIiI\ m o le e rr.lllile l.t.l lor .1 pi. ii i* m i tlii iia Uoii.il III kel III I't'N i m 2t m n Hut lo .I. ii k v u i s u h v -iii r . oilier <all d ld a le s w i ll h a v e lo o m .m il tin e titivr lo siart la m p a lg tiliig lor tilai k voles Irom the Im g in n in g ul the p rim a ry season. T h a t c o u ld e n c o u ra g e candidates Ito m the |>.irtv's ltlM-r.il w in g , lint eq ually It ro u ltl I n - a Immiii to w h ile C Washington Soul he ro eonii-nders. D C . would l b e D ix ie a n il offer Jackson Holder Stule D em oan unrivaled eralle g overnors a nd platform for senators have gained h ls v la w s p olllce In large |>art th ro u g h iltclr ability to w im i anil w in black votes. II Ju i'k s o n Is on the sideline, they could seek to n-|M-al I be form ula J i m m y C a rte r used In IU 7ti. w h e n h r enlisted cru cia l black sup|Miri Irom the start. C a rte r's early and du rable b lru d u l coal Ilio n w as the key lo the last D e m ocra tic v icto ry for t h r W h ite House. A Ja c k so n sabbatical w o u ld also p r n illl I be em ergence ol o ilie r blacks. A lth o u g h few com pla ine d p u b lic ly , p ro m ine n t black Dcntt). erals have noted the iro n y that Ja c k s o n 's n-|M-utt-d national ca m p a ig n s have bad th r r l l e r l o f r o a d b lo c k in g i h r l r a m b it io n s . Ilu ll-u -d o/e n m a yo rs. In clu d in g Los Angeles' T o m H ra d lry a n d A tla n ta 's A n d re w Y o u n g , a n d several m e n ilirra u f C o n g re ss, m osi notably House U rm o e ra tlr C a u c u s c liu lm ia n W illia m II. G r a y III 111 I’a.I. w o u ld Im- freed lo consider itaUonal im i I i i Ics tf ‘Ja c k s o n stepped aside te m p o ra rily. None of th rill Is as d y n a m ic a llg ttrr us Ja c k so n . Hill m ine Is us likely lo provoke the k ind ol con troversy llia l m akes It dilllcitll lor the D em ocrats to get ih r lr a d together lor the general elect Ion A m i Ilk . any tig h lri in a ti* tlir NM A Is sla ttin g lo sw ing l» ln w H i. t i l l llia l |m i i I< m rn la litv Ir.t H ir N IIA in nvul out u rg ro t ip|s als lo its ti* i i i I m rs Iasi iisin lti with a pll. I. f*.« loo m v I I i. mm- m a ilin g s a r. now u tu lr r Inv rs l ig .lio n ti v I S I’ o s t a I S rrv i. r ins|w i n « -i I tie Nit A s i u it r n l n lg titm a ir is a lull s p . u i v . r r .| by Hep I o r tn r v I’ r t . S ta rk D C a ll l . to i* qu ite re g is tra tio n o I s o m e s r to l u itto tn a tl. I lr r a r ilis Hr. k in d ol guns that snl|M-rs m ig h t li v - to w ijm * out a si lio o ly a lii lu ll u l •h ililo ti oi tbal d ru g l » .tillers m ig h i use lo . lu v a ileal ( T h e NRA lei I lie S K A m a lle t let whipped w h ip p e d III. g u n the gun toting t o llilg tn r it ib . ts h lp membership Into a lteii/y You into a Henry ■ may fa on.* ot tlir .it) m illio n .NKA iim - iii I m rs a m i v mi auto llte a rm s o w n e rs w h o w ill I m- loti r . l In I n- lltlg rrp l lilted. Investigated liv the I III |kiv a S 2IM) la v a nd then U -g y m u Iim al law e iilu l.e m e iil otlt. lal tn allow yo u to c o iitin u e |Misvs.smg a h ie .itin that you . in te n tly o w n " 1 be N K A stre tc h e d the t r illb to tile s n a p p in g |mrint t tor u s v m late J i n i L y n . b otx.im ed a m p v ol S la tk s coiiqilallit tn |m>s |.i I i iis |m-. lots w h o ate now try in g to decide il the N K A btoke the law b y v iln m u g m o n e y tlitm ig h the m a ll w iili a l a l v le tire v n la llo ti Kep. I’eter S m ith . K -V l . Is ro n s id iT liig tiling a sim ila r cm iip l.U nl alMiul the Id le r. A il N K A u lh lia lc culled lor S m ith 's resignation altei the In 's h m u n eon gressm ati eu-spunsored the S ta rk bill. T h e N K A Id le r asks lor donations ol u p to $150 to " m u tc h the m illio n s ol dollars ol free m e d ia " that Ciatgress w ill get In th r dt-halc m i m ill tiding the bill. S la rk 's bill sets sliff new rules lo r future p u re b a s e s of c e r t a in s r m l -a u t n m u ll r wea|M>ns. b u l. co n tra ry lo what the N K A says, those ru le s w o u ld nol a p p ly across t h r board lo e x istin g g u n ow ner*. U n d e r Ih c bill, u n y o n r w h o a lready o w n s certa in sem lu u lo m a llr U n a r m s w o u ld have lo register th e m w ith Ih e T re a s u ry D e p u rlm rn l. bu l th e rr w o u ld lie n o lax a nd no F ill In v ra llg a - Ikm. Stark wants llir (u lu rr buyers of militarystyle semi-automatic guns to have to undergo thr same scrutiny already tn Ihc law for buyers of fully automatic machine guns. Thai means anyone who bought a gun after Ihe luw went tnloeffed would have lo rrglstrr It. submit lo a background cheek by local polkv and pay a $200 lax. For all Ilu frothing al Ihe mouth. Ihe NKA missed the distinction lx-1 wren existing owners and future buyers under the law. T h r Stark bill applies only lo 11 weapons llial poller think are Ihe loots uf Ihe Iraar for violent crim inals and drug pushers — versions of ihe AK-47. Uxl. MAC K). Kugrr Mlnl-14. Itarrllu AK-70 and a 12-round shotgun affrelkatairly known aa Ih r "Street Sweeper.” We tried for four daya to get an Intrrvlrw with any NKA otlU-tal who tuuld answer Sturk’s charg.w The NKA said II couldn't find Ihe people wist were ” tirlefed"on Ih r subject. The feverish NKA letter did Its job well. Member* uf Congress were deluged with telegrams opposing Stark's Mil and another hill by Sen. Howard M rUrnbaum . D-Ohto The NKA inrmbrr* didn't even have lo w h ir Ihe lellers IlM'tnselvrs. For a $5,115 phone call lo a UUO number, they could aulhorUe llir NKA lo w h ir Ihe letters using Ihrlr name*. �Sanloril Hutald. Sanloril. Florida — Wednaaday. 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S rrv iiT is llir n nl you pay lor llir sp.nr you <h c ii px oil tills . .ill ll l.llls 1‘cir/ ir.lily paid Ills trill Slm lry S. Iillkr. . hall|M fsoil ol thr .o m ililllrr dial rstahllslird llir award, sm l II will lx- uix. n .•m il yrar In an lndiyidii.il xxlm drill.ilisltatrs ii.lircill lor llir wcllair ol llir r.aiiimiiuty. tails I’r i. / du d al au«- OO hi Krliruary IIIHM H r had lm-ii a Sanlnid rrsldriil lot 25 years. I’rir/ uraduulvd Irom Havana UlllveiHlly Mrdiral S< hoot III Sheriff---------Continued from Pag* I A S.indra (llrm i voted lo delay consideration ol dial i.w mini ui-xi year. C o m m Is h lo n e rn J e n u H e r Kelley and I'al Warren volcd axiaiasi ilu- delay. The roiniliisslonrrs said they would lunlier tkseuss ilic |M-imy Has lax at llii lr dune 25 meellng. polk pro|»osrd a Nov. 7 referenduni this year in lonsldrr u one-year. one-|Mimy sales lux lu raise m arly $22.5 million lor Ihc sturlirii de|wrluriil and seven ell y |Millii- d.-|>arlm<-ut« for law ellloni-menl punu»»e». Seminole County would ualn $14.2 million the halet. lux revenue, which Polk wanlix lo liulld a new udm lulNirallou hulldluR and cx|>aud the MOO- Si.irs s|H»ki small (•uritnii lulu s fefuse «f tu 11Itttllirilt Mil I liMinpMiu s r«*marks I ti.it s a mat it i id |hdn v 1<»m s saiil .I'Mllii! tin «li •isioti ••ii a tllln talili li.nl \ il turn mail* . luiirs H.ii'1 sm |||i h (MAI S* a is i Miporali i iiip l'iv i i s w mi k al Ilu- Ne.ns I nwi f Dow Jones (low Jones A * » r . | n 10:00 a.m. :Mllndus2570 2.1 oil I MI 20 I rails I 11 1 5H..II I 85 ir»l)llls I'll 1.2 Olio 17 1.5SH« k 007 02.>11 I 7.1 1055. our year Irlm e hr rain.- In lh<- thiilrd Slal.w H r pra.ilrrd at Klorida Slate llospiial In rhallali.KM lire Irom I'NiO until I0 0 :t. w hen he opened up private prut-lli-e inS.inlord H r v r x n l as rlilrl ol slall al Seminole M.-inorlal Hospital, presidriil ol Seminole ('oiniiy M.-dlral Assorlalloil. Central Klorida Kritlon.il Hospital Iruslee and rhalruiau ol Sanloril MlUiani Clinic. In I IMM* lie loundi-d ilu- Senilnole (Viunly Drux Ac­ tion Committee. I‘ere/, who li-rame a U.S. rltl/eu tn IIN il. was noted lor I/ i r x r qmH»lliill% p ro v id e d f.» mrinliri* <4 llir .V.iOoo.if Aisiirl.iUiin nl Sri u r lllr* Pralrr* .i f r re p rr.x riil.il/ v r lll l r i ilr.ilct lilli rs .is nl mill mm Hint! Iml.n hurt ilr .ilr i m at hr I* rh.in ilr lliliiiiUlliiill llir tl.IV I’lli r s iln not Iln Imlr Ii1.nl in.nho/i nl lliJthiliiun Bid Am. il. -ill 1’morel 2'x lL .n i.il Ikmk 55 S 25 x. First linmii :«•'/» M A I. Fla I’rugiess 5 4 '» ll.ighrs Supplv |H'% M.irrlxon s 2M'x N CK C .ap 5M'x I’lrssev 41 S. oily s 15 So.illi. .tsl ILink 21.'» S .m iriixl 2 2 '» Wall D isney H5»» 5<»Lx W< stlllgllOXIV IML* lllimswlek !i*x Illll 24 H Fl.i N.illoiwd ■Hi*. W inn Dm .Eilirison 52 m Ask 5>x 55 *» 2.1'» 5UH ll‘» I N '. 2N «. 5h ‘ ^ 12 ‘ -j 15'. 27 2 2 '. M5‘^ 51.' 4 |<l>. '**4 24'■> |ii>. 5 2 '. M .W V O K K ll I'll - Foreign .01.1 dom estic gold S s llx .i |.n< rs (|.l.. 1. .1 111 <|i.ll.if s |M I Oox . . .i l l .. W . .If a-sdav l ...III London I'ir xi. .us. li.s. .170 75 oil O 75 M o n iin u h xm u -I7M Io n|> l :i5 llonu K o iiu :i70 25 op 2 20 New York I ..III. X s|H.I I^.d.t o|M'll :i 7h to ..HO .50 1 ..mi:* k|M.l silv. i .i|m ii 5 057 oil 0 01 . Il.o n ilo ti . I i .i i i u 1 Is n io riiiiiu tix m u m i III. p ir x io iis .lay s . Io m iiu pri. <• I s|H-akiuu againsi . oiiiiuiiulsiii ami lor Ills antl-druu aluise work. In 1071. I'm -/ reeelveil tluA ll. Kohlus Award lor oulstaudinu roinm uiilty service hy a Klorida physli-lau. and Ilu- IIIierii.iliou.il llunian I'elallous Award Irom lilt* Dale Cumcglc Ahimnl AftMu-latlou. In 1075 hr received lilt- (irirn c Washington M edal ul H o n o r fro m ilic freedom KouiiiLillou al Valley Kor|(e. David Cmuhlr. a Wluier I'ark srulptor. created the host of IV-rr/. IH »:i lo meet ihe needs ol Increased numlx-rs ol urn-sis and ismsllile longpr Jail terms for misdemeanor nlTmdcrs. Polk said a year's ilelay would mil ei .-ale an uveremwded Jail, allhough Ihe exiledruciIiiu costs mlghl ellmh live lo seven |s-rernl. The MXMs-d lo u n ly Jail had 520 Imuules Tis-sday morillllg. Polk said. Seminole Circuit Judgx- o i l . Kalon J r . said Ihe sluie may incn-asc Hie mmimuiii seiiteuntline n-ijuin-d lo send erlmliials lo stale prisons Inun 12 lo !H momlis. uu-aiiliig more liiiuales will n-malii longer In Hie x-oimiy lull He said counties arx- going lo have lo uddress their erlme prohleins al liiiue rather Hi.iii M-uillng them in nvftcrnwdfd siale prisons. " W e ’re going lo have lo change our |ilnlosophv on how we ileul with enmi-." Kalon told commissioners. 'We n- going m have lo solve our problems Incully" M TM T.M IM M I P o l k a l s o s a i d I li e 45.'MMI soii.ire kMii admililslia lion Iniilding al huuloid An| mni is now lisi siiull lot sliei ill's e lll| ilu y e e s . H e s a id a <i<MMX)-Mpiui.--l<iil Iniilding is nei'di'd now aisl w il Inn Huexyears, an h i m i k i si|ii.ire l.Hii Iniilding will Is- u n d id FurwfAi Wfvicrv lo* Mr F n M « S*$*i, W 3011 Hm A v k A« v . Lmlord $Ao p$vwd *<kiv kindly Will lit htM II eclocL om VotwrOor ol tfw N t* U fffl Pnmitivo Aoptivt Church ol Jovuv Chn»l. I WO Ml 13th S» Sonlortf. *ifh ClOrt CM Simpvon povto* tod Htv Ahot* Jtcfcvon off'c ittiog Inttfmtol lo lollo* to OoAlo*o Crmfitfy. Lodt W oy Fntndv mor coil tro*o 4 • p m Ffidoyoltht Choptl Wilvoo C«htlfct*gtr Mortwory Loolord •« cho*ft ol orrooptmooh \(ilh tins tln il is ,. sohllishill ll. lVXe. ll siispl. loll and plol.alde .a n si said S lix .- Continued from Page IA Hot ill ink al. ntinl ale sld. walks n smIs and pulili. h i .I p rn .ti. p..iking lots I he law xxoul'l I m iii .t l.it >nniilvw|.|<illll* ss . Ill* s i I i. misx lo adopt dill, im gordinaii.. s Iln o id m .m ..- was sought p i i m 11 11 . I. x .i M id w a y m itllstei s gioop s.-» king lo pl' X.ul larg. gl..ups ol |m ..pie galhrim g oulsid. . onv. iileu.. sioies and Isns dunking I h<mmisi. is s.nd tlx. gioups lend lo eiig.lg. Ill ding lel.it. >| . i i i i .i -s and pn s. ol a |*Mir mill.<n. > to . llll.ll. I. I'olk s.nd ih. <«diu.m< < xxIn. li . onl.l Im . o iii . l.xx in . ill. s i . hi Continued from Page I A Kaiilkn. i -hp|« d ..wav sil. nllx alter (.Hiking al die I. suits Tills mmiuiig h. s.ud I wasn t te.illx sI i. m ke.l I w.isn i that <hs..|^»>uu. .1 A g.mmI |m>hl i. i.iii lias ihe light |H..ple to .tssisl xxilli Ins. .unp.Ugii Mml.m •lid all .-x .. Il. iil |nh with his . ampalgu Ih- II I h a g.mmI emu missiorier H<- s a prolensluiial wiih a piolessiim.il lia.-kgroiind. I w ill do .i i i\thing in sup|Miri lum .md mid lum I xxill give him all .ivail.ihle iim .•and mlormalloii. I wish lum a lol nl link I Hitnk Ill.-V pisl wauled In see a Hew la .. iii lliei. Ihere’s nothing winng with llial. I predlel this Noxemh.-r . le. linn lliere are going lo Ih - Hir.v new eommlsslonels Mmlim alinhuled Ills overwhelming xieinry io hard work "I walked lor .i I m iiii llirx-e limirs a day l.a iwo weeks lo dlsirihiile |iaill|ifllels." he said, lie also said he Is someone Willi no "past eolineellolls," someill mg the voters w'allied. Ills wile. Jaitpielyn. said ihe ellllre l.imilv was Involved lu her hlislkiud's eampalgll: her two is s i r .. ii g I v s ii p p o r I e d throughout iln- nullity t . ail pa. k tills l.mil.-reiieel room and iln e om uilssion . Iiu iii Im rs doxx nsi.ors xxith |m->> pie sop|M.rimg llils. Polk Inld <omuusioners I o sil.iv morning < om m issioiiers have tentallx.lv s.l a .Inly 25 hearing dal. lo . . insider adoption ol Hie m.hnati. ■ < ..inmission.-1s will also .on sid.'i inodilxuig ili.-ir year-old all.ill . ill. rl.illllin III ordlnauee lo . l.-an op several gin. lies on .Jolx 25 .siex. Plottu.k eh lei trail utloniev lot ill.- S mmole County Stale Alt.irii. v s Olllee. said judges have dlvntssrd all rases against women arrrsle d for straddle dancing'* In clubs iM -e.mse ihe euMnmer was not arresu-d A woman Is Maddlr dancing ulien she erouehrs In Ihe lap of a customer while dancing on iheir chair. The changes Include a re.piirenirnt lor an adult enterlalner in gri ihr county adult eiiierialnmrnt license wlihtn 30 days of iheir hiring In unlneor|>orutrd Sem lnoir County. Also, ll an uppllcutlnn la found lo contain false Information. Ihe enii-rialnrr's license will be re­ voked. sons liel|H-d p.i-e. out llleratlirx-. "valid" and she was pleased I . veil got m y tennis i.-am Ilo with the support she received x.ilet, she said w iili ih r write-in vole*. Allhough it w.is a clear win lor "I should still be commission­ Morton, lliere wx-rr al least 2'i er." Odom said. iiii .h . nimt.-d voles, l liere was a "I was very happy with the lotal ol -|Hli li.i 11.>is east. 477 at support I found I was getting iln- preelnel and lime alrsenlee with the write Ins. There were 11*.lints between 73 and 100. People fold One Odom sii|5 Mirier last ulglil me they knew of others." suggested lll.ea- were WTilc-ln Odom supporter Ending said. voles lor Odum. Carolyn Ending "There were many of us who said she knew d .ilxiul 75 lu l(XJ boyrollrd Ihe election." w rite-in votes h r Odom. Includ­ Odom has sued the city, city ing her own. which may havc attorney and three commlaatonacctiunlfd tor Iln- dlser.-paney. ers. in clu d in g M ayor H ank Seminole County SujK-rvlsor Hardy, for allegedly violating her ol Eleellolis Sandra S. Guard civil rights. said. "Th e n - w «tr no qualified Morion said Iasi night If (he eandldates lor wrlle-lus." She courts decide lo reinstate Odom said Hie uuucexainlrd-for voles as commissioner he will "step were jirolkihly either under\oie* down." or overvotes, m umlng Ihe ballol his first chore fa lo fear was punched lor both candidates d oHwr nsaid h la p o li t i c a l a lg n s or lor none. throughout the city. Then he Guard said sealed ballots "have lo remain sealed" and wants to "pick up ihe pieces and that ll was up lu the city clerk move forward." whether those sin mid be opened. "It's lime to get everything Odom, who was silling In her together and get (o work." Morton will be sworn in al Ihe ear lu Iror.l of Ih r rn u n ty services building Iasi night, said next commission meeting on she didn't ililnk Ihe clrcilon was May IS. Beautification C aa U a u sd from Pag* 1A m il lio n c o s t of I a n d s e a p i n g a ii d o l i t e r lieaulineallon Improvemenls. C ity commissioner* agreed with City Mauaiy-r Frank Faison llial If Ihe county bus ihe estimated $1.2 million gas lux coming In unnually. then ll could |ray ImiH i Ilu- county's share as well usSaulord's. C o u n ty commissioner* de­ cided in Im ilier review on .lune 25 Ihe prci|Misixl ordinance lo hold a referendum lu Novcmticr lo ask tor vnlt-r approval of the "g re e n p e n n y " gas tux. II upnnivcd. Hie lux would remain unless uunlhcr voter decision removes ll. The Uike M.tr y si inly commince had n-eonuneuded |>aylug lor gulcwuy pmjreis Hirmiglioiit llie cotmiv with revenue Imm a gas lax lucrcusc. II any money were lell over. II could In- used fur road widening or other mud pnijeets. The study lisnm lller also re­ commended Including a list of jMMMlble roads that could be iK'aullfli*d with Ihe lax In Ihe ordinance selling the referen­ dum. Itul Coimly Manager Ken Hno|>er was concerned Ihul voters mlghl Hank those roads would In- lieautilled even If no llnul decision hud been made. tlnlh Ihe county and the commuter pro|x»al* suggested u sillily In- conducted before any road Is Included In the gulrway projects list, allhough llie commlHi-e reeommnided a galeway study In- made i i ull roads brforc Ihey are widened. Morris said sup|N>rt lor Hie gas lux is lavon-d hy I h m iu -o w ih t s throughout Hie nudity who wain ihc revenues used for aimUar roadway beautiicaUon profecta cm roads near them. M orris told com m issioners Tuesday morning they will need to consider how their dectalon lo hold ihc referendum will affect Hie project In light of Sanford’a decision. He said if Ihe gas lax la approved. Sanford commissioncm may decide not to aasiai in p a y in g for Ihe La k e M a ry Itmilevard beautlfkalfon. If Ihe county agrees w ith Sanford and pays both Ihe eouniy and Ihe Sanford share eg Hie project. Lake Mary commis­ sioners may drop out of ihe jirogram. Morris said. O r the county may churnr lo work only with I uike Mary in beautifying port Inna ol the road outside Sanloril cliy limits. Munis said. Proudly Serving O ur Community For Over 100 Yearn. M CITIM O TMC N M D O f I V l i V FAMILY •P rsN ssdP lan n in g •O u tO t$1*1*T iansts. •L o cal $udai •CfNIlUOfl •B urialInA llM lia*iyC anxalaiw s FM . I M q I.Q B ill ttflBOBN 11aini i •0*1 Ifo OBIN MNflVT MQ4TM M IIM iiaSatw F Oamxi Ji Funaxal Ouacte. M V M T U l iM M M T FuotfOl vt*v k tv i t M il W o h Pt*»y bfyonl n J/OV Wovh»o|tuo Ll . Lonford *ho pOVVtd 0* 0 y April IQ *iil bt htld 7 JO p m Lot or Ot y of No* Both* AM I Church HW ( AAo«n L» . Lonford *'t« Povfo* i L AMvon offKtOltng inftrmtnf lo loMo* *n Ho%Mo*n ComoW*y Fnondv n*y coll ho*n d i p m Frtdoy offht Chopol Bf.ivun C •tfo»br*Q»» Morfx^»y Sonturd »n ( txA»Qr of 4»r Anfjrmen*'. erinvlcllun reexird for d ru grelnled crimes, seems Into*leuled w-nh drugs, has needle I llimighl laws were Ikiseil oil Ira. ks or some other physlral itm.N.'iil i ml il pioven guilty." evld.-nee o( taking drugs nr s.nd fo m m lss in ti e h a lru ia n IMisscssrs drug jitraphemalla: • knows the irrson Is under a s.m<Ira (il.-nu II ill.- |M-is.iii apjM -ars lo I m- eourl order not lo tie In a speriflr high-erlme area: s. Ilm g d r u g s . H m ii d ia l I m -i -o i i i .• sees Ihe |»*rson ael In a l l i e . n i n e . " s a ld p lo ln l. k manner as to nilse "reasonable A s s is i.m l e o iin iv a llo r n e y snspii ion., dial Hie jierson Is l.m nilf I it.Mil said Ihe m dm .iliee . i I m iiii lo engagr In or Is then xxool.l in p u re Iln- ollleer lo ask engaged in u n la w lu l d ru g ih. |m ismi w hy he was In Ihe relulfd aetlvily:" area and il III.- person il.M-sn'l • knows the |rrson Is a gang prox id. a leasoiLihle answer. I Inmi-nilier: |« rsmi .a ll I h- arrested C.r.Mit • sees Hu- |MT'*>n Iranslgrrrlng said the o id m a n ..- also re.piltes the o lh .. r to piove m . m ill. Ins small olij.-i is or |>aekagrs in a lurilve laslnon or a covert p is iili.-aiion I' m a rn -siin g Hie maimer." |MIVIII • sees Hie |>crson run or Iry lo I he laxx . iik.t.. iiienl ollleer hide when he vx-s Hieolflerr xxill leallx Im oil lllal. (if.Mil • sees Hix- |M-rson In a known s.n.1 II. II have lo Just fly Ills area or plan- known for drug a. lions lo III. lu.tg. a c i l v l l y i a n d ■ nd.-i iln -pr.i|M>sf<| ordinance, • sx-es a vrh lH r rrgislrrrd lo a an ollleer max airesl smriemie known ilrug law violator who is loitering il Hi.- ..III. i.-r Ploinlrk said Ihe ordinance S||S|M'< Is III. |MTso|| Is de.dlllg would allow olfleers lo arrrsl dings and 11III. •411, rf |M-ople III |i.irkmg Inis where * knows ih.- person has a iliugaellvlly Is k m w n to occur P lo t i lie k . i In e l in .il a llo r n e y lor H i. S e m in o le C o m i t y S ta le At* I m n i v s l l l l i . .- Container— Election Gold And Silver I h-.I |all lo I.UNt Im-i I s. Including a |(K) lM-d work-n-lcase dormito­ ry. All hough no commissioner voiced opiMtsliliai Tuesday lu thc lax. Sircdm .m and UU-nn said the coimly should wull lu see If ilic siulc la-gixf.iturc removes the tei|idremcut lliul I<h-u I govemmenls hold n-lcn-udumit on some local option luxes. If so. commlssloiiers could approve Ihc one-year sak-s tax wllhoul voter approval. Polk urgued Hull-even II die sales lux was upproved In Nnvemlier hy voters, ilu- money wouldlTl ls-gln lo Is- io ll.e l.il until Krhruary and constrm iloii woiddn'l Is giu lor a year. Ilc salil the jail will need Ihe $5.(i million ex|Kinkfou In IHH2 nr DBATNS ao$AM . D O O U T Kona M. Dooley. 05. H AlRlers C ourt, W lnier Springs, died Tuesday ul the liHiUwood Health ('ure ('enler. Ik ru June 5. I HOT In Truuivlllc. Va.. she moved lo Wluier Springs (m m Clovcrdalt-. W . I ii ION". Sin- was a home­ maker and a member ol tlu( him hoi iheltn-lhnTi. S u r v i v o r s i n c lu d e s u n . Emanuel (Tom). Wilder Spruits: stsicrs. Pauline Moran. Eli/uU-lh Ayers, both of Koauokc. Yu.. Minnie Hogan. 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I iiii l.isi year's A lttrilr.in League C v Young A w .m l winner finally won one I nesil.iy nielli Flank Viola. 2 1 7 Iasi season lot Mmnesoia. s< ailereil seven lilts over H I :l m ino rs to lead •lie I wins In a fi-2 y|eior\ oyer the lloston Red Sox at F r n u .i) I ‘.it k li sa hit; lo.nloil m y m ind In gel the hrsi one." said Viola, who llll|i|oyed lo I 5 with iw o no decisions lint having limie ilim ugli n Is lote I km w how lo deal w ith n " Viola liirned slow starts into good seasons in P ih ;i and PINli i 0.11 lies and players saw ilia! Viola was niil lot used tills season, a piohleni lll.lt eoilld lel.lle lo a eontrai l dispute lie signed a three year deal on Aptil III Idsi when' in the Aineriean league. New Voik ilnill|M-d lex.is T» ('ahlorill.l deleated Detroit a I. Seal lie shp|M d hy loronlo 4 si. C hlragn hlasted Milwaukee III I and Kansas C lly downed rlexelam l 3-1. Oakland at llallllllnre was tallied mil NBA PLAYOFFS Warriors, Bulls notch victories The (iolilen Stale W an lots nsetl a Italamed leani |M-rtuiluaiM r Tuesday night to erase Ihe had memories ol Iheir Iasi i«.iiii<- while Ihe Chicago Hulls lolitlmieil linn winning ways, riding the emotions ol iheir Iasi outing and receiving atiolher lvpii.il game hy Mlehael ■Ionian (iolden Stale, ik mnrall/ed Suud.iv III (ianie I ol lls U 'sl til seven series against Ihe I'I iim-i i IX Sim s, liirned Ihi' lahles Tuesday with a 127-122 Mi lory over P liirillx . evening its series at title g.iint- apiece. Chicago. w hich won Game 5 ol Its ii|M'nlliground series aivtlnst the Cleveland Cavaliers Sunday when .Iordan hit a shoi at ihe hu/srr. slim ned ihe New York Knlcks In overtime with a 120-10!! victory. hiking Gam e I of their Kaslern Conletencesetiulln.il series NHL PLAYOFFS Flyars atava off aliminatlon M O N TK K AI. — The I'hlladelphla Flyers avoided playoll etlnilliulton Tuesday nlghl with wlial ihe Mnuirr.il Canadlens must consider a veritable IMirage — two gmil* In mure than 05 minutes. Mouireal. whx-li hud allowed one goal In Ihrrc prevluus nanu s, lost 2-1 oil Have Poulin's gtMl 5:02 lulu overtime ul wlial Cunudlftis Coach I'ul Hum s called a "wide-open" game. Poulin scored on a reltoimd nlf I’altick Hoy’s goalie (Kid and Flyers nrim lndrr Hon llrxtall claimed Ills first victory ol ihe series, sending the best-ol-seven Siuntey Cup semlllnal series Itaek to I'hlladelphla wllh Mouireal still leading 3 -2 . NATIONAL LBAOUB B nvtt on tho uprising again For Ihe Atlanta Hraves. IPs Iteen a season of least or famine. Atluulu. Ihe Nutlunal la-ague's holiest leani. (Misted lls sixili siraighi vldury aller pounding ihe I'hlladelphla I'hlllies 7-2 Tuesday night. However, prior lo Iheir winning streak. Ihe llruves had lost eight straight and occupied Iasi place III Ihe N L West. Atlanta's turnaround Is III large part due lo I he p ll c h l n g s lu f l. s |i u r k e d h y I h e emergence of siarler John Sm olU us un ef­ fective and cohesive force In Ihe Hraves' mtullou. Sm olU. who ul 21 Is i In- youngest piichcr In Ihe National la-ague, tossed Ills second consecu­ tive complele gallic as he shut down Ihe Phlllk-* on live lilis. striking out six und walking one. Klsewhm- in Hie Nutlonal la-ague. II was: San Francisco 4. Clikago 2: New Y<»k 3. Cincinnati I: SI. lands 4. San Diego 3: and Montreal 4. Houston 2. las. Angeles at I'llisiiurgh was |Misi|M>ned hy ruin. Over Hie (sisl several veals, ilit- Florida High School Activities Association has I m-c ii winking Inward consolidating the ch.uu|iinushi|i evenis Ihcv s|Miusor m dltlereiil athletic evenis For example. Wittier Park's Showallei Field has I m-c ii Ih r sllc lor Ihe stale track mi-els lor all loin classes lot several years Th e laikrl.uid Civic Cenler has I m-c ii the home ol Ihe I mivs l»uskclli.ill tournaineiils u nd. most recently, the gitls Imskcihnll tiHimniuenls. -•». Also. Ihe stall- championship evenis In gull. Icuitls. cross county and sw im m ing have Immd mine ni less |M'!iiiuncnt liuiues in dllfereiil d ilcs Tills vear. the lleiid colli limes with has. hall and soltliall Boardwalk and Itasrliall will host B A S K E TB A L L H 05 p in - TIIS. NHA I layoffs. Milwaukee al D ciriol.il.I |o:U) p m . — TIIS. NHA llaynlls. Scaille al lai* Allgi-lcs. ltd D O C K ET III P in — SC. Chicago Hlarkliawksat Calgary Flames. Game Five. Il.l L i k t Hm I, l> i| i SB By HANK BLYTHE Herald sports wider Lake Hraulh-v will enter lids week's Class 4A stale meet al Showulter Field In Wilder Park with three gills, all ol whom are going w uh the goal ol improving. All three are among Ihe stale's I m si iii llu-ir events ami all three can seme very highly lor Ihe Lady Patriots Seniors Clu-lsca Tm tlcr. who will run ihe m h o . and Heather Cumliiu. mile and iwo mile, along willi sophomore Joyce Tulllx. mile und two mile, make up llranlley'* slate quallllers. The three ulhlctc'* have utso led Seminole County in their res|M-eilvr events all season and are anxious lo show the rest id I lit- slule Ihe level of eom|M-ntlon III the Central Florida area. All three, also, have iM-en ranked nil llie Male honor ndl ul onr point during llie season. "We're luwilitg all Ih m - place and place h ig h ly ," Lake Hrunilcy'a Charlie Harris said. "W e really |u*l wutll In Improve on our places Iasi year." All three runner* huve been rotislKtenl all year und all Ihrrc have been Improving *lrudlly In their event* since they began run­ ning there. Trotler. who bus had a tremen­ dous career with Ihe Lady Patriot*. flr*i ran Ihe HHO four week* ago In the Seminole Athlctlr Conference meet where *hc ran a fine lime of 2:25. She dropped lo 2:20 last week III llie regional* und will be looking In go under 2:20 In the Male meet. "She ha* only run Ihe HHO ihrrc lime* und lo lx- where »hc'* ul I* real good." Harris aald. "She'* Improved wllh every race and we want her lo go under 2:20 In die ■laic mert and we're hoping *hr can be at Ihe front of Ihe race." Trotter was u sprinter who run Just ihe 220 und 440 during her career until ihe llranlley cuuehlng Joyce Tullls (left) end Heather Camlno (right) will both represent Lake Brantley High School In Ihe mile and From Mull rrpons The Ham *rorrd seven run* In Ihe third Inning and broke oprn a close game to lake u 16-7 vk-lor)- over HoKrr Express In Sanford womrn'a •oilball action al Fl. Mellon Park. Nk-ey Whelk-r led the way with u double and three run* acored. Verna liad iwo Mugk-a and u pair of run* ■cored a* Mary had u triple and iwo run* acored. V rm llu and Srlrna each added a run acored willi a good mile." Harris said. "She has run 5:22 Mx lime* dil* year and I'm expecting her lo go under 5 :2 0 . I think If she concent rales she cun run u real good iwo mile ulso." Tulll*. who has liMikcd strung In boili die mile and Iw o mile all acuson. Is not looking to win c lih rr event hill Is liMiktng lo place highly I'airier coming up wllh a triple and a single wllh din-t- runs scored. Lulu added a run scored with Vughrr added Ihrrc runs scored. L y n n A n d e rs o n led i l o K r r Kxprcss willi u single and .i home nin wllh Marie llyrd and Hosa Williams each adding a tuple ami a run scored. Dchhic Grulou and Lalrki Strickland each uddt-d a base till und a nin scored wllh Jewel Slmmsoo and Kdltli Cheater adding u Mngle and a run scored. Bm M I M I . P n « » Knights, Kiwanis both post wins in Junior League play Herald corraapondant S A N FO K D - The Kulghls of Columbus drlratrd Kotary 7-3 In a classic piichcr*' duel and the Mimhm(Mmiidi-d oul 13 till* eu route In a 15-7 victory over Klwaul* In a Suulord Ju n io r Major lla*chall la-ague douhlelM-ader Monday nlghl al Cliaae Park I) Ik-amou was ih r |iiiching slur lor Ihe Kulghls us lie threw' a two hlller and struck oul nine w lull w .liking only live. For Koiary. Junes also threw a iwo fuller while M ilk­ ing oul six. hill he was ihe wilder ol two mile runt this Saturday In the C lu e 4A elate track meal at Bhowalter Field In Winter Park. (nil together a strong double." Harris liu* Im-c ii happy with ull three ulhlcic'* a* well a* Ihe reM ol llie Luke llranlley leani Ihl* *ea*on. Harris will ! io |m- Ihe dirt-c Mule p n rllflp a n ls can score enough (Miliil* In place Ihcin In the lop five. stall moved her up lo die HHO a lewweeks tiack III order lo m s - If she couhl run on llie stale level. Cum lno lias I m-c ii running strong In Ihe mile ull season long while c ru is in g In ihe tw o m ile. Just q u a lify in g lo r the slate m eet. Cum lno has die uhlllly lo llntsli In Ihe lop three III each event If she lias a giMxl day. "Headier Is u Im iu I ready In break Barn gats past BoKee; Longwood Toyota romps OR THE BEiST COVERAGE * I he semlllnals in all four classes will Is- played Distance runs are the forte of Lady Pats , a /m rB A i i h |i in - G N .Sa n Francisco Uluuls ul Chicago Culls. II.) "O ne way we thought Dial would hap|M-u was In tiling II all lo one sight. We leel that by htliiglug ll lo one sllc. those kids and learns can I m- tight In Ihe sunlight And everylMKly deserves a lew m lniiles m the sunlights We’re lining a lew things lo make II s|M-clul lor Ihe girls. Il's going lo have a real louriiumcnt ulmnsplimen-." mi Th ursd a y, starting w llh the Class IA semifinals al I p in. linker Is scheduled In meet Miami Westminster In one semlllnal with Hilliard meeting Hradenlnn Christian In Ihe other. Then, at 3 :3 0 p in .. I In- Class 3A semifinals will I mplayeil as Nk-evllle lakes on K.m Gallic and North M arino m eets F o ri l.a u d e rd a le -C iird iu n l Newman. Action will pick up again id fi p in. with Ihe Class 2A semlllnals Pace liallles South Sumter In uneeoniesl w llh Ihe oilier matching Keystone Ih-lghlHund Fori Plrrrc-Jolin Carroll. Finally. the Class 4A semlllnals will Im- played al H:.'tO pan.. Gun/alrx-Tuti- going up against Santaluees and Lake llranlley Imltllng defending stale chump Palm Ik-aeli Gardens. The i-lumi|donshlp games will I m- played »n O v e r t h e lo n g h a u l B f SSAMaBBTU B U ■T:- —U— T S O N------T —V■ ■I tills year's I mn H m II stale semlllnals and duals In all Iiiiu classes Meanwhile, represenlallves Irum all Inin classes III gills' sluw-pllcll sotlliall will ciiuvergeun Mt-trill Park in Aliamunle Springs "We lad lur lids liark In Seplemlier." said C o .ii h Karen N'olcu ol laiki- Mary High S c IiimiI. which Is i o hosting tin- tournaments with laikr llranlley High S c I iimiI. "W e re prn|Miiieuts ol girls sohhall and we waul In hrllig II up In the level Ihnl II desi-rves ihe iwo as he walked |l> haliers on llie evening The Kulghls scored iwo runs iii each of llie lust, third, and lourtli innings and added a single run In llie sim olid as llie Ihitury scored single runs in the thud. 10111111. and lihli Innings D. l - m v had a double and H Ju n e liad a single lor the two K< hits, while T Ta ylo r scored two runs, and K K o I m its. T Davis. Ju lie . D Halts, and l a m si urcilm u e ra i h Fur ihe Hoiary. H.iwhugs had a triple ami Sm ith had .1 doutili-. Henderson Sm ith. and H.iwhugs 111 both. Tullls lias iiin u d III strong |M-rfonnanee day In und day ou l for die laid)- I'atrlolM and will liMik lo close her season In line fashion. "Jo yc e would (list like In place III Im iiI i evenis." Harris said. "She's liMikfug lur a giHKl race In Ihe iwn mile, she's Im-c ii running strong miles ull season und I think she euu "Everyone goi along (Ills und we're Imping in have lime In llie stale m ccl." added. "II all direr place II Ihe Icing on die cake lor us.” season a g<MMl Harris will I m- Williams* hom e run leads Rinker to win SyaaiBBm TN H#rNd coft i p oHnfwdiiiil * f WV|nr< l* SANFOKD - Alberto William* •lammed a two-out two-run home run In the bottom of (h r fourih lo cap an right-run Inning a* Kinkrr Material po*ted a eomc-lrombehind 15-14 vk-focy over First Federal Saving* and Loan In National Division action of ihe Sanford Little Major Base ball League Tuesday nlghl al Rov Holler Fir Id. The win brokr a Iwogainc lowing Mrrak lor Ihe Kinkrr Irani. Earlier Tueaday night. Sunnllaud Corporation acored a forfeit win when Ihr Sanlord Police Uenevoleucr A mmmUII oii failed lo havr enough player* apprar for Ihe game. Flral Federal Jumprd out lu a 12-0 lead in Ih r top of ih r arcond inning, aconng lo ran* In ihr arrnnd liming mi only three till*. Fred Hmwn had a double and Han Dixon and Kod Hmwn both lilt Muglr* llut Kinkrr came hack wllh •even run* In the bottom of Hie second Inning lo get tuck Into llie game. The only two hit* uf llie inning were Willie Williams’ triple and T o n y G u a n rlo lr'* Muglr. l M J > i l * r . P i | « 2B OUR AREA,. REA " ll liu* I m-c ii a real giMNl season lor us." Hauls said. "We had quid- a few new coaches and llicy *iep|M-d In nicely. Hrluu Shader did an cxecilflit job. he'* die eullll qulel lime and I’m uplrm po so Il's nice In have a contrast III Myles." * r a n . l - a ‘- 7 T J » : First Federal added a run In both ihe third and fourih Inning* and appeared lo have Ih r game In hand when they held Kinkrr without a run In Ihe third, leading 14-7 going Into Ih r bot­ tom of Ihe ftMirth. Hu I Kinkrr refused lo quit and exploded for Dvr extra boar hit* — three home runs and two triples — In the home half of the fourth. After Alhrrtn William* Marled the Inning wllh a Mngle bul w u caught trying to M rrtrh II Into a double. Greg Stafford tripled and V ic to r Peterson and W illie William* had Uu-k-lo-bark Instdr-ihr-park home run* lu rut tliTM-urr to 14-10. Guam loir. Jeff Menhir, and A k -xrrr Reddick then drew walk* to load Hie liases for Troy Drown, wlwi slapped unothrr triple to clear Ihr liases and make Ihr •rorr 14-13 The nrxl baiter Mruek (Mil lor Ihe arcond out of I h r In n in g before A lb e rto William* stepped in the plate and hit a l - l pitch far brynnd the frn rr III Irll-crlitrr to end Ihr runlrM Prirrson and Willie WUIIama each had a triple and a home run lo lead Ihr offensive allow for r I m Nm m Baa. Pag* SB �ft — Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wedneaday. May 10. 1900 S TA TS & S T A N D IN G S Mo* York 1. 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G Wilkint 111 I I IK Groan 10 PP I. Tucker 14 I I I. Walk* 01 MO 1. Vane«a«ohl 1 1 11 H. Strickland 10 111 Total! 410/1111 IN CMcapa » n il» lt -IH No* Yark » ) « IO N 0 - I N Throe point pool*— Hodpt! A Ptpp*n. Jordan. Man-man 1. G WHOmo. Van Afaafha FeutoS aui-Oeetor Talal touU ChicBfa 34. New Yark ]f Rebeunft ChKBfe M iCartwrifM 14). New Yark 3! lE « in f V0) A in tH -O ii(4 fa 39 IJarien i d . TechntceH- lla c k ta n III hturrtl Hit- nuihund W tur had uti rtil III Hit- ait til'd cimlihl. Iht- Moum - MYirt-d flu It-Mt tlwn iMii ruihr In any td IIb lour al Italn ua U lunk an t-arly Irad and nt-vt-r looked back. The Mooae M tirt il ihn-e runs in boih ilu- linti and lourth Hillings iinnindii five-run rally In llir MYiind and hah m u (iiithund In Ilu- llilrd. Klwanlh M innl one run In eaeh ol the k i i i i h I Chambari I 10 0 4 H. Carkrn * II 1 1 0. Writ 1 111 t. Hornac* t /** it. K Jarmion 0 tl t* n. Maiarla « II I I It. E Jahman 1 1 1 1 0 1 M. DvrmOl ( ( ( Tetaii 00 00 M H in II H H 11-111 IIU M H -III hraa point poM -Hippm ! 1. Rich mond. Ma;*f* . t Ad i*n* Total M u lt-G o ld ! I! Slat* la. Phaanii 11 NakaurMi-GaMan SlaM al (Hichmand III. PhaM a 01 IE JMnoan *1 A ttittt-G a td an SlaM I I (Mullm II. P O in la M IK Jahntan 111 Ta c h n ic a lt- none A — 10.011 and lourth limtUK». and live m H r third. Monluom ery ln l lilt- way al Ilu- plate lor lluMo o m - with ih m - KinKlfh. Sparrow and M elm yre each hud a draiMe and a rtliiklc. Shulk-r had a dim tile, mid Hunt. Fuller. Braxton. Keiih. and Ik-11 had one kliiKh- cacti Ura ha m u d d id a ru n M-ored. For Kiwants Andt-rnon liad iwo slntik-h. and Salmon. Kcllh. C lu ve rs. O'Nell, .uid 1'lHiinatt had one Hinkle eaeh. Krie added a ru n M ixed. ufnur In o ilie r a c t io n , it w as UniiiwtMKl Tuyida ripping Wall l‘a|H-ralld Mole 2 H I T a m m y l u l p I n i ilu - o II i -u m a smi>le a m i lo u r r u n s Mixed. J a m i e L i w i c m i - a d d n l a ti.is f lo t a n d ( l i n t t u n s M u r e d . i ‘x u l .1 H m l ic y a d d e d a p a ir ol (t in s s t i n c d w ii l.is .i l l a i i m a o w iiIi aciocii a biiiKit- a n u tw o io n s _____________ Mined. H o h m K lu u a r d h iro k e d ( I n t i - d o u lile s a iK l a h in jjle w it h lo u r K i l l a n d tw o r u n s M ix e d Muhelle Wldtnet added two runs Mixed. I.l/a Shix kle. I'atile Slauuter. Ik-verty IIunties and .Ian llamilltxi all ailtlinu a Itll and a run m i m il. Kim Widetier rinsed oul (lie oltellM- wllll iwo (ills ami two rims M i x e d ••ie -t Fir*t period No scoring Penaltfai — Sutter, Phi. 4 02 Mtl bench Iverved by Richer 1, * 01, H+RtallUervedby Kerr), Phi, 4 to McPhee. Mtl. • OS Heitall lirrv rd by K erri. Phi. 19 32 Second per tod -1 Philadelphia D Smith S ISinttalo). ) S3 PenaltiesSecor d Phi I SS L em k ui, Mil. • SI. Poulin. Phi. tl II McPhee. Mil 12 44 Sutter, Phi. ts to t Third p e rio d -!, Montreal. 6 Smith t (Robinuin Nadundi IS to Penalties— Wells Phi, double m in x. 10 02; Corwm Mtl. double minor, 10 01 Overtime— 3, Philadelphia Poulin A (O Smith. Murphy). S 0! Penalties— N o w Shotii on goal Philadelphia T T A i - I J Montreal! 1 1 1 1 -1 ! Power play eonvttnont- Philadelphia t 0 Montreal 4 0 Goal lender i — Phi ladelphia, He itail Montreal, Roy A 17.09 Retoree-Denit Morel 1 (M L ) — PUied outtvtdrr Andrv Da*ien on IT* II day divabird l.il rx y llv d outti*td*r Phil Stvpbrnwn trnni Iowa ol ft* Am*ri<4A Aiwciation tAAAI la « A*e*t*! - Ploivd intiyider Aitrrdo Griffin on th* is day d iu k X d lilt, ritallyd miiyidyr Mtko Lbarpwion from Alkuqixrqut of if* P x if.c Coy if Laoqu* (A A A ) M*w Yark (ALI — Placed pitcher John Condolaria on I i day dnetted lilt, refroac live lo May *. optioned outlielder Hal M orrli to Columbia, purchaiad contract! ol pile he* i Cloy Parker and Chuck Cary from Columbia PlWiWrlRk — ActivXed lin t baiemyn (Id Bream from the duatOed lilt, lent oulfieMyr Steve Carter lo Buffalo ot the American Aiiocialkon (A A A ) Van O u y , — (tecat led dull wider Jerald Clark and purchaiad the contract at lin t baiemyn Hob N il von I*urn L ai V tqai ot tho Pacific Coail Leaque IAAA I Norik Cyroimy - Baikatball playyr J R RtidRyvouphiitinyl * y r ol ahqih.lif, FayWall PiXlkm fk — Sign*) thry* Ire* ygvr.li tight and Than* Hilchi*. u l a ly Owyn Bartrull and dvtvnnv* lack* S*v* Vanda (r i ll _Kee&ei^Citjr — Fir»d \couting egtnti OIlk G itlendO tii fa r lor cdtuiim JVlIIll C H A l'K l. H IIX , N.C. - North L’amllnu junlttr .1.11. Hi-td niude lilmself available Tuesday lor neii ntuiiih's NBA ilmfl. "I think It's tx’kl for nu- rlfthi now." Kelit said ul a jirenn iiiu le m icr on (he North ('nratlna eiimpos. * Tv r done everythlnR I've e\|ieeifd amt more. I’ve liad a hihmI lime lor Itirre years. Now. I'm dtilnu wli.tl's Ix-at for J.R. Reid." Reid. li ltMit-fl and 2fX) |Nxmds. Is I lie set-olid looted eullede iiiith-relnsMiieo lo announce lie'll turn pm. Indiana sopho­ more Jay Kit wards earlier said lie’s leaving school lor I be NBA. Underclassmen have mitt! midnil'll I Saturday to Inform llir NBA If I bey want hi lx- Inrlmtrd tn the June 27 ilmfl. Reid s physical maturtly and Inside Mixltiu ability make him a likely luih-ry pick. "I think lie'll drflnllcly |>u in ilu- lop I I . " North Carolina Coach Dean Smith said. "Th u l Im-ludes Ilu- cx|xmslnii (Orlando and Mltinea|Milis| teams. He's got size, quickness, good hands and lie can rover anylxxly oul on (he nttirl." Retd Is die lourth player under Smllh to turn pro after ihe Junior sciiMin. Rotx-ri MeAdtxi In 1972. Jam es Worthy In 1992 and Mteliiiel Jordan In I9H4 were others. Smith often said lie would cm inirugf any of his players who imitd lx- a top three jilek. Retd may not lx-, hut Smith sold NBA ex (Muslim uud salary hikes have ( hanged Ills criteria. "II lie’s III Ihe lop I I . lie can gel •:! million over 4 years." Sm ith said. "O n tliat Informa­ tion. I'm sure ixiiple can ondemand. If uuyixxty can’t lake dial and be financially scum-. Ilieti they an- spending ton much money." A year ago. Reid may have Ix-i'ii considered die lop pick. W ilkens, Jones, Gates enter basketball hall SI’RINUFIKLD. Mass. - K.C. Jo n e s , t.enny .W ilke n s and W illiam " P o p " Gales, three tMskcllMlI greats wlio made (lie transition Iroiu player lo coach. Tuesday entered die BaskeltMlI Hall ol Faint-. "tl's txi-n a luniasde climb lo tills position," wild Julies, u loriuer player and coach of the the Boston Celtics. "Yes. this Is the leliigon die cake." Jones, a defensive specialist. won iwo NCAA championships and 90 straight games al die University of San Frum-tsru. a gold uirdfil at die 1959 Olympics and e lgh l N B A lilie s w llh Boston, lie usiehed die Celtics lo two ehaiiipnnishl|>s in lour seasons. He rellred us couch alter Ihe I9M7-HH season. Al ii news conference fx-fore the induction ceremonies. Jones saved Ills greutesi praise for Red Atierlsieh. Ihe Cellles president and former ( im c I i . "Tile mail is genius." Jones ]* 7 pm SC. College. South Flgrtde et Jeckwmvillr. 9LI 7 30 p m - J l, R . Te«eii R e n g m b 1 N r* York T a n k m . (L i t JQp m — SUN. CUklend A » et Belitmar* Or*ol«ft, (L ) 7 30 p m - OR. New York Melt « l Cincinnati Red*. I D A -pm — GN. Sen Frenciuo Gienlft el Cbicego Cubt. 1LI BASKETBALL 1 0 4 p m - TBS. NBA PierolH, Milwaukee et Del not. <D 10 top m - TBS NBAPlerolfft Seetlleel Lav A n ft left. ( D 3 30 e m — ESPN. High ftcTtgut, Dapper Dan Round Bell CleftftK lo w LI HO 10 p m ESPN, LPBT Seagram % Cooler U S Open. (L I HOCKEY 10 p m — SC. CNcaga Blackhawkft al Calgary Flamat. Game Five (L I QUOTE OF THE DAY | " I fx-lleve steroid use is rutii|m iu among die NFI.. and dial Includes my own team. 11 Is rampant In colleges and tl Is ramjMiii In high schools." — Atlanta Falcons All-Pro lineman M il Fr*lic test trying hclorc a Senate hearing on steroid use In s|oxts. ■aid. Wilkens. coach of Ihe Cleve­ land Cavaliers, whose season ended Sunday *1 the hands of Mleheul Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, played for four tram# during his 15 NBA seasons, including elghl years wllh die St. Louis Hawks and four with the Seattle SupcrSonlcs. T h e n ln e -tlm c A ll-S t a r averaged 16.5 points a game and ranks third In assists, behind Oscar Robertson and MagicJohnson, who passed Wilkens tills season. ” 1 never once, us a player, gave a thought lo gelling Into the llall of Fame." Wllkrns wild. " I l’sju sl a lot bigger than I ever thought. It’s overwhelming." Wilkens. who also served us a player-coach lor four years be­ fore retiring as a player In 1975. i i M c l u d Ihe SupcrSonlcs lu Ihe NBA lllle In 1978-79. O a te s , w h o p la y e d p r o ­ fessionally far 18 seasons, bringing his career lo an end in l » B IO T * k11!S&£SS«te' Sanlord# 321-0920 M T IT M .U t IT r M GoingToThe I )o g s P c iy s Softball IB W i k i Cenferenc* MaMreelvt Pfniadelotoe 4Montreal leedt ierte% > }) May I — Philadelphiel, Montreal 1 May J — Montreal J, Riiiadeiphia o May J — Montreal S, RiUadHphia 1 May J Montreal J. RiilackiphiaO May f Philadelphia!. Montreal 1 COT) May II — Montreal at Philadelphia. 1 31 pm ■ May IJ Philad«4pt>ia at Montreal I OS pm Campbell Cenlerence Cateary vt Cbkete (Calfary toadtterkt ! U May 2 — Calgary J ChfcagoO May 4 - Chicago J Calgary 2 M a y4 - Calgary S Chicago! May fl — Calgary 1, Chicago M O T i May 10 — Chicago at Calgary, 9 isp m a May I I — Calgary ai Chxago • JS p m v May !4 - Chicago at Calgary, A OSp m a it necettary T V / R A O IO bill his sloek slipped a bit over ■lit* past season. In exhibitions last August be!wren (he U.S. Olympic team and NBA players. Reid's strength and scoring weren’t as rITcclIvc as (hey had been against college eompetillon. This past college season, hf was plagued by In ju ry . Inronslstcnry and difficulty in a d j u s t i n g to u s h u t t l e substitution system employed by Smith. Held missed Ihe Ta r Heels' first ft games because of a broken fool, then was (n and out of the lineup Ihe remainder of Ihe regular season. Still, he led North Carolina's scoring wllh 15.9 points u game, averaged 9.5 rebounds and shot 61.4 prrrcnt from the floor. "Th e Injury sci me bark, and the playing slylr was a dllTIrult transition for me. but 1 was happy wllh the Nnuoti." Reid said. “ Now. I’m anxious to shuwwhnt I cun do In the NBA. The way I play — the physical style — I think I can have a pretty good pro career." In postseason play. Reid had Ills besf moments. It. He was voted the outstanding player In lead­ ing tile Ta r Heels to their first A llu n llc Coast C on fe re n ce Tournament utle In 7 years. He taler scored a season-high *>9 p o in ts in a 9 2 -8 7 loss ,.i Michigan in the NCAA round ol 10. Thai performance came aficr Reid sat out a second-round game against U C LA because of a curfew violation. Held had his best stallstlcs as a sophomore. He was UPI AllAmerica second team and led Ihe Ta r Heels wllh averages of IH points and 8.9 rebounds. As a freshman. Reid averaged 14.7 points and 7.4 rebounds. His career averages were 16.2 (Mints and 7.9 rebounds. Ills shooting percentage 160.1) ranks 3rd In srhool history behind Brad Daugherty and Bobby Jones. U n i t * # P m i >w f rw N tl*oiRl CaetofeiKt f la il i A -N .H I • O iO E N IT R T B I1 III H iff m* 111 4 * >1. Mvlltn 14 H * II II. L Smith 0 1 •• I. Garland I I I I I It. Richmond 0 lo 00 I i Toaolo 1414 I t It Allard ( J i l l . Bot I I t 11 Tetaii *t 01 It H til M O B MIR t in t JuniorC o p i Ir m E f r w a i I B NHL PfayafH AAftKBALL Cert«rfMKI ! 11 § 13 0. H l l j H 10 I f 0 ! 34. JorSen M 17 M 11 34. Coriirw 1 10 0 3. Devil 1 3 0 0 3. Feiien 00 0 ! f. Vmeant!33 33* to lk rtf « ! ! 4 TeUI»4f •? 30 to HQ II ] TyoiOly-! TrasioclMm lio WM VO. LA LA kin ( LA LokoroMoB >00 01141 Y a rk s | T M H tA C T IO M ! May 1 0 atOetrpil.Opm ol Detroit. I r m May 11- M i l .— . 14— D a m n <*Mllytavkap,I H p m May II — Detroit at Nklnraukao. i p m May 11— Milwaukeeot Detroit,Ip m May 10— Datroil al Nklnau***. TBA May II — MHtrAufcaaal Ortroil, TBA No* IN H L PLAYO FFS O n t i l Itvffi I All TMnatCDTI GraiH ! II 7 1 I f Fiffen ! I ! I ! Chi. ONOaiiOo ) ‘i — a m (M N n o o i o n lootlM ILanooMn 411 al Tomria IK*» >11.11 U p m Chxeg* (Ptrot I I I al MINru koo (Hlgugra 0 1). 1 M r m Ttaao (Ryan 111 a) Mo* Fork IParkar OOI.F » p m Minneaste ILthOh I I ) al (CMmanoa l l . l 11pm Oakland iim m s H 401 al (Ballard 01).> 1 1 p m CaiiMrn.a IMOMt I t ) aI Dt4r»l (Tanano 14). > :ltp m CMvaiand (Fart*! 1 1) al Ramao Cily (BanntiMr 10).I U r m B. Mertan. Let 114 BwMcki. Chi 1 M. Rl|a. CM I 41. Hill, til 10*. Clavina. Ati i 41. Htrihitar. Lot >01: Dar*in. Hou >00. Whilton. tdt. I II. LmMy. Pit 1 H. Drat**. P lIlH Wist Smolti. Atl. Gaston Nym. Whihon. Wg Rtvtchtl. Slo snd Osteon Stl J. Glov+nt. All, Sutcliffe. Chi, Mibtor. Cm D fiM w t Hog Icon. Hou. H9fth»fttr. tot. Gfott Mon. FtfntoKtoi, Nyrm, Hunt, Sdg ond Show. IdQ 4 Mm. M a n . Oak M Chicago 14. 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Reid opts to enter N B A draft I\vk ROAD KINO Radial By Dayton 40,000 Mil* Guaranteed ' if n 11 m >lc i . iryht *u nil i*.i i k WwuSlSS- *29” PlB&aW1)P14l PtTftlQftlJ I2M PlI&iOIM) 1UT ptasrsau k h p t»r»u m u P20S7WU I7.M 1 FM 0 B -1 S P21i/7WU BMO P2057W15 WJO P2t* w m n r i n a i r n i «iw P2»7j«l5 1 4 M M -1 I 14P7M14 1M/7SM-14 304/7SB-14 X0i/7M*1» a iW 7 M U 22V7ftN-1l tU .4 4 140.10 W .H M4.W <71.10 <7240 171.40 <7740 101.70 Al K .N M I N I S 12 sr*vr *34” h A N iM l^^lllh OMUBl 1m : monb m s liip n p t o i m v i T 9 U N M M S IO M T •S t Home runC O P t U t M l il IB K llik e i S liillo r d a m i B lo w n eat Ii Itail trip le s a m i G u a m lole h a il a sllli<le A I si i M i x l l l t ; H ilts w ere K e d d lt'k w it h tw o . a n d M e rllile .n id S a m m y W illia m s w it h txie i ai It F * lk * » l u i I n s t r e U f i . i l . ll a ii IJ iA iX i h a d a irip le a n d a s iiit le . A lt in S o u t h h a d a Irip le . F r e d B r o w n a d o u h le a m i K is l l l i i t m i a sinitle l a x r i i / o I h k o u a m i G le n H e m n m ik w a y M ix e d iw o lin t s c a t'll, a n d B o b b y F ik lie r a n d H u h e r i K m is si i x e d m u e eaeb 3” •st'SO.W •sc'S tM j �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Wadrtasday, May 10, 1909 — tv Sun Bank Twins rip Jon Hall Orioles behind Owen no-hitter C A S S E LB E R R Y — D i i m i i i Owen threw a no-hlllcr to lend the Sun Hank Twins In a 16-0 11 ml of I In' Jon Hall Orioles In a Mustang Division game of Seminole irony Baseball at the Five l ,<ilnln('omiitex on May 6’. Leading the Tw in offense was Jeff Tayton, who hit iwn doubles nnd had two rbl. David Ouellette added a single and one rbl while Patrick Reynolds had a single nnd two rbl. On defense, ealrher Brian Miller threw out two runners trying in steal third. In olher Mustang games: Krllh Tedeseo had a pair of singles and a pair of doubles to power the Salvagin'* Angels' 14-3 romp over The Radio Shop Phillies on May 6. Chris Sanders added three singles and a double. Andy Nrufrtd pitched three strong Innings for the win while Mike Meadows took the loss. Winning pitcher Aaron Black drove In four runs and scored two more while hitting two doubles for the Seminole Honda Pirates In their 14-9 win over the Central Florida Underground Blue Jays on May 6. Matthew Candler and P.J. Ramsey also contributed hits. For the Jays. Robbie Shapiro had two doubles, an rbl and three runs scored. John Krrlcn also had some key hits. Dax Kemp wus the losing pitcher. Birch. Paulk and Metar us combined to pitch the Hants Shook Giants to a 20-10 win over the police Athletic League Brewers on May 6. Sawery was thr losing pitcher. Brandon Fleming caught a fly ball to end a bases-loaded threat In the fourth Inning. Billy Flowers made a great catch to kill a first Inning rally while Jose Torres come on to pitch In the fourth and pick up the save In the Hillcresl Homes Cubs' 12-10 decision over the Superior Trim and Door Astras on May 9. Jason Bemosky was the winning pitcher over Bryan Stcnsrod. Tones led the offense with two singles and two runs scored. Tony Giordano and J .J . Deplerro also contributed hits. Chris Louswma had three singles to drive in two runs and score another aa the Marina tale Braves handed the Florida Carbonic Yankees ihelr U n i loss of the season, a 7-6 setback on May 9. Brent Templeton was the winning pitcher over Ware. Other Brave hitting stars were Jason G raham . Jason Mitchell. Ned Rslncs and Jeremiah Mitchell. Winning pitcher Nathan Sims singled three times and scored four runs for the Dtttmrr Aluminum Mets as they pounded the Diamond Lube Indians 14-2 on May 4. Lawrence P ulu also hud a triple and two runs scored. Barry Sommer came on tn relief In the first liming with (he bases loaded and struck out three Host-------------C N t lm H (vm m IB Friday, wllh Ihe Class IA al guns- at I p.m.. the Class 2A rotund al 3:30 p.m., Ihe Class 3A final al 6 p.m. and Hie Class 4 A mulrh-up al 6:30 pm All the games will hr played at Merrill Park, which Is located Ix-hlnd Lorhm un's Plaza off Jamestown Boulevard. As de­ termined by Hie FSIIAA. each day will lx- divided Into four srsslons. Admtwdoti, which Is also set hy Hu- FSIIAA. Is 94 per person for each session of games "We're real thankful lhal iliey lU ik r llrautlryl an- lit II. Hopetully. they'll bring Ut ihe crowd." said Nolen. “ TIs- F H S A A ’s direc­ tion Is lo see il we can do Hus Hiring all Ihe elumpioiishl|ts lor a given sjxirl lo line stiel for all llle s|xirls We ho|x- lo keejt solHiull here." There art- many ic u m i u s that the slate sotlhall loumameuls could lake up jx-imanriit resi­ dence al Merrill Patk For our. Merrill Park Is isir ol the best sotlhall laellillesm Ihr stale and. secondly, Altamonte Springs' central location in the slate should bring entice other Ians lo make Ihe trip "W e think Ihe |Mrk Is the first that we've seen." said Nolen. "One ol the irawins I Hunk this is sui h a strong area is that It's i lose enough Hut |x-o|>lr call come Irian the East Coast to see it And we sin slid draw some |H-oj>lr from Volusia and Grange counties Brstdes. having that much soli lu ll at one site altrai Is mote pco|tlr. "W e couldn't have done it uuhoul tlx- help of thr city ol Altam onte Springs T h c y ’v r !«■« n mrtrdthle " The C rnlm l Florida Entcrptses Royals downed Ihe Expos U-1 with Mlchcal John so ending as the winning pitcher scattering six hits and striking out nine. Eddie Wilson led the offense wllh a three run homer as Carlos Martinet had three Ixtsc hits and Iwn runs scored. Kyle Gaines ted the Expos wllh two base hits and a run scored with Burger adding two doubles and iwa singles w lth u run halted in. Perkins' Tw ins won the final game with a 12-9 victory over Ihe Mrls wllh Kllcy Calapa connect­ ing for a double and a single and four BBI. Patrick Bogun had a single and a RBI wllh Tony Traeger singling and driving in one ran. Znladonts led the Mels wllh a grand slam. The Tuseawilla Rotary Red Sox look a pair of games last wi-t-k In Seminole Pony ILi-.elt.ill at Five Points Field In Hronro division aelloli The Retl Sox hammered Ihe Ken Rommel Cardinals. 16-3. with Jim Parrott leading Hit* offense with a grand slum, a double and a single wllh six runs 1tatted In. Adam Coleman added a home ntn and two singles. Parran was thw winning plleher and allowed Just stx tills. The Hed Sox look Ihe second game wllh a IO-4 decision over ihe Twins. Jim Cartgnan was ihe winning plleher allowing five hits and striking mil five. Coleman led the lilt ling with a home run. a double utid u single und lour RBI. Purrun had a Innnc nm with two runs balled In as Mike Gnodull added a solo boilic run. T h r Seminole Other Produrl Yankees rlpjK-d the Terra Tek Blue Jays 27-4. Tyle r Wright led Ihe way wllh four lilts us Scott O ' llrleti. Holx-rt Unffcrt had three wlllt Brian Wilcox. Joe Drmuttla. Joe Fleorrolto each had two, Salvagtos Expos downed Ihe Cardinals 11-3 wllh Shawn Burger pitching four hllless innings. Jonas Jacket led the way wllh Tour base hits us Scoll Nrufeld had three. Burger and Erie Strrckrr added two hits with Erie Spalding adding u base hit. Jason Kt/cr led the Cards wllh a single wllh Tony Haydaga adding a base hit. The Casselberry Reds downed Dan's Re* starauni Astros 17-4 with Brian Lowe hurling u four hitler nnd allowing Hirer earned runs. Mike Castro led Ihe hilling attack with a base hll und n RBI with Clay Green adding a single und a ntn batted In. Lowe. Kevin Klght. Eugrn Mosrator. Eddie Crux and Sean Moon- etirh added a base hit for Ihe Reds. T h r Blue Jays came up wllh a seven nm founh Inning to claim n 19-10 come from Ix-hlnd victory over Ihe Tookr Trurklng Pirates. Nick Klim finished as ihe winning plleher and added three base hits. Tom m y Powers led Ih r offense with a home run und u triple wllh Billy Siefanlsko adding Iwo singles. Craig Powers had two singles. Kevin Dunn uddrd a single ami a don Die as Al Marti sen added a pair of doubles. Paul Evans had a double und a single. Jush juilfoti led Ihr PI rales wllh a double and a single with Tony Morgan adding u doublr and u single. The Mctul Manufacturing Mets took u 13-6 victory over the Winter Springs Cub* with Brian Zaludnuls driving In seven nm s wllh u Hirer run homer und two singles. Scott Hudson had Iwo hits with two RBI. Jamie Pfizer had a single wllh two runs IKit ted In. Nathan Fukrss hud u triple with T .J . Duke adding u hit and iwo RBI. Robbie Dehaven led the Cubs wllh a double and a single as Domrnirk Perrone hud a double wllh Matthew Mlmu-lliiudding a single. Ptnto Jerem y Weiner hit a grand slam lo lead the Dr. Getlls Tw ins lo a 19-8 blownul of Hie Sanlord Giants on May 6. Jason Mugnuearl had two singles and Chad Ruxinskl hud three singles for ihe Twins. Will Trautman led Ihe Giants with a single, double two rbl and a run scored Justin Erickson had a double and two rbl for the Giants. Anthony Braeco hit fils flrsi home run as the Salvaglo'a Red Sox romped past Ihe K92 FM Brewers 14-9 on May 6. Jeffrey Morlra was 3-for-J for the Red Sox while Keith Smith hll a single, double andirlple. Behind a home run, triple, two singles and four rbl from Brian Sternson. the Dr. Ryder Culm knocked off Ihe Versa I to n Reds 14-7 on May 5. Ralph Nero. J .J . Kmt. Hilly Law and Kyle Winstead also contributed lo the Cub attack. For the Reds, Stephen Binder hit a triple and drove In three runs. Mark LaFaber. Wes Feldman. Wendell Mains and Jamie Evans all hll home runs for HuAdvanced Brake Angels as they outslugged the Nobles Const ruction Expos 24-12 on May 4. Joey Omundson hll a single, double and triple tn thr Design Air Mels' 21-6 whipping or the Sanford Giants on May 4. Ryan Wert and Lunee Llttman both had two singles and two doubles lor the Mels while Michael Fior had four singles. For ihe Giants, Nick Malloy and Will Trotmann both hit a single and a double. Jeff Sieger caught two line drives In renter field lo anchor Ihe Dr. Gcllls Tw ins' drfrnsr In Ihelr 14-10 decision over the Alrneo Yankees on May 3. Jeremy Weiner ted the dert-nse with a home ntn. a single and three rbl. O ilir Tw in hilling stars Included Kevin Gaines. Mike Hnvry and Austin Reynolds. Clint Allen hll two home nuts und a single to drive In thrre nms Ibr the Yankees while Chad Allen had a home n m . single, tin rbl and l wo runs scored. Pony Winning |>llehrr Dcon Daniels hll his second home ran of Ihe season to lead Ihe Sanford Yankees to u 10-5 win over the Holmes Developnteni Twins on May 6. Scott Maine was ihe losing plleher. Todd Hensley and Handy Chandler also had hits Tor the Yankees. Brian Wells drove In three runs, scored two and hll u double for the Casselberry Reds in their IB-8 win over the Seminole Car Care Mrls on May 6. Jon Hammond was the winning pitcher over David la-France. Other players who contributed In the Red attack were Mark Desabrals. Brian Siurges. Alan Marlin. Robert Bologna. Kyle Feldman and Ronnie Hirst. For Ihe Mels. Shannon Sharp hit two singles and three rbl. Brandon Hanshaw. Brad Nunnert. Chris Taylor and Robert Powell also had hits for the Mets. Matt Dlemer led the Danka Dodgers with four rbl and two runs scored on a single and double as they hammered the VFW Post 9409 Red Sox 12-1 on May 6. Chad Slemer outpltched Rick Borosky Tor the win. Other players who hit well In the game were Slemer. Paul Clayton. Sean Shapiro and Corey Goehee. Winning plleher Randy Chandler allowed Just three hits while striking out 13 In the Sanford Yankees' 5-1 win over Ihe Seminole Car Care Mets on May 4. Jason Broch was ihe losing pitcher. Dcon Daniels and Lome Jones each hll a triple for the Yankees. Daniels scored Iwo runs while Jones scored one. Mike Morelll hll I w d singles for the Mels. Malt Freeman led Ihe olfense wllh three singles, three rbl and three runs scored and was also the winning plleher for the H.D. Realty Pirates In their 14-2 laugher over Ihe VFW Post 9409 Red Sox on May 4. Scott Haggr was the losing pitcher. Tony Mills und Ja y Black each had a single and an rbl for the Pirates. For the Red Sox. Louie Traeger hit u single and scored a run while Hagge hll u double and had an rbl and a run scored. Leach issued sum m ons upon return N ew Indy rule angers drivers INDIANAPOLIS — Drivers practicing for the Indianajmlls 900 said Tuesday they will protest rougher enforcement of a regulation 1rac k officials say will make for safer driving. Tom Binford. chief steward of the lndlanaj»lls Motor Speedway, said racers will be penalized for driving below the Inner line of the 2 'vm ile oval. Drivers commonly use the area to maintain top speeds In turns. "W e are not doing II to slow them down." Binford said. "We're doing It lo maintain a safely lane. It's lo be used In an emergency and not for racing. "There will be a penalty assessed for any car wllh the right-side wheels under the line unless forrrd there to avoid an accident. If Ihe infracilun tx-t-urs during qualifying, thr lap would not be counted and It would be an Incomplete attempt." The role was ih r main topic of eonvrraatton In Ih r Gasoline Alley garage area Tuesday as rain washed out practice. Il was Ih r first time In eight years an entire practice day had been rained oul. "When I first heard about II. I had no Idea I hey would try lo enforce lhal." driver Arle Bronco baiters without allowing run. txxmilng the Sun Bank T w in s to a 16-5 th ra sh in g of the Casselberry Rotary Expos on May 4. Mn-k Trueger was the losing pitcher. Brian Mltter Imd two singles, a double and five rbl for the Tw ins while teammate Adam Sewell had three singlesand I wo rbl. Jay MeFarlane hit a home run and a single, driving In four runs, fori he Expos. Th e To w n and Country Vel Clinic Reds exploded for six runs In the III Hi Inning to blow pasl the Central Florida Underground Blur Jays 12-4 on May 9. Mike Halayt-hlck nutpllrhrd Dax Kemp for Ihe win. Angelo Amain. who came on lo pilch and plrkcd up thr save, hud I wo singles, two rbl and an run scored h> lead the Red offense. Joe Knlpp had a single and u run scored. For the Blue Jays, Kemp hll two singles, a double nnd scored a run. staled lo slurl as Hie designated biller, und wus rriiluerd by Jeff NEW YORK - Texas Hangers Slone In tlte lineup. The club noltiled jxtllee Mon­ ■mtltrldrr Kick Leach, who re­ lum ed lo the club Tuesday day night uhoul the disappearfollowing u one-day dlsajijx-ar- alter, hut did nol hear from ancc. was Issued a summons by Lcaclt until Tuesday. jsifiee Tor criminal |h >**c » hI<>i i iir Neither G rieve nor Lru ch a cnntmlled substance. would discuss Hu* nature or the U|sitt returning to Ills New dlsu|i|x-urnncr. Leach, who went York hotel mom Tuesday alter- AW oi. for a day In 19H7 while noon. Leach was Issued the wllh the Toronto Blue Jays to summotts. a misdemeanor, alter solve martial problem*, said this police — searching Leach's mom dIsapjH-Hratter wus unrrlaled for t lues as lo his whereabouts ulld lie hail not s|xikrll lo Ills — Iontttl a packet containing less wile iinlll earlier Tuesday. ihnn an ounce of marijuana In "rill going to term this us a th e o u l f ie ld e r 's p e rs o n a l personal jirohlem tor n o w ." Ix-iongtiigs. a (K iller xjxikcxmun la-arli said. "I've lulkcd lo Hu* said. icum and I've talked lo Ihe Rangers General Manager jtlayers In Hie clubhouse. At litis Tom Grieve said he received a (sitni. nothing's going lo sound phone call Irom Leach al about gissl. By wluti liujtpciicd. I don’l 2-30 |i m E O T Tuesday and had Icel gissl ulsuii li. Bin I'm man "Ix v n with him since ulsuii 3 enough lo lace up to whatever o'clock I s|s-ni lime making ItajijM-iisloiiie." sun- he wus O K ." Grieve said Ihe club would llol Leucli was re|siited missing make any I u rt her rum men I until shortly Ix-lurc Hie Rangers' game reviewing Hie Inelilenl. He would uoi suv w ln-ilur Hie mailer wus Monday night against Hie New York Yankees. He originally wus |sillee-relateil or whether he had Luyrndyk said. "Personally. I I bought some­ body was joking." Luyrndyk. Ihe I9H9 Indy Rookie uf Hie Year and a four-time Indy starter, said drivers w rrr unanlmausly opposed lo Hie plans. " I don't think the drlvrrs will stand for this," Luyrndyk said. "W e have lo meet fuee lo face and sit down wllh Binford until we gel il solved. Mario (Andrei 111 would be Hu- guy because he's our drivers' representative. Bui I've talked lo a few guys and from wltal I've heard, nobody likes it." Said Andrelll: “ Race track Is rate track. I don't even want lo hear talk ulstut that." Drivers have 90 feel of track In straight­ aways and 60 feel In curves wllh u 19-loot safety lane below Hie while line in ihe comers. Luyrndyk said drivers olten go completely below Ihe line because ti Is Hie sales! jiath or because they have handling problems. Luyendyk was confident un agreement could be reached hut said he would obey the rule raihrr than risk a lim e o r lap |x t i u Ii v . "I don'l waul lo see that, ihougli. bccausc It's u bad rule." Luyendyk said. "It would lake awuy one line of Ihe (Kissing /one. Nolsxly's going lo give you extra mom. Il's going In screw up m y rhythm ." to get Leach out of Jail. OMfMfllO WMtofM MNSWy C H IC A G O Chicago Cubs slugger Andre Dawson Will un­ dergo arthroscoplr surgery lo repair cartilage damage In his right knee und be sidelined at least four weeks. II was an­ nounced Tuesday. C lu b p h y s ic ia n M ic h a e l Schafer examined Dawson on Monday and found earllluge damage on the Inside of Ihe righl kner and jmsaiblr damage lo the ouiside. T h r surgery will lake place Thursday morning. Dawaun. last week's National U-ague Player of the Week, had lluid drained from his right knee on April IN. He previously had arthroscopic surgery in October 1982 on Ihe same knee. Th e Cubs Tuesday placed Ihelr slur right fielder on Ihe 21-day disabled list, retroactive lo May 7. "W h a l call we do exeepl play?" said Cubs manager Don Zimmer. "It's nol Ihe end of file world." Hall Mare Hull In. who Is Hie Center Supervisor al M m lll Park wllliln Altamonte Springs' Deparimenl of Leisure Servlres. appreciates Ihe compliment but Is quirk In share Ihe glory. "Th e clly of Altaitmnlr Snugs worked wllh Lake Brantley High School to rrisivuir Htr girls' sotlhall field al Ihr high schixil." explained llullln. " T h a i was prior lo Brantley's I9H7 soli lull season, when they made II lo championship game (losing 2-1 In Tampa-Gall) u t I. "Sitter (hell, lls1rlly lias used II lor some Iraguc play We've worked oul ruuprrallvr agree­ ment and from that original agreement, we've grown pretty elosr." And Irom lhal original w ink­ ing relationship sprang Hie Joint effnrt lo bring die state solihull iDum am rnls fount- site "W ith Ihe help id H-ake Mary H igh School |irinci|i.il| Don Rrytuilds and lls- su|>jxiri ol the administrations til both high sctiouls. we pnl In a bid last September fo txilig all classes together for Hu- first unit-." soul llu lllll. " W r 'r r really rx rllcd atxiul II. This is a chance lot Altamonte Sjtrmgs lo jiut lls lx-st lixii forward a id we lrt-| its something that H r girl* ilrsrrve " Every body's workrd trolly close Bolh the Ixxtslrr clubs at latkr Brantley and lutkr Mary have hern a tn-tnrndous help It's hern a leal t'oiiim uiillv ellort. Il shows whal jx-ople ran do when they istt llu-lr minds n> II. We've gol a loi ol su|>|siil Irom lix-al businesses anil we vr jmi together a liter |iiogiani. We've also gol tell some golduniT- Irom Ihe FI ISA A as lo whal they rxjK-ri in a lournameni.” It Up comes tiip lher tomorrow startingal I p.m. C M t la M 4 f ia a » 1955 while a player-coach ol Hu- llailcm Glnlx-lmtlrrx. remembered making 9125 a nusithasa pro "In our day id playing ItaskillialL il you made one itiriuiver you were sitiutg on the Ix-neli." Gatesrrrulled. "You didn't make mistakes." Gales is one ol a liaitdlul ol iitayers lo go tlirtTlIy lio m lugh st'liiKil to a championship laolesslonal i lull. Gates plavnl lot New Yolk t'iiy's jKiwerlul Ih-njamtn Franklin High School leant In 1937-36 and Ihe nexl trason wus wllh the New York Rtlialssanee. wiltlx-r ol lilt- 1939 pmicssional t-hampkinshlp. Jones, a vice pn-sldrnl of H r Celtics. Joins lomier Celtics ti-unimutes Boh Co my. Sum .lones. 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Dr. Mitchell F. Gaj. P. A. • Dr, Yvonne D Gaj, P A 129 F Hwy. 43-1 (Ourclny Squ;ifo) I ongwooii, Fl f.lcjrt M i n k t , W i**i *( f 370 W. I a he Mary Ulvd., Lake Mary, FL liL'/'-lh !fNifUjp.'b If -Mi thj ' J Ij . .. o ' . »*Vi n *•., Ik Nid.i *•* i*i>M ft.isr i)rm y ,c t 1 l b W . f 11s I S 1. H is lo iit O hm n liiM ii S a n lu iil 323-4132 (ri 9-12 2 6 Otfhf* Houis By Ap( ntn A ! TH E C l t t ') A ; i t d ■ ft t i t .. CM t.'F M IN I T E S F R O M L A M M A H Y A I T A M N T ! I'M IN G S C A ' . I t l i t u n . 'A IN I E h lid '.. AND - A l l I A A ll U Ar •Vfri ,i| m u f i Call 323-2566 i U f it s •fillin' 2 i ups si mi * n am Slli.lll slii * S fIF 1h u n k s .ifjsM ftti*ir* se-tsi»rnm:iLiti *1 liHik ItiMfe pn s* nl.llil* Oddfellows to get together CALENDAR fi* » .Ills* one nl her sw eet L M O S T IM S U H A M M ACC M M I U J �■1 — Sanford Hi?raid1, Sanford Flood a - vVcdmosil.i’y, M,h 10, 1909 BLONDIE by Chic Young Her birth control pills caused pancreatitis D E A R D R . 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Ja ro b y K v .TV * .n r .«i th r i.ih lf k n . » 1t1.1l K.<m s in ^M nlMK o n r h i . t . i i n i p « l i » * r i l .i||ly I I 14 |»uuts M in .-In i> it v . mi l 1 i>m|>l(irlv Im W rs l to linl o w l tw o lira M s I vtoiild w iy to W ra l " U v r t. lu ll, eve n M lltlll • u '•• * t) • 1» T ( I ♦ J it. wr.M * i»o : »« • 1 u in . * k ; « i l i t It IV M * J IT 1 V k III 9 A IK J l 4 AV Mil VM • Ak f AgJTM ♦ g 10 9 2 Yulm r.iTilf Kdkt Ut*Ni 1Haler South i*AVv l*ass Nor Hi I l44t Pa« ***% 1ST I #a*« Moilh i* :* ! ii-ul # |u HOROSCOPK By Baralcc Bad* Oaol TO U B BDCTHDAV May 11. I B IB In llu- year ahead you may steer a rather dllllruli rnurse. hut II will I m- tin- rl(|hl one. You will lake pride III your arhlrvements and eadi obstacle you ovem m ie will I r a ih a ra iiiThull iter. T A U B U B (A j»il 20 May 20) SomelhlliK (t<aa1 tuuld .Mtur I.alay IhrtiuKh a (M-rson who is presently ludehicd lo you. Il may not la* the total payment Indt-bled lo you, hut II would lie a si art TryltiK lo |Mlth up a broken romance? The AstroGraph Malehitiuker can help you lo understand whai lo do lo make the relalbatslilp work Mall *2 lo MatrhnukcT. I'.O. Ho* OI42H. Cleveland. OH 44101342H. G E M IN I (May 2lsiune 20) If you're somewhat undisciplined and free and era.y going today, your behavior will be acrepublr lo your friends, bul this is not likely lu be true of co-workcn. T r y lo gain I heir approval. C A M C B N (Juts- 21 sJuly 221 If you feel Inellned Hi lake financial BLOOM COUNTY tisks liMlay. U s ts'sl you gable 8 A G I T T A B 1U B I Nov 23 -Dec. oti your own liuni lifs and nut 2 U A d ju s tm e n ts m a y I h - cal led 11inv ol somtime else Yours lor liMlay in an arrangem ent yo u h a ve w ith a close assiM lale. eoiild Im- mm Ii tisire ur<-urutc. L E O (.July 2-TAug 221 Don l D o ti'l even a llcu ip t lo hold out rely mi (Niiple lini.iv who have lor a o n c-slili-d ck'al. C A P R I C O R N (l)e< 22 -J a n . let yo u d o w n p r e v io u s ly , hfenusf I hey an- apl lo ri'|H'itl I!t| In a n y w o rk y o u 're required past |MTformutnes. On the oilier in |M'rliiriu ul this tim e , locus hand, you can trust those who m o re o n th e re w a rd s y o u 'll have proven ils-y keep I heir derive rather Ilia n on Ihe clfort a n d Inco n ve n le iE -r. Il w ill m ake word. V IN O O (Aug. 23-Scpl. 221 He the ro w yo u hoe easier. A Q U A R IU B I.Jan. 20-Kcb. I HI very earelul tixkiy that you do tail overst'll It you are trying lo There Isa (MisslJkllly you may In p ro tit o l e h o m e i h I n g o f ovemiatched In a compel II !vc, significance. TIs- first deal you fun acllvlly loduy. II your com* pul logeiher Is likely lo be your (H-ilior does ytsi In. lose wllh best one. smiles and grace. Instead ol LIBRA (S e p i. 23 O ct. 23) alibis. Someone you like may come lo BISCB B I Feb. 20 March 20| you today with an Interesting Something In which you anbusiness proposal. E vrn though prcscnlly Involved may look like It sounds good, k nlight be wise H only has a dark side, bul don't at this lime lo avoid commercial lie deceived by tills perception. A arrangements with friends. silver lining Is uteiut lu make an B C O B M O (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) appearance. A B IE S (March 2 1-April 10) Don't allempl lo peddle your own wares today, because II You could be very lucky today In looks like others can do a more situa tion s that have sociul effective Job for you than you overtones, bul you might not be can do for yourself. Gel out of as fortunate In matters that are of a materialist le ualurr. your own way. By B*rk« Bc m IHm I �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, May 10. 1969 - T8 D ia b e tics, w e ig h t-w a tc h e rs ca n c o n fid e n tly e n jo y th e se re cip e s P IN E A P P L E C A R R O T M EDLEY IIN i I h -I i s iiN rrts .ilxiut fi m il h Mil A 111l | | I 41II H . ,i n <1 a II r M liii.iln l f» m illio n itin rr liiiv r tin* i I|m *»i m ‘ a m i a ir lint a u a r r ut It lilts dlsrasf*. w h ic h illllh Is Intili v o iiiiu a nd nld, is rli.ir a r Irf t/ rd liv i’ M r s s u r sn ^a r III Ih r I mh I v Musi yutitittri dtalx tli s m u s t t .ik r in s u lin Injt't lin n s s i n c e i h c i r I h h I I c s rlit tint m a im la i 1u i( n in n ^ h Insulin tn K im l.ll* tin* siijiai IVttpIr uhu .irr dlalx tli lalrf in lllr usually air irf|iilrrd tn Ins* urli*|it tn kt cji i nntfnl nf (lit su^ai All dlulxtlrs w hrthrt insu lin d t } if ri«f» 111 m tint shmihl follow a tin t tn ritlir r maintain nr Ins*- weight Ih r ntral plan rad hr <tctcmnn*il hv a physi « Ian in u n it an Individuals fieri Is S u n f a m a ju f t n nf jMopI* If y ini’ In Ins*’ \AI l l ’ ll I us#* some luftU uf a dtahrllf * \« halier dl* I t h r u afr pmhahly l i I mllllnn mi In JfIna Is w Itu a i r lautlllaf u n i t ih* ry i huill'e system l| r|r Is a sirnphlird vtrs inn a h t r a k d n u n nl fi mhIs Inin s|\ t at« i(nt1<‘s *a« li n i t e vs it 11 1u u d s tit s i m i l a r a in n u n t s n t |>r n I * I n fa I « ar tmh\ df.itrs and *alnrirs In i ry a in p lr in t h r fruit g ro u p I small applr 1‘t banana * llils nt i i up pint applr p m r is ' r%i l i m i K u i b k V i ta th« i than havin g '* banana n m tnufninit win may hav» anv nf thr ntfl* f ihu* f l u n ti n n r d bu tts Ini a variety V a t i r t i is tfir split* nt 11fir i* lit'ir if * nines lu In* ids and tt»r * y« liking* sv slr tn r n *o u ta g e s « fm it*- and ft* vtliihty I nr a « opv uf th r Lvrhstvige List se n d 75 r r t i t s tn th e A i u r i i i art Illalxdt s \ssn* i.ilmri 2 l\ u k \\»im* \ * u Vnrk % \ Itsilti A tut* ftiuayt* is ntr.it fur ipiii k in* ills Inr anv dUdx tfi Sonic Id* as fnr rasv tinlr Mlftits fin als Inrtllltr fit it clogs VSIt Jl hfr.td fru/rn %rgrt.«hles and fruit nt* l i r t l o p e n fa* • *1 « hers** satlifw n li u n i t fnuiafn s l u r s \ ri»riah|r snup f1111K and trull ] h* * vi haiit;* fur rai It nl Ihesr iim fuviay* 1 * uj»s *ar ruf si irks M IDGE MYCOFF I i.ilili s|HHiii Iti.it.-r •>( i i i .irt;.i (Ini' 1 I .III I I ( I 1i I.IIIH'I-S) till s « t r l i iii il |ilin ,i|i|ilr t h u n k s , ilrnlii' il .mil iiiisrd ' » i u p slln i| u n r n niiluns 1t l- .lspimn s.ill 1H |f'.|Sp(N>|| following fit** * x* liani**' *ln t lot thru hc.illh s soke L A Y E R E D T O R T IL L A CASSEROLE l id Iran ground lx *I I tut tilliin untun <hupp* d 1t lovr g.llllf IIIIIM n l I tahlrs|MHin <Inti pnvitlcr I u asp*hiii sail I 1 tras|MKill p*-pjwi I rail IH on in * si Tnrnaln v i m * 1 *an I2*v uiim » s) sin » »| up* n in e s 1 m i i h l n r i ill i n is .m il (m i t.-r III I 'V - p i a r t y l.is s f .is s if f ilr dish < ovrr m ii Ii ltd Miiinw.ivi (in in n p c fi ( in p u u i i iu 12 mlimli s tit mini i.u iu K .He tt iid( i ( lisp stliiliid lu n v Add p m - .ippli' iinlnii s.ill und ipinlrt Covel Mu ruw.ivi' mi li*i pen ■nl puui i I 2 inliiiiles nr until lie,ued ihrnufih M.ikcs *J servlntjs tine s.tvlnu -v hint I . i y e U ih le 11 hit b l.irg* turttll.is 2 * up's i n niifirr si) |*rai*"il f h* d d a t « I k rs* 1* * u p u . i u t nr tu m a in ju ice * n m i h l e g ro u n d h**l into 1 iplait t h .vs l Add *iuiuu parll' * InJt jMrvnh r sail and p* pp* r M h rn u a v t nil I OH prf* r i l l p m r i 5 h iiitn ufrs nt until nn long* r pink stlrrtni! 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(Lw*) rSanto'S >N0a l.u.roa i f Aik* 1On* Dev 1A n For 24-hour listings, sso TV W ttk issus of Friday, May 5. 5 Love th em g rits Lym e, founq 9 ot La>e Mary anticipates that no it tide ot grds as her mother Gayle, looks on ,<t the t3th Annual May Day Brunch, sponsored by the commur.dy improvement project committee ot the Sanford Woman's Club Held Sunday at the Sanford Civic Center, the brunch brought In more than 500 people Proceeds will go toward Sanford civic improvements Chairmen of the brunch were Winifred "Bill" Gielow and Beth Budges Te le m a rk e tin g a pain in the ear D EA R A B B Y : As a tnnnrr le li'p h u ru salesperson (six vearst I ,Hirer wllh yuu Alrhv Must (H-nple i ntlsidrr these rails at invasion nl their privacy. I hive mu nl lour - alls are likely ........ nn ii an nn mivenii'iil nine Inr the pefs.ui railed — Ihey are either snk n.ippiiHL outside ■utlmit tin nlass ehauiiliu; the liahv nr |usl walklUU mil the diKir lm an appointment Ih r itruiiinrnls aualnst teleplimu s.ilis lar m iim m ilxT the auimni tits inr Smnenne llvnnj 111 a liluli rise apailiuetn huildlTIU 1 an tie 1 ailed hv .in aluminum sidiuu s.di s|h rsnn And a tx-rsun who is m tied wllh i u i i broken leys Irulti a skimu accident can Ih i ailed hv someone scllliiu d.uielinl 1’ ssmis' Keep riuhl nil eam|>.lluulll|t aualnst telcm.ir kcllnc. Alrhv. Anv ilium 1I1.n •mues m ilie mail •an lx- ihruwn away .(link mall is vvltal kn ps 1he jmsi olTIce Iiiisv Ih e v ilavs So keep Uncle Sam's employees Irnsy and let (In home lx- the one place of privacy where notxrdy can Intruth- and bother you, Ih-e.mse I value niv privacy, slijii ini'... ANONYM OUS D E A R A B B Y t C o u n t me ainunc Ihnse who n-M-nt Ix-lnu sohelled tor husluess nu my home Ifli-phnuc. ( lire day Iasi week I received a lelephmie call trom wiiiirune who was irylnu lo sell me u earjx-l i li anlim service, t |xilltr]y said. "I'm unalile In talk to you riulii now. Will vim please nice me y o u r h o m e te le p h o n e numtrer'.''Ills res|xirisei "I'm sorry, hut I dir licit conduct business Iriun m y Ii u i i i i ." I replied: "Well, neither do I. Have a like day." H A D SMOUOM Bt C E D A R R A P ID * . IO W A D E A R A B B Y : I am 11 commer­ cial airline pilot. Oltru I ijt-l up ul 2 a.ill. Inr a infill. Conversely. I urn often In tx-d try 0 pan. I take my sleep seriously, a> my safely and tin- sali-ty nl more than loo passenners and m y crew depend on my makmu alert. Intrlllftent decisions. I Irerprently ({el calls from telephone solicitors at B p m . and later. Askinn that m y name lx- removed Irom their lists has done no ipxxl. I have even tried an untlsied rmmlx-r— lo no avail. Let me decide when I need new e n cyc lo p e d ia s , fa m ily |xin rails, kin-hen rrmodrllnd or dance lessons. Then I will shop around, make my own choices and rom act the appropriate company. In the meantime. I consider telephone solicitations a violation of m y privacy as well as Jeopardizing 100 passengers and u M G million aircraft. ( B A T E P IL O T 01 O P ALLO W . IL L . D E A B A M Y : In response to your column about telemarket­ ing. I have a suggestion for your readers that may be helpful: Get an answering machine. Then. 10 prevent missing lm* ponant calls from friends, rela­ tives. etc. use a message simitar to lire one we use at home: "Hello. If you are selling some­ thing or taking a survey, please hang-up now. Otherwise, please leave your message at the sound of the beep." It worked for us. P tO H TtM O B A C K IN • T . L O U IS D B A K A B B Y t My wife and I h ave a d isa g re e m e n t th a t perhaps you can resolve. O u r d isa gre e m e n t com es about because when we arc watching T V . 1 regularly use the mute button to tune out com­ mercials. My wife aaya this la wrong— that It 1 watch the pro­ grams. I ought In listen to the sponsor's commircials. My attitude Is that the compa­ nies that control television pro­ gramming abua: the airwaves by using an Inwdlnate number of commercials, most of which arc Inherently deceptive, and that I am under no obligation to listen to this trash. Which one of us la right? ‘T H E C L K K E B ” m P A L M B P R tM O * D B A K C U C B B B t Whether or not one chooses lo listen to the T V commercials Is a personal decision. You are entitled to your opinion and your wife is entitled to hers. And If this Is the most •ertous disagreement you ever have, count youraelvca lucky. D B A K A M Y : I was the "pen pal czar" for Operation Dear Abby while I was command chaplain for USS Coral Sea. and I shall alwaya remember wllh fondneaa the exilement created by the thousands of tetters we received dally after you laun­ ched your letter-writing cam­ paign in 1987. What a terrific morale booster that was! Numerous servicemen land wom en) developed romances through those letters that ended In marriage. May 6 will mark nearly one and a half years since John Frakes answered a letter from Kathy McQulaton of New Castle. Pa. And by the time you read this, they will be married. Keep up the good work. Abby I W CH ABLD . HALLEY C O m tA N P d A P L A P I �— Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida — Wednesday. May 10. 1989 Protestors stags takeover of Massachusetts building SEMINOLK SCENES W hrn mi llcrolil |tli()ingm|itirm slrnot a variety of plel tires. (Mill wiili a iliMi'tcnt riiiii|Hisiii(in. |>nsc nr angle. Not all nl’ tlm n arc piililislu il From I line in iliuc. ilu* Herald iiili-iuls In assemble some nl those "otitlnkes" tor a seen nil look from a dlfTrretU persjterUvr. al news and feature events. Hen- Is allot Iter cnllrcl Inn nl reeenl scenes Iruinarnimd Semi mile County. HwvMHwMbyT* Atrobicizing Karen Stripling, a teaching assistant In the physical education department at minute exercise session was part of a nation wide program wherein 200,000 Douglas Stenstrom Elementary School In Oviedo, leads the 650 members ol participants al t.000 schools worked out simultaneously, the student body, faculty and stall in a low impact aerobic work out The 15 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE or FICTITIOUS HAMS N O TIC E O f F IC T lT IO U t N A M t Noirt* l> hereby glvtn that I im engag 'd in bu*in**l #1 MOO E**t Ovceo'a Rd . Geneve. FL 33733, Seminole County, Florida under the Fittitteu* Name ol G E O R G E R IC E , and mat | Intend to regnter **id name with fhe Ci#fk ol the Circuit Court, Seminoie County. Florida in accordance with the Pro ytftion* ot the Fictifieu* Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS W Florida Statute* US? » George Rice Publi*h April ?i May 3. 10. 17. Nolle* It h r r t ! (Ivon the wr or* ontofod in butlnott *• M l Murphy Rd . Wlnlor Springy Sow loot# County, Florid* under IS* Fictlttou, N*m* ol C LE A N SW EEP M A IN TE N A N C E . *nd mol m intend lo rogiiNr laid nom* nitty tty* Clara ol th# Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florid* In oecordonee nitty the P re vltls n t ol th# Fictitious Nemo statutes. To Wit Soction MS Of Florid* Statutes itsr /S'Jsmei R Pernelljr s Clyde G Roe Publish M o y l. 10. IM S . IMS D E E 11 N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice Is hereby given tty*! « e are engaged In business et I l f Live Oek B lv d . Santord F L u r n . Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Nemo ol C A L DESIGNS, and lhal ne intend to register sold name nith the Clerk ot th* Circuit Court. Sominoto County. Flor.de in occordonco nitty th* Pro visions 0( Hi* Fictitious Name Siefutes. To Wit. Soction 0SS0S Florida Statutes Its; SGaie Rodertbaugh /S' LlndaM Beaver Publish April II. » . May. 1. 10. o ?d in 1t*f DEDlIf N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notice i* hereby given that I am engaged in bu*me** at P O Boa 337. Geneva Fla 37737. Seminoie County. Florida under the Ficfitiou* Name ol VIN NIES TR U CK TIR E SERVICE and that I Intend to regiftter *a«d name with the Clerk, of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the Proviftion* ot the Fictiliou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section U \ o* Florida Statute* ltS7 * Vincent M G'fafdi Pubhvh April 7*. May 3. 10. 17, Iff* D EO 731 AM HKKST. Mass. — Students protesting mill tary-funded n-senrrh nil eampus seized another building al lh r University of Massachusetts Tuesday night. Ilie fourth such takeover In a mnniti. The 75 In lOO slndrnls wen- holed up 111 Menmrtal Hall, the same iwo-story htlek building which demonstrators seized In the srennd takeover two weeks ago Th e protesters also d r mantled school ad­ ministrators halt suspension proceedings against HI students amicted In last week s iN -e u p a t f o n of a scliisil research laelllly. Th e latest takeover came during a faculty forum on the Iwcur ot Penl agon lit tided researrh nl UMass and Just hours after 10 students staged a temporary sti-ln at the office of Chancellor .Joseph II. IHlffey. Meanwhile, si* student huitgtT strikers caniiied nut outside I lie school ad mini stmt Inn building went without food ftir a second day to press lor an end to the prolesters' suspensions Utlffey accused the demonslralors of "Intelleetual terrorism.'' "It's intellectual lerrorlsm when the group sustains occupying s|>ace with dtroands." IJnITey said. "Th is Is Ixyo n d a peacefulprotest." Kenton Tharp, a preschool tme her In Amherst and one of the 10 ot the sit-in at Duffry's office, said community members are beginning to roily on the side of students who are opposed to military-funded research at UMass. Legal Notice Legal Nolica N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM E Notice I* hereby given that t am engaged in buftine** at 770 N Or it tin Drive. Cetteltotrry, Seminoie County, Florida under the Ficfitiou* Name of VEND A LL SERVICES, and that I intend to regitter *aid name «ith the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance nith the Pro viftion* ol the Fictiliou* Name Statute*. To Wit: Section MS Of Florida Statute* its7 /(/Robert Tabbenor Publifth May 10.17.74.31. tftf D EE lOt N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice tl hereby given that I am engaged in bu*ine*» at 007 Whittmgham C t , Lake Mary. Seminole County. Florida under the Ficfitiou* Name of AVIA TIO N S A F E TY SCIENCE and that I intend to reg liter *aid name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminoie County, Florida in accordance with the Proviftion* of the Fictiliou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS Ot Florida Statute* 1tS7 /(/Robert f Curboy Publifth M a y ), 10 17,34. lift DEE 70 CELEBRITY CIPHER •N V V O T Y I I C H O a i X i M C V X S O f N t l K a I ■ T O O H I O K I J M T ea J T O I I OTTO U M I M N K C t V O I I I . l i c e . 1 — M e a n *■ o i e o M M . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I roabrd lh# writing of humor u • lupromo artMlc eftMongo'' — Harmon woufc. u u i vor i u r o i i A couple of mommies took along during the recent downtown Sanlord. Pictured Shaffer ol Winter Springs their youngaters W alk-A-Thon in here are Angela (left) and Vicki Blanche of Longwood with their respective offspring. The two represented Sun Bank during the event. TWO LETTERS CAN SAVE YOUR CHILD’S LIFE When confronted with drugs, the two most important letters in the alphabet for your children to know are “N O .” Children learn the alphabet at an early age, but they are also exposed to drugs early in life. Statistics indicate that 17% of today's youth use alcohol or drugs on a daily basis. Teach your children to kNOw their alphabet when it comes to drugs. Slide enow Rachel Wagnoi gives a slide show presentation during a recent event at the Santord C ivic Center Wagner was in town to design the Park on Park playground and had |ust spent the day wdh some school children, getting their ideas lor the project Mete she is showing some ot those ideas to parents and other interested parties during a projection display ot sketches and slides S a n f o r d H e r a ld 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord 322-2611 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, May 10. 1989 - M L#C#I N o H c ts L#fl#l NOtlCRR L t f lil N o tlc* » NOTICE O f ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE IN TN E CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIOMTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f f LORIOA, IN AND FOR SBM1NOLE COUNTV. f LORIOA CIVIL ACTION NO. a » S IT C A « L ORNERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION ATLANTIC FINANCIAL F E D E R A L -W E S T VIROINlA.etc . Plenum vt RUSSELL A MAR TIN and ROSE MARTIN, hit •ito.otol. IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT O f T M E IIO N T It N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT i n « n o f on SEMINOLE COUNTY, I T R T t O f FLORIDA, c***to* a i m c a m . r»»J BARNETT BANKS TRUST C O . N A , as Trust** tor Itw Florid* Housing Finance Agency pursuant I* * Trust Indenture N M n o t June I. IMI. os amended ond supplemented by Sgpptomanlal Indentures deled n o l August i, ifu October I liar end October N. HP4, each by and between The E lertde Hooting FInence Agent y end the Truttee. Ple.ntitl NOTICE O f FOOECLOSURR ACTION TO RUSSELL A MARTIN and NOSE MAN I IN. hlk wile Heiidence Unknown Legal OatcrtpNon U n it 14 C In S U M M IT VILLAGE U N IT It. o Con dominium, the Declaration ol which wot Iliad in Official Re cerdt Rook tut. of Page il}«. at Ihe Public Recordt ol Sammole County, Florida, together with on unditided interest In the common element! appurtenant thereto, at tat forth in told Declaration YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TIFIED that o larecleturo action hot Boon tiled and com moncod in Nile court and you are regulfed to torvo o copy at your written detente! if any. to II on O LBN I . OOLOBERO. I S OUIBC attorney tor Piemtitf. where oddrett It Soda TBS. BIV T o w . 11*1 BrMbotl Aeeaog, •beau, f lorfde M ill and litefho original with the Clark of the above ttylod court an or bolero May lilt. IIW, otherwise e default will bo entered againtt you lor tho roliet preyed tor in WARRENB PICKETT,It Irvin*. Hu* , e te l. Detendentt AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO WARREN B PICKETT. It living, end it married. MRS WARREN B P IC K E TT, hit wile. II living. Including ony unknown spouse ol toid Defend •nit It either hot rem«rried end II either or both of sard Delen vpective unknown heirs de nteet. gronleet. assignees credilort. lienor, end trutleet. and all other per lent claiming by, through, under or againtt Whole rotldence it llog Soulhwettern Blvd , riot, Donat. TeiatlMOt YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to lorecloie a merlgegi on tho following property m Seminole County. Florida Let I. Block 41, CASA PARK VILLAS PHASE It. Occording to tho Plot thoreof at recorded In Plot Rook jo. Paget ft end M Public Recordt ol Seminole County. Florida hat been filed agornil you ond you are rtdulred lo terra e copy of your written detente! It ony. to It an JO S E F H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE, Plelnlitrt attorney whote oddrttt It. JPI N Franklin Street. Suite JtJO. Tempo. Florida J1MJ on or before tho Sth day of Juno IMF end rue the original with the Clerk ol Ihlt Court either belore torvlco on Plomlitl t atlernoy or im m e d ia te ly th ereolter olherwlte 0 dtloult will De entered againtt you lor the renal demanded in the Com plaint or Petition DATED on Ihtk lit day el May. itot (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT RY Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Clark Publish May J. 10. If. 74. lttt DEE II This notice than ba published once each week tor tour contec ultra weeks m Iho Sanlord Herald WITNESS my hand and teal of told court at Sanlord. Florida on Ihlt irthdoy at April, type (Circuit Court Seel) MARYANNS MORSE At Clerk. Clet utl Court tom Inolo County, flat Ido • Y Wendy W Cellini At Deputy Clerk Publlth April M. May J. Id. IT l(tt OEDME NOTICE O f FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby glum that wo are engaged in butInett at igai Winter Springs Blvd. Winter Springs, F L JJtgg. Seminole County. Florida under tho F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ol dream scape law n m a in TENANCE. and that tee Intend to register told nemo with the Clerk at the Circuit Court Seminal* County, Florida li accordance wllh mo Provision­ al the Fictitious Nome Statutes Tow n. Section 041 to Florida Slalutot IFit It'Mark W Oeket i v Roy S. CNI land .s'Jeffrey ROakot Publish May ), Id. tt, I L IfSt OCR ft ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANASEMBNT OfSTRICT If The District gives npNa et IH ‘ to litud a permit to tho to!lowmg oppUconlltl on MAY •. IMF C ITY OF OVIEDO. N EAST ■ROADWAY STREET OVIEDO. FL MTU. application la m s n tA G . an t/ »/ w tho protect It tocetod In Sommoto County. Secttantt) IS 14 >1 » Tewnthtpiti ]| South. Ranpe >1 East Tho application It tot a add acre ROADWAY IM PROVEMENTS to be known at MITCHELL HAMMOCK ROAD WEST Tho rocotvtng water body! let I I I U G H T W O O D KNOX CANAL The fileli) containing oath of •ha above titled dpptlcollonlt) are available tar intpoclion Monday through Friday ottapi tor legal holidoyt. I M •m to I M p m at Iho SI Johns RI ear Water Management District. Highway IM Watt, Palais* Fk*t#i The Dittncl will lake action on tach permit applicelion titled Move unlett o petition tor on administrative proceeding Ihoarmg I it Iliad purtuonl totho pram um at taction tjg IT, F S . and taction MC I 111 F A C A per tan wheat tubttoniiai inter atit are oftoctoP by any el the Oittricft p r a i H d permitting dec It lent idemHied above mey petition See an edmmiitratlve hearing in eccardenco with toe tlon INST. F I Petit lent mutt comply with Mid r#0UYemeni! ol Flerido Admlnittrallvo Coda Rulet MC 1 111 and M I N I and be tiled with (received by I ihe Dlttfict Clerk. P O do. I4M. Peiatka. Florida IN T I U N Pttilleni ter edmlnitlretlve hearing an the abeve oppiico I lentil mutt be Iliad wllhln tourtoon 1141 days ol publico Horn at this notice or wilhm tourtoon Ho) doyt at actual receipt ol Ihlt Intont. whichever Hrtl occurt Failure to tile a petition wilhm this time period than constitute a waiver et any right such pertan may have to reguttt an admmittrativo de termination ihooringi under •action INST. P S . concerning the tubfecl permit application Petlllont which ore not filed In accordance with the above pro visions ore lubfoct toartmitiel Publlth May Id. Itgy DED 10/ L#fl#l NOt»C#R L # q tl NoHc— ST. JONNS RIVER WATER E U N M B M R N T DISTRICT •Pi IN T N I CIRCUIT CRUET, IN The Dtetrtct fives nehce et Nt MNP* to totue a permit to the Mtewing apptlcdnKil an MAY f. IN* C ITY OF OVIEDO. N EAST ■ROAOW AY S TR EET OVIEDO. FL NMS. egptlcetlen t it IITEM AG . Ml M »/ M The U H N K N It t C F C e u n ly . S e c t la n lil t t , TownUMplil tl Seuth. Range )l Sail The applicdtien it tar a • M acre PUBLIC to be knewn at M IT C H B L L HAMMOCK ROAD WEST The receiving w e t g r b e d y l l e t l It LI OH TWOOO KNOX CANAL The HtoUl centemmg each el the abeve irttoP applicetlenltl ere available ter mtpeclien *»--«- m kbrvufn ■ i > rCeldau -- * nnUnofT i VICvpl tor legal halieayt. ( M a m to S M p m. at the Si Johns River Water Management District. Highway IM West. Palatka, Florida Tho District will toko action an each permit application an admmtittatlve proceeding (hearing) it tiled pursuant to Hit previtMm M koctwn IN ST. F .S . and taction 40C 1111. F A C A by any at the permitting District* docitlont petition tor an admMittralive lion iM if. F.S Petulant mutt comply wllh the teguirementt et Flerido Administrative Code R um MC I ill and M I M i end be Hied wllh I received by) Ihe Oiltrlct Clerk. P O Beo I4N. Palatka, Flarlda IN T I I4N Polltian* tar administrative hearing on Ihe above agpfice tion(t) mutt Be Hied within tourtokn 1141 day* et pubtK* Hens el Hill notice or wllhln tourtoon (III doyt at actual receipt el thn meant, whicherer tint occurs Failure to file a petition Within this time period than constitute a waiter ot my right well parton may hare to raguetf an admlntttrativo M tormina I Ian |hearing I under taction INST. F.S , cancoming the tubfecl permit tppiicellen Petulant which ere not tiled m vi slant ora tub lac I to ptomltkol. Publlth May Id, IM I DCOM* NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME It hereby given that I am ingigoi In buiineu et 4U W Fern Drive O' je City. Seminole County Fn. .da under the FictitNw* Name at D K C CARFENTRY. and that | intend la register said noma with tho Cltrk at tho Circuit Court, seminoie County. Florida in accordance with Ihe Previtiona ot tho Fictiliowt Mama Stotutoi. To Wit- Section H I be Florida Statutes m r ' 1/David K Cadetewitt Publish April If. M. May. J. 10 repo DED If* »t hereby given that I am engaged m busmen el SSI Hunt Club Blvd . Apopka. F la . tirgj. Semmeto Cauttty. Florida under the Flctitieui Name at HUNT CLUB ILECTROLYSIS. end that I inland to regittoru id name wllh the Clerk ot too Circuit Court. Sommoto County. Florida m accordance with Iho Pravitiant at tho Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section ■SIM Florida Statutes IWf ■scSharon Slangier Publish: April M, May L I*. II. IMP DED I N COUNTY. FLORIDA M O R A Y ! DIVISION INREGuorHanmipot. ROKIR DWAYNE LOGAN. incflvnpimi. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIOA TO RRENDA JOYCE LOOAN onf JEROME OONIELLOOAN A p r ils pro Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIED that a Petition tar Appointment ot Puerto on hot Boon rim in mo above t iy m to terve e cepy *f your Response or Anewer to tho Petition upon tho Potltlenore' attorney, FRANK C WHIOHAM. ES QUIRE. Poet Office bar IJM. Sontore. Flange. U7tf ID*. an* tile tho engmel Reipenw or Amwer m the OttMeet the Clerk el the Circuit Court Far Seminole County. F tariff, et Santor*. F lor1*4. u r n . on er betere tho JTnf fey el May. A D IM* It you tall to f* to. a Otleult will Be token againtt a Final Jufgment •lin e r. L E X I E B U R N IC E SMITH, her femen* tar the Guardianship et Ihe Incempe torn. ROKIB DWAYNE LOOAN DATED el Seatard. Semmeto Ceunly. F torMe. Mil If Bey el April, A D 1*M MARYANNE MORSE. CLCB R O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT • Y : ROMmery Hamilton Deputy Clerk Publish: April I*. M. May 1 Ik. lew DED IN IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUeiTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION Phi NePNOr ge-NFCP I N R l : ESTATE OF CHARLEST NI1LACK. N O TIC E O F A B B H P H tT U T IO N The afminltlratien el Ihe e t ie t e e l C H A R L E S T n i b l a c k , gecteeeg. File Number MM* CP. M pentong In Me Clrtull Court tor lemlnete County, F u n * * . Probate Otvielen. Hie a*Orott at which it Semmeto County Courthouse. P O Drawer C. Iantor*. Plan** « m The name* an* ippmsoi ot the penenoi ropreeantotive on* the pereohel rtp ro tentative * attorney ere set term below. All IntorostoP per sort ore rogurrod to III* wIM Mil court, tel all claims against Iho ettoto W ITH IN TH H E C MONTHS A F T E R THE FIRST P U B L IC A T I O N O F T H IS NOTICE on* Ibl any obtoetton by gn IhlkeosSoP poregn eg odto^n thl* M ile* le eerygg that cheftangos Mo vetWlty ol Iho ■“ th* gueirthcettan* of tho or Jurlegictton ot M* Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NO TICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING ALL CLAIMS AND ORJEC TIONS NOT SO FILE D WILL RE FO R EVER BAR R IO bofsaunMayM-WM wRqwqqRmqfiwR Dorothy N Jacktan Raachway Drive I m-Ftoriga Cynthia J P y tot Doan. Mead. Egortan. RNbEtoarM. Capeuana A lo r Orth P A P O RooIMt Ortong*. Florig* W tt »M Tttopnen*. IN JIM I IN* Flo lor No to IM41 Publish May i(. if. IMI DEE m FREE CLASSIFIED ADS This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the seme great results es our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. f. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. 2 . Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or leas. 3. Only 1 item per ed end 1 ad per household per week. 4. You should call and cancel aa soon as Item sells. 5. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentala or garage & yard tales. 6 . The ed must be on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. | MAIL TO: SsnlerS HntrM ClMtiliMl M l 1 P.O. B o b (Sir Santo**, pl 227721337 a o n l y o n e it e m • M U S T IN C L U D E PRICE • *100 O N LESS ADDNEM I lub aciib e r0 Thp la n lo rp Hereto I (V a g i I No j S a n M H e ia k l new m IM peeem«en P tM I I I la tr d o* County Cemmtteieneri ot Ikn tovntf end yew. end eeth of you ere hereby further nofitied the* i Pt*d»gn under the Circuit Ceurt et IM E<fh leenfh Judxtei Ctrcud m end •or Seminofe County Etefde «eeking the torleiMe el *M H d pro|iefty end you ere hereby directed end required to tile *owr claim if erty pou he»* end vhue « u w on o* te M e June V •■er (I not prrveneMp ter*td with (ptocetii herein, end wiHim l« « n t | deyt Item ytvio nil ter « tee if |ierton#liy ter red with y r n t i t herem why the H d yrroeerlp eheufd net M forfeited ev*tu«nt * e w d Chester Showed you feii te fife cierm et hetetn directed ludgmenf well M en •ered harem egeenyt you m due (»urM> Perkem no* per tone Uy U* ved ik‘»h (i'K M t mey wCf(e ri u i..6fjp af thy eeltfien far tarfeefury in*d herein from the under» greyd C ie« * ef Ceurf WITNESS my M M end iee> of the above myniiwed Ceuri »• Senfyrd f >ur >de fhif |Mh dip of Mey >«e* v ia l Viflj< An 'I i i u i i i Ic , u n l S t i i i t l i u c s l V o lu s l.t C u u t U I v s " 300 N. Franca Am .. Sonlord * lll'on* i l l Bugor 44 Magnum Pittol. SNU4M M 111 On* III Baron I I CM Pittoi. s n te a m 141 One III I T Jon Boo* FL P R O PER TY YOU ANO EACH 04 VOU ere hereby n y iilS i that the eltuve A u r i M p ra p tH i teen w*194. unter end Ay vtrlut o* Chapter l/j. et amewNed end •» P R IN T A D riERk: ^ FLRRINA CIVIL ACTION NO N IN K A IS F IN RE: Fortoitureot th* Foi towing Deter bog Property I I I l**f N itto n Pickup Truck Licont* CMN 4*1 Serial ePLktllllfto V Okie to Accotsortot A M 'FM RogtoCotkott*. Mtotonp L B (II One (I ) 41 MR Mbrcury M H o r .M lW M I THC STATS OS FLORIDA TO RALPH N l l l i AMO DOM J C M K IM S ■ A M D A L L P E R S O N S . P I MASS AM O COMPOS A T IONS OWNING. HAVING ON CLAUSING AN INVENCST IN ON LISN ON T H E AMOVE DSSCMIMCO 1 PHONE iN THE CIRCUIT COURTRP TNR EIRWTIENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANN FOR 323 2311 * MAM VANNI MOUSE C LEltdO r THE CIRCUIT COURT 0y Je#n Rrillenf Oe|» *p Clyri Pwbi.sh US- ut I iki 0 If 14 ’fee L e p tl N o tlc e t NOTICE OF FICTITlOUt NAME It hoteby given Mol I butmott *1 n x Mwy If Of. Montana, Sumlnai* County. Fiona* unpor th* flctlttout Homo ol If n AUTO SALES, mg that Clerk of th* Circuit Court, Seminal* County. F tor IPa In ectorpmco with the Provittont of the Flctlttout team* Statutes. To Wit Sectton M tW Florig* Statutot IHf /t'LoonorP Argent mo Pubhth May I*, if. fa. 11, HP* DEE III NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It henby given trial I am ingege* in butinatt at HO Wall Magnolia Avo . LengwooP Sommoto County. Ftonpo unpor in* F tel i llo u t Norn* ol BACKFLO TESTING CO . and that I intang to rogittor laid name wllh tho Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Sommoto County. FtorM* in occur Pan— with th* Provisions at th* Fictitious Nam* Stotutoi. To Wit: Section M* M F torIPo Statutot Itlf i C larvnct McKoovor Publlth May 1*. If. 14. II. left DEE to* U N ITE D STATES OISTBICT COURT M IO O L I DISTRICT OP P L O R IO A O R L A N D O D IV IS IO N C O U R T R O i IS IS I-C I* O r l 't l U N IT E D STATES OF AMERICA Plum ♦If*, vt B E TTY DANIELS. E T A t, Detonpmllt). NOTICE OF SALE Nattc* it homby given thal p urtuo nl to * Final Jupgtmont ontorap on April If. IIM by th* above entlttoP Court in th* above couto. the un a o rtlg n e P UnlteP Stales Marshal, or one ol hit duly authoriro* doputiot. will Mil th* preperty tiluoto In Sommoto County. Florid*. Petcrlbo* at Lett M. II. *n* Jt. Wathioflon Perk, City *1 Ovtoda. eccarding to ptot thereof, ot rocorMP m Plat Beak 1. Page *1. Public racerf t el laminate County. Ftortoa at public outcry to the highest and beet btoPer tor cath at tl e'ctock nmn on Juno 14. tew at M* Ptott Peer ot Iho laminate County Courthouse. SentorP. FtoriPa BICHARD L COX. JR.. UNITED STATES M A R S H A L. M ID D L E DIS TB ICT OF FLORIDA ROBERT W G E N IM A N . U N IT E D STATES ATTORNEY. MIDDLE OISTRICT OF FLORIDA Publlth May to. lf.lt . II. IN* OCE I IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA POOOATR DIVISION CASE NO. ( I I f l CP IN R E : Guardianship el YUSEP DAMON LOGAN. Incompetent NOTICE OP ACTION THC STATE OF FLORIDA TO RRENDAJOYCELOOAN and JEROME G O M E L LOGAN YOU ARB H E R E B Y N O TIFIED Mel e Petition tor Appointment el Ouerplm ha* Bean titod m Me abeveilytoP cause end that you era regutrep toterveeew t afyeur Reipento er Antwer to Me Petition open the P etitione r!' attorney. FRANK C WHIOHAM. IS QUIRE. Poll Office Ben 1JJ*. Imtarp. FtoriPa Mfff IM*. and tile Me engmai Rnpemo er Anewer m Me Office ef Me Clerk of Me CYcuit Ceurt tor Seminole Ceunly, FtoriPa. el Santorp. FtoriPa. Jffn. on or botor* th* t M Pay of May. A U I M It you loll to do to a Ootooit Judgment will b* token againtt you on* * Final Judgment ontorep granting unto th* Pott llanor. L E X IE R U R N IC t SMITH, her Pewianp tor th* Guorpionthip of th* Incamp* tent. VUSEF DAMON LOGAN DATEO at Sontoi* lommoir Ceunly. Florid*, ton IftoPoyet April.AO IMF MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUHt BY Bowmory Hamilton Deputy Clark PuMim April ie. ft Mar I id tew DED ire H» THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I B IM T B I N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEBUNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO M IU IC A 4 P L OAL TILE CORPORATION a Tita t carpet ol ion. PMMlItl THE DISTRICT BOAROOF TR USTCEIOF SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FLORIDA PEPPER SOUTHERN INC . 0 F tor ida torpor alien. SE ABOARD SURE T V COMPANY. * N>* York <orpar alien on* DISCOUNT TILE CENTER a *i>,nan at Discount Ootvtopmmi Cor pu*alien 0 F tor ida corporation Dvlrndantt NOTICE Of ACTION TO DISCOUNT t i l t CENTER, o *ivision uf DIS COUNT DEVELO PM EN T C O R P O RATIO N a tloriOa corporation and ail pariwt cleiminf intrtrti by torowfh undtt or afaintl UISIOUNT T H E C E N TE R DISCOUNT D E V E LO P M fN t CORPORA TION YOU ABE N O T IF IE D toai a cross claim brraert ol contract action ter money demegrt hat bran bkod against tor torpme lien and the Cur|>ci*e*-on is is to iv d to serve a cus/r ut its atitren dviansac il any to il on H R U C t H Hi A C r h i Cl ESQ king A f i a u t i i H A ft t Pmr Slraal itosl Uti ca Bo* 14)1. Oriondu liurnfa M M toll. 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Keep H it boot* S t r a i t And help control the c « h flow' AAA EM PLO YM EN T mmnmi i , t-atTtm Talent BwrideM COOKSft CASHIERS All stuffs available lull lime No e«p n e tr iia y Starting immediately Hmely wage ♦ bonus P ro m o tio n a l op porfundiet available Apply a* Amoco WOO W St Wd at Sanford I former ly Phillip* M i or at WO W Ik Mary hurt Lk Mary l formerly Phil lupin C O U N T IP POSTING CLF IKK Flair for figure! wins! 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Join Century Labor the highest paying femp let vice tn the area1 We n*wd men and women no experience ne<r* vary Call today' 17) DAI D E N TA L A F C I PTIO NIIV CARVER To serve meats to customers at buffet Will tram Apply TP M IP M , Holiday Mouse Car very Restaurants Hwy if 93 nea* Lake Mary T B A lN E t I I Terrific entry level pen* lio n 1 Tram fully to# an esc if mg career' Nice office* Out going iperion land* this one" CASHIERS ACLERKS Sanford Full A part time* F it company benefitft A prof it’ftharing! Apply wt person “ I M an. M il OrlandoI rDrive Wat Marl Plata. 4AM ftp* CASHIERSEVEMN SHIFT Ea p not netetvary Starting salary |4 Jft hr 40h#s week ______ Call 171 MM CASHIERS A re yo u p e r s o n a b le motivated A earner minded’ H so we have several tub and part time positron* open ©tier ing above average1wages M i benefit packages extensive training program A ad van cement opportunities' Apply Handy W ay Food llp r e . 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Sun A M Only Paid L* Mary PresbyterianChrcah 111 W l CM'S mftife Cuff Marble IrtslaDe# %Helper Trainee Heavy bttesg reguired Miracle Marble II I fife MRCRWT REFUELING AAA EM P LO YM EN T 744 W lit* fti J lllt f e DETAIL MAN Experienced m cbfa<i>ng and light mechanic w«ek Apply .r person Phil bettis Car Center l i f t Orlande Dr Sanferd GOODMAN Must t v h v e u A dependable Apply tr p p iv e HAM if V W hiskry D iver Herth 1 7 M ( ID «ft N x f e f in nil MIRE THRURERSON f ull part 11m e t ft uli *e» *«t v exp needed Apply at C a »l« * Malian Pest JSOi s french M i a m i r h in U .i b u m U 2-IM*. ..EOE/H CM1/MWC HEA1THAIMS MANTA MORRt Lot t of home' care and ttat ling available m 'Orange and 'Sam rhele count let W A N T TO B E P A ID E A C H D A V * Bring this odfor fro# sign up gift Call Jack H today f fm V U M E D IC A L P C t f t O N N E L P O O L lic b o a f o B uildif . IT f t M i f tlaad. P fttrW C O M P A N Y B B C B P T IO N IIT U N wft! L o w ly spot' Meet A greet clients* Bela* in a w r y comfortable atmosphere » AAA EM PLOYM ENT I I I life 7i — HklyWkirtfd MINER/WAREHOUSERRk ft’s Back Bigger Than E v e r t 'House nt Lloyd s Super P arty Utah! E a rn 12 ODD by Dec 1st! XTI M i l , M t t r w W i f e • » > Chauffeur ft license reguired Canill w i_____ office Transcription com pufer, front office skills Caff I I I AIM from 1 1 Experienced mechanic, own tool* f veettenf working con ddion* Apply m fwr son E L E C T B lC lA h ft Eaperrenced 0 I H wor k .n the erst t« Tmed a Lk . , j r y area with a Nat' electrical con»ractor" Ca" »ai *41) 1 aL \ STENSTEOM REALTY, INC. lAaORRtlt LABORERS l b N O fh fll F F f d f d toi FIBERGLASSLAMIRRTORS f r n r u l 1 , 1km lo p p i ) in t h r E scape I 4 frafire I Work in tianfofd 11 H and layup e «p a m u st' Mold building back y o u n c f p r e f e r r e d 1 N a tl company with new plant A product In ht with eap plus twmefif*1 Apply Jeralco, tnc i l l Hickm an Circle I 4 Industrial Park, ST) felt C r n t u l 1 lo ttd i l i r a ' R rp o it anct t>r ir a r t ) 1 o n o th ' 1101. CemmtitiH. Sanfwd UbwWyriiUSA Ladies earn M hr *w more from your h w iir or ottue No e*p necessary Must t r )• A have fdmne' f ree trameig 114 707* LARDSCARERS Needed E tp e rte m e d only Need transportation ft hr Can I T ) 'res I aper e n te d with d riv e rs license full time position gendpay and benefits 122 I D ) EOOOSERVICE SURERVISOR latch ke? director John fcnos ViHage Central I iofida s progressive conti nurng care retirement u m muniiff is seeking an enpen e « c r 4 I n d i v i d u a l w it h extensive couking knowledge to m am iam high standard* in fond guaiify and preparation E vceilent sa*ary a'xl E»»ve' t> C o n ta c t f o o d S e rv ic e Director «Q4 77* MaO ext S) fehw Knot Village 111 Nertblakr Or Orange City F l 1 ) 7*) (O l P erm yr round' m hr w* fletore A after % h,*>p (a r e 1 M ft L haul s luense reg d A|if?i'y m person hU W Jkfh Sf 111 J* ij (M rs f lanagarr i LAUNDRY REASON Clean press fetd linen s fti,c time even>ngs p hou* N r ' er ernes No »• (e* »e*u r re Quired Ca 'l ) ) ) r,*w LEG AL C O lL IC T O d Mr t ' * evp A g n t « o w « * ,(W H j fK»n skills Va'ary A fmniws f it lim rfd s w g m w m gCo A rpty Diy h V end Plan 441 W 17*1* I t Vawferd GENERAL (MICE t*ood typing skills Non im y t er Catt H I' **14 GENERAL OfflCE HEIR If’ M I IPM Shift • * t.m# t tceltent working environ men* tiereddi COM I 70 IN O U D IE AM AW >, today P I • AD V M ANOD •4 N Hwy 17 A t ) CNbary ft Mww thru Ire k AM la 4PM *k4 44}* f I O P a rt tim e f iling 4 hghf typing fletrbfe brnas 12 ) 4tJC lor appni f AM to 1JPM Port f vergiader * uwi Cn#p GOLF COURSENORRERS f w'l A pa*t time pay A benefits' Sat>a< f\>*nt Count* y Club lB P | e t»vi fe J T 'k i PN ' ' I'M h t AM. «U" • • * Apply .r l# * v » iakeview N a n g ( enter 4'4 | )wd ftt t e x i e i GOODWOftffERSNCCDCD1 D A IL Y WOO k DA I I ? 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I T ) 117* K yr o*d A A A HB D%mn A B r e h t f i* ' Co seeks ft top **r*i managers tor opening o» new regional framing center Call 407 4«7 444* MECHANICALD4AHER With sheet metal e tp e ra n te Prefer r n d > w i t h sorrie C A D schooling E n try ievti position* t a « 111 life IkSUtAkCESECRETARY For busy orthopM)"*. office in De’tona F u ll lim e 7*7 Iftlft M E D IC A L TR A k S C R IR T IO N IS T f or bust ofthapaHjic offices Contact 7*7 ftftlft RSesttwws A t lU ik r t W«*h s *#'1 ty CArid Care Cerders Teath e ts A iS i| t* w f s A A*s [k n e ts C i f fre t 111 A*H P s v t , f l e t S k i lA e v n , Nattana'i i n #• Ta ftJS *<• I #•* 4177 TaWwt beiAders R R O D U C IIO H N D R M R S • w ig * l l i U ' T ' l l , ** r i j * r e n e w , essa* •1 121 v k I* #C =* (•* war *• •* , •• scat in T d e * i • - ♦a* r g W » 177 * ) » wrs/iprs 71— Help Wknted S R R A TE R / F IN IS H E R f nil time iwsitinn day or evening shift m th l be e«|» *n a ll p h a s e s cif V u t n ll u t e ttnisning C a ll 111 t t w nr apftiy ai 717 H uh man Or Sanford 11 4 Industrial Park! 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Ufestyfer lOOP, with L E D odometer 4 speedometer 9 mo old Paid $i«0. a bargain at $100 Cott IM M70_________ « ..... IM A .......Iff •3 mostly Gold Comets, met fat hens, 1 ducks. F R E E R OOSTCRV Pens a*a<iabfe Prefer to sell all, 'but will separate Cheap' MO Or aniline Rd . Paola Call 111 9091_________ L A Y IN G H EN S . F R Y E R S . OUCKS A TU R K EY S t l 39 U *9 111 99M Busts / Vans • EXERCISE BIRE • CH ICK ENS.......ST........t l ....... M f*# leiJf.gM' OUtl LI 17) 0JS1 OUCKS 235- Trucks/ 223— Miscellaneous H i — Lfveiteck and Poultry 141-Momts for Sale 1 1B SANFOeDI LANGE COMK[U LOU LOADS OF fMEES' Spaciovt 4 1 bdrm . ] full bath! F itrpiata and toll ul iluraga1 St) Ml 1/01* If. 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M u lt sen11 J acres'1 Otdet home, frrn rd afa*m sysfem Lest offer u,*r IL JV >JU0' Cto’l 747 H lJ d a y s o* 340 itosp.ev & U Q # llf S "TB 7 7 u D co c«? m T“ H r # ithy 4. |4l Can 17) J? *1 • SMALL R IR D « 1 0 A 1mu luw# L » J t to buy i n a'nays k tfi'r 4t7i f a4th St Tra'fer on right at te ad end ifFptt CAU NOW - 695 •4000 FLORIDA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Lake Kolhtyn h o to - 1237 S Hwy 17-92, Longwood, EL 327i>0 �t | | — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida Wednesday, May 10, 19H9 Winn-DkliheBestImmmmfoethePantoM othersDayM eal Beautiful Picks for MOM! f, >»< 4 BOUQUET BOUQUET I I* u u W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE | BEEF BONELESS Vj •otMtnt OAT M O TH ER'S DAY M U M m cH t D O N ’T M I S S Y O U R C H A N C E T O W I N ! GRAND PRIZE! iw TRORHVCtNTIM CONSOLE BOAT ___________21'BAYLINER r p ir o J a -'f / a ir a . 3 f i r s t PRIZES! SWIIPSTAKIS w sm •• ha, I®] IS! • 20 SECOND PRIZES! Cap* Ho*•«)••It «- «kt»- so I »• Dr **4 CowrtxO S» t • ** f »* H i'f t P wtl 4 J ** J 4 • d4%*< I 4 0 * 1 » ♦*> PVJ, J4 * < * 0 4 4 «t\ * V P IC K UP E N TR Y B L A N K S A N D C O M P L E T E R U L E S AT W INN D IX IE W IN N -D IX IE ■M U M I' M l M OUTBOAMO GAlVANl/IO (SCOUT TBAIL f R Eo»C* G«'E*>4'(? #*<j gA’eA* #QJ Is t o l l-A #* •"< -J » t AM •M ( its#"* p "• )p j ea m * l- 4** !»'*"' *«H' 'P.p'St#(u»|wi'>e)»'|#lf O duk Q U A N TITY R IG H T S RESERVED l i t HP » 0 » C | PRICES in this ad are GOOD IN THE FOLLOWING ElOBfOA ARIAS ONI?1 or MORE FR ESH I 1 11 FRYEI* LEGQUARTERS1 111. i> V O lU S iA UA M ioN T.A»4»OND l A P I MAH* (OR ALL OTHER AREAS PHASE SEE TOUR LOCAL NIWSPAM A America’s Supermarket Prices In this ad good Thursday through Wednesdi 01KII »»«»* ’ |TKE.M«,» II till* *" , - Y TO *' > ' ■ * *_____ U l CHOICE May 11-17, 1989 REGULAR or LIGHT 1 OLD MILWAUKEE 1 HARVEST FRESH 1 CAULIFLOWER BEER •V PK. 12- 02. HEAD CANS t UMI • •* Ml I t M TOP ...... SIRLOIN t e / J TOMATO DISH DETERGENT 59c to m s SHOULDER PICNIC FLORIDA CUCUMBERS #>5 97c 770 ^ n c 7 stuiPBi A *. | SU PERBRAND SPREAD ?QQC ja r e cmm s y a a r » "mSEtfA A w M ^a H rS / .... :W 2uTN ••«wt(P-•*.*«« © ISVISJ m ft The statistic! about hunger m Am erica are shocking More and more children and elderly people don 1 have enough to ear B u i you can help make a change lor the b e lle ' W IN N D IX IE and The Salnahon Army have pul logelhe' a sim ple effective program called Even II Up When you buy grocer-ey |ust ask you' cashier lo even up yo u 'g ra ce 's total lo m e neat dona' I he tunds coliecled aril go lo The Salvation A im , to provide hesh load items to* needy famLes »»• #p* t U|p ! «* l fp Rp| ll |H U**l r«s*t N U * lU lt M © AM* Mk N | K ' |>Mk' «e« k H Le#r ••**(p'^ri* fp i« • •»*e V#»<« |*« S»W • z m m r\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/337b1c6357f0730158290dd83c1aff5a.pdf 280f1e4479781708a0b03fe1005a48cf PDF Text Text February 1, 1 989 . . _____________________ WEDNESDAY \(1 25 Cents Prosecution re sts in m olestation case against school teacher NEWS DIGEST BRIEFS Ten-year-old on trial for drugs IIAUPPAUGE. N Y. - A 10-ycar-old Long Island boy who police said peddled crack cocaine apjx-arrd fascinated at first by a court artist's sketch but erupted tn tears when told his likeness would be shown on television. Nicholas McOall. who faces a Juvenile charge of criminal |>os-raslon of a drug, sal Impassively In Family Court Tuesday until his curiosity was piqued by a courtroom artist sketching him. Young McCall nsked his attorney. Douglas O'Connor, what the urtlsl was doing and berume upset when he was laid he was being sketched for television. The child burnt Into tears. " I don't wunt to tic on no television!'' he cried. The boy wiw ordered to return to court Wednesday for nintlnuatlon of tic trial. By BRAD CHURCH Herald stall wnter_______________________________ SANFORD — The prosecution rested Its case against Albert McGoldrtck Tuesday afternoon, after railing more elementary girls who testified M cG oldrlck had touched th rlr bodies at Goldsboro School. McGoldrlck. 54. of 1999 Geneva Drive. Geneva. Is charged with eight counts of lewd and lascivious acts against seven children. A ninth charge was dismissed by Judge O il. Eaton Tuesday uflrr he ruled II would be hard for the Jury to determine whether to believe one 10-ycar-old girl who changed her testimony. Rand Sah/guvcr. McGoldrtck's attorney, asked Judge Eaton to dismiss several charges for Insulflclent evidence. He argued that If putting a hand on u sludent for a second Is a crime, then many teachers, coaches nnd parents arc violating ihc law. The Jury saw more girls testify via videotape Tucsday The girls, all students at Goldsboro Elementary School Iasi yrar. were Interviewed By BANORA BOUCHAHINE Herald staff writer _______________________ M id LAKE MARY - Members of Hie Like Mary Boulevard Study Commuter answered questions last night about the pm|xv>rd boulcvuul Improve­ ment plan al a "fact-finding" meeting conducted by a new group concerned about Ihe pkui. Alxiut 75 (icoplc crowded Ihe d ly commission chambers to attend Ihe meeting chaired by members of Ihc Like Mary Iknilevard Alliance ol Property Owners and Tax Payers The group formed because It wus concerned about the effect the proposed plan, set forth by the boulevard committee. woiUil have on taxrsand land use. After an Introduction of U r property owner alliance and members of ihe boulevard committee, property owners In Ihe uudlcrrc asked questions regarding building setbacks, funding, nnd Ihe prn|x>sea sound harriers The boulevard committee Is made tqi of 12 developers, homeowners, elected officials and planners hum L ike Mary. Sanford, and Seminole County. The committee worked (or one year to develop the plan that Is Intended lo ensure an attractive, well landscaped roadway with uniform, high quality development The gateway corridor m m along n 7 Omllc stretch from Markham V^fods Road lo Sanford Avenue and extens 320 Met on either side o f Ihe adopted centerline o f n newlywidened txiulcvard Any properly abutting Ihe corridor would bo r e q u ir e d to abide by the development standards ol the proposed plan The recommended Improve­ ments. estimated to cost about $3 7 million, arc set lorth In a draft ordtnunce recently finalized by die committee. The Improvements, lo lx- made In conjunct Inn with the county's road widening project. Involve such things us landscaping. Irrlgalinn. signage, building tcrtliucks. holler zones. |>urk!ng lot layouts and burial of utility lines The llrsl phase of widening const roe I Ion horn Markham WtxxK Road In Country Club Road l< I hi Is ex|K‘cted lo tx-gin by the end of Hie year L in y Dale, a nx-(Tiber nf lire houlcvurd r onimlliec said. "We tried In merge lluc-e existing land development codes." lie explained lo Wally Cress, one of the alliance meuilx-rs. that properly 2(X) or rinze Irci m drpili would have a prrqiiscd setback ol IK) le< i and See R esidents. Page SA The man stole the bus from a lot In either Bristol County or Rhode Island earlier In the evening then drove to Boston, where he wus pursued by Boston and Metropolitan Police at about 11 p in . suld Boston Police spokesman Jim Jordan. From United Pross International reports INSIDE □ Florida Would-be immigrants stopped MIAMI — A Coast Guard cutler was enroute to Haiti Tuesday carrying 143 Haitians und one Dominican who wrre among 150 (tropic who t r a v e le d by rickrty sailboat U .S . Illegals to within seven Estimated illeo«> population for ni l I r i o f the 10 statos with tho greatest n u m b o r o l lllo g a ls M I a tn I ' s coastline Indore P«'Ctn| o f tOUt popoUlKMl t h r y were (Ultgol population) stopped, u C o a s t G u a rd California . 6 3‘ . (1.742,341) 1 ttp o k e s m a n said. . ’ |2.2% (398.153) lies tort Th e C oast . : §2 0% (229.703) UUnocs G uurd c u tte r Vigorous lelt lor Tciai , : j 1,9*. (316.480) Halil aWnit 3:30 p m. EST with Aurora J 1.3*. (42.538) 144 passengers. T 1.2% (54.440) Maryland The only Il­ Florida •.“.'.J 1.1% (136.121) Virginia • " [ 1.0% (57,851) f 0 8% 162.956) Watfinglon J 0B-. 137.433) Tout US __ J 1.4% (3.500.000) Population mother and a 2-month-old need of hcnpltu! rare, the State changes mind about Lake Sylvan development S ss P age 2A □ Sports |NBA SCORES________ Detroit .....................................................—• ^U4 Chicago........ - .................... - .................. (OT) Washington .................... - .....................HO Bos ton........~..~..................... - ........... ——- 10 3 Cleveland....... - ................. ——— —•— •— • ' ' 8 Philadelphia....................- ..............- ............103 S s s S p o rts INDEX C lssslflsd s............. .OB C om ics................... . 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S u n n y and m ild today More jx-rlccl Fluid.i winter weather is In store for the next lew days Sunny skies are forecast today through Sunday with high temperatures in the low HOs Tonight Is predicted to be clear with a low tem ­ perature in ihe up|>er See Teacher, Page SA Group seeks answers on boulevard proposals BOSTON - An unidentified man driving a stolen Greyhound bus led poller on a wild chase through Boston late Tuesday night, destroying at least a dozen cars before police fatally shot him In the city’s Jamaica Plain section, officials lie* Jrrwy McAulifT said hr was called to the school on May 18 by state Heallh and Human Services officials who wrrr investigating a report that a R e s id e n ts q u iz r o a d c o m m it t e e Thief shot after wild bus chase l e g a l I in m ig r u n t s left b e h in d w e r e two men who were taken to Jackviu Memo rial Hospital lor t r e a t m e n t ol d e ity d ra t Io n . and a family of four because lite daughter were In s|tokesman said Iasi May by George Martin of the Child Protect Ion Team. Also called lo testify were James McAulllT. Sanford police investigator who handled ihr Investigation ol McGoldrlck. and Dr llorlcnsc Evans, administrative assistant to School Supl. Bob Hughes. By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFORD - The stale Depart­ ment ol Community Altalrs has txirkc-d oil lls earlier opposition lo lire Mark Arnold planned unit develop m en t on Lake S ylva n , agreeing that II meets stale re­ quirements m the Weklva River I’rolrellon Area llul Ihe c-fiief slate reviewer sulci ihe stale's acceptance of ttie project won't sel a precedent lor jx-rmltnrig greater housing densities close to the Weklva River In a related m ailer, i ciiieen Logan, u county planner, said most hom eow n ers, en viron m en ta list groups and slate ofllclals approve of changes the county Is making lo lls comprehensive land development plan to meet the slate requirements lor Weklva River protection The county held a meeting for the groups lo review the changes last night Logan said some homeowners county approval of commercial uses along Slate Road 40 and Increasing densities in Ihe Irtngc edges uf the See Sylvan. Page SA S h u ttle ro llo u t delayed again Unltod Press Intsrnsllonsl CAI'E CANAVERAL - The shut tie Discovery’s rollout to the luuucli p.ul fell yri another dav behind schedule Tuesday, slipping Irom Thursday to Friday, amid growing concern the year's llrsl shuttle flight is in cluugrr of ,i mu|ur delay Discovery's rollout to launch pud 39B. already running four days tx-hind schedule had been set lo begin al 12 01 a m EST I hursday hut officials said Tuesday it lell another 24 hours brhind schedule overnight bec ause ol slow progress clin king electrical and mechanical connections between ihr orbltrr and lls external lank and solid fuel boosters. A NASA spokesman said ihr latest rollout delay wus not related lo ongoing drtMtr about replacing liquid oxygen turbopumps in ihr shuttle's engine conipurtinriil a move that i ocilcl push launch ol ihr third post Challenger flight lo mid Mure h NASA had hojied to launc h Discovery around Frh 23 A meeting of top NASA managers w as sc heduled for 3 p rti EST Wednesday lo discuss Ihr pillUp Issor and whether or not Discovery can hr l.iutn hrel 111 Marc h without delaying Ihr next flight m the sequence. Ihr April 28 launch of Atlantis to earn- a high priority Venus probe Into space See Shuttle. Page 5A �I »A — Ssntord Htisld. Sanfoid. Florida — Wsdnasdiy, February 1, 1868 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Three death warrants signed United Press Intsrnstlonsl Search for Spanish fleet possible PENSACOLA — The Florida Department ol Si .e hopes to spend 9212,000 over two years to survey Pensacola Bay In hopes of eventually finding u lost Spanish fleet that brought som e o ‘f the settlers toi North " i first i M No ■ America. State Archaeologist Jim Miller said the agency has proposed spending $107,000 t.ie first fiscal year and 9105.000 the second to survey the historic bay for shipwrecks that occurred between the I6lh and early 10th centuries. Th e Pensacola Bay survey Is one o f three projects the department hopes to undertake In recognition of the 500th anniversary of the Columbus voyage. The proposed budget still bus to go through the governor’s office and the state Legislature. “ Th e project that'* been discussed for Pensacola right now exists In the form of u budget Issue In our budget request to the Legislature," said Miller, who said there Is a "special hope" the survey will lead to finding the Ill-fated Spanish fleet. It was In August 1559 that six to 13 ships of Don Tristan DeLuna brought settlers to "Puerto Anchusl" In northwest Florida. Within a month a hurricane wiped out all but three of the ships before supplies could be unloaded. A year later the colony was abandoned and St. Augustine wns settled five years Inter. Researcher charged with assault TA M PA — William E. Stewart II. a cancer researcher at the University of South Florida, was ordered held In lieu of 97.500 bond Tuesday on charges of assault and interfering with child custody In taking his 3-year-old daughter from a state Health and Rehabilitative Services shelter Dec. 8. Hillsborough County Judge Perry Little set the bond and ordered Stewart to appear for arraignment before Circuit Judge Susan Bucklew Feb. 15. Stewart Is nccused of spraying four HRS workers with a chem ical disabling substance last month and fleeing with his daughter. He was arrested In Richardson. Texas, a suburb of Dallas, last month and was returned to Tampa Monday after waiving extradition. The child was returned shortly after his arrest and Is back In state custody. She had been placed In state custody after allegations she was being abused by Stewart. He dentes abusing the child and suid he took his daughter because she was being abused at the state facility. Couple's death apparent murder-suicide ORLANDO — Former school board member Lowell Clements a n d his community-minded wife died In an apparent murder-suicide. Orange County sheriff's spokesman Jim Solomons said Tuesday. T h e body of Dorothy Clements. 62. was found by the couple's son Jan. 24 In their home. Lowell Clements. 62, and the family ear had been missing since then. A body fishermen found Saturday In the Intercoastal W aterway near Jacksonville wns Identified Monday as the husband. The car was found In a Jacksonville convenience store lot. " W e believe Mr. Clements did Indeed fire the shot that killed his w ife." then drove to an urea he was familiar with In Duval County and look his own life, with the same gun. Solomons saldti/ n i ^ ' f -m i Tire gun had not been located, Solomons mild, but wan believed thrown Into the Intercoustal. Duval County authorities w ere .searching for the weapon. Solomons said the couple was having financial problems, but he declined to elaborate. Pensacola bridge opens Thursday PENSACOLA — A vital bridge that caused commuting headaches when It was closed 17 days ago after a barge knocked down a support will reopen Thursday, three days earlier than expected. Dave Fierro, a spokesman with the state Department of Tmnsj»oriniton the three-mile Pensacola Hay Bridge will open Thursday at 5 u.m. CST. Two of the four lanes will rem ain closed, hut two others will Ire used for two-way traffic. Fierro said there will be no limit on the weight o f vehicles, but said each lane Is Just I3W feet wide. The four lanes of traffic approaching the bridge will merge Into two aided by truffle lights that alternate lanes. Fierro said the decision to reopen the bridge wns mnde Tuesday afternoon. He said the bridge was able to open earlier than cxpectrd In part because the weather had been mild and crews worked during daylight and evening hours. T h e bridge was closed Jan. 14, a Saturday morning when there wns little truffle on the bridge, after an empty barge knocked down a support near the center o f the span Unking Pensacola to the Gulf Urcrrc peninsula. From United Press International reports < LOTTERY Ths daily numb** Tuesday in tha Florida Lottery CASH 3 gams was 078 [ ) Straight Play (numbers In exact order): $250 on a 50cent bet. $500 on St. □ Box 3 (numbers in any order): $80 tor a 50cont bet. 1160 on St. □ Box 6 (numbers in any order): {40 tor a 50cent bet, $80 on $1. U Straight Box 3 $330 In order drawn, $80 in any order on a $1 bet. 11 Straight Box 6 $290 in order drawn, $40 It picked in combina­ tion on $1 bet S a n lb o J llo tu ld iu $p TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Bob Marttner signed death warrants Tuesday for three Florida State Prison inmates, including one for a man ronvtcted of killing six w om en In a series o f sex slayings. Florida State Prison officials set a Feb 16. execution date for Anthony Bertolottl and David Alun Gore, while William George Eutzy has been scheduled for execution April 5. Bertolottl was sentenced to die for the September 1983 slaying o f Carol W a rd , an O range County resident who was fatally stabbed during a burglary. The v ic t im a ls o wns s e x u n lly Daily and Sunday, t i t t p l In * .. Me N fu F ry n th A ry . U n lo r d urn. W c o nd C l i n P o lit y * P »td Flo'id* n i l *1 U n ly r d . P O S T M A S T H : U n d od d io ty cn t f t f r * le THE SANFORO MIR AID P 0 Bex 1411, Unlyrd. FL tin* Hem e D o l ir t r y 1 M anth*. 114 11* 4 M o n th * H I 44; Veer. D I M In H a lf M a l l 1 M e ntht m i l : 4 M onth* H I 44: V e e r. U l 44 Out CM su it Mill: Thryy Month* 111 M: 4 M o n th * 444 14: Y * * r i n (M il 111 >411. M Eutzy was convicted of killing Herman Hughlcy. a Pensacola cab driver. In February 1983. Eutzy shot the victim In the head while riding tn his taxi. The warrants are the second for Gore andJIgO v^lU first for Eutzy. U n lts d P r a t s In ta r n s tlo n a l OCALA —Erie Dobson. 26. has been sentenced to life In prison for his part In what the Judge called "a 1920s style gangland hit" outside a bar In which one victim was wounded 11 limes. Dobson was convicted Jan. 11 o f two counts of attempted first-degree murder In the June 9 shooting, and stale guidelines called for a sentence of between 17 and 22 years. But Marlon Circuit Judge Raymond McNcal e^erf three rea son s fo r e x c e e d in g the guidelines Monday — the risk to Innocent bystanders, the execu­ tion-style attack and the extreme violence In carrying out the attack. He also noted Dobson was Center. Ward said under cross exami­ arrested on federal drug Iraflicking charges In West Palm nation he had fired a shotgun Beach while free on ball follow­ over the heads of a group of people. Including Dobson, at a ing his arrest In the shooting. "Y o u obviously have no regard party several weeks earlier. He for the laws o f this state." the said the group was made up of members of a local gang known Judge said Juan Valdez Ward. 27. the as the Shock Troops, and that man who was shot 11 times, they had pulled weapons on testified he and Tony Davis. 27. him. w h o a ls o w a s s e r io u s ly In addition to wounding Ward wounded, were sitting In a car and Davts outside the bar. the when several people approached a ssa ila n ts also w ou n ded a und held guns to their heads. bystander in the hand. L eon ard Brooks. 33. and "Th en Erie Dobson said *remcmfcc. .ne?* and they started Christopher McCallum. 26. are awaiting trial on charges they shooting." Ward said. In addition to being shot while participated In the bar shooting. outside the bar. Ward also was They already have been con­ shot again the next night while victed o f attempting to kill Ward In the Munroe Regional Medical at the hospital. Fraud raises insurance costs auto accidents hire attorneys who send their clients to chiro­ practors In an effort to artificially T A L L A H A S S E E Automobile personal Injury In­ Increase the amount of money surance Is readily available In sought 111 damage suits. Rosner said chiropractors who Florida, but fraudulent claims are d riv in g up the cost o f support such claims arc nothing state-mandated coverage. In­ more than "witch doctors." He told the panel a fee schedule dustry experts said Monday. " Y o u ' v e g o t the p h o n y should be adopted for doctors doctors, fraud and antublance who handle auto injury eases, chasers permeating the whole much like the one physicians s y s t e m ," D a v id Rustier, a., use .Ip, ,vyprl^pv:corpj*nwJtpn| Hollywood attorney who repre­ claim ■. sents Insurance roinpanlcs. told Buddy McCue. vice president! members o f the Motor Vehicle o f the Florida Association of Insurance Agents, said'cutting Insurance Task Force. The seven-member panel was medical expenses and limiting created by last year's Legislature the ways accident victims can as part of an effort to come up sue also would help cut rising wllh suggestions to curtail the premium costs. He said If personal Injury rising cost o f automobile Insurace. It Is to report Its findings protection benefits were In­ creased from the current state to lawmakers by April 1. Rosner said people Injured In minimum o f 910.000. accident Unltsd Press International victim s would receive more money and would be less In­ clined to file suit. McCue also said limiting the situations under which lawsuits could be filed would put a damper on spiraling premium costs. Panel members were told one study showed from 25 to 40 percent of auto Insurance costs were the result of fraudulent, over Inflated damage claims. Task force mrmliedi^txndrtdi study Increasing personal Injury pM & jlM TfiW ftS. W limit fraudulent claims and to sec If limits could be placed on damage lawsuits arising from vehicle accidents. The panel asked for written su ggestion s from Interested panics and will consider those suggestions at a later date. U n lts d P i ass tntcrnatloi.sl TALLAH ASSEE The FloHda Supreme Court Tues­ day blocked the scheduled Wednesday execution of Ian Lightbourne In s than an hour after hearing complaints of alleged misconduct by pro­ secutors and bias by his Judge. Lightbourne. 29. had been scheduled to go to Florida's electric chair at 7 a.m. todduy for the 1981 murder o f Nancy j 9*Fiutt U, 41. member of a p ro m in e n t h orse-b reed in g family from Ocala. The Justices Issued no written opinion, but several were openly skeptical of the slate's arguments that Marlon County Circuit Judge Wtlllnm Swlgerl was under no obligation to Inform the defense once he a c c e p t e d g ift s fr o m th e victim's family. Swlgrrt did tell defense law­ yers that he had represented the O 'F a rrell fa m ily us a private lawyer, but not that hr a ccep ted stud and stable services worth 92.000 In 1976 and 1977. Assistant Attorney General Richard Martell argued the defense should have taken the fudge's admission as reason to Investigate his relationship with the family. "Should he have to double check the Judge's statem ent... or shouldn't he be able to rely that the Judge has made full disclosure to h im ? " asked Justice LcanderShaw. "T h e fact that there hud been n relationship between the Judge and the victim's family was on record." Martell said. " I f any vie wanted to pursue tt. they didn't have to wait until 1989." Justice Rosemary Barketl said the substantial gifts In­ dicated the relationship be­ t w e e n S w l g e r l a n d th e O'Farrells' was more Intimate than the standard attorneyclient relationship. "T h e burden ought to be on the judge to disclose It. not the defenSPF U ld B fttttttl U 0 V l< M n p d e fe n s e counsel In that situation would 'M y b l i Inc Judge'hAvtng said everything there Is to tell them, and If there's something else out there, the Judge would have told them." said McClain. Martell argued that In any case, the argument should have been raised earlier. Coast Guard transports Haitians back Unltsd Prsss Intsrnstlonsl MIAMI — A Coast Guard cutter was enroutc to Halil Tuesday carrying 143 Haitians and one Dominican who were among 150 l>coplc who traveled by rickety sailboat to within seven miles of Miami's coastline before they were stopped, a Coast Guard spokesman said. The Coast Guard cutter Vigor­ ous left for Haiti about 3:30 p.m. EST with 144 passengers. The only Illegal Immigrants left behind were two men who were taken tn Jackson Memorial Hospital for treatment o( de­ hydration. and a family of four because the m other and a 2-month-old daughter were tn need o f h osp ital care, the spokesman said. Immigration and Naturaliza­ tion Service officials Interviewed the refugees who were parked a b oa rd the 40-foot w ooden sailboat Monday night, trying to determine whether they should be allowed to enter the United States. The Immigrants were determined to be economic — not political — refugees and were o r d e r e d r e tu rn e d to t h e ir homeland. A luglMi.it reported the sailboat to the Coast Guard about 2:30 p.m. It was 9 miles cast of Miam i. Patrol boats w aited nearby before INS officials ar­ rived on the scene to Interview the passengers. The passengers, including two pregnant women, were trails- ferred to two 110-foot Coast Guard vessels, interviewed and given food, blankets nnd medical e v a lu a t io n s . C o a st G u ard spokesman Joe Dye said. More than 4.000 Haitians try­ ing to Illegally enter the United States were taken back to their homeland last year. Dye said. "Most times they Just come onboard the boat with Just the clothes on their back, maybe some Identification." he said. "You don't pack n suitcase when you do one o f these trips." THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST Today..A summery day with clear skies and high tempera­ tures In the low 80s Tonight...Clear und mild with 8 low temperature In the upper 50s. Tomorrow...More of the same - sunny skies and high temper­ atures In the low 80s. E xtended forecast...M ostly sunny with little temperature change F'rlday through Sunday. Lows at night tn the 50s and highs tn the lower 80s. Wednesday. February t. 1989 Vol 61, No 139 Saluidx* by Thy Unlord Hrrtld. his car when he was stopped a short time later by law officers. P o lice found the you n ger victim hiding In the attic of Gore's home. Gore later told officers he was Involved In the deaths o f five other young women who were sexually assaulted, killed and dismembered. Gore led law officers ta the victims' graves. Sentenced to life for shooting FLORIDA TEMPS r v THURSDAY C lo u d y 8 0 - 0 6 F R ID A Y P ty C ld y iM w w ii c* 9 in «9 h *d (9 •••'• € O PIR9T Feb. 12 FULL Feb. 20 M IA M I I U P I ) — F lo r a * >4hour lympyry T*ll*h*tt** T*mp* Vrro h*». tMt*t Palm B**h HI U La Ram BEACH CONDITIONS ft# »> n If X II »> ft4 V Jt it >» It n 41 M 4] N u 44 41 »4 44 U II ft M it it to 44 7 0 -5 0 SATURDAY C lo u d y 0 2 - 4 0 \l ^ SUNDAY PtyCldy TIDES m a a m Met and rslnfjll it Jmm Elf Wtdn+tdaf Apalachicola Crt*t>*. ttoylon* ll#*< h l 0-1 l««irrd*>* fotl Mfm G*:nr*,m« J*(Hon,t!l» kry bnl Miami Olando PintoU NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK s P u b lith o 4 assaulted after she had been sta b b ed at least 15 tim es, authorities said. Gore drew the death penalty fur the July 1983 death ,»f Lynn Elliot In Indian River County. The 17-year-old victim and n 14-year-old friend were k id ­ napped by Gon.- and his cousin, then taken to G ore's hom e w here the younger girl was raped three times by Gore, Elliot, who hud been placed In a closet while the assaults oc­ curred. was removed from the closet by Gore, but managed to flee and ran nude and screaming away from the home. Gore gave chase and shot the victim*twice lit the head. Hr had the victim 's body in the trunk of Lightbourne execution blocked D aytona Beach: Waves are 1 foot or less und glassy. Current Is to the south with a water tcin|>enilurc of 62 degrees. New Sm yrna B e a c t: Waves are Til and glassy. Current is to the south, with a water temperature o f 62 degrees. Sun screen factor 17. 0 0 -S 2 M O ND AY Sunny 6 4 -4 0 STATISTICS The high temperature in San­ ford Tuesday was 77 degrees and the overnight low wns 52 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and FIducatlon Center. Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period end­ ing at 8 a.m. Wednesday. The temperature at 8 a m, today was 60 d e g re es and Tuesday's overnight low was 54. BOATINQ us recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet • International Airport. Today...wind southwest 10 kts. Other data: Seas 1 to 2 ft. Bay and Inland C.T u esd a y 's high................. 70 waters a light chop £ B a ro m e tric p re s s u re ..3 0 .1 8 Tonight and Thursday wind r iP .e la tlv e h u m id it y ......9 0 p et south to southwest 10 kts. J>*as C19'lads..».........Sou th. 6 mnh 1 to 2 ft Bay and Ini mil water* a C R a in fa ll 0.00 is . light chop T oday's su nset..... 6:05 p.nt. T o m o rrow 's sunrise. 5.... 7: l;$ W ED NESD AY: S O LU N AR TABLE: Min. 12:35 u.m.. 12:50 p.m.: MaJ. 6:40 a.m.. 7:10 p.m . 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Seminole C ou r.tv C om m u r.itv Mental ■ r LAURA L. aULLIVAN Herald staff writer Children accuse man of lewd assault CASSELBERRY — A man accused ol exposing himself to four children In woods behind the Seminole Skating Rink, off Casselcreek Boulevard, was arretted by Casselberry police Tuesday. David Crimes. 25. of 2045 Sepler Drive. Fern Park, is charged with four counts o f lewd and lascivious assault on a child Pond It 88.000 The four preieenage children told police they met a mar. In the woods at about 3 p.m. Monday after they found some "playgirl" books and began to read them. The" two girls and two boys said the man approached them and talked about sex. Me undressed and asked the girls to kiss him and asked them If they wanted to make love, police reported. They refuted. The man re dressed and asked the boys to kiss him They refused and the man grabbed the bov*' groins. When they were released the four children ran out of the woods and reported the incident to one child's mother. They described the suspect for police who went to the woods Tuesday where they met. questioned and arrested Grimes. Manslaughter charged In DUI death ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The surviving driver In a fatal two vehicle crash on State Road 430. Altamonte Springs, has been charged with DUI manslaughter. Kenneth Stanley Baker. 33. of 1000 Douglas Ave. »15. was arrested by Seminole County sheriff s deputies at home at 1:10 p.m. Tuesday. Bond Is 85.000. In a Nov. 9 accident. In which Baker's car ran a traffic light and hit the pickup truck of Charles Van Wagoner. 28. of Altamonte Springs. Wagoner was thrown from his truck and killed He was a physical education teacher at Rock Lake Middle School, rural Longwood. Father charged with child abuse SANFORD - Ernest Field. 38. of 1117 W. 2nd St.. Sanlord. has been charged with aggravated child rbuse. Sanford police alleged that on Monday night Field whipped his son Anthony Ware. 12. numerous times with a belt. The beating left scars on the boy's back and forehead, police said. Field was arrested at 2:52 p.m. Tuesday following questioning at the police station. Bond Is 85.000. Man accused of righting police WINTER SPRINGS — A man stopped by two Winter Springs police officers for a traffic violation reponedly fought the two officers. Injuring both and damaging a poller patrol car. The windshield of the car was broken In the fight and the car was scratched as police struggled with the suspect on the hood of the car. police reported. Ronald Carl Swanson. 26 o f 1116 Caravell Drive. Winter Park, was arrested ai 1241 a.m. loday on Trot wood Court. Winter Springs. He Is charged with two counts of battery on a policeman, resisting ancst with violence, criminal mischief, running a stop sign, and refusing to sign a traffic citation. Bond is 81.000. Man arrested in burglary case SANFORD — A man accused as the co-defendant of a juvenile In a Jan. 1 burglary to 2006 S. Summerhn Ave.. Sanford. Is charged with burglary, theft and dealing In stolen property. Sanford police report that a video recorder was stolen In the burglary and sold bv the suspects. Samuel Andrea Copeland. 32. of 2315 S. Summerland Ave.. was charged ip the case at 10:29 a m. Tuesdav at the police stauoq.f^ud ts 81.OQ0.. Two arrested on DUI charges s a n f o Hd — The following persons face a charge of driving under the influence in Seminole County: • Willard Ellis Megonlgal. 25. of Bltlilo. was arrested at 1:51 a m Tuesday on L' S Highway 17-92. Casselberry, after police stopped hts car because It had a loud muffler. • David Paul Eels 41. of 193 S. Fifth St.. Lake Mary, at 9 08 p m Tuesday after his car failed to maintain a single lane on Lake Mbxv Boulevard. Lake Marv, Road w ill be closed Sunday SANFORD — A portion of Celery Avenue will be closed most of Sunday for installation of a utility line under the road The road will be closed between 7:30 a m. and 3 p.m. Sunday between Bay and Mellonvllle Avenues, according to Alan Crawford of Hcuer Utility. He said a conduit will be laid under the road, then the trench will be filled and asphalted i » . * Quayle faces fir s t major te st Unltsd Brass Intarnatlonat WASHINGTON - Dan Quayle faced the first major test of his vice presidency Wednesday with the start of a three-day trip to Latin America that administra­ tion officials hoped would help his image at home and abroad. Quayle carried few. if any. specific messages on the swing to Yeneiuela and El Salvador, but was described as viewing the Journey as a chance to demon­ strate he will be a full player in the Bush presidency. SAN FO R D — Sc\en atate legislators rep resen tin g the Sanford area will meet with the public tomorrow In cl:v hall at 9:30 a.m. to hear proposals for legislations and concerns about transported. • 7:01 p.m. - 1101 W. Tenth St., traum a, wom an. 42. transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital. • 6 44 p.m. — 2618 Elm Ave . m edical call, woman. 70. transported. WEDNESDAY • 4 20 a m. - 519 W. Ninth St , medical call. man. 19. transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital. Senator* on the delegation arc Toni Jennings Hud Gardner. and Richard Langley. Sidle representatives for the area are Frank Sione of Winter Park. Stan Baimer of Eusits. Tom Drage c f Winter Park and A rt G r ln d lr o f A lta m o n t e Springs. The delegation will m en again with residents from the area Jan 22 at Casselberrv Cttv Hall To be placed on the agenda for that meeting, call the delegation office at 321 9812 Fired officers appeal removals when testifying in court and can cause a great deal of heart­ ache" for Juries, who learn that O V IE D O - T w o O v ie d o an officer has a recoid as a liar Carson. 41. who was fired J i n policemen, fired in connection 17. Is accused of ly ng on his Job with unrelated allegations that they lied, are scheduled to ap­ application about his nrevlous firing from the Urtamla Police peal their firings The appeals o f officer* John Department. In 1988. before Carton and Frank Baker are Peterson was named Oviedo s scheduled for Tuesday by sepa­ chief. Carson was selected as the rate three-member boards The G r e a t e r S e m in o le C o u n ty boards are called for by the Chamber of Commerce s police Policeman's Bill of Rights, ac­ officer of the year. On his Oviedo Job app.icailon cording to Oviedo Police Chief Dennis Peterson, who fired the Carson wrote he was fired from pair. They can also make a the Orlando department for fil­ second appeal to be returned to ing one fa lse w o rk sheet. Another former Orlando police work by cttv officials " If they lie. what good are they lieu ten a n t, w ho Joined the as police officers.” Peterson Oviedo force in the fall, was familiar with Carson's record asked. "Th ey can do other jobs We live In glass houses." he said and checked his background In of police, and added that a police that check It was determined officer who lie* has no credlbllltv Peterson said, that Carson was By SUSANLOD1N Herald staff writer fired for allegedly lalsllving a number of work sheets and lor lying Baker. 29. who has been with the department about four years, and who worked with the youth Explorer Scout's division, was suspended Jan 13 and subse­ quently fired after he lied about his Involvement with a married woman. Peterson said Baker w ho Is also married, w as ordered by Pcierson to stop seeing the woman Peierson said the rela­ tionship violated the standard of conduct rules for the depart­ ment. which called for suspen­ sion. But Baker was llred for allegedly lying aboui the rela­ tionship and for insubordination. Peterson said The fired officers have been replaced by two officers who were prevlouslv assigned to re­ serve dutv. FAA orders over 700 Boeing jets to undergo inspection Unllsd Brass Inlsrnatlonsl WASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a sweeping airworthiness In­ spection of more than 700 Boe­ ing aircraft Tuesday, saying it has found wiring problems In some Boeing Jetliners. "T h e FAA has decided that prudence dictates a check of all affected aircraft." the federal agency said In a two-page state­ ment. The FAA said It would require Inspections of all Boeing 737. 747. 757 and 767 aircraft built since 1980 for possible cross­ wiring o f engine and cargo compartment fire warning and extinguishing systems The FAA said 741 Boeing aircraft were covered by the inspection order Airline analysts, and some form er and current Boeing e m p lo y e e s , h a ve r e c e n t ly charged that the company has cut comers during aircraft con­ struction in order to maintain rigorous production schedules. The agency first Issued an airworthiness directive on Boe­ ing 737-300* and 737-400* models on Jan II. three days after the fiery crash of one of the planes in England that killed 44 people. The crippled plane went down while attempting to make an em ergency landing after the pilot turned off the wrong engine on the twin-i ngtne aircraft Although British Investigators are still attempting to determine the cause of that crash, a second FAA Inspection directive, issued Jan. 13. found some wiring roblems on the Boeing 757 and oelng 737. "The recently discovered pro­ blems were cross-wiring of a 757 that would result in an overheat in d i c a t i o n fo r th e w ro n g engine." the FAA *ald The agency said "cross-wiring on another 757” would catlse the fire extinguisher for the wrong engine to go off and that an incomplete circuit In another 757 would prevent the fire extinguisher from activating In addition the FAA said. Its Inspection found cross w iring on a Boeing 737 that "would cause the fire extinguisher for the wrong engine to fire ' Experts dispute Peary cover-up U n its * Brass In te rn a tio n a l ANNAPOLIS Md - Navigallon expens came to ihc defense of the late Adm. Robert Peary Wednesday and attacked recent revelations that a lost document proved the Arctic explorer failed to reach the North Pole and was a fraud. Last fall, historian Dennis Rawlins, of Baltimore, said his anayltls o f a navigational w o r k s h e e t c o n c lu s iv e ly show ed the "discoverer of the Nonh Pole” actually missed his mark bv more than 100 miles — and was aware of the fact and covered It up But at the request of the National Geographic Society, the non-profit N avigation Foundation took a second look at the document and concluded Rawlins analysts ts clearly Incorrect " Rawlins based his claim that Peary committed "one of the biggest scientific frauds In history ' on a single slip of paper found in 1987 among the files of Istah Bowman, a former Johns Hopkins Uni­ versity president ! lomcowntTs Insurance? •m- * llJR Responding to Tuesday's FAA action. Boeing spokesman Craig Martin said nearly 500 737-300* were checked worldwide after the first directive "and absolute­ ly nothing wrong was lound He said 208 of the 757s were c h e c k e d a fte r th e se co n d directive and some problems were found In nine alrcralt eighi planes had faults In the plumb­ ing of the cargo fire suppression system and one was found with an en gin e fire suppression system wired Incorrectly. Martin said Boeing worked with the FAA on developing the newest sweeping directive that requires inspections of the fire d e te c tio n s y s te m s fo r the engines and cargo holds " If even one more (probleml Is found, tt will Justified doing these exam inations.” Martin said flu- overall result will be to put to rest in people's minds whether there are these kinds of problems In Boeing airplanes " The FAA said In Its statement that the airline manufacturer 'I s studying the design, production procedures and functional lest Ing of the affected systems." » O m nium - saytf if best. T T O W R IS S I INSURANCE It T Ph. 322-0285 * 2575 S. French Ave., Sun ford K s iu to -O u tie r s In s u r a n c e I if• llorru I H M m n-init if jil - IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP• tm. o r tars • &acu>*t s_i • r v n o r o . ■'-•o-i • s*o* «cstL X *t uwv s n Senior Citizens Day <60 0* Ortii Wednaaday Only 20% OFF 2303 French Ava. Sanford 3 2 1 - 5 8 5 1 D r. • • • • C in d y D r. 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The Coast Guard reopened the trtgld windbattered port o f Valdez, terminus of the 800-mlle trans-Alaska pipeline, and the first tankers allowed Into port since Sunday were scheduled to leave at 12:30 a m. AST (4 30 a.m. ESTI Wednesday, loaded with crude oil for refineries on the W est and G u lf roasts, said Tom Brennan. Alycska Pipeline spokesman The National W eather Service said the barometric pressure at Northway was 31 85 — the third strongest high pressure system re­ corded on Earth, and the highest in Nonh America T w o s l i g h t l y h ig h e r readings occurred In 1900 and 19fi8 In Siberia. Two tiny Alaska vllluges became so critically low on food and supplies Tuesday that the suite Division of Em ergency S ervices arranged to have planes flj in wlin supplies provided by the Red Cross and the Salvation Army, said Sgt Dorothy Bradshaw ol thr Alaska National Guard FREE LECtWESNOON SARjRWTS • Biihviavcr Infant CPR"— < Hair Salon UPI report ROBERT H. PFLUEGER • Free M LAKE MARY PO DIATRY CLINIC Alaskan cold snap breaks pressure record •BANKRUPTCY1 A JU c vrl* EMERGENCY CALLS TUESDAY • 9 :0 9 a m . — 150 N. Palmetto Ave.. false alarm • 10 53 a m. — Fourth Street and Cedar Avenue, trash fire, out on arrival • 10 59 a m - 3100 S San­ ford Ave., automobile fire, minor damage. • . 12 p m - 3717 S Or­ lando D r. false alarm • 6 44 p m - 1013 W\ Third St . auto accident: woman. 78. and wom an. 58. not Health, and Health and RehabltUailvr Services District Seven itlaMe at Informal* mitm ! Y \1 reaches parent* c a rd io p u lm o n a ry rc*u *ctra(lo n tiro .m l for infant* Date*. Wednesdays, February ■* an I I? Time: 6: JO p m to 9 JO pm Place. Cla**rootn. South Seminole Community Hospital Re*cfv.tii. .ns Please call (.PR fot< .itiren* at ■'41-4277 SOUTH SEMINOLE C O M M U N ITY H O S P IT A L 555 VCcvi Sure l/tr u ju u d Honda iJ 4 H �4A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wedneaday. February 1, 1069 E d it o r ia ls / O p in io n s H e r a ld (USPS U1JMI 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 W *yn « D. Doyls, Publuher Ronald W. H o ik , Exoculivo Editor M olvin Adklnt, Advertising Director Home D» llvrry: 3 W'nth., f 14.28; 8 Montns. M7 00 -. Y*-r. AM .00 In Suit Mall. 3 Month*. »^0 25: t> Months, $37.00; Year. $09,00. Out Of State Mall; 3 Months *21.84; 0 Month. $40 30. Ycm $78.00. EDITORIALS Eliminate bureaucratic bumbling in our food An Interna) audit by the Department of Agriculture confirms what consumers have long suspected: That the federal government Is no longer capable of guaranteeing meat and poultry to be free of dangerous pesticide residues. A rcporl by the department’s Office of Inspector General says adulterated meat and |Hjultry Is being sold lo the public. It describes the system that Is supposed to assure the | safety of foodstuffs as slipshod and sometimes i ineffective. Alarmingly, the report also asserts that the department's Inspection ngcncy, the Food Safety and Inspection Service |FSIS|, has little authority to prevent food bring marketed with Illegal amounts of pesticides and other chemicals. Last year a study showed that FSIS tests could detect only about 90 of 227 pesticides that may be found In meat and milk. Now we learn that even when Illegal and harmful substances arc discovered, llic FSIS is unable lo Investigate the violations in 79 percent of cases. CHUCK S T O N E * Quotas, set-asides and knee-jerks Knee-Jerking is an equal opportunity reflex. Republicans and Democrats. conservatives and liberals — ail o f us within George Rush’s pantheon o( diversity — usually react with Pnvlovtan swiftness If our ox is gored. When I read the recent headlines about the Supreme Court decision declaring Ihc city of Richmond's set-aside program for minority contractors unconstitutional. 1groaned. When 1read the story, my dismay moderated. After I read the court's opinion, I concluded that it made sense — which Is no way for a knee-jerk liberal in good stand'rig to react. Based on Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's majority opinion. I've decided that I'm really a knee-jerk egalitarian. O'Connor used the 14th Amendment lo throw out Richmond's minority contractor aet-asidc program. O'Connor said that the program violated the "equal protection" clause of the the 14th Amendment. But 121 years after the amendment was ratified, blacks Mill don't enjoy equal protection under the law In any area of American life. Worse, their condition regressed under ihc Reagan administration. Minority set-aside programs for contractors attempt to close the gap between protection and if the FSIS b to function ns the consumers’ watchdog. It needs n stouter heart and sharper tectli. It must eliminate the proce­ dural bumbling that seems to be the only reason for Its Inability to deteri the presence or so many pesticides and oilier chemicals In foodstuffs. Public confidence In the govern­ ment's ability to protect food from chemicals capable of causing health problems such as cancer and birth defects will continue lo erode until the FSIS shows itself to be capable of functioning efficiently. LE IT E R S TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing address and daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief us jawslblc. Letters arc subject to editing. Berry's World Y&v&m a d^ X*JR Ufe ha3 Vd/U£ / t f/fcwThe ^ ^ o U N fA lN T o P S f t'iM Slii • at* j tuljwli’M HlM/ i $ **»/ •* ELLEN GOODMAN A medical priesthood chances of heart disease or cancer. We are taught to follow the commandments; Thou shall not smoke. Thou shall not sprinkle thy food with satt. BOSTON — I used to think that only primitive tribes had detailed taboos to dictate tht way they ate and dressed, had sex and raised children. 1 used to think that medieval people were the ones who based their dally decisions on (lie Intricate Instructions of shamans. The modem American tribe didn't need detailed codes of behavior. We shook ouscivcs free from the superstitions and elaborate religious codes that had Inhibited our ancestors' lives. The elite of our scientific hierarchy pour over the entrails of their computer data. We hear them argue now over Interpretations the way medieval rabbis argued over the Talmud. Estrogen, says one. may Increase the odds of breast cancer and decrease the chance of osteoporosis. It may, says another, heighten the possibility of cancer of uterus and reduce that of heart disease. But lately, i have been wondering how dKTcrcnt out tribe really ts. The news lias been full of reports about right nnd wrong ways lo live. These are not religious allegories, but medical talcs. They're not based on scriptures but on research. They detail the good nnd evil of estrogen, the right o f exercise and wrong of smoking. As lay people we worry about these arguments between scientific sects the way our ancestors w orried about the struggles of the Ref­ o r m a t io n In th e p a s t, th o se w ho f o l l o w e d a fa ls e d o c t r in e b e lie v e d they would face a hellish future, in the present, taking sides may be a matter of llfcund death f The old W e e v e n Ju dge taboos were humnn behavior dif­ religious. Ours ferently now. A rrour medical, a searviicr at a recent American Heart Association meeting reported that angry* and cynical people were five times as likely to die before they turned 50 than calm and trusting people. The oid moral virtues have been transcribed Into health commandments. The old taboo* were religious. Ours are medical. Our ancestors talked about risks and the soul, nnd w r talk about risks to our bodies. They kept faith with tradition; we put faith in "T h e best scientific evidence.” But our focus on these matters Is religious in Its intensity. So I wonder If we haven't Just shifted our loyalty from one group of experts to another. I wonder II we haven't Jusl shifted our anxiety from one set of observances to another. We are less likely to count our sins and more likely to calculate our risk factors. What's at slake Is not the hereafter but the here-andnow. Under the eye of our new medical priesthood, we have adopted proscriptions more rigid than those of a Muslim or Hindu. We keep healthy, a cuisine for more demanding then keeping kosher. How much freer, then. Is our tribe? We don't have to worry aboul insulting a god that lives in a tree or stream. We don't have to guide our lives by the need to appease a spirit. But wr. like they, try to mollify the great unseen powers by Increasingly cautious behavior. How would an anthropologist analyse ihc way food is taken as medicine In our tribe? For breakfast we cut up potassium over fiber and pour calcium on lop. We eat Oat Bran for our heart and carrots for our colon, protein for the brain and complex carbohydrates for our mood. ‘ 7f s VERY Bmrtm ra V excluded from the opportunity to compete In thr market place. (!n fact, they are ir rhori frnppl* because they cannot get bonded.I The disparity between percentages Is Indeed prlma fade "direct evidence o f race discrimination on the part of the city." But O'Connor was brilliantly on target when she wrote: "In this cose, the city docs not even know how many (minority-owned businesses) In the relevant market arc qualified to undertake prime or subcontracting work in public con­ struction projects... - " W ith o u t . any Inform ation on m in ority participation in subcontracting. It is quite simply Impossible to evaluate overall minority repre­ sentation in the city's construction expen­ ditures." Ten years ago. set-asides were constitutionally valid. The only difference today Is a new conservative Supreme Court majorliy. What this new majority Is now saying Is Hint If disadvantaged people contend (fiat they suffer from proscriptions by the advantaged majority: (1) Do your research and make sure you have irrefutable historical statistics to document your case: (2) Don't throw In every minority you ran find Just to make your case — which Richmond did In a ridiculous grapeshnt. JACK ANDERSON Defense Department muffs bribery probe WASHINGTON — There are plenty of top-notch Investigators at the Defense De­ partment. But last year the wrong crew was assigned to check out an anonymous tip that a former Navy surgeon may have brllrcd his way out ofJulL The Investigators first assigned to the Job botched things so badly (hat u map-up crew Is new struggling to salvage what remains. The case involves D on at B illig . th e former heart surgeon at Bcthesda Naval Hospital In Maryland who was convicted in 1986 of involuntary m an slau gh ter and negligent hom icide in the surgery deaths o f three patients. The Court of Military Re­ view overturned tHe c o n v ic t io n la s t M a r c h . A m o n th Inn. later, an anonymous caller told the De­ t Whitlock re­ fe n s e D ep artm en t ported!-/ h o t l i n e Our faith Is most obvious In our eating habits Americans have become students, or should I say followers, of an expanding list of do’s and don't* that rivals the longest menu. IHKM M nt c h a n c e . , y o o 'f c a R w a n d e i n q t Undoubtedly, the vast majority of food companies guard against polluted products, jealously guarding their reputations. But requesting them lo monitor themselves is asking too much. The Department of Agriculture should Im m ediately address public concern ns expressed In a nationwide survey lost year by the Food Marketing Institute, which found that consumers arc more worried about pesticide contamination than ahnilt additives, salt, or any other component of food. A l t h o u g h Richmond never de­ fined the sociological rationale for the 30 percent quota It re­ served for minority can t r a c t o r s , O'Connor was In er­ ror when she wrote: " T h e 30 p e rcen t quota cunnoi In any realistic sense be tied to any Injury suffered by anyone." f blacks still in a city (hat is 52 don’t enjoy percent black with equal protec­ less titan I percent of tion undorthe the public contracts law Jj field by blacks, only one of two Inferences is possible: (1) Black contractors are Inherently Inferior *tnd incapable of doing the work: |2) Black 'contractors have been systematically l This Intolerable situation has arisen partly because of bureaucratic Inefficiency and partly because Inspectors reportedly have no way of tracing the producers of contaminated food. In trying to dig itself out of this mess, the FSIS has asked the food Industry to police itself by monitoring levels of Illegal chemicals and ferreting out violators. Since June 1986. any company agreeing to upgrade its quail* ty*control procedures has been exempted from routine monitoring by federal In* spectors. In addition, the company is allowed to make claims on Its product labels about the 1suE^plyf^jj[|l|a srfrylc^cm^ products. , . Implementation by spelling out the methods for redressing what even O'Connor called a "sorTy’ ’ record o f racism. But the well-intentioned Richmond set-asides program did suffer from abuses. For all our sophistication and knowledge, public attention to the taboos o f contemporary llic comes front the same roots as those o f our ancestors. It grows out of anxiety and the pursuit of safety. It turns out that we share something with these ancestors a thoroughly ancient and thoroughly modern desire to cheat fate. We follow advice as If our life drj>cndrd on it. instead of memorizing the saints or gods who havr power over our troubles, we learn by rote and ingredients that will lower and reduce the ) i for tipped his whistleblowers that hand during a Billig. working with a meeting with bagman, bribed one the Judges ■ or more of the Judges on the panel, ac­ cording to an affidavit filed In court by the Defense Department. We already reported that Defense Depart­ ment investigators recently subpoenaed the banking records o f Billig and his wife. Subpoenas are usually Ihc last step In wrapping up a bribery probe. Seasoned criminal Investigators often begin by nosing around quietly to find someone Involved in the alleged liribc who can be scared Into testifying against the others. But this probe Is barely off the ground and the subpoenas ore Just ubout the only option left to the Defense Department. The ball was dropped by Special Inquiries, a group In the Defense Department Inspector general's office that does not norm ally handle criminal investigations Several sources d o s e to the probe told our associate Stewart Harris that the man who commands Special Inquiries. Stephen A. Whitlock, spilled the beans about the allega­ tions to Judges on the Court o f Military Review. Whitlock reportedly tipped his hand during a meeting with the Judges last soring, shortly after the tipster called and before Investigators had a chance to make quiet Inquiries. The judges responded by challenging Ihe right of llic Inspector general to Investigate them. Then they appointed their own In­ vestigator who, in an Interim report, said lie found no evidence o f wrongdoing Early attempts by (he Defense Department to verify the tipster's allegations met wllli "m ixed results," according (o court papers filed by the government in support of the bank record subpoenas. Those subpoena* m ay now tic the best chance the government has to resolve the case. Normally, Investigators try to rattle weak links In a suspected bribery scheme. If someone talks, a pica bargain lo struck in exchange for testimony against the key players. Prosecutors also can capitalize on the dlvislvcr.eas and confusion that often breaks out among nervous conspirators. “ If you subpoena records, all you are going to get Is records. Witness testimony Is the best evidence,” said one Defense Department source who is disgusted with Ihc way Ihe Inquiry was handled. Inspector General June Gibbs Brown de­ clined to say why the Special inquiries team was put on the sensitive Billig case from the outset. But our sources tell us (hat Special Inquiries was assigned because Deputy Director Derek Vander Schaaf 'wanted a quick turnaround on the case. Special Inquiries is supposed to handle allegations o f noncriminal Improprieties within 30 to 45 days. Vander Schaaf calls It his "Ugcr team ." But the team is a pussy cat when It comes to hard core criminal investigations. 1 7 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. February 1, 1969 — SA Sylvan FINANCIAL S to c k s o p e n lo w e r United Preae In lerrat'o n al NEW YORK — Prices opened lower Wed­ nesday In active trading of New York Stock Exchange Issues, pressured by profit taking In thr w k c o flh e jw r t 'fl’i: rcer.t advance. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which rose 18.21 Tuesday, was off 6.06 to 2335.36 shortly after the market opened. Declines led advances 456-266 among the 1.195 Issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange tape. Early turnover amounted to about 14,058,000 shares. In economic news, the government said new orders for consumer goods and surging stock prices helped push the Index o f leading economic Indicators up 0.6 percent in De­ cember. A report on January employment figures ts due Thursday. Analysts said there could be some nervousness ahead of the data, which Is expected to show that the jobless rate held steady at 5.3 percent and non-farm payroll Jobs rose 322,000. Ibices opened mostly lower and remained weak through midday os profit taking, which also weighed on the market Monday, kept buying activity In check. Dollar mostly higher Units*! Prsss International The dollar was mostly higher Wednesday In light trading on major foreign currency markets. Cold continued to fall. In Tokyo, the dollar climbed ubovc the 130 Ja|tanese yen level for the first time In more than three months, closing at 130.40 yen. up 1.27 from 129.13 yen on Tuesday. Dealers said the dollar’s rose In reaction to remarks by U.S. F e d e r a l R e s e r v e B o a rd Chairman Alan Greenspan de­ fending the d o lla r’ s current exchange rates against the Japanse yen. They said the dollar's short­ term barrier seems to be *u 130.50 yen. Indicating there could be Joint Intervention by the Group of Seven Western monetary powers. Traders said the main excite­ ment of the morning In Europe was a sharp plunge In British s t e r lin g a g a in s t the W est German mark. Analysis said the pound fell sharply against the German mark on the likelihood that West German Interest rates will go higher and British Interest rates will fall. In London, the pound fell to $1.7475 from $1,752 and to 3.2748 West German marks from 3.286G marks. Elsew here In Europe, the d o l l a r b e g a n t h e d a y In Frankfurt at 1.874 West German marks, up from 1.87 marks on T uesday. In earlier trading In the Far East, gold closed at $390.75 on th e H on g K o n g B u llio n Exchange, ofT $4 from Tuesday’ s close. Silver opened 5 cents lower In Zurich at $5.80 an ounce and fell 3.5 cents In London to $5,805 an ounce. In early trading on New York's Comex, a 100-troy-ounce gold futures contract for February delivery opened at $393.30. up $1.70 from Tuesday's close. Gold And Silver NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign and domestic gold & silver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce Wednesday: Gold London Previous close 394.00 off 0.25 Momtng fixing 392.00 ofT 2.00 H ongkong 390.75 off .00 N ei Com ex spot gold open 393.30 up 1.70 Com ex spot silver open 5.847 up 0.055 Local Interest These quotations provided by members o f the National A ssociation o f S e cu ritie s Dealers are representative In ter-d ea le r p r ic e s as o f m ld -ntom lng today. Inter­ d e a le r m a r k e ts c h a n g e throughout the day. Prices do not Include retail markup or markdown. Bid Ask American Pioneer 3 V* 4 Barnett Bank 34 V9 34 V* Firm Union 21V* 21V4 FPAL 3m 31H Fla. ITogreM 34 M 347* HCA 47 47V* Hughes Supply IBM 19 •23H Morrison's 24 V* NCRCorp. 58 V* 58 V* Pleasey 43V* 42V4 Scotiy'B 12'* 12 Vs Southeast Bank 23 V* 23 V* 21H SunTrust 21H Wall Disney 74V* 74 Th Westlnghousc 55V* 55V* 181* Brunswick 19 HBJ 10V* 10V* 16V* Fla National 16H Winn-Dixie 47 47 V* Emerson.......... . 32 V* 32V* Dow Jones Dow Jones A vera g es 10:00 a.m. 30 Indus 2336.43 off 5.89 (L o n d o n m orn in g fix in g 20 Trans 1068.74 off 2.76 change Is based on the pre­ 15 Utils 190.49ofT0.48 65 Stock 888.86 off 2.26 vious day's closing price.) Continued from P a ge 1A protection area. Logon wild the Fnetias of the Weklva River. Inc. also recom­ mended the rounty seek owner­ ship of protected lands from developers rather than simple easements for the those areas, which are less secure. The river Is under state pro­ tection to preserve its natural conditions, The Mark Arnold project was the first land change considered by the state after the Legislature adopted the Weklva River Pro­ tection Act lost year. "T h is ts not n blessing to Jack up the densities throughout the whole Weklva River protection a r e a ." said Jim Farr. DCA en viro n m en ta l s p e c ia lis t In charge of Weklva R iver protec­ tion area land uses. Lake Sylvan area residents loudly protested In August and December county approval of Increasing the one-unlt-per-acre land use to twice that amount. The residents said the Increase would create a domino effect of more higher densities In their rural neighborhoods. * Ray Upton, a South Sylvan Lake Drive resident opposed to the Increased density, blames the county co m m ission for Residents— Continued from Page 1A 200 or more feel in depth would liave a proposed setback of GO feet and properly 230 feet or less In depth would have a proposed setback of 40 Teel. A proposed 18 foot landscape buffer Is only five feet more than the existing Lake Mary city code. Dale said. The final recommendation on signs Is that ground signs be IV* square feet per one linear foot of building frontage and no higher than 15 feel. Building heights In all three entitles will be 35 feet which Is the same as the current code. "T h is committee does not re­ commend that these things be done as soon as the land devel­ opment codes become criteria," Dale said, explaining that any changes would be made only If development was undertaken. " H o w were 40-and-60-fool setbacks arrived at? Wc-re- they pulled out of the a ir? " Cress asked. allowing it. *1 think anyone w h o 's I n t e r e s t e d In t h e environment Is in real trouble with this commission." he said. In December. DCA and several other state agencies criticized county changes for the 334-acre site east o f Lake Sylvan because they foiled to meet state re­ quirements for prolection o f the river and areas surrounding It. The state officials said In­ creasing the density o f (he land from one home an acre to nearly three homes per acre failed to maintain the rural character o f the areas bordering the river. On Dec. 14. county comm is­ sioners approved the project, but for only two units per acre. They also required owner Mark Arnold to p r e s e r v e 126 a c r e s o f wetlands and 81 acres o f lake undeveloped. They also required A rn old to connect the 220 homes to a central water and sewer service and not use wells or septic tanka. In a letter dated Ja.i. 26. Paul Bradshaw, director of the DCA resource planning and management dlvl vislon. wrote that the county restriction of two homes per acre was adequate to provide a buffer between the Intensive land uses adjacent to Interstate 4 and the low rural densities closer to the river. The additional requirement*: also served to protect the sur­ rounding neighborhoods and the river boundaries, the official wrote. County oflficlals argued that such a buffer was needed to prevent Heathrow and other large-scale rafdrti'.UJ end co m ­ mercial develop nrn a along 1-4 from encroaching Into the areas closer to the river with acre-sized home lots and forests. They also argued that the Arnold d evel­ opment Is almost 2 V* miles from the river and at the fringes o f the protection area bordering lt(notc-lhe river). Fare agreed with the county's arguements. Farr said he visited the site and met with county officials Jan. 6. He said county officials (old him there are 52b acres In the transition zone bounded by Lake Sylvan. O r­ ange Boulevard. Slate Road 46 and Longwood-Markham Road that might be Increased lo two homes per acre. Alt lands west of that area and closer to the river will be kepi at lower densities. Fare said he was told. "W e got very firm com ­ mitments (the rounty) would not Increase densities west of lhat area." Fare said. HOSPITAL NOTES Cantrkl Ftortda R i p i m l H t t f S i l A D M IS SIO N S Santord Sh ir la y Karrvpka Ralph J M c r i ' Barbara B N o rrli Robert J Petersen Charles R . Schoonover Connie M Sm ith Anna L . Benyecskl, Casselberry George M o ri. Casselberry Katharine D e ris . D e Be ry E m a te to B Jones. Del Iona A llre d J Madges. Deltona Robert D R ite . Dettona D o ris W illa rd . Detkesa Dale Dormers. Geneva George Rogers. Lobe Monroe Cecelia A. Baker, Orange City D IS C H A R G E S San lo rd : Stephanie Bead Colleen D Bradley Edw ard J H errington Oten R . Mellow Dorothy H. Hicks. Casselberry Katherine Davis. O B ary Jsnm ter L W ilson. D e la n d Edna Coban. Deltona John R Delaney. Deltona Richard K O tlso r. Deltona Rosa M . M u rra y , Lake Manroe R ita H a rris and baby ge l. Sanford Detoria Ouettlebeum and baby g irl. E u stls Gina Bro w n and baby la y . Lake Helen B IR T H S Central Florid a Os pane I Hospital Connie M . Sm ith, e baby g irl. Santord DavoniaA Sm ith Jotto D Sm ith W illiam Strom an J r , Inaa Gv Inyard. Altamonte Springs A t lei Sitloway. D e Be ry James Ktley. Deltona Batty Prede. Deltona Vincent C Spencer. Deltona James A W arren. Oellona E rw in L . Moore. Orange City Michael Sofek. Orange City M - illy n H Ird . Oviedo D tS C H A R O E S Santord Charles Gorua let Robert Kelly Shirley KsmpAe Helen McClueky Lo isR .M c M e b ln Ral(J> J. Moyer Raymond E Neal F ay* P Throckm orton A lvin Stanley. Altam onte Springs Irene Dumlnle. D e B e ry W illiam F. K ra ft. D e B e ry Katherine T. H a rw e ll. Deltona Joseph Saledino. Deltona Annua Sullivan, Deltona Melissa Taube. Deltona Edward W right. Deltona Janet Rhein. Geneva Maryann Bwhrmen. longwood Georgia F. Popovtce. O angeCIty Gertrude Russe ll. Orange City CerwtoM Sm ith end baby g irl. Santord Cheryl L F ltip e trlc k e rd batoy toy Osteen B IR T H S Deborah S Lawson, a baby boy. Santord m onte’ Springs police during did not fire, and police have A O M ISSIO N S disturbances at his parents' d e te r m in e d th a t It w as a Santord: house. In one case he was .2 2 - c n llb e r s t a r t e r p is to l. Melinda Brundrldge "W e decided what Is reason­ Tam m y Clevonger charged with battery on a po­ Hawkins said. able. A basic compromise came Wayne P Crumpton The internal police probe Into down to a 60/40 ratio. Four site liceman. He was out of Jail on Frank C E l left bond at the time of the killings. the shooting of Olson, by officer p la n s h a ve r e c e n t ly b een O tte r ah Lawson Martha A Slaughter Altamonte Springs police have Robert Johansmcyer. continues, a p p roved which v o lu n ta rily Identified Olson as a suspect In Hnwklnssald. GIB EDMONDS complied with this proposal. ’ L i e MTO* B R O K E R the slayings, but the Investiga­ During the time Olson was Boulevard Committee Chairman tion continues, and no charges being sought by police, he Is Randall Morris answered. have been filed In that case. believed to have been traveling Other questions regarded the Hawkins said today that at this between Daytona Beach and payment of utility line burial and point police have no other sus­ Orlando, where he Is a suspect In funding o f the $3.7 million plan, pects In the case. a couple of armed robberies, which Is about 13.7 percent T h e Florida Department o f apparently using the starter above the coat o f the county In s io y is l e vfh , . a s# iy a Law Enforcement. Hawkins said. pistol as a weapon. Hawkins ro a d -w id en in g p r o je c t. T h e S i i h i f t ho vVm tnr I b is O n t .n la Mon -. M e lt .rtd *11.1 j i „ j A |r, Is exam in in g 100 pieces o f said. committee said It proposed that Minin* Prii> Mpmgiiai m •„ u i evidence taken from the Olson mortgage mpoey W arran ts also h a v e been the power company pay for UnvotedJaWN'?9>R9rt HriltiC—S house, where Joey Olson lived Issued for his arrest In a Volusia utility line burial and that fund­ ptniBiSSfo*.''r "any icont j f - ’i.a t, with his parents. They also are County case. Competitive Fixed Rates T(J» in ln rm .sl.c n o* an appointm ent ing would be shared among (he p le a s* c all 6 * } M M th a n k r ) „ In addition, H awkins said. three entitles. exam ining Mrs. Olson car. which Quick Service - Local along with Joey Olson, was Olson also Is the suspect In an A property owner asked how Company missing from the house when O range County con ven ien ce the county would pay for ihe the bodies were found. store robbery, dining which the costs. Commissioner Bob Sturm The car was recovered near clerk fired shots as the robber said, "M y guess Is. It w ill the Intersection of State Road fled. At least one o f the clerk's probably be paid out o f your gas Winter Kirk Center for 434 m id Interstate 4. a fter bullets. Hawkins said. Is believed tax." Seminole Moneylree. Inc. Men’s Medicine to have hit a gataway car. Olson's capture. Dr. Patrick Detfiorc, a property * Lake Mary. FL Olson's arrest report lists his In the Jan. 19 confrontation owner, said that he saw the with Altamonte Springs police, o ccu p a tion as co n stru ction "Increased" 40-foot setbacks as police report Olson chased police worker. a problem for residential owners around a car while brandishing a He has served time In prison o f small pieces property along handgun, which they said he for a non-violent burglary, police the boulevard. tried to fire three times. The gun said. " W e h ave p r o v is io n s fo r Don't have them 3tay in an variances," Dale said. ole’ motel room! Property owner Am re Sammakia said he was In favor of the Give them the comforts of horne,'71'^ ? boulevard plan but did not like pump used by Atlantis during later In the year. Continued from Page 1A CORPORATE LEASES AVAILABLE 2 One possible launch schedule " t h e Idea o f so m a n y un­ launch Dec. 2. NASA engineers have not yet o p tion under con sid eration , answered Issues." Call Mechelle . ? If Just two pumps have to be formally decided whether to re­ The final plan Is scheduled to sources said, would be to delay place any of the powerful pumps replaced, the work will be done Discovery's launch until June. come before die Lake Mary but to be on the safe side. It at the launch pad and Discovery Under that scenario, which as commissioners on Feb. 16 and y ^ 90 HI00EH LAKE DR. 330-1300 SANFORD appears likely that at least two could be ready for blastoff by o f Tuesday was little more than on M arch 2 and S e m in o le around March 12 or 13. sources will be replaced and possibly County on March I and March a " b a c k o f the e n v e lo p e " three. At Issue U the possibility said, although NASA's Internal assessment. Discovery would 14. Th e City of Sanford will hold o f cracks forming In key bearing processing schedules have been rem a in " s t a c k e d " w ith its future hearings on the finalized assemblies like those found In a changing almost dally as various external tank and boosters In the concept. liriHHon G U A R D IA N Fu n eral-H om e o p t io n s a rc a s s e s s e d and giant Vehicle Amembly Building modified. at the Kennedy Space Center If three pumps must be re­ until after Atlantis’s launch in April. placed launch probably would Continued from Page 1A Following Discovery's launch slip to late March, threatening In June, the shuttle Columbia, girl was fondled the (h e processing schedule for currently scheduled for blastoff day before. McAullff was In Atlantis. For that reason, NASA In July on a military mission, charge of the police Investigation m a n a g e r s c o u ld e l e c t to would take off In August Instead. postpone Discovery's flight to of the case. Evans testified that Chapter I, a program many of the students were in. is a federal program to bring students who are "educa­ tionally disadvantaged" up to B e a c h : d a u g h te r. D eb orah M EITIN O THE NEEO the level they should be In W IL L IA M J. GORMAN William J. Gorman. 67. 958 Gorman Danner. Jacksonville; reading and math skills. OF EVERY FAMILY Saltzgavcr had told the Jury In Lake Destiny Drive Road. Alta­ s is te r . M a rjorie V a n d lv le r . • Pre Need Planning f tolW Ih __ his opening statement that most monte Springs, died Monday ai Winter Park; four grandchildren. • Out 01 Stele Transfer C o x -P a rk e r C a r e y Hand of the girts win would testify 511 Woodlawn Iflvd. Born May • Local Burial PROVIDING PERSONAL SERVICES FOR OYER 100 YEARS • Cremation were In Chapter 1. which he said 16. 1921 in Uma. Ohio, he Guardian Chapd. Winter Park. • Burial In All Military Camaiatiai was for children with learning or moved to Altamonte Springs In charge of arrangements. 41LL WEL40RN disciplinary problems. Evans from Casselberry In 1985. He r |r PH . 83 4-8 55 0 OWN "SHORTY" SMITH. SR. PAUL NEWBY said the program was not In­ was a maintenance supervisor at r a * 3 Fradw to f Qi I a m J r. p T Funeral Dtrectar tended for children with dis­ W a lt D is n e y W o rld and a SPONSORING THE HUNT MONUMENT CO. Catholic. He was a Navy veteran ciplinary problems. DISPLAY YAJtD McGoldrick was a teacher In o f World War II and a former Gramkow-Gaines Hwy. 17 $2 - Fsm Part the Chapter 1 program from member of the Elks Lodge. Ph. 33969M Funeral Home S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e so n s. November 1987 until he was I ’ rt- a rrn n g rti T 'u n r r u l P ro g ra m Gena Hunt, Owner LOCALLY OWNED 4 OPERATED suspended after his arrest Iasi William J. II. Orala. Gary Philip. Certsar el 9th S t m t a*d L itre! Saaferd, Ha. (407) 322-2111 Bronit, Marilk A Craalts ISO DOO TRACK RD LONQWOOO Orlando, Devin Michael. Vero May. connection with his parents' homicides. Th e bodies of Pauline and Jim Olson were found in their house by their daughter Jan. 17. They are believed In liuve been killed a day or two before the bodies were found. Police report that Olson's sister, who discovered the bodies, said that her brother had been argu ing with his parents over money and the use of Mrs. Olson’s car. Just before he was captured. Olson reportedly told a witness that his troubles were caused by crack cocaine. Bailee spokesman JefT Hawkins slid today police have not established a link between Olson arid cocaine use. Police hadn't been able to find Olson after the killings until he walked Into an office on Douglas Avenue Jan. 19. and Identified himself and asked a receptionist to call police. He wits armed with a pistol and went outside to confront police near a gasoline station on State Road 434. where he was shot. Hawkins said within the past couple of years. Olson had been arrested at least twice by Alta­ Impotency Problem? 2 A nd 323-8990 TREAT THEM LIKE ROYALTY % Shuttle RANDOLPH COURT A P T S . ^ j ^ Teacher The GUARDIAN PLA N , �•A - Sanford H«r«ld. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. February i. 1989 NATIONAL BRIEFS r ^7f / Gangs kill 10-year-old boy LuNvi BEACH. Calif. — A 10-ycar-oId boy was Killed and four other people, Including a teenager, wounded In a gang-related drive by idirottng Tucuday night In MacArthur Park, police said The shooting occurred shortly after 9 p.m. In the park In the city's central section. Lt. Howard Jenkins said. No arrests had bren made Officers arrived at the park to find that witnesses had already taken the victims to St. Mary Medical Center. The boy who had lieen shot numerous times, died there. The other victims told emergency room workers that they did not know him. said hospital spokeswoman Wendy Kurnn. Fires roar across Nebraska plains BROADWATER. Neb. — Flames reaching 25 feet high and whipped by high winds roared across western Nebraska rangeland Tuesday, burning more than 8.000 acres of prairie, tons of winter feed, some cattle and fnrm buildings, authorities suld. No Injuries were reported In the blaze, which broke out shortly alter noon. Shawn Baumgardner, public Information officer at Alliance, suld the fire started about 10 miles south of Alliance, cast of the Halls Cattle Co. Others said It started 4-5 miles east of Angora, evtden ly on the Dove Ranch. T h e cause was under Investigation. Students walk in support of teachers LOS ANGELES — About 3.000 students walked out of their classrooms Tuesday, demanding the report cards their teachers threatened to withhold In u worsening contract dispute with the Los Angeles Unified School District. Superintendent Leonard Britton, meanwhile, met with grou/n of principals throughout the day. telling them the district will lie Issuing them guidelines on what to do If teachers full to report student grades to the district, district spokeswoman Rea Parody said. Students at six Junior high schools, one senior high school und another school walked out of their classes, demanding the rrport cards due Friday. Parody said. From United Pros* International reports WORLD BRIEFS Soviet shuttle to retrieve space station MOSCOW — The Soviet Union will use Its recently launched Huran space shuttle lo retrieve the mothballed Salyut 7 space station and return II to Earth for possible repair and relaunch. Radio Moscow said Wednesday. The Salyut 7. launched In April 1982. was shut down three years ago when the new generation Mir sjiace station was launched. A total o f 21 cosmonauts worked on Salyut 7 during Its four years In service. The station had been hounded by bad luck almost since Its launch. In 1985. the station's solar batteries malfunctioned shutting down all power and rendering the complex useless. A Soviet space repair crew managed to revive the station In what still rates as one o f the most daring and complex repair operations In the history of spare exploration. During a previous mission, cosmonaut Vladimir Vasyutin became seriously III while onboard Salyul 7. forrlng an earlier termination of the flight. Soviet mathematician surfaces in Israel JERUSALEM — A Soviet Jewish mathematician who disappeared In Paris Sunday entered Israel this week on a temporary residency visa, an Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman suld Wednesday. Iakov Kogan, a researcher at the Soviet Academy of Sciences, was staying at Ihe Ramat Aviv Immigrant absorption center north of Tel Aviv. Arm y Radio reported. Kogan. 48. speaking broken English, told Army Radio he was happy to be In Israel because he was a Jew. From United Press International reports ___________ S O C IA L S E C U R IT Y D IS A B ILIT Y FIOHT BACK! WITH HELP OF "THE EXPERTS" O ur t i p # f t group inc/utM t Rtti'Pd S S Atfm L t* JuOgp • «*«r*rf S S Top Cfcutlrt •t>p*rnnc*d A u o c u l n rn ta — f u l l s e r v ic e in t h e a p p e a l s p r o c e s s FROM START TO FINISH WE MAKE THE CONTACTS WITH SOCIAL SECURITY FOR YOU NO FEE EVER COLLECTED UNLESS WE WINI WARD WHITE & ASSOCIATES Over 30 Yrs. Exp Call Collect ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 1 3 1 9 N in e te e n killed in tan ker crash U n lU d P ress In te r n a tio n al __ A U i L E N L . T ex a s — in ­ vestigators working through the night tried to determine If the crash of an Air Force tanker plane that klFed all 19 people aboard was the result of engine trouble, as one witness described It. The KC-135 tankci. Oiled with fuel for an In-flight refueling mission, crashed and exploded about 12:10 p.m CST Tuesday while taking off from Dyess Air Force Base, officials said. " I heard the engines backfire Just like a car with a cracked distributor cap I knew he w o j In lots of trouble.” said witness Skcct Jackson, who has lived for 25 years near the end of the south runway at Dycse He said the pi m e rc«r heJ only treetop level before Its left wing dug Into the ground, then the craft burst Into flames. "It kind o f got above the mesqulte trees and turned back to the east, a sharp left-hand turn. Th e left wtng hit the ground, and tt Just blew all to pieces. It was loaded with all this aviation fuel. It was black like burning old tires with a fireball In It.” 1hcrc was no evidence thut the crew had radioed for help before the crash. Strategic Air Command spokesman Lt. Col. George Peek said. All 19 people aboard werr k ille d . D yess spokesw om an Airm an Airman Lois Morrell said. They Included seven crew members, four other military personnel, four military’ retirees and four military dependents Their names were withheld until their families could be notified. At least some of the victims U n ite d P re s s In te rn a tlo n s l SAN JOSE. Costa Rica — A young man armed with a bottle of gasoline and a cigarette lighter hijacked a Colombian airliner with 123 people aboard Tuesday and forced It to fly to Costa Rica, where he was captured shortly after the plane landed. The pilot of the ACES Airline Boeing 727 said the hijacker poured gasoline on one passenger and threatened to Ignite the fuel with the lighter during the 90-mlnute ordeal aboard Flight 533. In Bogota, an airline spokesman said several passengers on the flight from the Caribbean Island o f San Andres lo the Colombian city of Medellin were treated for shock at San Jose hospitals, but there were no other Injuries. There were 116 passengers and a crew of seven aboard the craft. Police said the hijacker surrendered, hut officials at Junn Santnmarla Airport. 13 miles NEW YORK — Japanese Prime M in ister N oboru T a k c sh lta began an eight-day visit to the United States, vowing to In­ crease Tokyo's contributions to U.N. peace-keeping efforts and to meet with President Bush to build "mutual trust." T a k e s h t t a a n d F u r c lg n Minister Sosuke Uno departed Tokyo aboard a special Japan Air Lines lllght and arrived Tuesday In New York for the first leg of a trip that also Includes stops In Washington and Los Angeles. T h e Japanese leader was scheduled Wednesday to visit U.N. Secrctarv-General Javier Perez de Cuellar at the world body’s New York headquarters, and planned to drop In on Japanese language classes at Columbia University. Takeshtta told a convention of Japan's ruling Liberal Democrat­ ic Party on Tuesday that he will discuss with IVrez de Cuellar specific proposals for stepping up Japan's contributions to the United Nations' peace-keeping efiorts. Japan's contributions account for more than 11 percent of the U.N. budget. The centerpiece of Takeshlta's trip will lie a thtee-hour meeting Thursday with the president at the White House — Bush's first visit with a foreign leader since his Inauguration Jan. 20. "I will try to strengthen the mutual trust In mv talks with Mr. Bush and also discuss global problems." Tnkrshlta said. “ We will try to solve various global problems Jointly." The Hush administration Is expected to announce a new U.S. ambassador to Tokyo. — l"■oo.i urn { ONLY ------> The flight continued to Colombia about five hours after landing In Snn -Jose, after a bomb squad searched the aircraft without finding anything. 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TWO Rs«as I And Hsi j ______| # west of San Jose, said crew members uided by passengers overpowered the man minutes after the plane landed, tied him up und handing him over to authorities. "Th e situation ts under control." Maurlclo Fagot Samarrta. a police spokesman at the ulrjxirt said shortly after the Boeing 727 landed. U n ltsd P rsss In to rn a tlo n a l Hizm snaEtiEE! 95 Come in & see Our Wide Selection of Prints, Posters & Framed Art PERSONAL CHECKS " T h e military Is a v e r y close-knit community." she said. "These (victims) are folks we live next lo. work with day-to-day. These are the same people our kids go to school with. It's a shock to any community." Colombian hijacker captured "We don’t want to move it” Frames Now Half Price... 1 "Cm sure you can understand that any Unw you Itavc any oort of accident of this sort. It's a shock." said Sgt. Anita Bailey, a spokeswoman at Sawyer. 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Gerald Wilkins came off the bench lo score 7 o f Ills IB points In the final period and Charles Oakley added 22 points to pare the Knlcks to a 120-111 victory. New York was playing Its first game at Madison Square G arden after suffering a 2-5 Western road swing, including losses In Its final two games. But the Knlcks entered the game with a 17record at MadlMin Square Garden. Including victories In Ihelr Iasi 14 In a row. And still Pltlno professed worry about Pacers. He held to that despite the Pacers' I-Iff mark on the road. And he maintained that position even though New York had routed Indiana 141-113 the last time the two teams met at Madison Square Garden In December WRESTLING Oviedo grapplers get stung Hlshop Moore continued lls dominance nnd remained unbeaten as It hammered Oviedo. 5 8 -IB. Tuesday night In wrestling action at Hlshop Moore High School. The Hornets Improved lo 12-0 and remained ranked as the slate's third ranked class 3A team. Oviedo dmpped lo 10-4 and was handed Its worse loss o f the seuson Hlshop Moore opened with a pair of pins and never trailed. Oviedo managed to cut the lead to 12-6 when Kevin Newton inadr quick work of Danny Dorthy. sticking him In 47 seconds at the 1 19 pound weight class. Ken Schrupp brought the Lions to within six |K>lnts again. 18-12. when he pinned Phil Gentile In 4 1 7 . Oviedo's Kyle Lam m was then upset by Keith Suggs. 7-6. In the 160 (Miund division as Htshop Moore rolled lo eight consecutive victories In the match. Oviedo's Dan Wynn ended the night with a pin over Dale Jefhilley ‘ In tlir heavyweight division to cut tlir lead lo the final margin D e fe n se ru le s in 3A -5 L a d y ’N o l e s b la n k E a g le s 0 y T O N Y D s S O R M IC R Herald sports editor It's not often that Suzy Kcno and her Seminole High School girls soccer Irani are In a position to show mercy, but In thrlr 3-0 win on Tursday night, the lardy 'Noles did Just that. Matched against an almost help­ less first-year learn from Orlando Edgrwairr In the llrsl round of the 3A-I)lslrlct 5 tournament, the Tribe rrmemlrerrd when they wrrr In a ilkr situation and took pity. After Shannon Sundvnll had given Seminole a more Ilian com ­ fortable 3-0 halftime lead with a hat trick. Keno shuffled players around to keep the game from getting out of hand. "I remember when we were a first-year team and we got treat 15-0," said Kcno "It was rmharassing. They (Edgewalcrl are a young tram ." Krno also |>olnlrd nut that the lineup Juggling was for her team's own good With Just 15 rble-hodted players left (harrlyl. the Srmlnolrs spent the second half conserving energy and trodlcs "I gave Ihr girls thr day olf tomorrow to gel some rest and for sornr to heal." said Krno. whose team climbed to 12-12 with the win. Seminole will now play Oviedo, which whipped up on St. Cloud 17-0 H v iM PttDlo by V lc ll D«So<ml», Scmir,ole's first goal ..gainst Orlando Edgowator on Tuosday night camo at 2 49 of the llrsl hall, whon Shannon Sundvall (No 12) lock a pass from Jonnlfor Undamood (No 221 and boat Edgowator goalio Michollo LOS ANGELES — Hank Gathers, the nation's leading scorer, scored 41 points Tursday night lo lead Uiyola Marymount to a record-shattering 181-150 victory over U.S International In the highest-scoring game In collegiate history. laryola. the nation's highest-scoring team, easily broke the NCAA Division I record for most points, set Jan. 7 In a 162-144 victory over U.S. International. The learns also shattered Ihr record of 306 total |M>lnts set In the Jan. 7 game. T h e Lions. 12-7. led 94-77 al halfllme Tuesday, surpassing the record 93 first-half paints they scored In the earlier game U S Internallonal. of San Dtrgo. also brokr Ihelr own record of 144 (xiliit* scored hy a losing team HOCKEY Sabres finally bests Hartford T h e Hulfalo Sabres not only won m hockey gam e Tuesday night, tail overcame one of their N H L nemeses. Mike Follgno regis­ tered his eighth career hut trick, leading the Sabres lo a 5-3 victory over Hartford. Buffalo's llrsl triumph over the Whalers In live tries this season "It wits Important to w in this game, almost to send a message. 'W e can treat you .'" Follgno M id We have not done well against the Winders and we started out the •■unr way "F or some reason, we haven't gone after the Whalers like we have other teams They come at us lOO miles orr hour We regrou|>ed and showed we ran (Jay Pierre Turgrtxi added four assists as 'he Sabres. H I 2 since Jan 7. strengthened Ihelr hold on second (ilacr In the Adams Division F ro m s ta ll and w ire reports_____________ BASKETBALL 7 p in — StrN College Memphis Slate at Florida Slate ll.l 7 M ) n m — SC. College New Mexico al Miami, ll.l 8 p m — 51 riH College Alalxiinu al Florida ILI 8 p m — ESPN. College. Y lllan ova al Syracuse. ILI. alai al 3 a in Doamud to the right post Sundvall notched a hat lock as Somlnolo won 3 0 lo advance |0 the next round ol the 3A-Dlslrlcl 5 tournament Oviedo embarrasses St. Cloud 17-0 See Sem inole. Page 31) GIRLS SOCCER I* D IS T R IC T ! TiMtd4y‘ i t * t w ll« W m in o l* ] E < lg « « jlffO O .M U o tl. SI CloudO Lntfcurg 4. D*Ucn4 0 Thwrul4r't 0.> *40 4t S*m lnol« In r b u r g 4t DitSop M w i 4* D IS T R I C T 1 M a m u y im v ll 4 P tL * n d O W rd*4td4r’ i l i m i t 1 1 m ts a l l *4 * M ir r I lk * H tn iH *1 I lk * B '*n ll«r COLLEGE HOOPS Loyola in a squeaker, 181-150 B ■ P e o p le . P a g e 7B ■ C o m ic s , P a g e 8B ■ C la s s i f i e d , P a g e 9 B By M A R K B L Y T H E Herald sports writer OVIEDO — li took the L.tdv Lions nearly 20 minutes to break the Ice but w hen they did It opened up a close match as they went on to v ore a school record 17 goals rn route to a I7 <) victory m the opening round of district 3A -5 play before It)I funs at Oviedo High School. The laid)’ Lions Improved to 6 15 anti will now play Seminole, al Seminole Thursday uiglii al 7. The Lady Bulldogs. In Ihelr llrsl season. llnlstu-d with a 2-13 record "W e needed this kind of game." Oviedo coach Gene Lcsrallritr said 'W e've Ix-rn on the oilier end of the slick, lls nice lo lerl this side lor a • liange Katliv Buroski opened the scoring taking a pass from Maureen Kelleher anti drilling a shot past the Si Cloud goalie to give her team a 1-0 advantage with 20 35 to play in thr o|>entng half Si Cloud managed in keep the game close behind Un­ strung plnv of lls defense .iriil ihr plnv ol keeper Suzy D' Augustlno. Ii was In the final 15 48 ol the liisi nail though, that things turned sour lor the Lath Bulldogs O' Augustlno went down wit It an elbow injury and Si Cloud, tiring a young Irani, found itsscll In iroublt w ith an Inex|ier1encetl keeper Oviedo wasted no lime exploiting the weakness as Jennllrr Whitaker who flnslhcd the game with a hat trick put in a rrlxnmd shot with I5 4N lo tip the lead to 2-0 Moments Inter It was Kelleher. who also llnisln-tl with three goal*, pulling In her llrsl score with I -I 02 to plav l.lnley Yost, who hail a hat trick pumped in tin next goal In build thr lead to a cnmlortalilr 4-0 with 12 .13 to play In the n|ienlng hall Kelleher Oirn tipped in a shut w llh h 49 to plav In Hu hall on a high arching shot that Ixium rd us wav into Hie net The Lady Lions then sensed tlu-v could do as they please anti were never challenged Irom then on .Jenny Wist- added a goal wilh I 5li to plav ill 111< open in g 40 IlllllUtes to give Oviedo a lopsided 6 0 It-.ul at the Intel m ission. Jenny Wise anti Jenny Lamlxiusis picked tip the See B llta . Page 3B S h o rt-h an d e d Ram s tie Lym an 2-2 Thursday at home against Seminole It was ihi- usual tough match that we always have against Lake Mary hut they didn't have their studs play lug l.vman 1 oat h Kay Satitlltlgr suid T know us a lie hui you could say they won Ttiev playrrt wiihnui John Mora. Jon Hrrxik* Hrn Kavndal mil Manny Kotdan and still lied us ' Darren Forde o|x-ned the games scoring with the only goal in Ihr llrsl hall Mike Kodak made a F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts LONGW(X)I) — Lake Mary captured Its llrsl ever Seminole Athletic Conference soccer title as It tied Lyman 2-2 Tuesday night In boy* action al Lyman High School Tin Kams 117-2-31 are currently ranked second In class 4A anti will return to union at home Thursday against always tough Oviedo Thr Greyhounds 110-4-7) will return in action cross Held run. carrying the hall into tin Ixiv and lorclng Lyman goalie Kelly Walden to <ammm Kodak then flicked a pass lo Forde who kiux knl the tiall Into thr net lo give tile Mains a I O leait with 6 12 to play The two teams hauled m the s< <ond hall hui could not Itr.d tin- net until the Dual eight minutes when three goals were *»* orrd Tin Greyhounds managed to gn ihc Ix-tter ol 1 I11 Sec Tie. Page 3B Brantley rolls over H ow ell Seminole romps as Oviedo falls by UHUX.K UUHQ ESS Herald correspondent F ro m S ta ff R a p o rts ______ DELANO - With Adrian Hlllsin.in coming |usi iwo retxiunils short ol notching the very rare qtiadruplt dtiuhle. the ScmilliJ* High St hool girls haskcthall learn math short work til the Del.antl Lath Bulldogs winning h o ih Hillsm.m (ilavuig s|i.iiinglv in lie stt ond hall tllilsheil lh< Might wilh Hi (■Hills 10 assists Hi steals and right telxiunds Shell Medtlli ks wiio |iullcil down Hi ii I huiimIs was the gam es lilgli st tiler wilh 2 0 (xiiiiis Met lirllc I •min■tas added lo ixiints lor s* 11111 ■•!« C A S S E L B E K K Y — Tra c y Brandenburg |Miurrd in a game high 24 p oint* and teammate G re trh rn M ull added 19 (x iln t* and 17 irbtiund.s to p a rr t h r La th Patriots of Lake Brantley to a 68-52 victory over the I.atly S liv e r Haw ks trf Lake Howell In g irls prep basketball a rt Ion al l„ tk r H o w rll H igh in tro n i ol 2<»l fans The w in im p rovrd t li r Lady P a trio ts to 12-7 on t l i r season w ln lr ih r Lady S ilv e r H aw ks dmpped in L I I I Hath teams resume action th is T h u rs t L iv as i h r U id v Pats host the Lady BulUlogs ol Del.and w hile ih r Uid v Silve r Haw ks hope lo rebound nil ttie road as they take on t lir U id y Bucvancersof M a ln lin d Itr.mdentiurg went all out III Ihr second trail storing 15 (Milnls in die process On the night the Lake i Irani ley senior (xilnt guard dished out nine assists took away live steals, and added three rebounds K r n r r Itellam v was llit lo p (xillll getter loi lx Land st tiling I I while trainm an M.irlatida Y .11 riiignui h.nl 10 lilt girls pl.iveil • x llt n ie lv w ill all ol l he girls said N« nilltnh t txn h John M< N.i i i i .i i .i A drian or* d all l ’ra ry ra m r out a l l l t l r cokl early, but reallv got going in Hie second h a lf." Lady Pat tie.nl coach t indv Frank G re tc h rn had the liesi aggressive game I v r seen Irom her t ills year I ju st w ish we could have worked th r tiall in Ihr inside a little more ■Tie game was close (or much ol the llrsl hall wilh I In scoring of Lake Howell s Jennifer Brown who had 19 |Miinls and shooting guard Tanya Lewis, who added l<> Thr defensive play of senior |Miint gtianl Brooke Burns look Brandenburg out of hrr rhythm .itid stop(ied In i from healing up in the llrsl hall Even though the Lady Stiver Hawks kept thr game close at ihr li.it! 33 26 in Brantley s lavot Kiev wrtt outscurrd 19 13 hi tlir third |rrt<Ml and 17 12 in iIn fourth lor I hr 16 (xilru margin ol v n lorv Thr play ol dir Lady Painoi tirnrli eliirllv that "t Slirllrv Sturdivant tirlped krrp tlir game under i ontrol lor l-ikr Hr.miles arid rnablrd Brandenburg to resi itist enough to tie rlfectlVr ( fie rllllrr night LAR( B R A N T lI Y itfi I M m" *1 (> bUK 1 I A K | HO Af I L L h ' S N V e t - v ' g 24 H i m f f t * T J'oecJ » E#ttv 4 To*B<t I 112) 19 i B Ift H i s M , • i | A ) ( * " t’on J To««i« XI lam ho^ h 24 fo v M Owl Iratftl!) 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"T h e rolllolon couroe had lo he drvtaletl from Bui now we re here anil I'm excited." Ilramn. In a black doublehrraHtcd null and hi* scowl tn light form. Mood at the opposite end o f the stage "I'm determined more than ever before." he said. "Thai fight 1* something that always linger* on my mind. Now it's time lor me to get the fight ofTms mind." A|tarl front (hr hrlty fiayday ahead thcoc are not the be«t of ilines for the two aging fighter*. Leonard. :12. laM fought In November, coining out of re­ tirement a ihtrd time, only lo be knocked down 111 the fourth round before Knocking oul Donny Lalondr. Hearn*. 30. Aurvlvcd a knockdown before outpointing James Klnchcn In Novernkjer. In hi* prevlou* light. Hearns was knocked out In the third round by Iran Barkley. "I think he's totally shot.” Leonard said of Hearns. "It could be a mental thing lie's always had distractions — m e." Said Hearns: "I think Ray Is just as shot as 1 am. Judging by his last fight, maybe more. 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LA , 10 M i M cCrlmm on. Col. M X Shot* on gool—Calgary u t l I7 - - U L e t A ngak* 1# I t 4 - I t P ower play canw r *1en*—Cel ger y to } L o t A n g tk t 11 4 G o *it*n d *r* Calgary, Vernon Lo * An gak*. F H rp a tiiik A -IV00S. Rafareo—Don K o Tu rtk l By Dayton S p e c ia l In itia tio n R a d d lc k . Barthleum a St. Lo u U . Ml Han A —11.414 Ralarea— D tn n l* M * r* l ROAD KING Radial three losses In his 46-3 record — to Leonard. Marvin Hagler und Barkley. Leonard. 35-1. suffered hi* only loss to Roberto Duran In 1980. His reluctance to give rematches rankles Hearns "R ay Is less than n weasel." Hearns said. "That's putting It nicely." Leonard, who ctuims Hearns wttl be sharper than o f late, was installed the 4-1 favorite on the curly Las Vcgaa line. Leonard insists he Is fighting for more than money or fame. "1 just enjoy doing II. he said "It's my life. Certain things are predestined. I'm a boxer, a fighter, a performer." The Rght will be shown on closed circuit and pay-per vlew. Tickets at Caesars Palace will range from $ 100 to 9800. M e m b e rs h ip SI. 10 175/ 80R-13 18S/80R-13 1B5F75R-14 195F75R-14 205/ 75R-14 205/ 75R-15 21S/75R-15 225/ 7SR-15 23S/75R-15 ( 56.45 $59.10 ( 63.95 $66.90 $71.10 ( 72.60 ( 75.40 $ 77.80 ( 81.70 BRAKE JOB Fro n t or R « « r D isc o r D ra m 0 3 4 9 s TUNE UPS 4 c,t * 2 8 .9 5 * t)L * 3 0 . 9 5 . cjri. * 3 2 .9 5 OIL CHANGE Lube, Filter $ * « 0 9 5 5 Qtt. Oil X jC �Sanlord Haisld, Sanford. Florida — Wsdnesdsy Fobiusiy 1, 1909— » Tie C ootinued from IB action in the late going and tic the game up. { Lyman evened the score nt 1*1 when Bernard {Harden made a strong run to the center o f the {field and Lake Mary keeper S tew Sharp cam e out mu him. Harden then lipped a jims to J oJ j House •who sent the hall Into the net and lied things up {with 8: I I to play. { Lake Mary came right back and worked the ball •deep Into Greyhound territory. The R am s {managed a free kirk and Forde drilled a shot on •goal. Jeff Onderko headed the bull out but the ball jwrnt straight to Lake Mary's Chris Doran. Doran ; promptly sent the ball back at the net and it •bounced off a Lyman defender and Into the goal. • Lyman managed to even the score once again •with House again getting the goal off a double ; assist from Jerod Knott and Onderko. Onderko ; made a short run and passed the ball ofT to Knott ; who touched the ball over to House who finished ; the score off by Masting a shot Into the net. La ke H o w e ll 2 La k e B r a n tle y 1 ALTAM O N TE St’ HINGS U s e Mnimley's boys soccer team, perhaps one of the unluckiest squads In recent m em ory, suffered another heart-breaking setback on Tuesday night. This tim e. It was the Silver Hawks of Luke Howell that did the damage, scoring the winning goal with seven seconds remaining in the gome to beat the host Patriots 2-1. "W e missed chances and they missed chances in the first half." said Lake Urantley conch Jim lJrody. " W e had trouble getting shots off. We were creating chances but we weren't getting shots. The S ilver Hawks scored first when Chris Taylor look advantage of a failed clearing attempt by the Lake Brantley defense and beat Patriot goalie Kirk Klafteral the 29-minute mark. Lake Brantley kept com ing and. in the 6Hth minute, Julian Harlan tied the score on a Patriot free kick that was dropped by Steve Munncll. the Lake Howell 'keeper, and bounced o(T another player before reaching Harlan. Lake Haucli'a winning goal came on a scramble following u corner kick. With lime running out. the hall came in to Klaftrr. who was hit and lost the ball. Taylor cam e up with II and knocked In the game-winner. DeLand 3 Seminole 1 Despite holding the statistical advantage. Seminole's boys soccer team saw Its three-game i ’Schlitz B eer Girls Continued from IB a 0:30 p m. igomc that Is part of a boys/girls Idoublcheadcr. SEMINOLE (M il Bakar 1. Rlgglnt ». Mlllvnaa M. Ktnnen I Toomto 10. Aad*r*an I, Lang 4. Rrddtckt 10 Gltctwlit f Total* U i an DELANO IMIi BalUmr 14. Willl*m*on «. Vorrlnglon 10. Jankim L W*U> 1 Total*: II 4 IIM Halltlmo—Samlnola 41, OaLant) 10 Thrta point goal*- Samlnola I (RlgglntJ Foultd out —Varringlon Total loul»— Samlnola IS. Daland If Tachnlcal*— ... Trlpla doubles ' reaching double figures In three categories, are unusual, but on Tuosday night, Adrian Hlltsman was just two rebounds short of a quadruple double In Seminole's 60-38 win over Deland She scored 16 points, had 10 assists, 10 steals and eight rebounds. the half, she was victimized by Sundvull ns she knocked in the rebound a I a tree k ick b y Heather Brown. In (tic second half. R en o moved Sundvull to the back line and had her tram work on passing the hull more crisply. The Tribe didn't score any more goals, but Reno hopes that the exercise w ill pay off on Thursday and, she hopes, in Ihe finals on Friday. "W e were a iBllc too hunched up In the first lialf," Mid Reno. "In the second half. we settled down and started passing the ball better. 1Just hope we ran do II on Thursday "In the second half. I Just wanted to keep Ihe ball away from our ’ keeper as much as possible." T h a t’ s S em in ole's b ig g e s t problem. A m ong the injuries the Noles have suffered, the most crucial was to starting 'keeper Bobblr Osborne Iasi week fn her Continued from ID tHorlng in the second half • » each netted a pair of goals wnh Susie Ezell. Stacy G ra w i and Kelly Griffin all contributing a goal rarh The Lady Lion* were an In control they nunagrd to out tdioot the Lady Bulldog* 44-1 Oviedo rJtM> came up wilh an Incredible 12 turner kirkt* and converted three of them for goals. St. Cloud managed a corner kick but could not gel off a shot. T h e L a d y B u lld o g s onl> chance to score came with 15 minutes to play when Jennifer Davidson made a long run down the right side awl sent a s h o t on yarn WE BEAT ALL LOCAL ADVERTISED K Orlando Jones 64 Oviedo 61 Dorthru Whittaker scored 21 points with Necole Franklin ad­ ding 17 to pace Jones to a narrow 64-61 vic to ry o v e r Oviedo Tuesday night al Oviedo High School. The win ups the Lady Tigers, ranked sixth in dass 3A. to 20-2 for the season. The Lady Lions fell to 11-9 on the year. "This was a moral booster for us.” Oviedo coach John Thomas said. “ W e had our chances to win hut didn't capitalize late In the gam e." Oviedo had a cnnnre to cut the lead to one but missed convert­ ing and hud three chances In the filial 18 seconds to pul up a three point flekl goal, getting Just one shot off and that being long. The L a d y Lions, though, managed to work themselves back from a 12 (mint halftime deficit. Bridget Jcnncrcltc led Oviedo with a game-high 22 (mints w ith Suzanne Hughes netting 21 markers. The Lady Tigers held a 38-26 halftime bulge with Franklin scoring 17 first half (mints while Whittaker added 11. nine in the second quarter. Franklin then did not play In the second half and Oviedo surmounted a com ­ eback. Th e L a d y L ion s, p la y in g without starting (mint guard Betsy Hughes, were hampered by the ./ones press and had trouble with their hall handling all game. "W e really missed Betsy on the press break." Thomas said. "W e wanted In dribble the ball through the press Instead o f making Ihe pames like we do In practice. I was pleased with our second half, though, we really pul Up u good effort I tiopc (Ills will help us build some con­ fidence for the stretch." JO N ES 1*41 1 M a io a il 1. W V tt»k »r I I . Fra n k lin tr. P a rk in * t l G llb trl 4. Burg*** 1, RoUnton 1. W illia m * 4 ,To ta l* I t 4 H u C V Il DO 141): H u g *** I t , J trv w rttla n , B tm ti 4. 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DaLandunavailable Sem inole Continued from IB Tuesday night. In one srintflnai on Thursday. The other matches top-seed Bishop Moore, which received a first round bye. against Leesburg (4-0 winners over Deltona on Tues­ day I. T h e L a d y "N o les o p e n e d q u ic k ly against E d gew u ter. scoring their first goal before the game was three minutes old Jennifer Llndamood played a lull from the left wing in front of the goal, where Suntlval! turned on It and nailed It Inside the right post nt 2-19 It took unother 19 minutes before the Tribe would score again. Al 21-28. Sundvull got in past the Edgrwulrr defense and once again beui lanly Eagle ‘keeper Michelle Dcamud to the right post. Al that point. Edgewuter coach Robert McLlntock lilted Dcamud In favor of Jennifer Clark Bui with under three minutes left in unbeaten streak end on Tuesday In a 3-1 loss to the DeLand Bulklogs. G o in g Into T u e s d a y n ig h t's gam e, the Seminole* w eir 1*0 Situ their lata three gJM f* DeLund scored a pair o f goats In the first half and one In the second for the winning margin. Seminole's only goal was sewed by Travis Groover on an a »is t from Jlmmt Reynolds In the 56th minute to cut the trad to 2-1. Except for the final score, the 'Noles had the better numbers In the end. outahoollng DeLand 14-7 and taking one corner kick to Delaind’s none. 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Slice, Diet Slice, or tutmftcw anbM it an Putr.i iw n T r i l l *d e lle c t ir e aI $099 43^ SANFO RD S em in o le Centre 3609 O rlando Ave. LONGW OOD Longw ood V illage Shopping C en ter 1801 SR 434 O V IE D O A lafaya Square 81 A lafaya W oods Blvd. w h e r e s h o p p i n g is a p l e a s u r e i »-$tou U I k m I h t i e lo c a tio n * o n ly LAKE M ARY Lake M ary V illage 651 W . Lake Mary Blvd. Pepsi 12-oz.cans each loaf IlM Ihe conyement Automatedtaller at FuMi. ti t �S«nlord Herald. Sanford, Florid* — Wednesday. February I. 196* 8U P e o p le F a m ily is re c ip e g o ld m in e Chili bake, auction set The "D oo Wah Dlddy" Chill Bakr and Auction, sponsored by the Italic! Guild o f Sanford Seminole, will take place Friday, Feb. 3. beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Tickets are 95 for adults and 93.50 for children. Proceeds for the event will go toward the Ballet Guild's production of "Doo Wah Diddy." to be held March 11-12 In the Lake Mary High Schol Auditorium. Menu for the chill bake consists of fresh fruit cup. salad, yeast rolls and chill. Auction will start at 8 p.m Fashion show tickets available V Tickets ure going fust but are still available for the Ebony Fashion Fair, set for F'cb. 3 at 8 p.m. at the Bob Carr Auditorium In Orlando. Sponsored by the Orlando Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., proceeds will go to scholarships and charities. Ta ordei tickets, coll Sylvia Stallworth ata 322 8574. Volunteerism seminar slated Marlene Wilson, national authority on volunteer manage­ ment. will give a one-dav seminar on Thursday. Feb. 2. from 9 a m. to 3:30 p.m. The seminar. "H ow to Thrive. Not Just Survive." will lie held at St. John Lutheran Church In Winter Park. Topics will Include delegating, coaching, creative problem solving and trends In volunteerism. Registration Is 930. Including lunch. Those Interested may call the Volunteer Center of Central Florida at 896-0945. AARP to give tax aid Free tax-aid sites will be sponsored by the American Association o f Retired Persons from Thursday. F'eb, 2. to April 14. Tax assistance will be given to taxpayers confused about filling out a tax return or cannot ufTord to pay for professional assistance. Taxpayers shanUl bring their tax packages. W-2 forms. Interest statements. Social Security or Railroad Retirement benefits, copies of last year's tax return and other pertinent tax documents to one of the following sites: —Chamber of Commerce. Sanford; Mondays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Fridays. 9 a.m. to l p.m. —Hacienda Village. Winter Springs; Mondays. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. —Longwood Executive Office, Longwood: Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. —Oviedo City Hall: Thursdays. 9a.m. to 1 p.m. —VFW Clubhouse. Winter Springs; Fridays. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call 323-6389. Cancer group to give support A cancer support group sponsored by the American Cancer Society meets the first Thursday of the month from 7-9 p.m. at the Sanford Landing Clubhouse, 1800 W. First St. The purpose of the group Is to provide emotional support for cancer (Kittcnls, their families and friends. By JANE HALE Herald correspondent SAN FO R D Most o f ihe recipes of our Cook of the Week have been handed down from generation to generation. "One such recipe Is over a hundred years old and every member of my husband's family and now mine has this recljre." Fonda Nobles of Sanford suld of a fruitcake recipe. The recipes that Nobles uses at her family dinners arc a combi­ nation of Yankee dishes from New England und Southern dishes from Florida. Nobles was born In Farm* Ington. Maine, hut her family moved to Florida when she was about a year old. After settling In Maitland, (he fam ily m oved again to Sanford while Nobles was a sophomore In high school. N o b le s' fa th er. Robert C. Fortier. Is a general contractor, and her mother Harriett Fortier, works us u market merchandiser at Walt Disney World. Nobles Is older than her three siblings. Brother Bruce Is a c o n tr a c to r lik e Ills fa th er. Another brother. Lee, lives In Maine and Is u master carpenter. Sister Lynn tivr<* in Duluth. ....... “ Wc were a very close family and continue lo be.” Nobles said. Unlike many good cooks, she didn't learn to cook at an early age. although her Gramma Ab­ ide did teach her a few culinary tricks. " I learned a lot after I was married." Nobles said. " I wish I could cook like Gramma Alible cooks. She is In her eighties and continues to cook for herself.” Several of Nobles' recipes have come from her Gramma Abblc. Including a recipe for com corn chowder from the Depression era. "Som e days during the De­ pression. ull some people had In their (uintry's were com and Nte §4d P tM i 1 7m Hate Lacy Nobles Is obviously proud of her mothor, Fonda, and her mother's Date Nut Bars potatoes. They mode up n dish called corn chowder and tills Is what they would cat,” Nobles necks a n d g iz z a r d * Inside "W hen It was done out some one started lo carve tin luikey, we found the bug Hie family never said anything and Ihcv .Hi­ ll, but they do rrmlnd me •.» it quite often." she laughed. I've stnee learned In clean out (he Inside of a turkrv and to pi n It in n brown paper ha t lore cooking " N o b le s g r a d u a l ' 1 I m m Seminole High School it....... tended North Florida Umlor said. "It really is good and Is very simple to make.” She also gives credit lo her ntolhcr-ln-law. Louise Nobles, for helping her learn to cook The first dish Nobles sold she remembers fixing was a turkey for Christmas dinner. "W hile trying to Impress my In-laws I decided I would fix the turkey," she said. " I had never fixed anything like that before and 1 didn't know you had to clean the Inside of the turkey out before cooking It. I left the bag o f I See Cook, Page6U Overeaters to weigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the cufeterftv at West Lake*"Hospital. Longwood. For more Information. call Chnrllc at 323-8070. Lake Mary Rotary to gather The Lake Mary Rotary Club meets Thursdays at 8 a.m. at the Community Improvement Association building on Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Breakfast Is served. For more Information, rail Brent Carll at 330-3343. Dixieland Cloggers to meet Dixieland Cloggers dogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p.m.. at the Lake Mary’ Fire Department at First Street and Wilbur Avenue, l-ake Mary. For more Information, call 321-5267. Paront support group to meet Families Together Parent Support Group meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m., 900 Fox Vnlley Drive. Sweetwaler Square. Suite 206. for open discussion. For more Informal Ion. call 774-3844. Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Thursday at 8 p.m. In the First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall, comer o f Fourth Street and Park Avenue, Sanford. AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcoholics Anonymous groups meeting Thursday include: C asselberry: • Acorn Group. 8 p.m. closed and open discussion. Rcbos Club, 130 Normandy. • Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholics only, non-smokers only. RrhosClub. 130 Normandy. • Good Morning Group. 10 a.m.. open discussion. Rcbos Club. 130 Normandy. • Happy Hour Group, 5:30 p.m.. open discussion Rcbos Club. 130 Normandy. • Rcbos Group. 6 30 a.m.. open discussion: noon, alcoholics only: Rcbos Club. 130 Normandy. • Scmlnoto Group. 8 p.m., open discussion: 8 p.m., third Thursday of month, open speaker meeting: St. Augustine Church. 375 Sunset Drive. Oviedo: • Oviedo Group, 8 p.m., open discussion, non-smokers only. First Methodist Church. King Street and 1-uke Jessup. Sanford: • Sanford Group, norm, 5.30 p.m.. open discussion: 8 p.m.. open speaker meeting: 1201 W. First St. • Sober Won Group, noon. 5:30 p.m.. 8 p.m.. open discussion: Sahara Club (old driver's license office). 2587 S. Sanford Ave. If you know of upcoming activities you'd like announred In the ficraJil's Calendar, send tire appropriate Information— event, time. dale, place, cost, contact (arson and phone number—to Calendar. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771or rail 322-2611. Wo are proud to announce that stylist MARIA RICCARO Is back. Call Today for her now schedule Just-A-Trim BsytMad Prolttiional Centra M2 Uks Mary Bird 3 2 1 .5 7s 8 Backyard citrus need not be w asted Florida citrus is at tts peak during the winter months. Many of us are fortunate to have citrus trees in our backyards that offer an abundance o f fruit, and we look for ways to use It. As a person who was raised with Ihe philosophy of "waste not. want not." I look for ways to use fruit after sharing with family and friends. Maybe some o f these recipes will Help you with your "bumper crop." Wc have oranges, gru|>cfrult nnd lemons, so tills recipe Is especially helpful Torus. THREE CITRUS MARMALADE Wash I orange. I Florida lemon and I grapefruit. Quarter, remove seeds and run through a food chopper or a food processor. Measure. Place In a large balterbowi or 4-quart microwave-safe casse­ role dish. Add three cups of wuter for each cup of pulp Microwave on 100 percent (lower for 10-12 minutes or until m ix­ ture comes to a boll. Allow to boll for 10-12 minutes. Let stand overnight. Stock Is now ready for making marmalade Measure out 3 cups of stock Into large (4 -quart) casserole dish. Add 3 cups of sugar. Stir to dissolve sugar. Microwave on 100 percent power until temper­ atu re rea ch e s 2 2 0 °F on a candy/Jelly thermometer. Re­ move from microwave oven. Let cool to 190°F nnd pour Into clear (sterile) Jar. Seal at once. If you intend to krep the marmalade for any length of lime nol refrigerated. II should be processed for 10 minutes In u hot water bath. Candled Citrus Peel has long been a favorite. Although It's not dlffirult to make, it does require some time. M IC R O W A V E MAOIC M ID G E MYCOFF CANDIED CITRUS PEEL 3 oranges or 2 grapefruit (naval orungrs work best) 1cup sugar tti cup water 2 tables|)oons light corn syrup Additional granulated sugar R em ove p e rl from thickskinned fruit In quarters Cover with water; microwave on lo o p e r c e n t p o w e r fo r 15-20 minutes. Drain; repeat process until lender Cut peel Into thin strips. Combine one cup sugar, water, and corn svrup In large flatter b o wl or c a s s e r o l e di sh. Microwave on 100 percent powrr until m lx lure comes lo a twill Add strips of perl, reduce (xrwer to 50 percent nnd microwave until perl Is clear. Let stand overnight. Reheat on 85 percent power and drai n R n 11 p e e l In grauulalrd sugar and storr In a tin or Jar with a tight cover The remaining syrup rail Ik* used for more peel or In other Items, such us cake icing. Herr Is an easy way lo dress up u small serving ol ham. Buy a large piece ol ham. slice oil enough for this recipe and use thc remainder in other recipes. 8 ounces slice o f rooked ham Combine all Ingredients except ham In I cup glass measure; mix well Microwave on 100 percent power l ',V2 minutes or until mixture bolls und thickens, stir­ ring once. Set aside. Arrange ham slice In a shallow baking dish. Cover with waxed paper. Microwave on IOO per­ cent power 2-2',* minutes or until Just about hot. S|x>on on enough sum r to glaze ham Cover. Microwave on 100 (rcrcent power 1-2 minutes or until healed through. Serve remain­ ing sauce with ham. Just ns ornngr Juice Is good anytime, so Is this recipe: ORANGECRUNCH COPFEE CAKE 1 cup sugar tk cup cooking oil 2 eggs I V i c u p s u n s lflc d 1 cup quick cooking rolled mils I 1.* teaspoon baking powder Mr teaspoon salt tY teaspoon cinnamon 1cup milk 2 tablespoons grated orange f*3Q L Ip O L l n EJ11 W k M ' i. If AM WITH ORANGE SAUCE Mi cup orange Juice I tablespoon brown sugar I tuhlrspoou raisins I teaspoon cornstarch Dash of ground clove Dash ol firv mustard - U "HAPPY 29th BIRTHDAY it LOIS & NOLA’ SAVE UP TO 20% » Need a Professional opinion about your child’s Reading or Spelling Difficulty? • • . d THURS., FRI., SAT FEB. 2, 3 & 4 Cam pbell Learning Center » a ll- p u r p o s e ft o u r jtecj For glaxe, com bine: cup butter or margarine Mi cup packed brown sugar 'll cup chopped lints, it <U n d 3 tuhirspouiiMH.ingi |uti < 2 tablespoonsitt.mg' -p <1 Cream together sugar anil oil In mixing bowl llrul Iri'-ggs one at a lime, until light nruJ cn amy Add Hour, oats baking powder, salt, cinnamon and milk, mix Just until smooth Stir in uinngc poel. Grease bottom only ol .in 8-lnch square glass luklng dish Pour In batter; spread evenly Microwave on 50 pen r-nt jmwer for IO minutes then mirrowavion l(X)% power 4 0 iiilmin-t or until no longerdoughy C om bin e In g te d lilr n l* tor gla ze in i Microwave on IOO pen >ol p- wrr for 3 '.*-4 m in u tes or until slightly thickened, stirring ow e. Spoon glaze over war nr cake (Midge Mycoll It a certified home economist and coordinator ol the Single Parent Displaced H o m e m a k e r s P r o g r a m at Seminole Communily College. Phone: 323 1450. exl. 360) • • CALL TODAY 3 2 3 -1 2 7 3 On All —- 2 ^ CASH • iffk A«EX • • • • SHO ES BO O TS BELTS A C C ESSO RIES "T h is Is O u r B ir t h d a y G if t T o Y o u l " $ 7L M l f»A t t ‘r MtlAL 3 2 3 -4 1 3 2 I 16 W F lu l St Historic D o w rilo v.ii S in ford �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, Fabruary 1, 1989 — T B a t — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. February 1. 1980 Cook--------C ontinued trom Page 6B College and Seminole Com m uni­ ty College. " I would like to gc back to school when I get my youngeet child In school," Noble* aald. N obles m et her hu sb an d. Randy, while they wen* tn high school, but they wre n e v e r formally introduced until they both were working at the W inn D ix ie o n F ir s t S t r e e t In downtown Sanford. Randy la a chiropractor w ho graduated from Palmer Chiro­ practor School In Iowa. He also la owner o ( Nobles Construction Company, On top of that, he pula In underground cable for a company called Telescrtpt out o f Leesburg and does work for S to rcr C a b le tn A lta m o n te Spnngs. T h e N o b le s h a v e t h r e e children. Natalie is 11 and a t­ tends Sanford Middle School. Knjoylnfl dancing. Natalie takes tap. ballet and jazz and belongs to the Ballet Oulld of SanfordSeminole. Son J .R . I ll, 8. g o e s to Hamilton Elementary School. He enjoys plnylng any type o f sport. "Ills baseball team came In first place this year In Por.y league baseball." Nobles said. Daughter Lacy, 3. goes to the First Presbyterian Church P re­ school. "She loo enjoys dancing and will be In the recital for the first time this year," Noblrs said. Nobles said her philosophy In life Is: "L iv e the day to the fullest, love every minute o f It and also know that your fam ily Is the most important thing In yo* ’•life." Slightly beat the eggs; add sugar, syrup, butter, vanilla, and blend well. Ct 'r in pezanz und pour Into p lr crust. Bake 325s F for I hour until knife comes out dry when ll Is stuck In the middle. 1 can of garden peas or kidney beans l teaspoon steak s a v e Dash of salt and pepper Dash of garlic powder 1 ran zucchini Brown hamburger with onion and green pepper. Add rest of ingredients und let the mixture simmer for about 30 to 45 m i n u t e s vl n * 11 It l a h o . throughout. * (Jan* Hale ol Sanlord It/uL correspondent who writes Ih4 weekly "C ook ol Ihe Week? leelure. Phone: 322-4738.) AUNT J E A N S HOBO S T E W 1 pound ham trirgcr I can tomatoes 1can (8 ounces) tomato sauce 1onion chopped 1green pepper chopped 1can (8 ounces) corn GREAT GRAMMA NOBLES’ JAPANESE FRUITCAKE 4 eggs I cup sweet milk 1cup butler 2 cups sugar 3 cups eelf-rtslng Hour 1 pound chopped line pecans 2 teaspoons all spice 1 pound sccdlcu raisins Cream butler and sugar: add eggs, one at a lime, beating well alter each addition. Add (lour and milk alternately, blending well. Divide bailer Into 2 equal parts. Add the chopped nuts to one part Add all spice and talslns lo the other part. Bake In 4-by-0-lnch layer pans for 25 to 30 minutes In a 350*F oven. TV WEEK EVERY FRIDAY IN THE Sanford Herald f.T T X T T T T T T X T T T f T T T T T T T T T T T T To receive home delivery call Circulation at 322-2611. P S Y C H IC F A IR Sponsored by Universa l Centre ol Cassadaga A U READERS ARE CfU TIFlID BY U.C.S.S. Sanford Herald PSYCHICS • TAROT • MEDIUMS • ASTROLOGERS Plus a Largo Display ot Now Ago Books, Tapos & Gilts. • Thgrs • Frt. • Sat. • Sun Open Dally 10-A p m (Frt. Till 8 p m.) February 2, 3, 4. 8 INFO: (904) 228 3100 1 GRADE 'A' FANa REGULAR o r U N S A LTE D Pink Grapefruit Juice Harvest Fare^ Golden Com £' 3 9 * Ralston Saltine Crackers I 5 9 * SEA MAID %- CHUNK LIGHT TUNA £ 6 1 * c GRAMMY AbBIE'B CORN CHOWDER TEABAGS 2 cups raw potatoes, diced 1onion chopped I ran evaporated milk I can cream-style com Dash o f celery seed of a small amount of fresh celery Dash salt and pepper Cook the potatoes and onions together In Jusl enough water lo rover them. Simmer down the water, then add milk. corn, celery, salt and pepper. Then warm to taste and serve with a salad ami crackers. 175 CT PKG ; DATE NUT BARS to cup melted butler 2rupssugur | 4 eggs wrll beaten ( 2 cups dales to teaspoon baking powder j I W cups Hour 2 cups pecans i , M ix a ll th e I n g r e d ie n t s ^ t o g e t h e r a n d p la c e In n l 0-by-13-by-2-Inch baking pan * that Is lined with waxed paper. {Bake for 15 to 20 minutes In a 1350* F oven. AUNT SUSIE’S ’ PECAN PIE - ALL VARIETIES H cup sugar I cup dark Karo syrup ’ 3«-Rg» > h cup m rllcd butter 1 lras(toon vanilla flavoring 2 cups pecans I pie crust PKG FACIAL TISSUES 994 TOASTER TARTS TARTAR SAUCE 7 9 ’ BROWNIE MIX CAKE MIX 8 5 ’ 7 9 ’ PECAN TWIRLS V 9 9 ’ 5 5 ’ CHERRY PIE 4 9 9 FILLING 2701 Orlando Drive 01 L*’. PIZZA MIX 89’ KURT7 32 02 AUNT f ANNIES - 8 Ct PKG m 39 6 9 ’ 6 9 ’ BROWN SUGAR GOLD LEAF ROU APPIAN WAY • 12 S 02 BOX C I M- 2 I B BAG GINGER EVANS * 16 02 1 -PLY PAPER TOWELS CHEESE £ 2 5 * GINGER EVANS • 18 5 02 BOX MORNING OfUGHT • II 02 BOX SUN BRIT! - ONI GALLON LIQUID BLEACH 2 7 ’ 5 3 ’ SPAGHETTI RINGS 4 9 ’ 6 9 ’ t^ MACARONI - HOHMAN - 8 02 JAR QUICK TIAAE - 10 02 CAN TOMATO SOUP 85’ SUNSHINE • 16 02 PKG S 1 79 HYDROX COOKIES 1 JINGLES • 13 02 BOX $]09 CUP CAKES FANCY CATSUP Creamed Shortening £ (Nr 4m*w* t* Swi*w**l • Food Stamps • Manufacturer Coupons want for Christmas next year: a bigger mailbox. Never have I received so many Ix-gglng letin>. 1 would also llhc to know If all these "causes" arc on the up nnd up. How’ docs one know? I am familiar with the usual ones for cancer, diabetes, kidney, heart and long, bul now we have so many new cause*—help the starving children In Asia und Africa, for lnstnn<x. There also are needy nuns, homeless people sleeping on our streets, and catastrophes In other parts of the world, such as earthquake In Armenia. I know the nerd Is legitimate, bul how much of my dollar will actually go to help the victims? And how much will be spent on office expenses and advertising lo raise money? BLITZED IN BOSTON From right aro Ray. Cathy, Nicole and Lou Sommarlano. and "Barnoy." Chain food stores changing Supermarkets have always re­ flected their times. The 1930s Am erica's food Industry has had ihe "price'-wrecklng" King grown Into a huge marketing Kullcns. The inflation-plagued m a c h in e . By t u r n in g t L c 1970s saw Ihe rise of generics su p e rm a rk e t Into n s e llin g and warehouse stores. When m achine, manufacturers and lim es are good, com petition supermarket owners are hoping shifts lo things other than price. lo Influence the two-thirds o f all T ra d in g stam ps and gurnes A ddin g the en zym e w on't buying decisions that aren't em erged In a previous pro­ change Inc food's taste, since mnde until the shopper Is actual­ sperous era. the 19r»0s and early both cholesterol and coprostanol 1960s. ly In Ihe store. arc flavorless and odorless. In the 1980s. service seems to be what some people are willing to pay for. About 10 years ago. a handful o f su p erm a rk et In n o v a to rs wondered what would happen If Ihe supermarket were made more like European markets, with lots of little shops, fresh (tsh on Ice and displays o f fresh flowers and produce. " I f you use the market as a place to keep people entertained and Informed, they'll be less bored and Indifferent and you'll have more custom ers." says Milton Glaser, a graphic designer who has been irdeslgnlng one supermarket chain over the past decade. C hains now offer variou s "brands" of supermarket, much as Procter fli Gumblc offers various brands of detergent. A A P . for Instance, operates Sav-a-Centers and Fulureslorcs us well os A& Ps The stores look markedly different, especially the Fulureslorcs. with their sleek black-and-white Interiors. But you can buy many of the same products for the same price In all three stores. Another way to sell Is to make Ihe store bigger. Ihe better lo provide one-slop shopping. A conventional storr now covers a b ou t 2 2 ,5 0 0 sq u a re fe e l. 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CIS, Tun j«»n Pa .h I Ejrtil Tn* iUiVk Lnrg lUt-V* fwrt Mown oirSte* TM M U *tM* lip .fr .vt (KX * ) . . Mciu*f Pa t Nrc, Man| Th* Goo* l i t |Frt*wck K. Pnc* W.MSE^ Nm M'A'S'H N*irt l-v s. (*tan Punt lov'd JSi i* t * Word S I*** c4 &tn 'ii'. VrancM KE311:30 jsr N*w» Atar. m e** :Pttpwn$ t.f PrmU -jn t*i« k.t USA~ ] *k rTtn^K ^»**Af ins c u a**-ci t [tin Coirr*nfff*na ■Pi*** u• Lw* A iW * Hit oi .NWF Wrntirg p**SifM .. <V-, .S ’em * lA-f Ptw*i V**.n*«» W»f \r 0-d CNr:*90 f » ••• 'Trent U m Real* r«0| (tram N * l rtl cmrt. oj y d * * *> — ‘Soil No»»« •*«r».a w i i-.nMv.-v. . * MTV. __.iOvf Mow** Kina :| f H Noeo _ Wo**}*-*** ».*♦ ‘ N»w*« c* C-vM e.«r. A r.na Xo- r t i lets*. — Af>*e|| on A» |x * I - .*tf| a Cbma* HoIloo ei ppcoltU l i i * w i > ia t m . . . 'U ll Oil* ,C»nj»' u >«■ , l)K f E ***s hii-d -* Ml? I fmr — liiM b* s *rpw^Sir*CkrtO _J i i i n r in i 'L *m etC.*r.f•t Sj5 r r cy1 3<«*o«u AMl Go«< Nrjni An* Oud * * McC r _______ Jisfy-j l/. . r . mn*tiwi L'u a V J -Sfl , Lt Enhn' lOtr* N mk *unufp*4 «i«*'» M w w ■ T>* (« • Sjmio" (19tfl Iff 'tit iCin t »uvoo i.w Ni a C ic*w«nw«. IT** Or» Pw»w«f* |t« iCiiiK bt>i«wi x»»5 'lA-*.-, j»TW.T* STORE HOURS: Monday-Saturday 9 c m - 7 pm Sunday 11 a m -4 pm to 220.000 square feel 11hat's four football Acids). Chains use whichever formal suits the community best. Or they might co..»L.fR a little o f everything In one store, to appcul lo Ihe broadest clientele— such as u supercomblnatton store, with a w archousellke case goods section surrounded by sections with produce, fish, meal and prepared foods, as well as a dell department, a pharmacy nnd n vldeo-renUtl facility. Part o f the power of all those selling techniques derives from their utter fam iliarity—every lim e you shop you walk by all the rn d -n lsle d is p la y s and shelf-talkers. Hose little signs that point out products on a shelf. Yet knowledge of how pitches arc made can help give you the will lo resist. Supermarkets, however, are about to Increase their knowl­ edge o f Ihe shopper consid­ erably. through electronic price scanners. They may end up depriving you of one o f your strongest weapons against sell­ ing—me ability lo walk away. Su perm arkets sw itched lo scanners to save on labor. Ihe greatest expense In running u store. Consumer activists wor­ ried that stores would no longer mark Ihe price on Individual Items. Ilul If enough customers com plain about the luck of Item-pricing, the store Jusl might respond. When Supermarkets General Installed price scanners In lls New Jersey Path mark stores. II stopped marking the price on each package. (New Jersey, un­ like some ntatra. hns no law m andating Item -pricing.) ’ ’ In som e stores, th ere was no comment al «IL " aald Robert W undcrle. vice president o f public nffulrs hr Supermarkets General. "In others, there'd be cards, letters anil calls." As u result, prices went back on products In Hie stores In the northern part of Ihe slate. Chains nrc Jusl beginning lo reap scanners' Inform ational b e n e fit s . No lo n g e r w ill supermarket managers have lo rsltmate what arils best In their store. They'll know—and they'll know fast. The computer running Ihe rash register will also know what you bought—knowledge that could allow supermarkets lo target you. (tersunully. with the kind of pilches you 've been known lo rrspistd lo. Scanners ullow. for Instance, coupons lo be printed on the bark of your receipt that vary according to what you buy. II Information on what you buy should be linked up with your name and address—such as through Ihe debit rard for Ihe electronically approved check­ cashing rard with which you pay for the groceries—marketers will hr able lo follow you home by mailing you custixnlzrd pitches. Surh selling, while more Insid­ ious than what presently orcurs. dem ands the name defense: Keep your eyes open. Know whal s going on. Shop smart. (C II9 H 9 N EW SPAPE R EN ­ TERPRISE ASSN 11 1 0 1 4 1 1 0 40 4 8 4 4 1 1 3| *4 4 1 4 1 5 00 # 1 8-3 1 0 4 4 4 WEDNESDAY’S PRIME TIME itr~ i] C 8 k ~ \ rvi' re tc&d' fViRYDAY 10W PRICE XYirora WE WELCOME • Personal Checks LAKE MARY — New residents In L a k e Mary In c lu d e Ihe S o m n t a r la n o f a m ily — L o u . C a th y and liic lr d a u g h te r, Nicole—who moved here from Akron. Ohio Cathy recalls that when they first m oved to Ohio, their first 60 days had no sun. So Ihe faintly cun't help but enjoy the weather at this lime of yrar "Basically, my husband loves II here." Cathy said. "H e loves Ihe weather und believes the sun helps one's disposition." Cathy herself Is beginning to like It here, as Is Nicole, who's a Junior at Lake Mary High School. The Sommartanos choac Lake Mary because of the reputation o f Sem inole County schools. They also heard nbout Lake Mary from other employees at the Scaly Mattress Manufactur­ ing plant, where Lou Is manager. ll was hard for the Som ­ m a r t a n o s to g e t In to Ih e C h r is tm a s s p irit w ith the weather so warm, even with their son. Ray. home from col­ lege for the holidays. )! ------_____ BUTONI - 15 02 CAN PAY DAY * 64 02 AMMONIA GOLDEN WHEAT J . HIGGS % POTATO 7 9 * CHIPS ^ FIRESIDE DEAR ABBY: I know whut I Cholesterol reductase could then be added to foods by cither Ihe processor or Ihe consumer. D a irie s co u ld m ix II w ith homogenized milk or with cream fo r m a k in g b u t l e r . M e a t packagers could add It to ground meals during processing. FR U IT VALLEY PARK TAGUSS • 100 CT. I< H 5 3 3 3 2 Researchers have discovered that the leaves o f cucumbers. » com. soybeans and peas also contain cholesterol reductase. They are working to extract It from the leaves, purify It. and then lest Its ability to inactivate cholesterol In meat and dairy products. FOOD STORES BARS ; How would you like to be able to eat eggs and butler without w orryin g about ch olesterol? Some cholesterol In the body Is n ecessary fo r life , but a b ­ normally high amounts In the b lo o d a r c l i n k e d w it h cardiovascular disease. Dr. Donald C. Bellz. n nutri­ tional biochemist at Iowa Slate U niversity's Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station, is working with other scientists to develop a way to tnartlvlntr cholesterol In animal products. They arc trying to Isolate an enzyme that converts cholesterol Into coprostanol n closely re­ lated compound that the human digestive syrtim cannot absorb. The enzym e, cholesterol re­ ductase. occurs naturally In (he human digestive system where It converts some of the cholesterol consum ed Into coprostanol. About half o f the remaining cholesterol Is absorbed by Ihe blood and Ihe rest Is excreted. |» FILLING FOR FRUIT CAKE 2 grated lemons and their Juice I fresh coconut grated 1cup hot water 2 cups sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch Place all Ingrrdlcnls In sauce­ pan except cornstarch. When mixture begins (o boll, add cornslatch and cook, stirring unlll II begins lo thicken. W hen : cool, spread between layers. Cover entire cake with your favorite confectioner's sugar Ic­ ing loseal. j “Serving Seminole in d Southwest Volusia C ounties” U N IV ER S AL CENTRE 460 C ASSAD AG A R D ., C ASSAD AG A, F L NEW NEIGHBORS ! c h o le ste ro l 3 R EA D IN G S A V A ILA B LE Listed below are some o f the recipes that have been passed (rom generation to generation. Including the hundred year-old recipe for fruitcake and Fonda's Chill: FONDA’S C H ILI 5 pounds ground chuck 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper t I large onion chopped 2 large cans tomato sauce 2 envelopes Big Tex mix Brown ground chuck and o n ­ ions together, then add the rest of the Ingredients. Simmer for 1 hour. Add 2 tablespoons o f fine ground com meal. Mix Ihe corn meal In with V* cup warm water. Stir this mixture In Ihe chill. Garnish with sharp chcddar cheese and onions. Add hoi sauce In taste. Serve w ith crackers. Makes 2 gallons. COMPLETE TV LISTINGS Give carefully to Som m artanos loving the warmth avoid being taken Enzyme would ; reduce food’s y v t fii »tr isen ma i In. K»»M )«t< "•>' DIRTY RO n EN ’ >,l T ■ UCYKtAXD G l m u tt Pi*.** iP For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Jan. 27. JZ. FUNNY FARM York. N.Y. 10003-3395. This Is a n on -p rofit o rg a n iz a tio n , so please enclose a long (businesssize). self-uddressed stamped envelope. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I went out lo eat breakfast at n nice cafe the other morning On the plate was an orange slice for garnish. After finishing my meal. I ale Ihe orange slice. My husband said, "You aren't sup­ p o s e d l o e a t th e o r a n g e slice—It's for decorating, not for eating.” I said, "Oh. bull!" Then I picked the orange slice off his plate nnd ale II. He gave me a rather disgusted look. I notice a well-dressed man scaled near us eating his orange slice, so I pointed II out lo my husband. He said. "W ell, that man apparently doesn't knowbetter either." When wr got outside. I told my husband that I was going lo write lo Dear Abby and gel the facts He said. “ Go ahead." So l:rre I am Wtml arc Ihe farts. Abby? PHOENIX ORANQELOVER DEAR ORANGE LOVER: The orange slice was placed on Ihe plate for garnish—or "decorat­ ing." as your husband pul II. However, when Ihe decoration Is rdthlc. ft’s proper to rat II. (Problem*? W rite to Deer Abb,. F o r e p e rso na l, unp ub lishe d reply, te n d * eelf-eddreesed. ■tamped envelope lo Deer Abby. P .0 . Box 69440, L o t Angelee, Cell!. 90089. All correspondence le confidential.) 2507 ENTERPRISE RD. (Acre** fiom Tout Town** ShoppIngCwaw) ORANOE CITY>rr»44M ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT DINNER SPECIALS SUN DAY TH R O U G H THURSDAY Spaghetti Dinner P e rl A nd Eat Rock S h rim p or Duffalo Wings Vlng W ith Out Soup Ai fe !WUUda Bar On., linked or Fried With Our Soup And Salad liar Flounder Soup A Salad Bar. Spaghetti Or Potato om, *4.95 £ Surry V< *7.95 *5.95 |Wf»M WNh Any All UCM f al tyr* uh O PEN FO R LU N C H A T 11 A M . O n ly $ 3.99 Famous 3 P ie c e Dinner! * 2 .8 9 SANFORD %amousRecipe 1905 1PINCH AVI CASSilBIRRY 4099 5 HWY 17-92 You M a k e Us Fam ous! m S2.50 OFF FIFTEEN FI PIECE FAMILY BUCKET Reg. P ric e S1 6.4 9 DI 15 p.oces ol golden brown chicken, mned your choice ol 3 pints ol our delicous country vegetables or salads, and b-scuds Oiler *ip*r*s 3 2889 Not valid with any other oiler or discount ll I fi/ruiuj (OVMTSY (NIOttN ~ ADVICE M A N O ’S IT A L IA N R E S T A U R A N T ■ C*»»4i ', >•lei • t » w y :"_ I 0*n*f |KV • [SfV 0*M) G Z7T,------- ill jfnrtl DEAR BLITZED: Before you send anv money anywhere. If your only contact with the chari­ ty has been through a telephone call, a sollellor on the street, or a radio or TV appeal, ask for Information In writing. Look for: A clear statement of Ihe organization's purpose, what It does and for whom: an audited ftnnnclal report that shows howmuch was spent on each of Ihe organization's main activities, plus managem ent and fund­ raising: a list of board members or trustees, preferably with some Identifying information abou* ea ch . (A ll th is in fo :m o tio n should be In Ihe organization's annual report.) When you give. If possible, make your glfl by cheek or money order. This will help both you and Ihe charity lo maintain an accurate record o f your glfl. Be sure to get a receipt for cash and do not give your credit card number to a solicitor whom you do not know. Up lo three reports on individ­ ual agencies are available free on request by writing to: National Charities Information Bureau. 19 Union Square West. New r------------------ 1 FEED 4 FOR $6.99 8 pieces of golden brown chicken, mired, 1 pint mesh­ ed potatoes, to pint gravy, and 4 homemade buttermilk biscuits. NO SUBSTITUTIONS PLEASEI cowner (m otin �Sanford Hftrald. Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday. Fabruary 1. 1969 - *B ■B _ Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday. Fabruary 1. 1BW by Chic Young D L O N D IE W H E ff S T E A K S rr e n ftO Q E P E R P O U flD TV 4AM ___ A __ , I AM 3HSSS ' V'.'ll- _ 04 MY GOOOnSSO J Ji= j 1©®% * v c'?M Vt i j £ ^ % k i£ i v * i u - & ’ ‘ * & • a by Mort Walker B E T T LE B A IL E Y M l55 9UXLEV, SlUCE I HIREP 1CHJ, EFFlCIEHCy AKOUrfP HERE HAG REALLV H j.'c T SUPPBP ^ * 0 ’. * ' . by Art Sansom TH E BORN LOSER Urinary incontinence not always age’s curse CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole D E A R R L a D E K : lo my knowledge, the cnlTelne you took should have no effect on the bahy. Alcohol and nicotine are far more damaging to a develop­ ing fetus. D EAR READER: Not neces­ However, caffeine Is a drug sarily. (C l 1989 N E W S P A P E R ENa n d you s h o u ld t e ll y o u r TE RI’KISF. ASSN. obstetrician you were using It. Urinary Incontinence, the In­ ability to control the act of emptying the bladder, has been Antwer to Prevtoui Punle Not tmooth ACROSS estimated to alTect between 5 Speciet groupt percent and 15 percent of the 1 Lump of gold Type ol fuel elderly, particularly women. The 7 Shad* of Language tuffit causes vary from poor muscular difference control and the effects o f multi­ Ameteutt ple pregnancies to hormone de­ 13 Not Srttert comlortsble ficiency and chmnlc Infection. A c t r e t t M erkel 14 Get od ol Because Incontinence Is cmH ig h In pilch 1 5 Th ic k e r barrusstng. few patients actually 10 Sound! 16 Indigenous complain of this symptom to 11 Prance 17 Comedienne their doctors, unless the physi­ Arden 12 Paredrtet cians question them In detail. Hence, experts have termed In­ 18 Military ichooi 19 Study lebbrl c o n tin e n c e a “ n e g l e c t e d " 22 Natrve of diagnosis. At a 1987 meeting of 20 Man child Brittany the American Urological Society, 21 Slav 24 Took advica Dr. Tamara Uavendam. a Los 23 Therefore 45 Two masted 36 At teduced 26 Deviate! Angeles urologist, presented a 24 Potiattive vessel puce |2 wdt I 28 That thing ! 47 Secondhand 37 650. Roman paper In which site showed that word 50 Cow s chewed 39 Drooping 29 Locomotive 70 percent o f elderly Incontinent 25 Not any food 40 Having tine women could Ik- cured. sound 27 Mott pleatart 51 Ap'KOt vtewi 31 Spawn 53 Noah's boat 41 Killed In some patients, surgery was 30 Play by___ 54 Fau grada 43 Song thrush 35 Lum p 32 Definite article successful: In the m ajority, to n t} ■ * 1 2 | 4 % non-surglral tlterapy — Includ­ 33 Duo in g m ed ica tio n , b e h a v io ra l 34 Wool washing 11 modification nnd electrical stim­ retidue ulation — resulted In complete 35 Lattoed ’ » continence or substantial Im­ 38 Clan te te Iy p r o v e m e n t . H a v e n d a m ' s 41 Fiber plant m essage was that com p lete 42 Cenlin.eter " 21 >1 )> urologlc evaluations should be tabbr) L performed on any Incontinent 31 >r ri 44 Barnyard bud w om an , reg a rd les s o f a g e , 46 Many or bcruusc many causes o f this distressing symptom could !>c 47 Gumt Identified and trented. Therefore, 48 Pipe fitting unit although Incontinence may ac­ 49 Calculation in­ )• strument company the aging process, this problem should not be dismissed 52 Empty as Inevitable. 55 Light up 56 Peaceful D EAR DR. G O TT: I'm five 57 Necettitated I Si SI SO SI weeks pregnunt. I've been taking 58 Make a picture 500 milligrams o f caffeine dally DOWN to boost my energy. As soon as I found out 1 was expecting. I stopped but am wondering If It 1 Unclothed (C|<***b, M A pertont will have any clfrrl on the baby. D E A M DM. C O T T i My mother's doctor dismisses her complaints o f urinary Incon­ tinence as an Inevitable part of the aging process. Is he correct? n r by T.K. Ryan OJMAT IS u.'R0m6 WITH THE -AVOvIsWORlPUIARI FlY iN6 a ; e : me WAS A VERY TAiSti- EXPRESSION... | IS WE WAVIN6 TROUBLE WITH |OUR FRENCHLAN6UA6E 7 IS WE HAVING P1FFICULTV WITH THE WIN AT BRIDGE his hnnd nnd a clu b from dummy. Meanwhile West hnd you take your tricks. Ik* suspi­ thrown a cluh and a heart. East cious. Aflcr today's simple auc­ then cashed his fifth dlumond. tion. West made the apparently safe lead of the d u b queen. South threw another spade nnd Declarer won the ace of clubs t h r e w a n o t h e r c lu b fro m nnd made the natural |>lay of a dummy. West let another heart spade. When West's king came go. East then played the heart up. declarer returned to bis hand Jack lo dum m y's king, and with the king of clubs. II East d ecla rer cashed the Q-.l of had u second club, declarer spades. West could discard the m ig h t e v e n t u a l l y s e t up clut) 10 on the spade queen hut d u m m y's Inst clu b fo r the hnd no play when the Jack of gumc-gulng trick. But East let a spades came next. If West threw low spade go. Declarer now the cluh Jack, dummy's cluh nine would Ik- a winner. And If exited with a low diamond. W e s t c a m e In w it h th e West shed another heart, de­ diamond Jack. Utt East overtook clarer would lakr the rest with with the queen nnd continued his A -9-8 of hearts. All this could with the king. Declarer took the have been avoided If East had a c c a n d p l a y e d a n o t h e r t>een wary o f tlrrlnrer's generosi­ diamond. East happily won the ty. If East d(K-s not cash hts fifth 10 und cashed the good nine as diamond. I he squeeze on West South discarded a spade from will not operate. By Jam es Jacoby rU M jj/ When d c c lin t generously li I Lzundr°m&t is TH5 TW I By B ernice Bede Osol YOUR U lk lM U A Y Febru ary 2. 1089 The year ahead may turn out to Ik- one of your most successful periods materially. Events could unfold In ways that will put you In the right pLirc at the right lime. papt H AT£ -M A T C H IN G TUB ?OCfcS\ \r*- by Bob Thavcs G A R F IE L D AQ UARIU S Uun. 20 Feb. 19) It s licst to keep your ambitious objectives to yrxirsclf Unlay In­ stead of discussing them with others. You'll Ik- much more effective If you tan use the elements of surprise at the rigid moment Trying lo patch up a broken romance? The AstroGraph Matchmaker can help you to understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mall *2 lo Matchmaker. I'.O Iki* 91128. Cleveland. OH 44IO I:t42H PISCES (Feh 20 March 20) Somrthlug may occur Unlay l li.it will kindle a future hope. How­ ever, you must Ik- sure to follow through tomorrow with (lie en­ thusiasm that fln-s you now. A R IE S (March 21 April I9| Som ething quite unexpected by Leonard Starr in a s k rot) P« trot tee.' •.-•"{ 5 0. is? SAM l A3f r — AY o u tt t/AY.f r ~ [...*vwv HOT t t u 06 * » * £ « n.a. . Vt6? *1 JJ6' r r A s f f TO G / v £ H l« S 0 *£ '» ■*<1VJ • g f - l t r So; rriTHOW tvts A*< *. h'SAT 5 a n Oo' n a a / a r r Hf ti er h£A uTh fa *rrr<C uT rr/ “T . C -v > ' A t r$*. ojinT l ...if it T TP t l rORRY.sG A90.-T I Ain T your 0MV nJ/lTfl. r~J M MAVY . . '» £ . ( ----------- \TOOLAre. \ _1m * FtRTrtAT.,, J|ll BLOOM COUNTY may occur today tliut will have the potential ol eiliier enhancing or diminishing your reputation. Fortunately, you'll handle It like a champion TA U R U S (A|irll 20 May 20| D e fe n d y o u r v ie w s to d a y , especially If they arc challenged by a (rerson whose misinforma­ tion could harm a friend who follows your adversary's advice. GEM INI (May 21-June 20| Hr ImiII i money-minded and prof­ it-conscious at this time, because there Is u |x>ssiblllty you can enter Into some type of ar­ rangement that could grnrrute funds for you through a new channel. CANCER (June 2 1Ju ly 221 Have an In-depth talk today with your matr regarding an Issue ihut has caused dissension lately. Much good can come from such a discussion. LEO (July 2-1 Aug 221 Ibis can Ik- a very productive day for you. provided you apply yourself properly. Use your hands, mind and time for constructive rndeavors. V IR G O (Aug 23-Scpi. 22) G(kxI things could happen for M O U TH • M M ♦ vg i * K 5 «n • 84] ♦ Vi S « 1 EAST ♦ 109 ft S « IF J 1 0 K y 10 0 7 W EST ♦ v ♦ ♦ K y to 7 < j Js y j to 7 1 ♦ ft SOI Til 4 17 12 v x •aft 0 4 42 ♦ 4 K Vulnerable Both Dealer South West N j c IK K a il 1‘ a tt P u l 3 NT I 'a u O p o n in g li-a tl 4 Sou Ik l NT I ’a tt Q you today through people you'll I k * involved wilh socially Don ! turn down any Invitation you get to participate In activities of this nature. LIB R A (Sept 23-Oct. 33) II you have a business connection you would like* In strengthen. Invite this perron lo your plage today Instead n( a commercial watering hole. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) Try not to lei otliers Involve you In situations that keep you tied down lo one placr too long. You need both m obility and Inde|>eiidrncr today l o I k - at your best. SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov 23-Dec. 2I| Lay your groundwork Unlay for what you I i o j k - to accomplish financially later In the week If you look ahead a hit now. It will enhance your chances for gains. C APR IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Try not to delegate Impor­ tant mailer* to others today even If you're a lilt cramped for lime. You are tire one who can get things done tx-tter than your surrogates 101989. N EW SPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. by B erke Breathed Orlando - W i n t e r Park 322*2611 531-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS * 0 0 A.N. • 0:00 P.M. MONDAY tknr FRIDAY SATURDAY I row 10 taaiecwtit# UatM .. 7 caateortlt* tiatet . . 1 (M u ntla that*.. 1 liras................ Iitn h i par Hi m . J l toe* N« Sic a I m I K l Km 7K t Baa 9SC a Baa AcartiRc S k m a U r t i d l M i « I I 00 ia U i Ih m " * " ' Stort youod tor 10 dey* or a I m w cott per dey ] Im* mmlrnuw, charge Cernel when row get fe tX t* f o r only lo* dor* row* od ru n t ol *«*• oo*«od U*o M dotaiHwn lo* #0X 0*1 ro*wS* Mp»r* *0 roll «So wd-oi# **o*f » S o " 0*1*0 lw-o* ( M l *o litilo m o** 04A 0UN U Noon TSo Oo* ( o lx o fuftl«o«kon NOTC1 Swndor - II AX kHwdor AAondoy -II X A M totw*dor *»onl ol rsa awftOtMna •* * * ro rl in od****l*om«"t». In l*o It>* ! « ( • * ) M«**ia IM II ovOHtn n o a w i i w w l . il*o * II So* Ko m carrot<*d X n* c«11* m* M m l i w r but *wXt Intortion* tso n nwmbo* no mo** m*n an* I I I Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U RT. E I G H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . 1 E M IN 0 L E C O U N TY . F L O R I D A C A 1 R N 0 . I M 4 ia CA-18-L IN R E i F O R F E I T U R E O F l» M 00 U N IT E D S T A T E S C URREN C Y SECOND N O T IC E O F F O R F E I T U R E P R O C E E D IN G ! TO ; Borfen Jo**ph W h lio . I l l KnoolM A rr n t* . Apr 101. O rlondo F L JJ7** ond oil o 'M - 1 *t<0 c laim on I n l x t i l In IS# foMooing propor'r *1 t i n 00 UnMod S lo t* * currency. oWcS wot to lle d on 0* ebowl ISO I l l s doy ol September. I t M e l or nee* Aperlmenl 111. BuMdlng 417. Sun L e t * Apertmenlt neer Lake AAery. Seminole County• Flo rid a, by end being held by Sem inole County She*lit * Deportm ent, wbo w ill eppe*' before me H O N O R A B L E K E N N E T H M L E F F L E R on J4th dey ol Mercs. I N I e l V: I f A M In room N 1 U to r e P ro T r le l to iSow ceute wSy the deter.bed property mould not be to* tel led tn the cte ol o r tele by the S s o rltf o l iemlnote County, upon producing due prool (Set me tome w e t uteo m Seminole Ceurtty. F lo rld e . In yieletion ol me lew* x ISe Stele o l Flo rld e dee ling wim coot rebend end other crlm lnel oltentet p u rtu o n l to Florlde S le tu ttt W2 FOI 704 A espy el me P e titio n to r Rule K SN w Ceute end tor Finer Ode* o l Forfeiture I t an fllo w im the C lx t ol the C irc u it Court. Seminole Court.r Florlde end I t evolltb ie lor d o m in a tio n during regular b u tln e t! hour* W h e re a t e prime facie m owing S e t been mode by me Petitioner met m ere i t probable ceute tor me ittuenco el • Rule to SSow Ceute. If I t thereto*# the order ol the C ourt (Set ell potentlel Retpendentt who cla im an Interett In the property, thell w ltsin twenty (Ml deyt Iron* t o r t k o but no later man tavon I I I day* be tore the date tel above, tho w ceute by tiling w im the Court, retpontive pleedingt et lo why the C ourt thouId not enter It* O rder lo r telling the property to me ute o f. a r tale by. the Sheri It of Seminole County YO U A R E F U R T H E R CO M M ANDEO TO servo a true and correct copy ol tucS pleadings w ithin u id lima period upon A N N E E R IC H A R D S R U T B E R C . A S S IS T A N T S T A T E A T T O R N E Y , at the addrett lilted below F a ilu re to file end terve tuch pleedingt wtlSIn to ld time p#f *od than r e tu lt In the entry of a D e fa ult ond Fina l Order of Forfeiture I H E R E B Y C E R T I F Y met tb it Notice end l i t accompanying pleading* ere being terved p u rtu o n l to Florlde Sta tute! T O 701 704. m it M m dey el Janueryr. I I P NORMAN R W O L F I N C E R . S T A T E A T T O R N E Y B Y A N N E E R IC H A R D S R U T B E R C . A S A . 100 E a tl F l r t l Street. Sa nford . Florida U77I P u b iltS Feb 1.8. IS . H . i*B» 0 C B 14 R E P O R T O F C O N DITIO N C O N SO LIDA TIN G D O M E S T IC AND F O R E IO N S U B S I D IA R IE S OF T H E F I R S T N A T IO N A L RA N K OF C E N T R A L F L O R I0 A OF LONGWOOD IN T H E S T A T E OF F L 0 R I 0 A . A T T H E C LO SE OF • U S IN E S S O N O E C C M B E R J I . I t t l P U B L I S H E D IN R E S P O N S E TO C A LLM A O I U Y C O M P TR O LLER O F T H E C U RREN C Y . U N D E R T I T L R I I . U N I T E D S T A T E S COOE f C C TIO N t i t . C H A R T E R N U M B E R IP4M . C O M P T R O L L E R O F T H E C U R R E N C Y S O U TH E A S TE R N 0 IS T R IC T Statement el Retour cat and Lle b llltle t A S S E TS Th e vte nd t el d oilen C ain end belencet due tro m depot 1tor y In tlltu tio n i N o ntnterttl bearing belencet end currency ond coin 7H Interett bearing be'ancet 7*' Sacurltiet » '« Federal tundt told 1 171 SocurlHot purcheted under agreement* to re te ll 0 Loan* end leate financing receivable* Lo dht end leatet. net ot unearned Income UOCft L E S S Allowance to r loan and leete lo tte t ** L t^ S t Allocatod Ira n tle r #1*4 1 eterve 0 Leant and leatet. net of unearned Income. I I »0f allowance, and ro to rv o .................................................. 0 A tte tt held In trading account! P re m lta t and ll*o d a tte tt ___)M (Including capitallyod leatet) 43 Other real e tte tt owned .............. Invotlm entt In uncantoUdeted tub*idler tel 0 and 41 toe 14ted compomet C ultom ert' liability to f h lt ban! on ___ 0 acceptancet outttandm g ... 0 Intang t 1* atte tt 4CT Other a tte tt .......................................................... 73 JOJ To ta l a tte tt ............................................................ N A L o tte t d tlx te d puctuant to I I U S C tl2 )l| l To ta l a tte tt and tot ta t deterred D »> p v r t u e n llo lJ U S C m )t| > L IA B IL IT IE S Depot; tt me. 30 073 In dometlic oHlcot Noninterett bearing J *“ Interett bearing '7.1)7 Feoerel tundt purcheted Socurltiet to»d under agree men'* to tcpurchete Demand notet ittuo d to me U S Treetury O h e * T w re trtd mono, Mortgage Indebted**#** and obligeliont under cepiteiited leatet Bank t liability on acceptance* oecutod 0 and outttmdmg 0 Note* and debenture* lubovdneled to depot it* U J Other llebllltlet M M l To ta l llebllltlet ................ ...... ................... ..... - ........... 0 Lim ite d Utt preferred ttock E Q U I T Y C A P ITA L 0 Pxp e tu e l p r flx r e d ttock 1MO Common ttock ............. .. ...... ....................... I.4M Su rp lu t ...................................... .. i»toi Undivided prom t end capital raterv~t )0to To ta l equity cepilel N ’A L o tte t deterred p u rtu o n l to 1) U S C 11)3(11 To ta l equity capital and lo tte t deterred purtuonl to 12 U S C 112)111 To ta l liabilltlei. lim ite d lit# preferred ttock. equity capital, end lo tte t DM) deterred purtuonl to t ) U S C l»))l| l I, Themet D B e rre ll, PreX denl ft Chief Executive Officer c< fne above named ban* do hareby declare met m it Rep ort ot Condition It true end correct to the b e tto t my knowledge end belief / !/ T h o m e tO Ber»#n January )1 I to t W# m# codertlgned a rector* attott to the corroctnett et Ih lt Xetement of re to urc e t end lleb llltlet W* d f.'a ro m el " he* been etemined by ut. end to me b etl of ou» knowledge end bel-el hat been prepared In conformance wim me In ttru c tio n t end I t true end correct i \i Jem ot W Hickman ! / Ed w a rd .' Klelmen /*- R u tte il L M .llt P u b llth February I. tto * 0EB) Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TIC E TO R U t L I C Notice I t hereby given m el e Public Hearing w ill be held by the Planning and Zoning Com m in io n In me City Cam m ittien C**omoef *. City H a i l iantard Florid a at 7 00 P M on Fob ru ary t t . 1to t. te contider the following change end emend ment to me Zoning Ordinance of me C ity ot Sanlord Seminole County. Flo rid a R e io n ln g fro m M R ) . M ultiple Fa m ily Retidential To that of RC I. Restricted Com mere lei le ge i Oetcr.ption South '* of Lo t 44 end ell of Lo t 41 M. end J). Frank L Woodruff* Sub division Being m ore generally de scribed et 2tee Sanlord Avenue The planned ute ot m it pro party i t commercial ute T h e P la n n in g ft Z o n in g Commission w ill tub m it a rec ommervUtion to the City Com mission In favor ol. or ogelntl. th e re q u e u e d c ha ng e or amendment Th e C ity Com m in io n w ill hold e P u b lic H ea ring In the C o m m lttle n Room In City H ell. Sanford. Florid a at 7 00 P M on AAarch t). 1to t to contider ic>d fecom mendetton Alt p o rtle t In Interett end c ltlte n t th e ll have an oppertunl ty to be heard et told hear ingt By order ol the Planning end Zoning C o m m luton ol me City ot Sanford. Flo rid a Ih lt January M. I to t Brent Corn. Chairman City of Sanlord Planning and Zoning C om m lttion A D V IC E TO T H E P U B L IC II a person decide* to appeal e decision made wim respect lo any matter considered at the above meetings or hearings, he may need e verbatim record of the proceedings including the tottlmony end evidence, which record I t nor provided by the City of Sanlord IF S M 4 0I0SI Pu b llth Feb I. 10. Ito t p i n ___________________________ N O TIC E TO P U B L IC Notice I t hereby given mat e Public Hearing w ill be held by •he Planning end Zoning Cam m utton in the C ity Commission O s # tru e r!. C ty I U K . Ja nto rft Florid a at 7 M P M an F tb ru ary U . I to*, to consider the following change and emend ment to me Zoning Ordmonce ol mo City et Sen lord. Seminoto County. Flo rld e R e io n ln g fro m AG, Agriculture To met ot S R 1 and M R I. Single Fa m ily Dw olling Reel d tn tle l end M u ltip le F a m ily Reiidentlal. Legal Detcnptton A ll lying within Sac U T W P 1*S. Rga M E . Seminoto County. Flo rid a S R I S 1 7 't CH ot E t t I IC H Ol NW U A N D A LSO N V. ol N E U ol SW to, A N D A LSO N t ol S E 'e ot N W to ol SW to M R I L o tt I* . 1). M through 44. 47. N <t of Lo t 4) ft N to of Lo t SI ( L E S S R d t) New Upteto. P B I. page 47. A N D A LSO N k. of SW to ot N E to ( L E S S N i n CH ft S 10 CH ol E IS C H I. A N 0 A LSO N <t ol SW to ol NW to ol S E to; A N 0 A LSO Bag U F N of S E cor of NW to ol S E to. Run W ted . S S44 44*. E Sad* N S44 4 ft to Beg Being more ge nerally de scribed e t N orm ot SR 4AA. West ol Uptala Road end Ea st of Oregon Avenue The planned ute ol m i* pro party I t tor residential develop moot T h e P la n n in g ft Z o n in g C om m lttion w ill subm it e roc ommendetien to mo City Cam mission in lever ot. or against, th e re q u e s te d c h a n g e o r amendment Th e C ity Com m u tto n w ill hold a P u b lic H ea ring In the C o m m lttio n Room In City Mall. Santord. Florid a at 7 M P M on F tb ru ary it. I ts * to contider said recommendation A ll part le t In In la re tt and c ltlte n t i/saii hero tn apportion ty to be heard at told hearings Bv order ot the Planning end Coning C om m itrlon ol the City et Sw fo rd . Flo rid a m i* January 17. I t t * O rtn t Car 11, Chairman City ol S v -'o r-P la n n in g and Zoning ComnutXan A D V IC E TO T H E P U B L IC II a person decide* to appeal a decision made wim respect to any matter considered at the above meetings o r hearing*, he may need e verbatim record ot the proceedings, including the testimony < *d evidence which record I t not provided by the City ot Santord IF S M 4 0IOS) Pu b llth Feb 1.10. I*** O EB t IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OT T H E E I G H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF F L O R ID A IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY G E N E R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N CASE NO M M 4 7 ) C A M P SHADO W LA W N SAVING S B A N K . S L A l/k 'a SHAOOW LA W N SA V IN G S A N D LOAN A SSO C IATIO N PI# In fill, vt RAI PH P A L B A N E S E .e tu i. el e l . Defendants N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO K E N N E T H G R IS W O L 0 . Ind end DONNA G R IS W O L D , usd .h itw ife )*» West Fie ld Street. »S W e ll Springfield. M a st OlOt* YO U A R E N O T I F I E 0 that on a c tio n l o r F o re c lo s u re o l Mortgage on the following de scribed property Lo t IS*. SAN S E B A S T IA N H E IG H T S U n it 1 according to the plat thereof e t recorded In Pie r Book I t . Page ) l. ol the Public Record* o l Seminole County. Flo rld e hat been Iliad egalntl you end you ere required to terve 1 copy ot your w ritten detente*. It any. lo It. on A llre d J T lr e lla . Attorney to r P la ln tllt. whose a d d re tt I t S u l l t I I I . 11)0 Madruga Averts*. Corel Get) 1*1 Florlde, 1)1*0 on or before Feb 10. tto* end III# me original wim the Clerk of Ih lt Court either before te rv lte on P la in tiff t attorney or Immediately there otter, otherwise e default w ill be xstered against you tor the relief demanded In m# com plaint W IT N E S S my hand end the teal ol m it Court m it im day ot Jen . IMS (SEA L) M A R Y A N N E M O RSE A l C lx k oMh* Court By Ja a n B rilla n f A t Deputy C lx k Publish Jan t t , I I . ) L Feb i. IM * D E A 74 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E E I G H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N O FO R I F M I N O lf C O U N TY F L O R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N NO U 1)4* C A M P F U L T O N F B A X LEY o n d V IR G IN IA W B A X L E Y .h it wife P la in tiffs . Vt K A R L R H E L C H E R end P A T R IC IA L H E L C H E R h it w ilt T H E U N I T E D S T A T E ! OF A M ER IC A . A M P D IS T R I B U T O R S OF SA N FO R D . INC . JACh A W H ITM A N end D A R L E N E RA Y W H IT M A N F O R D M O TO R C R E 0 1 T COM PANY e corporation, end W IL L IA M SCMAMP Defendant* N O TIC E OF A CTIO N TO P A T R IC IA L H E L C H E R Addrett unknown YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D met an action to lorectote e mortgage on me to1towing property In Seminole County. Florlde The South IM 1eet ot Lo t ). Block ). ot e survey ot W ilton Piece end a llo t Lo t 4 Block lo t e survey el W ilton Piece, et recorded in O ttx ie i Record* Book 7JI, Peget 1)4 and U S Ol •he Pubi c Records of Seminole C o u n ty . F lo r id a m o re particularly described as Begin at a point 21) )S teat S and *41 W I eet W ol the N E corner ol NW U ot mo S E '« ol Section K Township I* S . Range M E thence rim South parallel wim the E line ot te d NW s* e d stent* of te* M teet m#*sc# run SE ly along e curve concave N E ly having e red ut ol l u <0 teet e central eng « of *0 l ) II**. end an p c d stance cl t)7 44 teet thence t i n M at e) E . I S teet thence rim N I* ) M teet thence rim N et 47 at E It teet then** rim N IM fte t thence run S M D l l W 171 teel to me Point ol Beginning hat been tiled ogams* you end you ere required to serve e copy Ot you* written d e ft-se t * e-y to it on H A R R V G R E lO I I I ol MONC R IE F R E ID A N D W A LLA C E P A Attorney* tor P ie m lill Post Office B o r I) 7 t Sanford F lo *Id * 1)77) I) 7 t end file me p ig .n e t wim the Cto*t ot the above Court on or before March 1 tte * otherwise e Judgm e nt may be entered egemtt you tor me relief de mended n me Compiem* W IT N E S S my hand end me Officio* teei ot m it Court an m .t JOth day ot January Ito t iS iA L ) m a rya n n e m o rse C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T By CaceiiaV Ek#*n Deputy Cto rt Pub llth f H ) I I I t ti tto* D I B I) 'i Wsl . IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R TO F T H E E IO M T E E N T M J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE NO I t IM 7 CA IN R E TH E FO R M ER M A R R IA G E O F G R E G O R Y RAY4AO N0 H O P K IN S . SR . Petitioner, end J E N N I F E R O L IV E R , l/k/a J E N N IF E R H O P K IN S . Respondent N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO Jennifer O liver, t/ft/0 Jennifer Hopklnt rwCemme St Altamonte Spring*. F L 1)701 YOU A R E N O T I F I E D T H A T A M o tio n to M o d ify C h ild Custody end Support hat been tiled against you You are to quired to serve a copy ol your w ritten defenses, if any. to the Petitioner * attorney. M A R Y f T R O T T E R . Attorney at Law , 101 Sunnytown Rd Suite M t. C ette'berry. F L 11707. on or before Feb to. 1*0*. end Me the original with the Clerk ol m il Court t i t t e r before service on Petitioner 1 attorney or Imme diatoly thereafter otherwise, e deteu’t w ill be entered egeintt you tor the re lie f demanded In the Petition T h lt notice ttia ll be publlttied once each week tor lo ur contec utive weekt In the Sanlord Hereto W IT N E S S my hand end teel m it im dey ot Jen . I*S* (SEAL) M A RYA N N E M O RSE Jean B rllle o t Deputy Clerk Publish Jen I I . I I . 1 ! Feb I, Ito t O E A tt IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E E I G H T E E N T H J U O IC IA L C IR C U IT S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N NO : te r it e c a a* i U N IV E R S A L A M ER IC A N M O RTG A G E C O M PANY P la ln tllt, vt COL AND JO N E S and IN E Z F JO N ES, h it w ilt. Defendants N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO COLAND JO N E S and IN E Z F JO N ES, h it w it*, not known to be dead or Oliva. A N P A L L H E IR S D E V IS E E S G RA N T E E S A S S IG N E E S L IE N O R S C R E D IT O R S . T R U S T E E S . OR O T H E R C L A IM A N T S B Y . th r o u g h , u n d e r o r A C A IN S T COLANO JO N E S and IN E Z F JO N ES Residence UN KN O W N YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described property In Sem.noie County. Florid a, to wit L o t to R E P L A T OF G R O V E V IE W V IL L A G E , F I R S T A D O ITIO N according to the piet thereof a t recorded In P ie t Boo* 2t Peget 4 S. end ! of me Public Records et Seminole Countf Florlde Including Vent Fen D tth wether Ref'-geretor. Garbage O Hpotet end W e ll to W elt Carpet hat born filed egeintl you end you ere required to serve e copy ot you* written delentet It any, upon Grace Anne Gtovtn. E t quire 107* W Morse Blvd Suite 8 Pot* O ttic* B o , 1177. W inter P e rt Flo rid a lJ T tg 117). on or before me t i t 0* , of March ne t end file me original wim m# Clerk at m it C ircuit Court filh e * heto r, ta n k a Upon the P le m titt t Attorney or Im m e d ia t e ly t h e r e a f t e r other w it* * Oefeu't w ill be entered egem tt ,ou tor mo re lie f demanded in m# Com plaint or Pennon W IT N E S S my hand and tool of m il Court on Ih lt 7V 0 da, X January tt*e (C O U RT S E A L I M A R Y A N N E M O RSE C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T B r Wendy W CaMn* Deputy Clerk Publish ’*•* O f A jpe Jan IS Feb I I I! Legal Notices IN T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN A N O F O R S I M I N O L I C O U N TY . F LO R IO A C A SE NO •* M0 CA 04 L I N R E T H E M A R R IA G E O F TAM .M I J A N E L L E W IG G IN S. *a tltla n a ri Wife, end H U G H M W IG O IN S. J R . Respondent Hutband N O TIC E O F A C TIO N T H E S T A T E OF F L O R ID A TO C H IE F H U G H M W IG G IN S. J R . whota la tt known retidanca ID O t 74 m s E S S s : : Bldg 1)4. Room 1)7 N a ta l Tra in in g Cantor Great La ta . I L 400ft* YO U A R E N O T I F I E D that an action tor dissolution X mar rlaga hat been Mad againtl you and you era required to t e n * * copy X you* w ritten da ten k «i it any. to It on K E N N E T H W m c i n t o s h . e s q u i r e . p*t> tlonar’l attorney, w hoM addrett I t P o tt O ttic* Bo* IU 0 . Santord Flo rid a 12771 IU 0 . on or before M arch *. it t * . and Ilia too original wim -he clerk ol m it Court, either before tarvlce on P X itle n o r't attorney or Imme diatoly thereafter, otherw it* a default w ill be entered agamtt you tor the re lie f demanded m th* Petition O A T E D I h l t ) « th day ot January. A D 1*** M A R Y A N N E 4AORSE A t Clerk ot th* C ircuit Court By Cecelia V E k x n A t Deputy Clerk P u b llth Feb 1 .1 IS. 77.1*t* O E B D __________________________ a d d it io n a l unkno w n D a te d t h i s January tea* )M h m a r y a n n e m o r ic Ctort x tew Caurt By K e lly 4AcCtoX at Deputy Ctort •Court Saall P u b llth Feb I ! I t . H O EB It day . 'to t ot N O TIC E OF F IC T I T I O U S N A M E N o tk t l l hereby given thel I am engaged m but net* at tM M o rn in g G lo ry D rlv o . L o t t M a ry , P L j j r e ! S im lttc l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a undar tha F lc tltlo v t Nam * of C LASSIC C LE A N IN G S E R V IC C . and that I inland to rag lite r said n*m * wim th* Clerk x the Circuit Court. Sammoto County. Florida In *c cor dance w im the pro v tllo n t X the Fic titio u s N*m* S ta fu ttt To W it Section U t 0* Flo rld e Statutes l*S7 / ! Eddie Cher tot Lee Pub lish Feb l . f . U 21 l*«« D E B * __________________________ N O T IC E P F S H E R I F F t S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N mat by v irtu * X thel e xte rn W r it X E ■ecu*-on Itiwed Out ot end under the 1**1 X me C ircuit C o u rt g l S e n tin e l* C # itr*y Flo rid a . Upon a final ludgemenl rendered In the e fx tte 'd court on the l)m day X September A D 1*44. in that certain cat* entitled. In Re Th * F x m a r M a rr 1age X Mary Ann Sand'In P e ttit Petitioner F x m e r W it* end Georg* D Sand'm Re ip o n d e n t/ F o r m e r H u tb a n d which atoresaid W rit X Ete c u Hen w a t d tllv x c d to me t t S h e r if f c t Sem inal* County Fto rld a . and I have levied upon mo following described proper', Owned by George O Sandlin, said properly being located m Seminoto County. Flo rid a more p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c rib e d e t IX Io w t A ll rig h t, title end In fe r**! of Ih * re sp o nd e nt George 0 Sandlin, in the following T h * South I chain of tn# N x th 2 chain* X the W ett S chains X th * E e t t 14 c hains ot the N o rth w e st 1* of Section M Tow nship I*. South. Rang* M E e tt. Seminoto County F i x Ida A lto known a t Route I. Hen dec ton Lane. Santord Seminoto County. Ftortde end the undert>gn*d at Sher.lt of Seminoto County F ix 'd * w ill ef 11 00 A M on m * itm dey of February A D Ito t otter f x teto end te ll to m* h ig h * ,I bidder f x cash, tub itc t to any end all e tltlin g to'nt *1 th# F ro n t (W e ttI D o x * t m* tte p t of m# Seminoto County Courthouse In Sanford Ftonde the above described reel pro perty Th a t said te l* i t being med* to sa tisfy the farm s of ta>d W rit ol E locution John E P o l*. S h x ltt Seminoto County Florid a To bo publitbed January )Sth Fe b ru a ry t, 4. IS W im th# to '* on Fe b rua ry 14.1*4* O EA X J quired Bids wit be publicly opened and read aloud In th * Boe'd ot County C um m ltilo ne r* Cham bert. ItOI E F l r t l Sfraaf. Room W IM . Sanford. Flo rid a on m* above data al 2 00 P M . local •Im* Specifications and Invito Hon to B id document, a r t avail abto by mall at no charge and open to public Inspection at m* above addrett F x furthe r In form ation contact C hart*, T Iverson at 1*071 M l 11M E i t 111 Be tty D Leonard Pure hating D irector 1141 E F l r t l Street Santord. F L 1)771 P u b llth Fab 1 .1*4* C EB 4 N O T IC E O F F IC T I T I O U S N A M E Notice I t hereby given that I am engaged In b u X n a tl at 714 C h e ro k e e C l r . S a n fo r d . Seminoto County. Ftortde under th* Fic titio u s Nam * ot TOMS P L U M B I N G S E R V I C E , and that I Inland to register said name wim th* Cto rt X the Circuit Court. Seminoto County, F lo rid * In accordance wim m# P ro v is io n s of the F ic titio u s Nam * SfX w tet. T e W l l Section U S 0* F lo rid * Statutes l*S7 ;t'T h o m e , E Bledsoe P u b llth J an I I . I I . I L Feb I, 1*4* 0 E A a) N O TICE OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice I t hereby given met I am engaged in business el 1)4) South Hwy I f f ) . Cattalberry F t* IITO). Seminoto County. F lo r id * under th * Flc tlllO u t Nam e o l W A R R E N E P IC K R O N d/b # C E N T R A L S T A T E R O O F IN G . C O . end that I Intend to register te d name w ith th* Clerk ol the C ircuit Court. Seminoto County. F tor Ida >n accordance wim the P ro v is io n s ot th * F lc tltle u t Nam * Statute*. To W it Section U ) 0* F lor Ida statute* l» S I rtrw e rr# n £ Plckron Pub hth Jen I I . I I . I L Feb t net O E A ft* N O TIC E OF F IC T I T I O U S N A M E Notice I t hereby given met I am engaged in business at 2042 Sepler D r . F e rn P e rk . F I* X lt» Seminoto County. Ftonde under m * Flc tlllO u t Name ol S U N R A Y LA W N S E R V IC E , end thel I intend to re g itto r te d name wim the Clerk ot the C ircuit C ourt. Seminole County Flo rld e In eccxdenc* wim the P ro v is io n s of th * F ic titio u s Name Statutes T e W it Section U S 0* Flo rld e Statute* 1*17 /(/Raymond Crouch P u b llth Jan I t . I I . I L Feb 1 'll* P E A 44_______________________ de Mortgage Legal Notices L E O A L N O TIC E STO C K H O LD E R S ' M E E T IN 0 The regular annuel meeting of me ito c tn o id e rt ot The C itirent Ben* of Oviedo Oviedo. Florida w ill be held at the bank located at IS# Geneve D rive . Oviedo Flo rld e et 4 00 P M on Wed ttotdey, Feb ruary I L l* t* f x the election of D ire c to rs end in# transection ot tuch other but! n e tt a t may properly com* before the moating James W Abe" President P u b llth Feb l . E It* * D E B I* __________________________ LE O A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T T H E B O A R D OF C O U N TY C O M M IS S IO N E R S S E M IN O L E C O U N TY F L O R ID A Seeled bid* w ill be received by Seminoto County. Purchasing D e p a rtm e n t, ItO t E F ir s t S tre e t. Room SM 0. Santord Florid a, until I M P M Itocal tim e! Wednesday. February I L 1ta t tor the following B id tA <R 204 — Annual He q u lre m e n t A g re e m e n t F o r Labor. AAofariait and Equip man! To Provide And Apply f.lp h a lt Raluvanatmg Agent Ta Seal Surface Courses. And To Provide Various Alpha it Pro duett A t Specified I X B id Bond R equired B id IA / R MS — Annual R * qulrement Agreement F x Sign B'an!-.*. Sign P o tt* And Peletod Hardware Bid y*47 - F u rn ith Two 1)1 4 1 « A ll Wheal D rive Oft Road T ra c to rs ) X B id Pnnd Re IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A C A SE NO M fia t CA Ct L LO M A S M O RTG A G E USA INC . form erly T H E L044A S ft N E T T L E T O N C O M PANY. Ple m titt. vt M A R IO N I M O M LE end JOHN D O E. unknown tpouM of 4Aerlon I. Mom*. It married. S E A R S , R O E B U C K ft CO. and any .rtn o w n h e ir, dev'sees grenteet. creditors end other unknown pe rtont or unknown tp o u M t claiming b>. through, end under any ot the above rur-ned Defender -t. Defendant, N O TIC E OF S U I T TO M A R IO N I M O M LE end JO H N D O E . unknown tpouM ol M A R IO N I M O H L E . If married, end any unknown he irs, de vltoes. grantees, creditor* and any unknown pertont or un known tp o u M t claiming by. through end under any X the above named D e le n d e n ti. If deceased R E S I D E N C E U N KN O W N YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D mat an action to foreclose Mortgage covering the fo llo w in g real end perta nal proparty In Seminole County. F lo rld e . to w ll L o t M IA . T r a d E ol the Replat X Tra c t " t " and L X t SO I A th r o u g h S 0 1 A . T H E A R B O R S A T H ID 0 E N L A K E S E C T IO N I R E P L A T , according to the P la t thereof a t recorded In P la t Book S). Pag* 7* ot m* P u b lic Record* ot Seminole County. F lor Ida hat baan ( led againtl you and yew ora required l e i e r r e t copy X your w ritte n delenMt. It any. to It on C Victor Buttor. J r . D ' l C. Roblnton Street. Orlando Flo rid a ) I( 0 I. and Me the ongi n a l w ith the C la rk e l the above tty led Court on or bator* the am day ol AAarch. It* * , otherwise a Judgment may be entered aga intl you f x the re lle l demanded In the Com plaint W I T N E S S my hand and m * i of said Court on Iha Mm dey X January. I*** (SEA L) 7A A RYA M NE M O R S E C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T By Rum King Deputy Clerk P u b llth Feb I.B . IS. 1). 1*0* O E B I t _________________________ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E 1 IT H J U O IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A G E N E R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N C A SE NO ie e r rs c a m 1 B A R NO M IIM C IT IC O R P SA V IN G SO F F L O R ID A .a F L O E R A L SA V IN G S A N D LOAN A SSO C IA TIO N . P la in tiff vt A N TH O N Y RASO M A R G A R E T R A SO R O B E R T A K E L L Y , end M A R J O R IE E K E L L Y . Detendantt N O VIC E O t A CTIO N TO A N TH O N Y R kSO. cur rent retidanca I t unknown. WHO IS A N A T U R A L P E R S O N . IF L IV IN G ; A N D I F SA ID B E D E AO. T H E UN KN O W N 0 E F E N D A N T S W HO M A Y B E S P O U S E S . H E I R S O E V IS E E S O F SU C H D E F E N D A N T S a n o F E N D A N T S AS SU C C ESSO R S IN I N T E R E S T . G R A N T E E S . A S S I G N E E S . L I E N O R S. C R E D IT O R S TR U STEES . ANO A L L P A R T I E S C LA IM IN C I N T E R E S T BY. T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR A G A IN S T T H E D E F E N D A N T S W HO A R E NOT N A TU R A L PERSO N S W HO A R E N O T KN O W N TO B E 0 E AO OR A L IV E . A N D A L L P A R T I E S H A V IN G OR C LA IM IN G TO H A V E A N Y R IG H T T I T L E OR I N T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y D E S C R IB E D IN T H E M O R T G A G E B E I N G F O R E C L O S E D H E R E IN YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D , mat an action to tu rtO o ta a mortgage on the following described property in Seminoto County. Florid a Le t 4) H IG H R ID G E ADOI T tO N TO U L F N A RD EN H E I G H T S , eccxdmg to m# ptot thereof a t recorded in P le i Boo* I L page S4. Public Record* X Seminoto County Florida hat boon tiled egemtt you end you a r t hereby required to terve a copy ot your written detente* to It. It any on R O N A LD L F R IE D , p A P ia m tltt t at torney. whose * d d - * tl •1 ttoO N O R T H K E N 0 A L L O R IV E S U I T E M* M IA M I F L O R ID A D IM on or betoro the tm day X March ito t end tile me original wim the C tort X m it Court either before service on Plain t i t f t attorney or immediately thereafter, om erwite e default w ill be entered egemtt you tor •he r# l.a t demanded tn th* C e m p l a l n t ta F o r e d a t e Legal Notices 1 N O TH t O f S H E R I F F ( S A L E N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN mat by v irtu * ot that extern W rit of Eta c uflo n issued out X and under the tael X m# County Court ol La te County. Florida upon a f.nal ludgemenl rendered In the aforesaid court on the |th day X January. A O >*U >" •hat c t f l a l n c a t* e n title d K a th e rin e H M ille r Ple m titt —v t — Th e o d x* J M ille r IM. Oetendent. which aforesaid W rit X Eaecufwn wet delivered to me a t S h e r if f o f Seminoto County F l x id * and I he r* le v ie d upon the following de t 'r lb e d p ro p e rty owned by Th e o d x * J M ille r I I I . t * ‘d p ro p e rty b e ing located tn Seminoto County. Ftond e more p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c rib e d e t follows A ll right, title end Interett X the defendant in m# following described re *; property L X I. Th * Highlands Section 0. * c . or ding to th * plat thereof *1 recorded In P ie t Boot 2) Paget I I and I t. Public R e c xd t X Seminoto County. F tor >da A dupto, located X 4)1 Mac D ull La n * - U nit* A end B. Wmt*» Sp rin g * Flo rid a end m# undersigned at She*'ft ot Seminoto County Ftor-de w ill *• I I O0 A M on the 1pm day et February A D tto* otter tor te>, end te ll to tn# highest b-ddtr tor cash tubitct to any end ell c it t in g M int * ' the F re n i I W t t l l D o x *• the ,top t X the Seminoto Cr-/nty Courthouse w Santord Ftorlda th* t i e . , deser te d reel pr* perty Tha t ta d te e i t bamg m *dt to satisfy m# te rm , of ta d W rit X E ■ecu tion John E P o rt. Shar iff Sem.nci* County Ftonde Published January U rn IH * February Itt. 4-h with m* u to an February tom n e t O EA I l f N O TIC E OF F IC T I T I O U S N A M E Notice I t hereby g i»rn mat I am engaged In butm ett at 14) W o o ftid * Road Me It* i CL M lS t. Seminoto County. Florida under th# Flc tlllO ut Name of S A N D Y 'S A G A P E C R E A TIO N S . and that I intend to re g itto r said name w ith the C le rk o f the C irc u it C ourt, Sem inole County. F lx td o In accxdence wim the Provisions of the Fic titio u s Nam* Statutes T o W ll Section U S 4* Ftorlda Statute* 1*57 /(/Sandra Stewart P u b llth Feb 1.4. IS. 2). 1*4* O EB t N O TIC E O F F IC T I T I O U S N A M E Notice l l hereby given that I am engaged m b u tin e tt al 147 W i l k i n s C ir c le . S a n lo r d . Sammoto County. Florid a under th# F ic titio u s Nam# ot M ft H H O TO O G S U N L I M I T E D d b e H A R V E Y S B E S T C O N EY IS L A N O HO TDO GS. and mat I Intend to regittor taid name Wim th * Ctork of the C ircuit C ourt. Sammoto County. Florida In accxdence wim m# Pro visions of the Fic titious Name Statutes. T o W H Section U l Ot F lo rid a Statute* l*S7 /(/H arvey GXdttom P u b llth Jen ) L Feb I. I I L lt* t O EA ) l) N O TIC E O F F IC T I T I O U S N A M E N X Ice I t hereby given thel I am engaged In b u tin e tt al I I* Commerce Way. Sulto B San t x d . F L M77I Sammoto County F lo rid a undar the F lc flH o u t N a m e of A M E R I C A N G R E E N E R Y and that I intend to re g itto r said name wim th# C le rk of Ih * C irc u it Court. Sammoto County. Flo rid a m accxdence wim the Provision* of the Flc tlllO u t N *m * Sletutot To w n Section U S 4* Florida Sta tu to t 1*57 H a lv x to n Tra e t Inc / t ' Jeffre y L D o tke ttui P u b llth Feb t . l IS. 22 IM * O E B 14 N O TIC E TO P U B L IC N o lle * I t h e rtb r 4'r * n th * ' e Public Hearing w ill be he'd b, the Planning and Zoning gem m illio n m m# City Com m lttion Chamber* City Hail. Santord F lo rid a al I 40 P M on F e X u ary I* . IM *. fa consider th* I X lowing change and amend ment to th * Zoning Ordinance X th# C ity X Sanlord Sammoto County. Florid a AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C IT Y O F SA N F O R D F L O R ID A A M E N D IN G O RD IN A N C E NO l t * 0 O F T H E C IT Y C O DE W H IC H E S T A B L I S H E D LA N D D E V E L O P M E N T M EG U LA T I O N S IN T H E C U V ! 0 A M EN D SC H ED U LE C A R E A A N O D IM E N S IO N R E G U L A T I O N S TO E S T A B L I S H M IN IM U M L IV ING A R E A R E Q U IR E M E N T S F O R O N E A N D TW O F A M IL Y D W E L L IN G S P R O V ID IN G FO R S E V E R A B IL IfY CON F L I C T S ANO F F F E C T I V E D A TE T h a P la n n in g ft Z o n in g Commission wit) submit a rec ommandation to the City Com m issio n in l i w r cl x eg* th e re q u e s te d C h e n g * or am endm ent The C if f Com m in io n w ill hold e Public H e a rin g In tha Com m ission Room m City Hall. Sanford Ftorld a at f 00 P M on Fabru ary 27 'to * to centdar ta d recommendation A lt p a rti** n interact end c itire n t m ail ha,a an opportwuo •y fo b * ra a rd a t ta dhaa' ~s> By order o* the Planning and Zoning Commission ot *tw C it, ol Sen t x d Ftonde m « Ja-uar, 27. IM * B ra n t Cart' Cnalrmen C ity of Sanlord Planning and Zoning Commict«on A D V IC E TO T H E P U B L IC II a per ton decide* to * P P * * ' * d*<it*on mad* with 'aspect to an, m etier convdared a* " * «tx , , meat.ng, or haa- ngt he may need a verbatim record X •h# proceeding* including the tottlm ony end #,*d*n<# which record <t n X x e .'d e d by the City ot Santord | F S 2 U Ototl Pu b lish fa b I. 14 IMS G EI- * 2 3 - Lost & Found Reward IS M tor inter m i l l * " leading la re tu rn X let I dug •« 1/21/4*. I AM tan tomato. O i r m i n Sh e p h e rd m l* Appro, 24 Ib t Recent ah nominal tu rg a rv t * » t In *•** ot Hwy. 4)4. bet. H ing e Line Rd end Palm Sp ring , Dr Call 4)4 t i l t between 2iM AM and I M P M A fte r l ; M PM . cell 122***l 25—Special Nofices BECOME A NOTARY Fo r Detail* 1 * ® 422 41S4 r U * «U Notary A s u x u l'O r 27— N u r s e r y & C h ild C a re D A T S N IG H T S W E E K C N 0 S In my Horn# Experienced L e fte f T L C t 17) 1724 55— Business Opportunities M irk tlm g *nd V»‘«» W * p r * » * n t a l l v t t . m il# L 9 * m s Own yoi* »wn U tn c « r« and c o v ^ tic company Inventory tm #nf wnd*r l W O ________ Call W T U I ORANGF CITY Compel# turnkey dry CWaning plant opening tn f«%t growing located tn 2V) 000 v j ft g ro c e ry anchored regional center F u ll company Ire.n ing I T T . W0 down Cell I M })• A flf.e a t f i t 61—Money to Lend C A SH A V A IL A B L E For hO w M I. m o rtg a g e * income property June A gcrid 1)3 4 J ti t HOMEOWNERil Contohdote b tllt. Home Im p ro v tm e n ti Pool town* * n v worthwhile purpose L herel C re d it P o lic y We buy m ortgw grt Apply by phone 0*d South FuM fK tel L k M t| Broker ##F J)t 4W0 S3—M ortgages Bought & Sold IE YOU'VE SOLD YOUR HOME And taken back a mortgage l w ill buy mat mig l x cash! Tom e*S *4*2 x J tm 22) MSS 71—Help Wanted Employment 323-5176 toow >smst A C T IV IT Y A S S IS T A N T P a ri time Weekend w x k nerve ta r y R a c rta tlo n a l t k l l l t hatplull P le a t* (inta c t H illh e y tfl Health Car* Center 1)1*144 EO F /H ADO TO Y O U R INCOME S E L L AVON N O W ttl DM 444 or 12) l U t APPLICATORS TRAINEES A N O O T H E R P O SITIO N S Ea rn tto I I ) SO hr No * .p necessary F u ll ( » n Itm * A weekends m local area Call ia m d lfp m ID M tfltl A P P T S E T T E R S PA R T T IM t Sat appointments f x door to door delivery of boien food, H o u r ly p lu s c o m m issio n Apply R k h F o n t Plen 401 W Itm Street. Seniord A T T N I H IR IN G ! 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JOINTHE WINNINGTEAM HHM DRIVERS nW R E R O f ER A T0 9 S R T C Transporfetton. a leader In lha u i k lin g industry with ovar «3 year* of grqwfh I t kin to of t i l l d rivers.1contractor* w » otler abora average wage*. lap line equipment. a wfto nde poller and an o a c tlla n t b a n a fll package Invest I mlnyto of r o t * lim a and grew with lha Number 1 c a rrla r In the r e trlgere led business R T C I Call i w p m a m P O S IT IO N S A V A ILA BLE fU L K W t A SS O C IA TES P o t l l l o n t a v a lla b la l o r I Icon tad appllcantt F u ll lim a manogamanl tupporf. domlnala e d »*r*IH n g b e a u tifu l o ttk e v ta ’l l " Laka A lary, Sanford. Langwood. Doltana. 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Santord ITtO mo Call 440 1)4) leave massage 105— D u p le x FURNISHED STUDIOS 1 436 NEAR 14 S E C R E T A R T / R E C E P T IO N IS T 1110 h o u rt/ w k F le a lb ta schedule B a lk ccmputer and bookkeeping tk ittt preferred VI OO/tir Call Karen tor ap polnlmam I Santa d I I I ) W ) T R A IN E R S 111 th lft avail a t u Our c lla n lt ihow their appreciation lo r whal you do F o rm a l tra in in g 4 bonui Call _______________m 77)1 PO O L H O M E I 7 bdrm. t p l . 2.000 tq tt IM C m o No Feet C OM E s e e T H E RAISE YOUR GRADES! EXCELLENT LOCATION* O U TSTA N D IN G O P P O R TU N IT Y Wa are looking lo r 1 M le t people lo t l k r i Immedlatalyl W E O FFER e Good tla rtIn g pay a Croup m e d k a lrlll* Inturanco a Denial plan • Pd vacation4 hoiIdayt • Co vehicle 4 equipment • E ic e llw it Opportunity F o r Advancement I O ur company hat over SS yeart e*penance In the pet I control Industry F o r a can Hdential Interview , call Dave A rm strong between iP M and IP M a l: H I S U I Apply In p a rto n t M a tta y S a rv lc a t, Inc .U W C Ia r A v e , Orlando LONGWOOD FOR QUIET, SINGLE STORY, 171 0581 Kitchen 4 laundry privile g e !I M l O il t o r to t n s tool S A L £ S R E P R E S E N T A T IV E m an mc 7000 W Lake M ary Blvd 71 th lH . part time Apply In parton Lakev lew H u rtin g Center t l t E . m d S I , Sanford / P sip/wt plus m s W a n te d Professionals w l l tudor all le v e lt ol M a lh , Science a E n g lis h !............... Call 1X1 l i f t RM e m p SA N FO R D A REA RANCH X acre*, w ith large house 4 sta ll bam. 4 more 11100 per month Near Ganeva 77)441) 73— E m p lo y m e n t D O W N TO W N SA N F O R D • At tractive large rcom P riv a te entrance o il ttre e lp a rkin g Call I 1 1 -4S4) between « 4pm R E C E P T IO N IS T P a ri lim a .......... M ourt Ik n b le Can » ) t a » T HIDDEN LAKE CONDO 7 bdrm * . fireplace, all appii antes Available H ow l SS4S mo Call 744 440) S S N e Q S G ■ Huge 1 b u m . comp.ate privacy, cldta lo downtown 1100 wk plus 1700 ta c u rlty DJ »a * E X P A N D IN O . good com m it t lent (Incentive program | plenty ol lloor lim e, pleasant atm osphere, good location, your own desk 7 new mode 11 coming toon C «m t| o ln u t! Call AannN't Really Irk A ik lo r Annette S7e U M 9 T — A p a rtm e n ts / F u ll lim e M u tl be lam inar w ith m edical term inology Erperienca In computort and radiology department I Scrip, lat or ( fiy t k la n 't o llk a ) pro tarred Apply: W a tl Velutla Mamarlal Hatpflal T i l W. Plym aulh Ave O iLa a d . F ter Ida PERSQ N N LL 1 0 7 - M o b i le Hom es / Rent ASSOCIATES NEEDED RADIOLOGY RECEPTIONIST 1 -- 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t 5 LICENSED REAL ESTATE P R ESS OPERATOR iT R C 1 0 3— H o u s e s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t S A N F O R D ■ CtoM to downtown. I room etfkiency p lu t private bath Looking lo r I parton P a rt Tim e O em om tratort tor tu p a rm a rk o tt. C e n tra l F I . area R etired 4 m o m wel c u m ! Send N ite r to 6o « r jo l P O B o « 141) Sa n h rd F I. 17771 E rp a r lanced only I F u ll lim a B a n a lilt Apply t» T r u Da m afttW nt. 1*14 N SR M TT. Longwood. F I o r call 171 <047 ★ rU LL/PA RT TIM E CASHIERS 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t WORK TOUR OWN HOURS! Wa a r* a new and modern l i t bad M ille d n u rp n g ta c llily alte ring ear alien! benefits I Apply to per ton or c a ll: i Nv rlin g Canler itdever Place tu I, F I. B M N 4 ........................... ........ I 0 E PART TIME P a rto n to car* tor up to I e ld e rly ra tld a n H Cooking. ting 4 partm al car* r e qutred Call alter « P M m TaOl W A N TED ! W a llre tt 4 Kllchan holp. Cafe S a r r a n l* . L k M a ry C a ll * 18AM to 11 10AM i l l j e l l oRN S STENSTROM REALTY, INC. DRnHALL FRAMFRS. M in i have own tools i Iran* porta Hon I OepeieJaMeOnlyl 111 a m 4 leave matkapt TR U S S A SSEM B LER S Pe rm ana nt p o tltio n t Good bana lilt and working condl I Ions I Apply SccTt, t T r u s t . 101 E H m Place. Santoed A irp o rt. >AM to I T NOON P A R T T I M E S E C R E TA R Y /A m ttu u F r l . Paid vacation and lo H d a y t Good working ll C a k in i TO T DOMINO'S PIZZA L * k . M ary. Cuveently hiring lo r a il poelttom l *ppi y 441 W Lake Mary B ird 71— Help Wanfed 7 1 — H e l p W a n te d T r e e S e r v ic e l C HO I S T R I E I f RVICC F » r * » 4 t iFn4*wt' L<k » P r K r t ' Uc I f l StumpG *nd+ng f « ' 121 2m <»•? u»9ui# U l T h* State. Z 'P - Ph o n o *. it JOHN A l t f N l AWN A T MM It1 * * fpmovAi aN T c#» P R K C S I M . u h pnd uc U l 11«0 LO* City. v O .f w ;l» O u f th O k l h b U B IK l " O f 41 * C C 1 »U 0 i �4 Santera Ht'Ald S*nford Flown — VYednesdi* February t 117—Commercial Rentals H i —Homes lor Sale WITH CAR DEALER LICENSE! ' UFtSaaFar* Ayenua. n i-a a t i FOR SAIE/LEASE in M itloid. vM t tar tot. two ' bay garage w/llft. u to t office, finance ofllce. 10 plus rehlcto capacity ...... Great Location I *_________C l II l i t )« * _________ 121—Condominium t____ R e n t a ls SANDUWOOD VILLAS Condo I 1 bdrmt. 1 be All I ;• amanllto* Porch and C/H/A N tee and clean I Call m u t ) 123—Wanted to Rent 2&~ LAKE MART/SANFORD 8 * We art looking i t a I bdrm I**' Item# to rant that allow* pate jP *•' Call evening* B , *7)4 ^.•._!27—Office Rentals BRA N D N EW I ILLN ESS FORCES SALE! 5 ■' warehouse Mora In ipeciall I jBBB/me............ Ill tog OFFICE oi OFFICES A V A IL A B L E FO R L E A S E Full ltrrlci witti receptionist Included. W a ra h e e la er tlorada araet art available »/ afNca. 104 N. Elm. lace lad 1 bike, tram Stmlnelt Cty Court Houle Min Ire la at It to. For Into tall H u m / 4 TO W N I N T E R S E C T IO N ! O r i n g t C ity , W h l i p i r i n g t Pine! lOOt i# tl IWiutlfut 4 • im m iiu liU l t m ItM i•_____________________________ . ■=- -- --------r ;< H I —Homes lor Sale i A T T E N T ION I GOVT H O M ES •1 fro m t l 111 repair I Del la> 'e p r o p a rly l R e p o t t e t t lo n t ** a M M B M B S e il GH IBIS* BATEMAN REALTY Lk STENSTROM REALTY, Real E ila la Brakar ' LA K E M A RY J/L f t aal in f k ii . O R . fp l., Can H /A . carpalad. u r n d porch, lanced back, fru it tre a t, deeded ac c an to big Lak a W ary I *4**00 O W N E R F IN A N C IN G County t joned GC 1. 1 bdrm . Iramo. tot H0 X H 4 1 itt.eoo SA N FO RD A VE I S acrot. tor m il f 11.TOO O W N E R FIN A N C IN G 1/1. blk. f completely ra lu rb itfw d . aal In . H I , D R . fp lt tei.rao INC. Mi1lisl .met sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford lake Mary area. BRYN HAVEN Cecal lent Buy! 1 bdrm , 1 bath, newly ramodtlad Can H/A. laroa lanced yard M l. aoo_________ Call 111 **** r f B T OWNER } bdrm 11> bath *4 000 down and * **u m * mertgag* t i l l C yp re tt, Sanford DO D t t ' OPEN HOUSEI Thlt coming Sun 1PM to 4PM. «1* W 11th St . Senior d Nice 1 bdrm . |1y bath tdwnhome New carpel 1 Cen H/A. cathedral celling, aet In kitchen, pool end moral Priced at onlyl 14SOOO Cheit D E L T O N A New all brick, i ^ bdrm ., 1 bath lam ily room, tpl . corner lot. W O ) down i Makada Cara_____ ____S t m i i i DELTONA FAMILY HOME ... 'A T Am *•* 1 bdrm . 1 bath, garage Can H/A. celling lane, privacy lance. 1 yaari new! I t 000 down A eeeurne low F H A at appro. AOS mo 111 t i l l Can 322 J J lio r m * 0a) *« •JX>N T DC LA Y f Be the »*r%1 to *• imped ftaiit clean and tonm *J forleblt I bdrm home, eat in V 1 kitchen. HirrrrNKj Lovei y •J gar den area fenced yard with !• big Mk Iff#! U J *00 | 333-3031 FOREST O FT 1 bdrm 1 bath. I car garage -t Aeeumbla. no qualifying •J 11 ,top down *to) no sii w it g P R i l WEEKLY LIST of pro -J party lor eaiaby owner " Call g|ta4p-U SeW Broker - , i n m i >1 ACRE TRANQUIL! Park like *{ ietllrig 3 bdrm 3 bath Cen M/A. II X JO ft detached •* bldg 4it #c|u*pd voIrf hot *A«rF bug# freei *»th *J df'ing iffeam! I ’ ) OOO > \ P E C T A C U LA H » I bdrm ejj wj'f,#mrt'f m , CMA A rur» ,J* carpet, frrth (Mini c« cfiient * tvrrm l 114 *00 M l NEED LIST INCit M l HAVE HINTAlJt 323-5774 • IKE With ikhife odyiay bre»ei 'Only i month! ofd Refif 1136 atoill le'tfCK IIJ 0 ★ ★ ★ JJI OAI ★ ★ ★ 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S te re o i if 171 0S>1 S p -.-rim g G o o d s • LA OY 1 BIKE* H incfm ) 8peed Good cot d iiO T i l l plan, plenty of room, and large Id* Built In 1*B0 Greal neighborhood' Only 10 mln lo Sanlord! 1SS000 m >ao 169— O ffic e S u p p lie s ] _ E q u ip m e n t IEAL IDYLLWILDEI Spill 1 bdrm . 1 balh. Can H/A. kcreened patio, greenfeell area In rear at hornet 104.100 PRICE REDUCED U.M4I 1 bdrm , 1 balh. brick In Idyllwllde, near tchoold. chopping, poll A I 4 Oddtot ol entrait Wat 114.0001 Now only' 1/4.000 141 — H o m e s T o r S a le g«rag«. C*n M/A. 144 000 or 14X1 w g............ C « H m 1T4B GOVERNMENT HOMES SANFORD 1 bdrm . 1 btth Ctn. H/A. Rrp«nt*d. W W Corpol irl.loo Ownrr tingncingl__ 111}ill It IU repair! tMlnqienl l*» property R e p o tte ttto n t Call F o r current repo l i l t ______ p lu t Can H /A . Nice location, SUNLANO ESTATE! Nowly rvnovAtod 1 bdrm Now C«n H A. lot* ot room, Low down To quill bed buytr1 PrlctdlnttwIM'll SOURCE REALTY 740 1)70 you cenen|oy boating, tailing, fithmg etCl 1114aOO B S 321 7823 LESS THAN S 2500 CASH THE AVERAGE HOME OWNER IN C L U D IN G CLOVING COST 1 1 4 bdrm hornet In San lord. Deltona. O eBary. Lak a Mary. L o n g w o o d A A lta m o n te Spring* F o r te tod Ion call PA U LO SBO R N E V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S * * * * * * * * * * 77* » « 0 »r 111 4 1 * 4 ___ VETERANS! 321 9444 I DANIEL& WOHIWENDER REALTY INC Call Any Time: 3 bdrmt. I bafht Ftafucn gfrat area, loft of fre#« Your choice Of color » Onlyl IS) fOO Alan Johnson, He/Mat Umlim 31) 4J»2 or JMJOOI 321 2720 322 2420 - OWNER ANXIOUS/ Vanford, by oemar. reduced. 1/1. aiiymable, kmr down 1 yrioid. iS4 f00 32)«ua - 3U1 Piik Dr.. Vinferd Ml W Ufa# Mary Bl , Lk Miry Cell Toll fiee 1 80EF323 3770 G O V 'T REPO R E S A L E 1 1 1 IN C E 1YM BO B M B A L L . JR P A ,C ! M LA KE M A RT R E A LTY SANFORD? 3 bdrm . l'y bath, •at in it lichen, Iirepiacr _________ 1114111___________ SEN EZ Cen H/A.. Id o o o Tttltl Quinn 111 407* S A N F O R D ' 7 bdrm . 3 bafh in c u e Hen* neighborhood Cen M/A. beaufiM btg oaki and fenced yardi SSYOOO * * * DELTONA * * * CLASl P LU i POOL HOME I iFanliitJiC ] txTpm . 3 l>ith ,| t»r girug# filed living room U N IQ U E G A M E ROOM OVE H LO O K M G L A K E I Privacy f#nct. tprlnkitr ly llim . Monderouf gerden entry 4 EASY ACCESS TO 1 4* u : 000 WON T LAST* Much lov»d ) bdrm . 3 bifti. Flondi room. • i t in iffc h e n erlth domed 322-8678 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SELLER NERVOUS MUST S E LL TODAY! M rtened porch hNxed yard bdrm „ f bath. Ip I1 it plan! tpv ink ter if item... 4 peivile culdeiacl iSTOOD F o rm a l F l a r o WORKSHOP1 o m 4 S4« MX3 liv in g 4 d in in g «/ cathedral celllngnf Family * huge c o q u in a fireplace' Le'i of *aiip*per 4 tile ' 2 iQO u) ft I car garage Loti ot oakt 4 ii*rubV Ooi# to I 4 mopping 4 kNooil IN GROUND POOL! ) bdrm I’-l ba*h, brand nr* eat «n kilchm. ID Krtrtvd porch garage 4 private fenced yard1 * Wot H at'at' Ml 100 J20.000 UNDER R H A IU . 407-574 3000 323-5188 260-2000 904-775-3000 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ N e a t' A teum obto m lg COMMERCIAL ORLANDO E Colonial Dr Eail Aril Eap C 1 tlto, 100 e ISO. tmall ofMctbldg 11* 1,100 E Catonial Dr 41 acre! Hwy 41* * '* a RT 1 ion mg 1 11000 par acr* w WAS MI N T O N ORLANOk) Bodr P*inl tltop *t.*o latot lal.ag* .*rd, C 1 toning USOOOO B E V E R L Y B MASON TR 1N K E T M A S O N e RYAN 144 TRIWMER a For weedi *"d gr*»* Sllghti, uued HO________ C a illll 1*11 199- P e l s & S u p p lie s P E N ^ HOUSE ^ BUY OF THE YEAR!! Thil Vi* Noon »*> iPM 2MO I C#t##jf * t# * W#nct» l*|it# hom# i pi^t bd*mt J'l tk#tt>&. on t * *cr#3 l *'g# K'rrwnj poult T#nrM% Court plut much mOffl l on#<d A 1 County A im »ng 0U0 CALL Ba RT RIAL I STATE in 7«H AH«r hrt lit *2M IN V E S T O R S C H O IC E COMMERCIAL OR MULTI-FAMILY Call 774 *400 or 111 71*4 111 04*S CALL BART R IA L ( S T A T E ITT I f f 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / S a le CARRIAGE COVE f e a t u r i n g Purebred rv> papen Pirenfl OTprethiiei Viiver 4 blk fluff belli! fi* iho«t4 Mrormad l>l _________ Cell 121 f i ll 20 0 — R e g is t e r e d P e ts AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDS 14,70 1bdrm , 1bath IU S00 tliW 3bdrm I balh IK) eoo IliSO 1bdrm. 1ba'h 1**00 >4,w 1bdrm Ibath III *00 11,40 3bdrm . I balh 111*00 All 1*1 up in Mobito Mom* Park SKYLINE 24i60 Hug# 3 bdrm I bafh. living room, family room dining room, carport %'orage thed Located in park Fully land leaped and beaufiMllf Must leflf Financing Availabl# M l 0*24 BLDS BEOS BEDS Th* factory outlet *to»* 'or Simmon*. Sealy A Spring*'' All n*w factory 3not and ctotc ovtt Complete with warranty Twin Set tr)UuwenS«t 111* Full Set IV* King Sat 11Vj Cattalberry __ It* 44*1 • FORMICA TOP TABLEV Me*,, duty 1 H long by I M wide 111 Good condition Cali U ) 7IH a KFHOSF Nl Ml At I H • 1*000 BTU five If 1C ■gniter radianI near and removable tu*l tank E ,c*ito"' cond'tmrti Ml HI lilt KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Llk* new Attachment* mcl ISA)orb o'tor >13 tala LARRVS MART HI Sanford Art flew Utad turn A app> Buy'W llTrada m e in 1 .acret. erifn duple>. u w t o lutdiiw-ded into i f Iptt? Greet 11It acd W A LLA C E C R I S S R E A L T Y ____________ W d S T T ____________ fOREST Wooded i#t| R ive r accen ISeOO each No money &>-■* SA Jk'm on tM , OwneY 1tQa>3 U aSXf a# t t B if 22 jam OSTEEN Thr*# pi#<• btue ftora • I •10 Aim |p4*t e ear fh<fckw I i00 t an i »e tt«| • LIVING ROOM U T • Only § month! old grey !♦! Call Itt i m ai* for Nancy • MICROWAVE 1TANOA BuNherbioci vo» d *ood pa d 1 25 Air •j Vf- ' 2 J »1W Nice couch and cha*r htgh hack! h*tge w»h ho«al de a g- % m C#M i*‘ i MOT 201 — H o r s e s lig h te d headbo a rd 12)0 oko Can 373 CaCBdavi S Sanlord Av* , Slall* avail a! e'____________ Call 131 )*«l 2 0 3— L iv e s t o c k a n d P o u l t r y _________ 1 *0 i* * « '» ! tac'vded ogr-Cv' rural Broaer t l' Mir Hswreii 4 dbifh pr0(eC'or Ahd !p"C#r ilk# n##r condition* P I Iff > 0 2 1 ________________ NEW DIXON MOWERS Alio 1 uked Murray* and ill aom Bolen* Call 11) till • 1 FLO O R S C R U B B E R S Wetlmghout* Electric Up ngiil IX Call 111 *1*) 231 — C a rs ATTE NTION! GOVI SE I7ED VEHICLES from t ’OO Ford! M e h td tt C«KvfffeA Chewei S u r p f u i B u r f r » Guide I 402 m MM f t A lotSt BELOW BOOK PRICE IMS Chavy Catobrily SW i*a> Jeep CJ7Renegade By owner CADILLAC SEVILLE 1**l. E,c cond Mu»l toll Ih't week 117*00 or b 0. 4*1 *4*4 LO O K B e fo re You Le a se ! VACANT l a n d 2 Ml acre# V + i it o' paved t’ tmtage local4-1 app'Ga irj mil# frOTPY fh# propo# ed Seminol# Gcrunly ( a prvMaei Alignmen' «ilh lorvoffl Pp'erfsai for G en* f a> CummofciB* FR EE REN T • Se a so na l And C o rp o ra l* Ap «>1m *ntt A ra ila b l* • Lasting Program* To Suit Your N * * d t • W a tartron! IK a it y la t OillncT o* H*gh Doniftitf M y h i f afvyff , r ; r ; s m : w j ■nm , Cy *, a v g< W m *s A iA U AS STOCK RtOUCHOR • WHOLESALE PRICES (• C fu fN T 0**F-ORT jN ifr AT 13is one • F IV E V A R IE T IE S Indiifdwaia A Deatort Gold - w n rou e B U S S E L L 'S Tree Farm A Nurtery late •aareav *•« fl Realty Center, Inc. R EA LTO R S id f 904-788-3333 ; R E G A TTA S H O R E S lr*# M n rrQ M » A* a e**n h««t»4 JIM • t l * WM • » « »«•, I f 12 fw e * u r n 3 2 3-26 20 141 2 3 4 — I m p o r t C a rs and T r u c k s OATSUN 2407 1*77 New bf*k*t Clutch A Tlrec. 17.1*1 Ca'11)1 170' i f you n*ped help M l ting your uied ( « ' Of truck bo#' ©r RV foe the rig h t p ric e CAL L I I I 2*111111 GRAND WAG0NEER tttl Good condition' U OOO wagoflobto______ 171 *4X4,44 loaded! Low in ila g e l L ik e n e * f T#ke oner payment! t C # "S r«lfit MERCEDES 3Q0D 1* 77. A ll opt ton* in clu d in g tu n Very c le a n 1 1 owner* * n c * new ! IS VX C all 1X> 7730 roof OUTS CALAIS BRIDGES AND SON I***. 4 door. •**• blue great condition I Below retail* S* S0O _________Call 11) HIP WE BUY ESTATES! PACKAGE DEAL C0BIA00ESSY \m f| L«N» hour|t I o I/O HP Merc r w l l f t . AM FW Canetff PoflO Poiti nllTi aluminum frailer |4 Mn ____ Calf 373 H IS______ CRITCMFIELD it 12VJ MONARCH It * miwtkofa loot control i;vc Can 32) DOi 71 Jeep Pickup w V* Need* bell houtmg *700 otter 71 IS It Marti traitor S7S0 alter 404 Map r A.r ) 1"7' ) PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION EVERY WED NIGHT 7 MPM OA Y T OHA AUTO AU CTIO N Hwy *1. Daytona beach *04 m im WESTWIND TRI HULL If*1 14 K> HP JcAnson all •c c tlte riit, with f r a *ler 1*000 Cat* T22 44)5 21 7 — G a ra g e S a le s HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION Furn.lure Km** deco-tl'OR* clothing appliance* art work leweiry All goeti Fri A Sal Feb ltd and 4th Mom t AM til IBM S>t4fly bird*. »l*i**> Hit Lily Cawrt. Sanftrd 7blk) **tf*l lanl Are wuthel H!h If 171 ID* t o l lh O O O F I t L D b s iY f GROVE VIEW VILLAGE SAT FEB 4tH 4 30 I X 1979 CHEVY PICK UP V* good wor* truck *)k ng **oo ■ Can 17l:*Aa ' t l ! I 1)5 , . 4 <L 1 1* - Mon thru Fn IAMI o SPM Call 111 4*«1 2 3 7— T r a c t o r s a n d T r a ile r s U l l l l i Y TRAILER • ft by Iff £. it corsdi'hOT* i)75 5f#re t»e* C#M 323 aiA 238 — V e h ic le s W a n te d JUNK A WRECKED CARS TRUCKS Running of net We alio tall good u*#d motors A trammlmon* ___ HI m u W f FAY TOF SI tor car*/Truck* We Salt guar an lead vied part* AA AUTO SALVAGE otpeBar, 44**047 241 — R e c r e a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs I •• • lm m #cu'#te Perk model Air Aether Drye» S'ereo 4 Much more' Muii let! immed e'f ly' Sacrifice for ce»h or feke trailer m trade Mill deliver Call le eiburg.Fl fQAM!220» ROYALS INTERNATIONAL Fifth *h#el 1! ft Air condi tfonifig. ArrHlHg *#ti ffTr©ygh bath, 4 dinette Good dean condition' I'a 000 m i m VANTURES TRAILER "ftt 12 ft I eepi • pri.e'v bdrm De'uav* Uiedorvce1 l v )!J ''84J 1979 FAM LUXURY LINER HEST BUY' LIKE NE W Call IS) M4J SUNBELT AUI0 BROKERS LONGWOOD F L 7J I I t f l TOYOTA DOLPHIN 2 28 CAMAR0 I**) T Top4 Loaded' 1e4eorer pa.ment,' Can 17) 41)1 #tt#> cPM GALAXY B0WRIDER 1*7* IS't tl 70 HP Marcury Roctfl traitor tl ax Call 111 1111___ ____ FORD CUSTOM VAN i ff ! 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Tmn lo b* a b « [ l i e , e r l * » n u c ,-4 rutel | • FINANCIAL AID y / O OniyllOOdn R fU A nf 4 dr Acyl Auto Air <Vnrt Mfh##'l 4 N r* KEESH0ND P U PP IES!! Solid Black i Mato* A Female* Eicellenl Breeding! poo io m i i n am / F u rn itu re SA N F O R D RC I. prim # oflica location w ith Mwy Iron la g *1 OCALA NATIONAL J 407 7408500 193 — L a w n & G a rd e n 181— A p p lia n c e s l . X » lq It. 4 bafht. double garag*. 1110 Pa rk Av* . San ford O nlyl U t 000 Mary T*bm Ventur* I Proper I*** County loc ation i 1*4 *00 A c c e s s o rie s BOB M BALL JR M C S M L A K E MARY R E A L T Y 32) kill tot 114 IM4 1 1 wdh toll. Iir*pt*c*. eitrat Reduced" » U 000 Johni Ri-v#' Safler financing1 toll tor OfUilt 4tl»r t l-M [it fim p 904 775 3491 Super location lo r doctor* o tllc *. inturanc *. or r t la ll B u ty location on S R *40 W Molivatod Saltor * 1*4 000 L IN D A * R E O M O R O A N to acrtl * deeded acat» to V» 1ST $55,500 TAKES IT! H ID D E N 1P R IN G 1 ALTAM O N TE ALL 1TCEL BUILDINGS draltr InvpK* } 000 to W OCe tq II Call *07 i*i am toltott F IB E R G L A S S SHOWTR la Ktl . toll hand built >n 4**1 tai HOLLOW CORE DOOR New la U _________ Call 1)0 i»l* a SCAF FOLD a 1 |a(*4. 1 bract* and 4 pin* 4 tl Lika newt 1*1 1111144 323-5200 ZONED PROFESSIONAL1 W1ALTOB De'fon# fif area 0*n#r del H IO O C N L A K E V IL L A ! SANFORD 1 I. la m ily room . ic r » * n * d porch to n c e d .a rd 113*00 Gregory Mobile Home* HAVE YOUR OWN RANCH! perale to Mil immediately! ) IN TOWN* Owl pri.afe* J bdrm 3 bath Game room im m * 1100 tq tl IS* *00 R EA LTY ■I II It4 i I V|| tl f|/4*||l« |4,toll 1*1. lUHf unlimiled, inc. t v acre! May»onn Hoad *0 mi lei from Chiron I7t 100 Good ter mi* d f ip t l. Ilg Mil rig, cvitom BUYINGarlELLINGT Call 6*cky Courton. CCIM1 Rt/MailOOn rtaltf 41*AIM CASSELBERRY: I acr* tonad PR 1 R*duc*d to 141 000 W TAallciewtkl Rtaltor 111 7t«] 153— AcreageLo ts/ S a lc t p#C40 uI f i m»I y toons W A S0N AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TOOUALIFIEO BUYER RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL S A N F O R D ! 3 bdrm . m bafh. large covered wood deck, new bafh, lt% i than 13 000 down! P r k a d it l I S 2 soo Reger Ou«ck J22 M79 M a t e r ia ls PREOWNED HOMES P r o p e r l y / S a le NEW HOME 42 OOOmi• M PLYM OUTH Spoke \A>*eei Coweri i j c 1985 AMIGO a MOVIE CAMERA a 3 ]evdily XI 8*% MORTGAGE! 149— C o m m e rc ia l Lew Down. 1/1, C M/A Mt.tO* LARRY HERMAN BROKER 11*4111___j t t h r t , ..... B U M A ir 111 04 2 3 3 - A u to P a r is ★ MOTORIZED CHAIR Super |m m 191 — B u ild in g CAN SAVE AS MUCH AS lit,OOO On 4 hom* rrortgog* without rtflnkncing For fr*« d*l*ilt writ* TTw Morlgtg* Mind*' Syttom P Hancock. PO Bo, 104. L*k* Mary, FI 11744 Non gualltylngl B u lld tr %tp lll 1 bdrm . 1 bath. 7 *at room. 1 t a r garaga. tc r**n *d porch, privacy t*ncrd Low 170 t Call 111 4 It* LETS TALK REAL ESTATE At little at ltoo Total move In coil will help buy you and your family a new or pra owned 1 bdrm noma with a monthly pmt at low at 14S0 Celt today to confirm It you quality! SANFORD AREA Oldor hom*. rtnovttod on Mrgt corrtor la*, ptoktant neighborhood. Ctn H/A own*r motlvoltd! 114 *00 Coll 407 111Blit 1 K S t i r tOOO. »«t GH 1111 LAKEFRONT BEAUTY! 1 bdrm , It* balh. Modern equipped kllchan. penlry, tolar »*1»r tytlam. pallo, carpaling, tunken living room, family room, double garage. Can M/A. big ttfaerwd porch All for I till too SA N F O R D 1/1. L fl C Block Good » r * « 171.KG Atkumabto 11000down/oltor 111 *114 SANFORD B T OWNER 3bdrmt I 111 t i l l or 111 1144 F ro m 11 tU R«*>alr| delln quent l* « p ro p e rh tt A repo t F o r current IH H call I *001414*44. Cat. I1 U Open rveneigt G O V E R N M E N T H O M ES fro m LAKEFRONT VIEWI Thlt at tractive 4 bdrm . 1 bath, cat cathedral calling, fireplace, great room, kcreened pat to. ********** 155— Condom inium s Co-Op / Sale 11*1 bath. Sonford. 1 b d rm , COitCrtl* block, a n c lo ttd 11 MWV. 11*1 D E B A R Y Au*b |4 OOO^ 2 3 5 - T ru c k s / R*duttton Enl*rg«m*r.t lt)t ihan s monthi old 1471 or b*tt ottof Can at; tot* SALE/LEASE 3056684431/3056685722 OOO' _____ / A c c e s s o rie s if o a im m i ro o m IIA L L R E A L T Y • M E N 'S OT NO ( OA* P f • SHARP COPIER ★ AFFORDABLE! ★ •*i)E VOTED TO EXCELLENCE I ON?! Cvetllenf 'prtdiftOh* HOC ID E A L R E A L E S T A T E Call Bryan Settler 40 7 668 4390 REAL ESTA Tl. INC. " remote cOTtro*.. I yean 4 I I CAM.ARO B f f l t M i f i I ipd A ir. P o rv fr W is d o m D ocki 333 v n It) 1981 TOYOTA CRESSIDA flfOFtn •S 000 m, Sfe nil#!! i'ee' M IL L E R S IF YOU PROMISED HER A ROSE GARDEN! See thik 1 bdrm . 1 bath with SO row buthet. Including Iht lln l thorneill lo be brought la America, alio bet 1 diver ant tree Home It In par lac I con dltion Nice location Under home warranty Price It great tool Only I ........... St* »0C Wl l l l l ltl D E L T O N A L A K B G lE A S O N In ground pool, w i l t , 1 bdrm . ] l f bath w ith fam ily room, Intercom, double garage and ip r ink tore Only I1S.OOOII Makeda C o ra ........... 1/4 4111 } 13** 341*Orlando Dr D E B A R Y l 1 bdrm. 1 bath, t p lII No q u a lify in g , 1/1, 1 car g a ra g e , ic re e n e d p r c h , la n c e d F a n e A b lin d t E i c a l t a n t nai ghbor hood I Aetna One R a t t y , elk tor W. ZENITH COLOR CONSOLE C O LO U JC U . O & N KG A U PRICED TO SELL! Neal 1 bdrm . t bait, with Cen H/A. fireplace, convenient location, nice neighborhood, near echocl Now p-iced at 1S4 eco DELTONA OWNER FINANCED! J .r FO R S A L E Cali i l l a rt* • K IT C H E N SIN K • Good Ut*d T V I US and up NO DOWN PAYMENT! t ' E it u clean t*o 1'SO _____ Call Buddy 110*131 priced below market value) Modern 1 bdrm.. l bath country home, family rm , covered pallo. 14X11' open pallo. 1 lake l bacutltul Cedar treat wt appror l'y acret Cen H/A. partially fenced Owner will help arrange II nanclngl Its OCX) Call laotl »»410l* _____ 1440 Sanford Are 321-0731..........321-2257 GLASS t METAL SHELVING WASHERS AND DRYERS MUST SACRIFICE* 2 3 1 - C a rs 2 2 3 — M is c e lla n e o u s N a t h a n . D r , art R elng Rangel, rebuilt end gver lit) SantordA.e 13) 4744 Fulton Canlar. a u Fulton St Sanford a » v j ft trpandable oft.ee and re talltpaca 11X 14 tfor eg* ( r. J_ F u r n itu re By Owner, 1 bdrm t. Iba Screened porch Like new) E.tret i n 1001 »1 1IM . i 181— A p p lia n c e s — HIDDEN LAKE TERRACE A ll YOU N H L ) TO K N O W IN RIAL I STATE BOOT SHOP KIT V CARLYLE® h> I arn WriKht 141 — H o m e s l o r S a le 19S9 — 11B 4,. i, -*c • tw<» ACT tHAVEL SCH O O L E Ai(f»#)«4 w i NNi ystemsTechInstitute 1X1 HI TECH CAREERS i rj ELECTRONICS COMPUIEIS OfTlCl AUT0MAM0N lob P lK tm * n l F in a n c ia l A id F o r l h o * a W t> 0 Q u a lif y 331-2840 III I 'lb#m©rin Bird Cetielbarry i V k ^ >Jb i y 4 j - /, ^ A • ( V �;* i n * * H i "™ I" i a « — Senlord » $ # # p * *0 t IT / /-• r r * * * * * * * Herald, Senlord. Florida — Wednetdty. February 1, 1969 Save During Winn-D ixie’S G iant QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED m a u troaat «< I Stop by tny Winn D U ie In your ' area and rrgliter to win a • to o 00 f shopping »preel We ll be giving away 13 c l them, to don't mlta your chance to wlnt Complete delall* and drawing blank* are available In each (tore. I f * all Irom Del Monte and Wlnn-Dlale. Your Choice for Low Price* and »o much morel ALL FLAVORS DEL H O M E PUDDING DEL MONTE 15-oz. SPINACH, 16-oz. CUT REGULAR, CUT NO SALT, FRENCH REGULAR or FRENCH NO SALT GREEN BEANS, or WHOLE KERNEL, NO SALT WHOLE KERNEL, CREAM STYLE or NO SALT CREAM STYLE CORN rncu m lad is ut (ooo ta INI lO UO BIK H O W (O V N U l oait’ o<usa uuAai osaou sumua W . l AO •C tfSJ LA«I OTfeS ? 4 cup PKG. g y a T T “ NITH out FILLEO SUPER BONUS CERUMCAIE UAAOh tG to »M » I S3 l t d «** 13* I I I e m i C9NIT»1 REGISTER TO ruia II I tM iXk e w m i a I D EL MONTE TOMATO KETCHUP WIN A $1©0°° 32-oz. GROCERY SHOPPING SPREE! s iz e ffagfc T r WITH ONI T IU IO SUPER BONUS CERTIFICATE P ric e s in th is ad g o o d T h u rs d a y th ro u g h W e d n e s d a y F e b ru a ry 2 -8 , 1989 DEL M O NTE REG ULAR or L IT E FRUIT COCKTAIL CANS FOR WITH ONE FILLED S U M * BONUS CERTIFICATE America’s Supermarket REGULAR or NATURAL LIG H T W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS 12-PK. 12-oz. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 01, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b8fa16eceb361887059625ce81d291aa.pdf 562d76f4109ecfab954a0a74acf8baf9 PDF Text Text TUESDAY J a n u a r y .< M , 1 9 8 9 ___ _________ A-------------------- _______ ______________ ___ -----—— 81st Year. No 130 - Santg-j .iJJS I. Fionda Accused teacher on trial NEWS DIGEST BRIEFS U.S. citizen kidnapped M ED ELLIN . Colombia — A U S citizen was kidnapped l>v <in unkniiwii inimlx r ol armed men. who .tlvt abducted .1 Colombian Inis! iirvsmuii. poller said Motiiluy I'olter Idnilllk-d the captives as M lrharl K ryll. :17. ol 1'li 1l.111cl |d) u« and Norman Erhuvarrla Oto/ugn .1 Colombian businessman 'They were uhehn ted Friday while driving in Medellin |Hilit «••Mini K ryll arrived in Medellin, the heart ol a ■(Maine iradlrktug nriw ork l«>o miles north ol Ikigm .r in m id Dec einber Okt/ag.t s lainlly drscrllx-d him .0 a stxiciloglM and art collc-eior and said he w.isutt vaeallon G o l d s b o r o in s t r u c t o r f a c e s c h ild m o l e s t a t io n c h a r g e s By BRAD C H U R C H Herald stall wnior SANFORD In a l Iregaii Monday in Seiinnule In ult Court lor a suspended Gold»boro El*-mcnlu > teacher .m i used of ic- x o a 11> m o l e s t i n g rtu ulr students at the U'tllMlI Fire station catches fire SU IS U N < IT Y . Calll — Fiii-tlglm-is did lull have lo I'o lar In Iwllle a twoalurm blaze late Moodav allrrncim Alter .ill It was I he firehouse dial was hunting Chief l-arrv Stevens said the lire iM iu iie o when firemen fmm die department ol neighbor Mill < 11y Fairfield were prarlic-Mig a smoke drill, u tin b somehow iinm -d Milo die n-.cl thing | hr lire started oil the gnitillil lloor and spread op through the slrueliire he slid From Unilod Press International reports Almost two years ago a combination ot pollution and algae infestation rosulted m a large hsh Kill in the lake Here Kenneth □ Nation North trial under way W A S H IN G TO N - About 2f«d (tropic were railed lo ap|M?ir ai the federal courthouse Tuesday so a Judgr c ould start jitekliig a Jury to hear the Inm Ccm tru ease ol d r United Stales vs Oliver North Alter more tlian two years of Investln.itInn grand jury hearings, indictment and legal wrangling*. die trial ol die e vW h lle Mouse aide on 12 tHciny efiarges was 10 Ix-gin Tuesday m orning liefore U .S District .fudge Gerhard Gesell Sealing th e 12 J u r o rs and si* alternates Is c x p e c l r d to la k e tw o w e e k s Ttx-n T o l m Keker ■ b le l d e p o t \ In d e jt e n d e lll p c o s r e o lo r 1 -u w c r i n r W a ls h w ill p re s e n t tlx 1 ase d i a l tiMik S I :i m illio n lo ju o d i u < Soo Pago 6 A Bitter cold crippling economy W llO K A G h A la s k a M aska s w o is l w in te r in .0 least a dec adc is s l.t r iin g lo b u r l d ie e ■ o n o i l l x a*, n ti b< In v.1I1I1 1 o ld a n d g a le w in d s Io n e d ol In la ls to s h ill d o w n th e s t a l e s o il j m iii • 111 p i o i lm lin o h v m o re t h a n h a ll 111 tin n a I lo ll s h u g e s t o il lle lil A ll o v e r A la s k a s. 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MARK 0 AR FIELD Herald stall writer ________________ SANFOKD The* p ro p o s e d d r a in in g of L a k e Jrs u | > in a tx iiii i h f c r y e a rs to im p r o v e w a le t ip i.illtv a n d lls ln u g 1 m ild I m th e llr s i ol s e v e ra l sin li d r a in in g * m th e 1(1.000 .11 re s h a llo w Ixnlx ol w a te r s o u th e a s t ol th e c ity V in c e W illia m s a lis h e rtc * b io lo g is t w ith th e F l o r i d a G a m e a n d F r e s h w a t e r F is h C o m m is s io n , said la rg e la k e s s u c h L a k e te s u ji m a y h a v e lo h e .11 least d r a in e d e w rx K i m 15 v e in s m p r o v id e 1 o n i li i ii o u s In i p im c if ic n l W i lli a m s w h o is in c h iir g i ol tin - s t.m s |.1 k < 1 e s i o i a t m i l 1 H u l l s s a id Lake I i i I iiij h k .d lg .i lo m i l i o i i l v 1 .d ie d L a k e f o lio s u n lit ol K is s im m e e h a s b e e n jtactlullx ■Ir a n i, d 1h r •• t im e s situ e stlli • 11*71 th e Iasi 1m u m l ‘ i*7 l h said iln im p r o v e m e n t s n . 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McGolcIrt'K had louclled them were children with learning or disctplmarx problems, and then- are tnconstsleurles in then testimony, their statements are m isjx -i -i Much ol the state s testimony will ccinslst ol videotaped tnterrvlcws with the Juvenile gltls T tir Interviews were- emuluetrd hv HRS and Sanford i'niter child allies- Irivesitgalors Part ol tin- testimony Monday 1 oiixisinl ol a > Ulriilajx-d tiller v lew Willi tile girl whose ir|x.rl resulted III Goldrii'k s artest Iasi Max the gill now ID was .dsoi alkll lo the wlllie*»* stand lo stall that s h e i r i n r t i d x - i c d th e tllte rx le w c o n d u c t e d a lx io l a w e e k a lte r tin an id e m a m i that sin h a d not tx-en 1 0.11 In d 01 re h e a rs e il III In f a n s w e r s lo tin t.i|x -d in te rv ie w iln - g if I said th a t o n Max 17 site w a s s ta v in g a lte r s c h o o l w a ll in g lor her ln e ii d . w lio lia d 1 I n r u s | ir.n H i i- s o l h e v e m d il rn li See T r ia l. 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A M ‘l |x r. . ie k - ■ a ■e ;.. i » •• '•*“ * *n•« r r s t.il n ls m , o s • j i« r • 111*1*• .in.| ,' | | » i. . 1 n ex 1 I l n s | ..w d " w t: 1 U n i J » -j-.il.• See Decline. f’»ge 3A Business Locations B ased on Interview s with 385 chief executive olltcers �a* — Sontord Hifiirt, Sanlord, Florida — Tuesday, January 31, 196W NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE S TA TE Offices vacant in Orlando area U n I H d Press Ir'srnational 149 Haitians oacked on 40-foot sailboat t I! t MIAMI — Immigration olllclals interviewed 149 Haitians (tacked aboard a 40 foot wooden sailboat Monday night, trying to determine whether they should be allowed to enter the United States, a Coast Guard spokesman said. A tugboat reported the sailboat to the Coast Guard about 2:30 p.m. It was 9 miles east of Miami. Coast Guard officers said the 40-foot sailboat had 149 Haitians aboard. "It 's a lot of people. It's disgusting. It's grossly overloaded and extremely dangerous," said Petty Officer Joe Dye. Patrol boats walled nearby before Immigration and Natural­ ization Service officials arrived on the scene to Interview the passengers. " A good wave or a shift In weight could cause It to capsize. It's happened before," Dye said. The passengers. Including an undetermined number of pregnant women and children, were transferred to two 1 10-foot Coast Guard vessels and were Interviewed and given food, blunktts und medical evaluations. Dye said. Three men In the their 30s were airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital In Miami because o f severe dehydration, he said. The Coast Guard boats were about 7 miles offshore Monday night, drifting northward. Dye said. Dye said that if Immigration officials determine they ore economic migrants, the people will be taken by the Coast Gunrd back to Halil. Growth for Miami predicted |i It MIAMI — Miami was named one of eight U.S. cities expected lo have the most profitable growth mnrkets In the 1990s because of lls status os a major transportation hub. The other seven selected by Alex. Brown Realty Advisers — all transportation centers — were f’ hlesgo, Washington, D.C., Cincinnati. Nashville. Denver and Atlanta. In focusing on the eight titles, the forecast by the Culu.norr Investment consulting firm, said the air transport hubs are attractive to Industry because they represent places where products can be created at the lowest cost and distributed efficiently. Dallas was singled out os the expected leader In the category txcause of Its "central locution, existing transportation systems, moderate cllmule und aggressive business environ­ m ent." " W r have become a nation where the distribution of products, services and people Is of the highest priority," the report said. "The elites, such as the air transport hubs which have recognized this trend und dealt with the Infrastructure requirements, are already ahead of their competition." Wrong punctuation means new trial * TALLAHASSEE — A new trial has been ordered for a woman *rnl lu prison for shooting her ex-husband after he beat her because n dropped letter and punctuation mark In Jury Instructions hurt her claim of self-defense, an appeals court ruled Monday. "Under the specific circumstances of this cose ... we hold the trial court's deviation from the standard Instruction was fundamental, reversible error," the First District Court of Appeal said In a six-page opinion. The court ruled that Sharon Johnson Williams, serving a three-year sentence for aggravated battery with a firearm, should receive a new trial and lx freed from prison If she posts liohd. T h e apprnls court said under Florida law the use of deadly lo n e In self-defense Is Justified If a person believes death or grrat bodily harm will result In resisting "another's" attempt lo Injure or kill him. But Mudlson County Judge Wallace Jopling, lu his Instructions lo the Jury, twice used Ihe word "another" and that. Ihe Justices said, gave Ihe statute an entirely different MIAMI - OfPrc vacancy rates In dow ntow n Orlando. West Palm Bench, and Tampa rose In the fourth quarter, and the downtown rate In West Palm Beach ranked as the nation's highest, a real estate firm re­ ported Monday. Vacancy rates In suburban markets o f Orlando, and Boca Raton also rose during the last three months o f 1988, Cushman A Wakefield Inc. In New York CLEARWATER — A taste for beer proved to be the undoing of an escaped convict Monday. Frankie l.cc Bass, serving a life term for kidnapping, armed rubbery and escape, escaped from the Pinellas County Jail Sunday by cutting through a chain link fence and climbing several other fences, a spokesman for the Pinellas County sheriff's office said. Boss, a Florida State Prison Inmate, was at the Pinellas County Jail to testify tn a murder trial. Bans wns apprehended shortly before noon Monday when employees of n slore In the Crystal Bench Shopping Plaza saw u suspicious character emerge from a wooded area. Authorities surrounded ih> urea, then searched the shopping center and found Bass In Muddy's Tavern drinking a beer, the spokesman said. He was returned to Ptncllas County Jail and faces additional rharges of aggravated assault, burglary, robbery, grand theft auto, escape, false Imprisonment and carrying n concealed weapon, the spokesman said. From United Press International reports LOTTERY The dally number Monday in the Florida lottery CASH 3 game was Cushman & Wakefield said. The vacancy rate In West Palm Bench Jumped to 33.5 percent from 30.3 poteen', und ranked as the highest recorded In the su rvey. Cushm an & Wakefield said. Austin. Texas, had the second highest downtown vacancy rate, at 31 percent. In T a m p a a n d O r la n d o , downtown vacancy rales also rose, to 18.1 percent from 17.5 percent, and to 17.9 percent from 17.7 percent, respectively. Cushman A Wakefield said. Downtown markets In Florida that posted improved vacancy rales Included Miami, where the rate fell to 25 percent from 25.0 percent, and Fort Lauderdale, where the rate declined to 14.8 percent from 15.9 percent. In suburban Boca Raton, the office vacancy rate rose to 36.2 percent from 33.7 percent. The rate In Boca Raton ranked as the nation's second highest, behind suburban Austin. Texas, where the rate w as 37.5 percent, Cushman A Wakefield said. Kimball sentenced Kings Ferry family to 17 years in prison claims Lotto prize Unltsd Press International TAMPA — Former Olympic diving medalist Brure Kimball was sentenced to 17 years in prison fo r drunken drivingmanslaughter Monday in an a c c id e n t t h a t k ille d t w o teen agers and injured four others last summer. Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Harry Lee Coe said he hoped the sentence "will scream cut to the young people that you m ujt suffer the consequences of drunk d. Ivlng. We must stop It." After a 2 Vvhour hearing, Coe sentenced Kimball to 15 years on one o f two manslaughter counts and two years to be served consecutively for driving under the Influence and causing a serious Injury. Kimball received 15 years of probation on the second man­ slaughter count and live years each on tw o other drunken driving-serious Injury counts, all to lx served consecutively. Coe ordered Ihe |xrmnnrnt revocation o f Kimball's driver's license and stipulated the pro­ bation will Include undisclosed amounts of community service. Kimball. 25. pleaded guilty to the charges Jan. 11 but was allow ed to change his plen Monday to no contest because of the possibility guilty picas would prevent victims and their fami­ lies from receiving damages from two Insurance companies thut covered Kimball, Stale sentencing guidelines called for a sentence o f 7 to 22 years on the charges. B efo re the sen ten ce was handed (town. Kimball's parents testified In his behalf along with s e v e r a l p r o m in e n t d iv in g coaches. Kimball was free on bond prior to hts trial but after pleading gulliy was Jailed without band to await sentencing. He has been kept In a one person call and ch eck ed e v e r y 15 m in u tes because his attorneys told Coe before the guilty pleas Ihut they w e re c o n c e rn e d abou t his "self-destructive behavior." The state dropped two counts o f manslaughter by culpable negligence wtilch had been filed In case a Jury declined to convict Kimball on the DU1 charges. Unltsd Press Intarnatlonal TALLAHASSEE - Cynthia L e w is s a id M o n d a y s h e expects to receive a tale birthday present — a new car. purchased by her parents with the $3 million they won in the Florida tottery the night Cyn­ thia turned 16. Earl and Jean Lewis, who live in Kings Ferry near the Georgia stale line north of Jacksonville, cluuncd their share of last week's $9 million Jackpot Monday uftrmoon. Two other winners holding winning tickets purchased in Port St. Lucie and Pompano Beach had nol yet claimed their prize. Jean Lewis said she buys #10 o f Lotto tickets each week. Her husband had spent #3 a week uni 11 fate Intervened two weeks ago. "H e gave me a #5 bill, and I had #2 left over so I thought. "I'm Just going to pick these two tickets at random."’ she said. "W e played those two tickets only two weeks and It was (the) one with the winning numbers." The Lewis* will receive a check for #159,912 each year for the next 20 years. Cynthia Lewis said she hoped that would mean a little more allowance money for her and that she had been promised a new car. " I in hoping for a Corvette, but they won't lei me have II." Cynlhlasald. Eail Lewis said he would probably buy his daughter a safe economy car. Jean Lewis bought the win­ ning ticket In a LIP Champ store In Hilliard. She said she learned she had won by wat­ ch in g the te le v is e d Lotto drawing on Saturday night. "I thought we Just had four (of the six winning numbers) ut first." she said. "1 started counting and said 'We've got two.' then I said 'W e've got three.' then four, then 'No we've got five.' and 'No we've got slxl’ (Earl) like to had a heart attack. Judge orders inmates out of tent U n ltsd Prsss I n t s r n s t lo n s l MIAMI —.A federal Judge Monday ordered Broward County Jail officials to remove 82 Inmales from u tent at the North Broward Detention Center, where they were living after county Jails became overcrowded. U.S. District Judge William Htxvelcr gave Broward County Sheriff Nick Navarro 24 hours to remove the Inmates. meaning. Escapee’s thirst is his downfall said In Its quarterly survey of the nation's olflrr market, tn sub­ urban Orlando, the rate m*e to 21.4 percent from 19.8 parent. O ffic e v a c a n c y r a te s In d o w n tow n M iam i and Fort Lauderdale, and In suburban West Palm Beach and Tampa fell during the fourth quarter, the company said. Nationwide, the office vacancy rale In downtown markets fell to 15 percent (mm 15.2 percent In the third quarter. However, the rate remained above the 1987 year-end rate o f 13.8 percent. Eastern unveils discounts U n lts d P rs s s In ta rn n llo n a l MIAMI — Eastern Airlines Inc. Monday unveiled a re­ vamped and expanded dis­ count program aimed at cap­ turing an Increasingly impor­ tant segment of the leisure travel market — the elderly. An airline analyst said se­ niors may not tespond. how­ ever. u n less the troubled airline can convince them that It will l x around for some time to come. Officials first erected the tent last July because o f overcrowding, but Hoevcler ordered the Inmate* removed, sheriff"s office spokesman /.I Gordon sold. The tent was being used as a booking facility when overcrowding forced prison officials Friday to begin bousing Inmates th ere. G ord on sa id . O ffic ia ls asked Hoevcler's permission Friday, he said. "The quickest thing to do wo* to move them Into the tent." Gordon said. T h ere was a record total o f 3.416 prisoners, including 82 In the tent, at the county's three Jails Monday afternoon. Gordon said. Total capacity is 2.650. Pompano Beach building Inspector Will Willis said the tent was approved only for processing, not bousing Inmntes. The city told county administrators Ihe permit has been revoked. Two counties get disaster aid Unltsd Prsss Intsrnstlonsl TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Bob M u r tln c z a s k e d fe d e r a l authorities Monday lo declare Escambia and Santa Rosa coun­ ties economic disaster areas because o f business losses caused by the closing of the Pensacola Bay Bridge. "T h e temporary loss of access to the bridge has had a severe Impact on the residents and businesses o f Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, and federal assistance Is vital If these people are to endure this extrem e hardship." Martinez wrote In a letter to Ihe Small Business' Administration. If the SBA declares an econom­ ic disaster, businesses that have suffered major losses because of the bridge closing would be ellgablc for low Interest federal economic Injury loans. Eligible businesses could re­ ceive of up to #500,000 with 30 years to repay at an Interest rate of 4 percent. The bridge has been closed since Jan. 14. when It was struck and badly damaged by a barge. The closing left residents of Gulf Breeze. Pensacola Beach and other small communities rela tively Isolated, w ith an expensive terry service or a 100-mlle round-trip detour their o n ly w ays o f reaching the mainland, A study by the Department of Community Affairs found that more than three-fourths of 172 local businesses surveyed re­ ported lost Income o f more than 50 percent. Those businesses had a total of 9 6 1 employees. Martinez told SBA Regional Administrator June Nichols eco­ nomic losses would get worse the longer the bridge Is closed. The Department of Transporta­ tion has begun emergency re­ pairs, but predicts the bridge will be closed for four to six months. 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LOCAL FO R EC A S T E X TEN D E D O UTLO O K Today...Sunny (hts afternoon with a high In the upper 70s und winds from the west ut 10-15 ----------------1 mph. Tonight...Clear except for fog SUNDAY TH UR SDAY SATURDAY FR ID A Y developing lale. Low tempera­ W E D N E S D A Y P t y C l d y 8 8 -S 2 P ty C ld y 7 0 -5 0 C lo u d y 6 2 -4 0 C lo u d y 8 8 -8 8 P ty C ld y 7 2 -4 8 ture In Ihe mid 50s. Tomorrow...Sunny with a high near HO and winds from the TID ES southwest at lOmph. S TA TIS TIC S MOON PHASES E xtended forecast...M ostly su nny T h u rsd a y b e c o m in g The high temperature in San­ TU ESD AY: partly cloudy F riday. Then SO LU NAR TABLE: Min. 5 55 ford Monday was 80 degrees and M ,W UU,T the overnight law was 62 as (tartly cloudy Saturday. Highs a.m.; Maj. 12 05 a m.. 6:20 p m. Thursday In the lower 80*. Lows TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. reported by thr University of Th u rsd ay night In the 50s 2:21 a.m.. 2:25 pm .: lows. 8.54 Florida Agricultural Res* arch central and highs Friday near a m.. H 42 p .m : New Sm yrna und Education Center. Celery Avenue. BO Beach: highs. 2:26 a.m.. 2:31 There was no recorded rainfall FIRST FULL Feb. 12 ( #0 during Ihe 24-hour period end­ FLORIDA TEM PS ing at 8 a m . Tuesday. The temperature at 8 a m. M IA M I (U P lt - F terete Johov* Ion today was 67 d egrees and poiotvr** one reir*ell el 7 a re I I T Tuesday's overnight low was 62. Tunder BOATINQ BEACH CONDITIONS M4 L o Uere as recorded by the National y ApoledwtaU H Weather Service at the Orlando C m t iW a f t 17 Si Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet • D aytona Beach: Wave* arc I International Airport. D t r t e u Beeifi 4 •I 4 Today., wind west 5 to 10 ku foot and glossy. Current la to the T m l L#u*»*et* «J 4 1 70*1 U * w t Other data* Seas 2 ft. or lr*s Bay and Inland I I 41 south with a water temperature Goino*vtlio T9 M Troto of 62 degrees C M onday’ s high.................. B 1 waters smooth New Sm yrna V o d io o m o ft rn Ttoco Tonight...wind variable 5 to 10 C B arom etric pressure..30.1 I Beach: Waves are (fat Current Is » r * Wo*t I I 41 k u Seas 2 ft or less Bay and C R elative h u m id ity.... 07 pet Mlomi •1 a lo the south, with a water OlonSo C W in d s..... N orthw est. 6 mph •1 41 Inland waters smooth. temperature ul 62 degrees. Sun e — »o io n 9% 4 7 R ain fall....... - .......... 0 .0 0 In. 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Hkr 'If Ho utton pc tntfionopot.l ly X 4 » U t(lt y ly u n to Boot ty LOO Anytlot ty LeuMviO* ly MompAitly V lotuOOtpC Mmnoippiupy ly *4*n O*oon* ly *■*• 70*4 PC OkloTwnoCtTyly OnoAo i* Pntiooo'pMo ly P»«>on.ol Pittytorgepc Poft t - a mo Pm*M*ncopc a «S * n o n ily !• L 4 M III Vol’ Loo* City pc Von Antaniop* Lo*D *yoty Von 7 ronovcot PC HI Lo r « p M » a* - « » 44 to ti 44 » 41 » w it #4 ir o» 4) is a *t n at 41 u 44 J* 44 l i at #4 17 » 41 H it 11 41 4) » a U 40 i r 44 V * rt ■4 V 14 u 43 *» 43 99 n u u 43 41 40 » * M t* M n 4t It 34 14 44 41 II » to H 11 n 43 V u 0) H 44 u a* 4) 74 a 44 41 n u n 44 44 n n 41 �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, January 3), 1989 — #* Red Cross needs money for aid POLICE BRIEFS j ^ | ByCAROL J.RUM$EY HeraM Staff Writer Woman accused !n stabbing OVIEDO — An 18-ycar-oId Oviedo woman la charged with aggravated bullery In Ihe Blabbing of her ex-boyffleml. Gloria D. Lamar, o f 689 Doctors Court. Oviedo, was arrestrd in Lome by Oviedo police at I2;48a.m. today. She U a:cu scd ol slabbing Samuel Finney. 20. o f l 10 Division St.. Oviedo. Finney was wounded In the r'ght shoulder with a 6 lnch bread knife, Oviedo police report. He was treated by paramedics. Finney went to the police station at about midnight to report he had been stabbed while at Lamar's house. They had been arguing over his dating another woman, police reported. As Finney turned back lo face Lamar, as he was wulklng out o f her house, police said, he was stabbed. Bond for Lamar is $5,000. Elghty-threr Seminole County residents learned firsthand In 1988 what It's like to lose their homes to lire. They also learned It would have been far worse had there not been an American Red Cross lo turn lo. N ow ih e C entral F lo r id a Chapter o f ihe Red Cross Is doing Ihe turning. Officials say they n e e d S 14.000 to g et through the next six months, The m oney Is for what Ihe agency culls Its moat essential and m andated service, thut which Is offered to family lire victims Police report attack after pursuit SANFORD — A man reportedly turned on a policeman anti fought him after (lceing from a stolen pickup irurk. Police reported Is capture. Joseph Rutledge, 26. of 39 Seminole Gurdens. Sanford, was caught and arrested on Seventh Street at about 11:30 p.m. Monday, lie Is charged with resisting arrest both with and without violence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police said they saw him discard u pipe used lo smoke crack cocaine. A police K-9 dog was used In the chase, and Ihe K-9 handler reported Unit when he confronted Rutledge. Rutledge fought him. Bond is $ 1,000 . "W e ’re in dire straits, really." Lisa Lorenze. public relations and financial director for the Central Florida Chapter, said Monday. "V.'c launched a cam­ paign to raise funds, but only $2,000 was collected." Lorenze said that $2,000 doesn't fcU too far when you consider the average per person cost is $130. Last year alone Red Cross serviced 152 fires In Or­ ange. Osceola and Seminole counties, and clothed, fed. and sheltered 500 people. Few families realize ihe devas­ tation a fire can cause, or choose nol to think about It. believing 11 won t happen to them. Lorenze said most continue to believe this until It does happen; then for those caught without insur­ ance Ihe Red Cross become* a means of survival. They are given canned goods, blankets. toothbrushes, sham poo, and nately. ihe timing ol those dis­ often times a place to stay. asters cotncldrd with local Red According to Lortnzc. a recent Cro*-* holiday drive efforts, and Increase in llrcs have made ll has left Ihe lire victims fund even tougher for ihe agency lo depleted. keep pace. Thb dorr no' mean families "There iajuut so much growth will gc unrered for, Lorenze in our area, especially In Oilandu ensured Dial care wiil continue with people coming In every­ us Congress has mandated the day." she said. "W e budgeted agency to provide. A lread y. $30,000 for this fiscal year, but $4,000 has been transferred It was gone within Ihe first six from another fund to cover them months." for u lime. The real pain is being Growth Is not (he only factor felt In Ihe loss of part-time contributing to the shortage. An clerical workers To compensate, earthquake In Armenia and a remaining workers are doubling hurricane In Jamaica affected upon duties. local efforts to raise dollars Cnmrlbullnns may l»e mailed Lorenze said Cenlral Floridians were very generous In thetr t o t h e C e n t r a l F l o r i d a response, ea rm a rk in g thetr Chaptcr/Amerlean Red Cross. 5 checks for the thousands of North Bumbv Avc.. Orlando. people needing help. Unfortu­ Fla.. 32803 County businessman ordered to pay $13,095 in back wages Seminole County business­ man Charles A Llberatore has been ordered lo pay $13,095 In b a ck w a g e s and an eq u al amount In liquidated damages to 22 employees, according lo the U.S. Department o f l^ibor. The order, signed by U.S. District Judge G. Kendall Sharp. In Orlando, resulted from a Fair Labor Standard* Act IFLSA) suit filed April 17. 1086 by the Secretary of Labor again:.. Llb­ eratore. Llberatore was engaged In Card picked before reported robbery LAKE MARY — A man who selected a valentine card with a black and red design lhai said "S E X ," robbed Ihe card shop after choosing Ihe card. Seminole County sheriffs deputies report. The clerk at Jasmine Cards and Gifts. 641 Lake Mary Boulevard *163, rural Lake Mary, reported helping the man choose the card before he Implied he was armed and demanded cash. The clerk handed over $200 and was ordered to lie on the floor before the robber (led with Ihe cash at about 0 p.m. Monday, drpulles said. Deputies investigate shooting MIDW a Y — Johnny Frank Dixon, 27. o f 2105 Brtssor Midway, reported to Seminole County sheriffs deputies nc accidentally shot himself In the shoulder while unloading a .22-caliber pistol at his house at about 12:25 a.m. today, However, shcrllfs deputies said they did not find Ihe gun at the scene, so the shooting Is under Investigation. Dixon wus treated at Central Florida Reglunnl Hospital. Sanford. TRANSM ISSION TR O U B LE ? U.S. Attorney McNamara resigns Unltart P r » « t International BOSTON - Kmb.(tiled U.S. Attorney Frank McNamara re­ signed Monday, saying the work of the U.S, attorney's office is "to o Im portant" to be side­ tracked by controversy. M cNam ara, under Intense pressure from members of his own staff to resign, made the unnouncemcnt at a brief news conference at ihe MrCormlck Federal Building. He left the room quickly, refusing lo answer questions from the media. McNumara did not say when his resignation would lake cfTecl. and there was no Immediate word oil a successor. Kcporls said nearly all Ihe cleaning and restoring hotel and m old restrooms. The sull charged Ihe defen­ dant with having violated the minimum-wage, overtim e-pay and recordkeeping provisions of the act since May I. 1983. Carol A. Gaudln. Ihe departm ent's r e g io n a l a d m in is tr a to r fo r em p lo y m en t standards In Allantu said in a press release. The loilKir Department's legal action followed ntvesilgutions by the Wage and Hour Division. Jacksonville. HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS federal prosecutors under him urged him to resign. Thornburgh confirmed he had received a letter calling for McNamara's firing from 28 of McNamara's 37 assistant a t­ torneys. McNamara has lwen under fire since lust year when hr reported Ills predecessor, William Weld, smoked marijuana, a charge that wus never proven. During a Justice Department Investlga* lion of his conduct. McNamara acknowledged lie himself had used the drug. McNamara. 41. uppolntcd In 1986 by former Attorney G ener­ al Edwin Meesr, said In a published report that the cull for ills ouster was a liberal conspir­ acy. 209 W. 25th Street • Sanford Happiness is a hat Hw*W W » (o by l out* IW 322-8415 i i iia 29 Years Same Location Angela Mann, ago 6, of Sanford, joins others in the magic hoi parade al Hamilton Elementary. Angela is in Magglo Pittman's class al tho school. FAMILY OWNED F IR S T F E D E R A L O F S E M IN O L E EMERGENCY CALLS MONDAY • 9:45 a.m. — 2600 Orlando Dr., medical call, man. 37. not transported. • 1:30 p in. - 210 K. Com­ m ercial Dr., mcdicul call, woman. 35. transported lo Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. • 4:07 p.m - 1010 W. I3»h St., medical call, woman. 27. transported by private vehi­ Sjnford / Longwcxvt 1Orange City / DeHzry /Oviedo / f orevt City A U TO -TIN T cle. • 4:30 p .m . — Airport T IN T E D WINDOW S A T L O W COST Boulevard and M ellonvllle Avenue, brush fire. • I1 3 3 p .m — H|5S French Avc.. trauma, man. unknown age. transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital. (rom 4 .5 7 Koval & Sons Window Tinting • 11:55 p.m — 1002 CypreM Avc.. medical call, woman. 71, transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital 3 2 2 -4 7 7 8 Spanish prince killed in Vail skiing accident Unit* lint* itlc STATEMENT OF CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1988 ASSETS Cash 4.367,190 Investments 9.675.051 Mortgage Loans & Mortgage-Backed Securities PHILLIPS il VAIL. Colo. — Prince Alfonso dr Dorbon of Spain was killed Monday In a skiing arcldrnl at Ihe World Alpine Ski Champion­ ships when hr ran Into a cable being sei up for a race course finish line, officials said. The 52-yrar-old cousin of King Juan Carlos of Spain died of unspecified neck Injuries when hr hit Ihe low-hanging cable being prepared al Ihe finish of Ihe Beaver Creek race course for men's downhill training, the Eagle County shcrdT* depart­ ment said Alfonso. Spain's ambassador to Sweden and a member of Ihe International Ski Federation, was taken lo Ihe Vail Valley Medical Center, where hr was declared dead, sheriffs deputies said. An exact cause of death had nol been determined, and an investigation of the accident was under way, sheriff * spokesman Jeff Beavers said P a co F ern a n d cr O ch oa. S[tain's 1972 Olympic slalom gold medalist arid a close friend of Ihe prince, said two other accomplished skllers. Austrian Toni Sailer and his wife, were with Alfonso al Ihe time of Ihe accident. "S a ile r warned about the cable." Fernandez Ochoa said "(Sailer) actually skied under It. Bui Alfonso apparently m is­ judged Ihe distance or didn't hear." A n o th e r G ood Year! $OQOO " 6 6 " IS STILL IN SEMINOLE COUNTY CALL 190,589,450 Other Loans 3,247.956 Fixed Assets - Net 1.232.333 Fixed Asset Appraisal Increment 611,806 Real Estate Owned 720,243 Other Real Estate 116,800 19,249.208 Other Assets TOTAL 1- 800- 433-3520 • • • • 229.810.037 LIABILITIES AN D R E G U L A TO R Y C A P ITA L Savings Accounts 174,504,325 SVPESlO.EAN GASOLINES Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank 20.120,000 BULK LUBRICANTS DIESEL FUEL HOME HEATING FUEL Other Borrowed Money 21.988.503 1 - 800 - 433-3520 PH ILLIPS “6 6 ” 3.781,303 Other Liabilities Appraised Equity Capital* Retained Earnings 611.806 8,804,100 9.415.906 Total Regulatory Capital TOTAL 229,810,037 • Th# i*rmAppr»Md Equity Capital is pan ot baflulatory Capital as dalmad by tha Fod*rai Horn* Loan Bans at oppotad to Equity Capital datmad according 10 Oanaralty Accaptad Accounting Principle* �4A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday. January 31, 1969 Editorials/ Opinions r Sanford Herald (U S P ia ilM ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFOHD, FLA 3277 i Ar*-» Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9993 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. Mom, Executive Editor Melvin Adklni, Advertising Director Home Delivery: 3 Mutiltie. $14.25, GMonth*. 927 00; Year. 951.00. In State Mall: 3 Months. 920.25; 0 Month*. 937.00; Year. 969 00. Out Of State Mall: 3 Month* 92! .84: 6 Month* 940 36; Year 978.00 EDITORIALS A future without Botha For the first lime lit 10 years. then: Is speculation about South Africa's future without the Iron-flatcd rule of 73-ycar-old President P.W. Botha. The stroke he suffered recently reportedly la mild, but his doctors have advised him to rest for several weeks. He may even have to retire. The appointed caretaker head of state, Chris Heunls. Minister of Constitutional Development. Is largely distrusted by the country's black leaders. Hr Is not regarded as a serious candidate for the permanent presidency. WILLIAM A. RUSHER Secretary Baker must take charge the stafT whose zombie he had become: "Cher the past 18 months I have come to develop the most profound respect and admiration for the talents and dedication of the people of the foreign service and o f the employees of the Department of State. They have been, and continue to lie. abso­ lutely superb." T h e relationship between Haig's suc­ cessor. George Shultz, and the Slate Department bureau­ cracy Is harder to assess, even though (or perhaps because) It lasted more lban four limes as long. One g ets the Im ­ p re s s io n . th ou gh . Hint most of the real­ ly' original thinking on matters of foreign policy, from Central America to Cambodia, was done In the White House, and even the Pentagon and the Treasury. What makes the subject especially topical Just now. o f course. Is the fact that James Baker Is When Gen. Alexander Haig became Ronald Reagan’s first secretary of state. I remember thinking with relief that here, at least, was a tough-minded professional soldier who ought to be practically Immune to the blandishments of the State Department bureaucracy. All too often I had seen strong personalities — from Dulles to Kissinger — lose their way in Foggy Bottom and become heavily dependent on the competent but utterly bland, unimaginative and overly cautious guidance o f the depart ment's foreign service professionals. In Haig. I was sure. Reagan had picked a Cold Warrior who would not (for exam ple) succum b to the prevailing Idea at State that the supreme desideratum In U.S. relations with the Soviet Union was "stability." A little over a year later, however, the hairs on the bark of my neck stirred uneasily when I read a New York Tim es editorial Implying that Secretary Haig hud “ grown" rrmurkably in his Jab In recent months, and (hut a negative Judgment on him was perhaps premature. That seemed to lend substance to my fear that Haig was Increasingly becoming State's man rather than Reagan's. Then In June 1982 Haig confirmed Hint Impression by resigning, and I read, with a grim realization o f all It Implied, hla parting tribute to More realistic contenders arc Foreign Minister Plk Botha, a liberal In the narrow context of Afiiknucr politics. If nowhere else: Defense Minister Magnus Malan, whose hawkish views are In conflict with reform: and the men most widely regutded os President Botha's own choice for a permanent replacement. National Education Minister F.W. dc Klerk, Transvaal leader of the National Party. JACK ANDERSON 7 Does Congress need a raise? But to speculate that one of these men might Institute a major change of policy toward South Africa's disenfranchised black majority la to Ignore the constricted bound­ aries of National Party dogma. President Botha has assumed enormous power In recent years, personally filling the positions of both executive President and Prime Minister. Hla cabinet ministers arc accustomed to deferring to his wishes In the muse of party unity. Furtherm ore. President B otha's own limited reform initiatives have ground to a halt as he has had to grapple with problems of Afrikaner unity, the Angolan war. Indepen­ dence for South-West Africa (Namibia), the need for-higher taxes, the rescheduling of South Africa's foreign debt, nnd the continu­ ing trade and cultural boycott. 1 Hi The praise and support lie expected from the United Stales and other Western nations for reform efforts such as lifting black pass laws did not materialize. Consequently, President Botha has been vulnerable to attacks from ultra-conservative Afrikaners dedicated to the preservation of apartheid. !n n well-noted speech In Durban In 1985. he said of the governments's vaguely outlined plans for political reform: “I believe that wc are today crossing the Rubicon. There can be no turning back." Now. less than four years later, the reform process Is hopelessly adrift. The black majority Is no doser to receiving equal voting rights now than It was in pre-Rubicon days. Washington's apartheid policy has also stalled In recent years while lire State Department has concentrated on the inter­ related problems of Angola and Namibia. Congress, meanwhile, has persisted with trade boycotts more likely to penalize South Africa's blacks than the ruling white minori­ ty■Both Pretoria nnd Washington require new Initiatives to get South Africa's reform process moving again. For Its part. Pretoria must produce a credible ugrtulu for the restoration of human rights, and the Bush administration should attempt to encourage constructlvc change In South Africa with ( firrots as well as the stick. Berry's World MISTER ED WANTS TO KNOW taking over us secretary of state. Precisely whom man is he going to be? George Bush's for starters, no doubt: but will The New York Times be telling us. In a year or two, that Secretary Baker has surprised friends and foes alike and Is turning Into the very model of a foreign service poodle, who heels and sits on command? I sincerely hope not. Jim Baker Is a highly talented man. with a natural gift for the nuances of politics He will, what's more, be the chlet executor o f foreign policy for a president who happens to know a great deal about the subject. Together they arc capable of designing and Implementing foreign policies of great power and subtlety — policies that will be a vast Improve­ ment over those that arc Ukcly to emerge from the committee processes o f an ingrown and selt-sallsned bureaucracy. I don't mean to suggest that the foreign service and the State Department bureaucracy more grnernlly don't hnvc, or ought not to have, a rale In policy formulation. Based on my own observations o f them, they are by and large highly dedicated Individuals with Impressive skills and their country's best Interests at heurt — the very qualities that so Impressed Alexander Hulg. But they do possess the bureaucrat's fondness for the status quo, which can all too easily become an Inclination to Inertia. What’s the deal with Barbara Bush? BOSTON — At one moment during the first weekend of the Bush administration, a woman turned Irnm the television set to her friend and beamed. "I think we've go a hit on our hands." The hit was Barbara Bush. Wllhln days, the new first lady had turned the glamour (hrrmostut down from a Reagan Red to u Bush Blue. With a series o f knowing one-liners. Barbara Bush hud established her own Image: "Please notice — hairdo, makeup, designer dress...Look at me good this week. You may never see It again." The first Impression o f the nation was hosed, as these things often are. on appearances. And Barbara Bush's "h it" was in no small measure of byproduct of the appearance of a woman on the center Btngc who dared to look her age. The official trend-watchers called It "r e ­ freshing," "striking." even, heaven help us. a true fashion statement. Words like "m atron" and "grandmother." banned from the vocabu­ lary of East Wing reporters, suddenly began creeping bark Into the papers. Tim e magazine, gracing the cover with the first gray-hatred woman since Golda Mctr. gave the story o f her family nickname. "T h e Silver Fox." And In a comment that summed up the entire transition, n Los Angeles Republican fund-raiser. Annette Rolf Singer, told n Texas newspaper; "You know, she's really quite darling. My plastic surgeon will die If he hears I’ve said Hint, hut she really looks darling." What Is going on here? "M y mail tells me that u lot of fat. white-haired, wrinkled ladles are tickled pink." Mrs. Bush said In one o f a string of comments that sounded sometimes like the kid In a playground who Jokes about himself before he can get leased by the others. When asked by her husband whether she was going to rat dessert, she said, " I have to rat It (or my tans." It does seem that a national Barbara Bush Ian club has been launched by all the women who ever failed to find a bathing suit they could wear. The delight In file new first lady Is a spontaneous sigh of relief from women who wrrr tired of scaling down (heir dress size and sick of worry ing about Ihrlr roots. I do not mean (be genealogical kind. Tills may say less about the first tady than about thr country It Is tronle that Barbara Bu»h has spend a lifetime fighting for literacy only to be Judged visually, But after two decades, during which the women's m ove­ ment Tracked the 30 barrier and then the 40. women arc still looking for models of how to be 00 and satisfied. Especially with what they see In the mirror. Simone dr Beauvoir once write gloomily. "I have never come across one single woman, either In life or In books, who has looked upon her own old age cheerfully." In America, we have whole Industries based on the notion that women are not good enough to come ns we are. E s p e c ia lly If what we are (solder Those o f us who thought that work would change this h ave been s o re ly disappointed. W om en who work have merely taken on the double burden of the double standard. They arc expected to look voung In two places. Ours Is an aging nation, but the pictures In our minds C This may say and magazines show less about the the American upper first lady than crust as pow erful about the men and their sec­ country £ ond wives, or wives who look as If they’re the second. The public would resembles a local TV anchor team: a gray-haired man and a blonde. Wc have yet to see a white-haired female Cabinet member or Supreme Court Justice und when we finnlly gel a hefty talk-show host, she reappears In Size Ten Calvins wheeling 70 pounds of animal fat behind her. It Isn't just older women who get depressed checking out the before and after portraits of women who Injected collagen Into their laugh lines. The baby-boom generation of women, raised on youth and fitness, has turned 40 faring a future of Optlfnst. aerobics and sunblock. II is no wonder that they feel hopeful when the spotlight shifts to u woman who ha* dealt with age nrtnrd only with three strand* of fuke peirls and a full calendar. This attention to Barbara Bush's appearance will fade, os nil first Impressions do. She would rather be known for grackiusnnesa than gray hair, for wit rather than weight. We will shift our gaze from her hairdo to her deeds. But tn this first week ol Intensive training. It was clear how much American women want from Ihelr elders. Wc are eager to find a model who echoes In life the words May Sarion once wrote at 70: "Now I wear the Inside person outside and am more com fortable with m yself." Barbara Hush sounds a lot like that person. i WASHINGTON — Many members of Con­ gress come to Washington at great personal sacrifice, and all they ask is a chance to serve their country — for a six-figure Income. One group who can't Imagine life with lesx than six figures Is the Independent com ­ mission that recommended Hie pay raise for members of Congress, federal Judges, the president and certain high-level Luicaucrats. The commission was made up of lobbyists, a tto r n e y s , fo rm e r members o f Congress and corporate execu­ tives. T h e y w o u l d n 't have been our choices. Our Ideal com m ission would h a v e I n c lu d e d a bankrupt fanner, a s in g le m o th e r on food stamps, the wife o f an A m e r i c a n hostage, a Vietnam veteran, an unem­ ployed autoworker, someone who lives next to a nuclear p o w e r p la n t and assorted taxpayers In th e 30 p e r c e n t bracket. Instead, the recommendation was made by a group of people who have nothing to lose and plenty to gMn by recommending higher salaries for top-level government employees. Th e officials who appointed the com ­ mission stat'd to be the beneficiaries o f Its largess. George Bush chose two members, as dla House Speaker Jim Wright and Chief Justice William Rehnqulst. Ronald Reagan appointed three members. Including the chairman. Lloyd Cutler, a Washington. D.C., attorney and lobbyist. Tw o commission members, William Ratchford and William Agee, who arc both lobbyists, told us that none of the appointees expect special favors for their advice. Ratchford said the commission's recommenda­ tion would be controversial no matter who made It and thut the appointees were chosen for their knowledge of the system. Using that inside knowledge, the com­ mission recommend'd a 51 percent pay Increase for high-level government o flld lH effective Feb. 8 . unless both the House and the Senate vote against It. Members of Congress will see their salaries Increase from $89,500 to $135,000 annually. Cabinet secretaries will make up to $155,000, and federal Judges will receive $135,000. Our experience with some o f the hard­ working agencies In Washington, such as the watchdog General Accounting Office, has convinced us that there arc government workers who deserve raises. Even members of Congress shixild be able to expect raises as the cost o f living goes up. But a 51 percent Increase for elected officials at a time when the budget la seriously out ol balance Is nn affront to all Americans. The average working person doesn't have the privilege of choosing the panel that decides on hts or her salary, let alone packing that panel with friends who need favors. The escalating lifestyles of our nation's leaders have put them out o f touch with the penny-conscious Americans they represent. About onc-lhlrd of the Senate and a sizeable portion o f the House is made up of millionaires. Our associate Scott Sleek polled about a dozen the wealthiest members of Congress. Predictably, mast said they op­ posed the pay raise. A frw. such as Senators John (Jay) Rockefeller. D-W.Va.. and Dennis DcConctnl. D-Artz.. said they wtP donate Ihrtr raises to a good anise. In exchange for bigger paychecks, the lawmakers have generously if lered to give up the speaking fees they take from speetdInterrst groups In other words. they say they need a raise so they can give up a benefit that they should never have taken In the first plsce. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, January 31. 1M9 — 8A Killer FINANCIAL Stocks open mixed United Prate International________________ NEW YOPK — Prices opened mixed Tuesday In active trading c f New York Stock Exchange Im u c s . with blue chips lagging b r o a d e r market Issues In the wake of the market's recent advance. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which rose 1.25 Monday, was off 0.90 to 2323.21 shortly after the nu rket opened. Advances led declines, however. 353-331 among the 1.194 Irtnues crossing the New York Stock E x c h a n g e tape. E a rly tu rn o v er umounted to about 10.453.000 shares. Stock prices closed higher Monday In active trading as Investors renewed some of the buying Interest that last week drove the market up to levels last seen before the Oct. 1 9 .1967 crash. Prices opened slightly higher and then stayed within a narrow trading range as Investors occasionally pressured the market by taking profits on steady gains won since mid-November. Ron Doran, head of Institutional trading at First Albany Corp.. In Albany. N.Y.. noted that strength of the dollar and news of a slowing of economic growth in the fourth quarter of 1986 caused the market Iasi week to surge. Dollar mostly lower U n lU O Preae International The dvllar was mostly lower Tuesday In light trading on m a jo r f o r e ig n c u r r e n c y markets. Gold edged higher. In early New York trading, the dollar was slightly higher against key foreign currencies In light bailing. Currency ttaders In New York described the market as cautious ahead o f Friday's meeting of finance ministers of the Group of Seven major industrial countries. Market watchers noted that dealers also apoeared cautious ahead of testimony later In the day by F ed era l R eserve Chaliman Alan Greenspan. Greenspan Is scheduled to speak before Congress's Joint E conom ic C om m ittee and traders M l he may Issue a warning about Inflation. In T o k y o , t h e d o l l a r weakened against the Japa­ nese yen In light trading, closing at 129.13 yen. down 0.60 from 129.73 yen on Monday. Dealers noted the dollar was sold mainly by exporters and foreign Investors. In Europe, the dollat began the day In Frankfurt at 1.8605 West German marks, down from 1.867 marks on Monday. New Toyota subsidiary United Press International TOKYO — Toyota Motor C o r p . . J a p a n ' s N o. 1 a u to m a k er, an n ou n ced Tuesday the establishment of a new subsidiary In the United S ta te s and rou tin e reorganization and personnel c h a n g e s In J a p a n to streamline Its operations. The Nagoya-based company said a w holly-ow ned sub­ sidiary. Toyota Motor Cor­ poration Services In North A m e r i c a In c ., wi l l be established to help coordinate and supporl operations of Its local subsidiaries in the United States. The company said the new firm will enable Toyota to meet better Its Informationgathering needs In l he United Stales and to offer guidance and assistance In production preparations to Its North A m e ric a n m a n u fa c tu rin g operations. "T h is will be Important for Toyota as consumer needs continue to diversify and the company's manufacturing fa­ cilities In North America move toward full-scale production." the company said. The new company, capital­ ized at $1 million, will be headquartered In New York and have branch offices In Washington D.C., Detroit, and Lexington. Ky., where the company operates production facilities. T o y o ta also annou nced routine personnel and organi­ zational changes, effective Wednesday. Dow Jones Dow Jones Averages 10:00 a.m. 30 Indus 2322.32 off 1.70 20 Trans 1051.23 ofT3.08 15 Utils 190.43ofT0.30 65 Stork 881.50ofT 1.32 Local Interest These quotations provided by members ol the N aItonal Association o f Securities Dealers are representative Inter-dealer prices as o f mid-morning today. Inter­ d e a le r m a r k e ts ch a n g e throughout the day. Prices do not Include retail markup or markdown. Bid American Pioneer 3 V* Barnett Bank 34 % First Union 21 % FP&L 3114 34 V* Fla Progress 47% HCA Hughes Supply 18% Morrison",. 2 ^% 57% NCR Corp Plcsaey 42 'A 12',L Scotty's Southeast Bank 23% 21U SunTrust Walt Disney 74% Wcsllnghousc 55V* 18% Brunswick HBJ 9% Fla. National 16% Winn-Dixie 46 Emerson.......... .32% 4 34% 21 % 31V* 34 h 47 V* 19% 23 H 57% 43% 12 % 23 H 21 % 74% 55% 18% ON 26% 46% 32% Gold And Silver NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign and domestic gold & silver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce Tuesday: Gold London ITevlous close 39-1.25 off 5.00 Morning fixing 394.85 up 0.60 Parts 395.46 off 0.34 Monj^fong 394.75 upO.75 Comcx spot gold open 395.60 up 0.30 Comex spot silver open 5.852 up 0.02 (L on d on m orn in g fix in g change is luised on the pre­ vious day's rinsing price | Decline Continued from Page 1A tlon growth Indicates a "continuing mellowing of the stale econom y." West said. "A s the advantage of Florida's labor market over other stales' appears to weaken, the Influx of Job-seekers lessens, continuing the deceleration o f population growth." site said. "Simultaneously, upward drift In Interest rales Impacts the housing market. Increasing the cost of selling and buying a home, which raises the cost of moving and reduces population mobility. The result Is less mi­ gration to Florida, lesser stimu­ lus to trade, services and con­ struction." she added. West said the short-term out­ look Is for mortgage rales to cllmu aooui mx-temns or one percentage point, which will contribute to a reduction In sin gle-fam ily housing starts, from 109.100 In 1988 to 99.100 in 1989 and 97.200 In 1990. West also sakl tourist visits will grow an average 2 3 percent a year. " T h is reflects the loss o f special factors which contrib­ uted to exceptional tourist gains In the past three years — the decline In gasoline prices, the p eriod oT fear o f terrorism abroad, the slurp depreciation In the dollar and the opening of new visitor attractions and re­ sorts." she said. Per capita Income growth should experience a "small re­ covery." West satd, " W h ile a co m b in a tion o f factors held the stale's average Increase In Inflation-adjusted per capita Income lo 1.8 percent j)cr year from 1985 lo 1988. tntrrest-rate rises, growth In Interest earnings and upward wage pre­ ssure will yield 2 percent annual growth In per capita Income from 1988 through 1990." she said. their bicycles home togclher as hey usually did. She said McGoldrtck. who was not one of her teachers, asked her to go into another teacher's room with him lo help him find a book he was looking for. She told the Interviewer the room was locked and McGoldrtck obtained a key from a Janllor to unlock It. Once Inside the classroom. I be girl testified. McGoldrtck picked her up and rubbed her body against bis. She also testified on "Labor farce participation Is forecast to average only 0.5 percent annual growth," she said. "W ith Increases In the labor force averaging Just 2.9 percent annually, the Florida unemployment rate will general­ ly remain undrr 5.5 percent, rising to 5.4 percent In 1990 before falling back to 5 .1 percent at the end of 1991 lhe vldotape that McGoldrtck hugged her and told iter he loved her, and that he pinched her “ private parts" under her un­ derclothes. The girl Identified her "p r iv a te p a rts " as her vaginal area on a doll provided by the Interviewer, DEATHS RAYM ONDGEORGE HENDRICK Raymond George Hendrick. 54. 220 C a m b rid g e D rive . Lcngwood. died Monday at hts residence. Bom July 11. 1934 In Niagara Falls. N Y.. he moved to Longwood from Melbourne tn 1974. He was an Investigator for the Orange County Slate At­ torn ey's o ffice and a voca­ tional-technical Instructor In Lake County. He was a Marine Corps vrteran and a member of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit. Apopka He was twice (last district (pjvernor cl the Sertoma Heart of Florida Dis­ trict. a life m em ber of the Apopka Foliage Club and a member of Sports Car Club of America. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w ife . E liza b eth : m other. E velyn . Asheville. N.C.; sisters. Barbara Jean. Mary Gentry, both of A s h e v ille . W en d y J e ffr ie s . Melbourne: two nephews: one niece. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home, Apopka. In charge of arrangements, W IL B E R T W IL L IA M S JR. Wilbert Williams Jr.. 27. 2004 Sipes A v r . Sanford died Sunday on Stpc! Avenue Born Feb 20. 1961 In Sanford. he w a s a lifelong irstdenL Hr was a con­ struction worker and a Baptist Survivors Include wife. Sheila: father. W ilbert Sr.. Sanford, m o t h e r . E s te lla , S a n fo r d : broth ers. Jam es. Jonathan. Larry. Terry, all of Sanford; sisters Ellen Horns. Sharley Ann. Eslrlla. all i f Sanford. Sunrise Funrral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements a n o th er step tow ard apprehension.'* Harriet said. T h e C h in e s e A m e r i c a n Association olTcrcd a $5,000 reward for inuttnalion trading to Coflrld’s arrest. No one yet has provided police with Information to make them ellglc for the reward. Harriet said. " I f we received Information about his whereabouts now. 1 Imagine the money would be awarded," he said Yu bought tlx. restaurant In Mnrch 1987. about a year afler he moved to Seminole County from knlwan. Center Continued from Page 1A lime during lunch In the detention center demonstrating an Interest In these young people other than a judicial decision of whether they will be staying In the detention center or not." Wood said ills primary con­ cern with the Juvenile system Is that the community doc* not exp ress enough Interest In helping offenders. The new Ju­ venile Justice center, he said, "could be a step toward helping youth." "W e need to demonstrate a legitim ate concern from the court as to what happens with these kids." Wood said While many of the cases Wood hears are criminal coses, he said, a great percentage of his docket ts dependency aiscs. where HRS determines children's lives must be overseen by the courts. C o m p l e t i o n of the 11.700-square foot facility Is scheduled for May 15 Construc­ tion of the new building will cost 5712.890. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk said he welcomes con­ struction of the needed facility, but more services for juveniles are needed. "Had more money been available. II needed to go further." The first slle plan review by Sanford planning and zoning commissioners will be Thursday at 7 p.m. The county develop­ ment review banrd approved l he plans Dec. 29. The land Is zoned for general commercial use. Lake lakciicd to allow water from the creeks leading Into the lake to (low through to pumps In order w ith e fflu e n t from treatment plants and to expose the lakrbcd's sandy agricultural- and street- runofT bottom and stimulate growth of water. Studies have ranked Lake plants and vegetation beneficial Jcsup as the first- or second- to fish, muck will be dug up and most polluted lake in the state, offered lic e lo farm ers who c o m p a r a b le o n ly lo L a k e might ust* It to Improve the fertility o f thrir soli. Apopka. Lawson Snyder, game and fish O ffic ia ls Ir n tu tlv c ly h ave eotninisson fisheries specialist, agreed to sludy drawing down said fisherman Mill discover that the water In the lake about five fish populations will begin lo feet, exposing the slit and muck Increase wllhlu a yrat after the covering the lake bed. A scries of lake Is allowed to refill, reaching slecl plates will tie installed to it's jieak within two years. close *.he mouth o f the lake al The cost o f lire project, which the Si. Johns River and large Is not expected to begin for at pumps will draw most o f the least three years. Is between water out within three to four $3.5 million and $6 million, months, depending on winter stale officials sakl. rains. DER's Alexander has pledged The sun will hake and harden $250,000 to tlx* project, nut the muck on the bottom, which other state agencies arc uncer­ varies In depth from four to 18 tain of thetr llnnncta! contribu­ feet, to a solid, compact crust. tions. That will allow ihc water lo One money source ts the stale remain In u clearer, more ac­ Surface Water Improvement and ceptable condition for fish and Management (SWIM) program, other lake creatures. Officials but Lake Jcsup currently Is haven’t decided precisely how ninth on that list and unnatly long to leave the lake bottom only the top four projects reexposed The k-ngth of lim e Is cclevc money. expected to vary from three to A ls o , S W IM r e q u ir e s un nine months. e x te n s iv e , costly fe a s ib ility Lake Jcsup b a home for study that local officials say hundreds of alligators. The o f­ would slow down their efforts to ficials are considering a small- have the lakr drained. scale hunl to reduce the number "T h e intlal pumpdown and of galors that might wander Into partial murk removal could tie n e a r b y y a r d s a f l e r t h e done for less money than the drawdown begins. feasibility studies would cost," A channel Mill tic dredged Williams sakl. th rou gh the c e n te r o f the The officials will approach the Continued from Page 1A years se w a g e Seminole County commission seeking financial assistance on Feb. 13. The Osceola County commission contributed $200,000 lo *fx 1=-. $450,000 d r a w d o w n of La ke T o h o . Williams said. Osceola County commissioners also coinribulcd some county tabor to aid in the muck removal. Williams said beforr the lust drawdown o f the water In Lake Toho. the qnalllty of largrmoulh bass amounted In only 10 to 15 per arre. Afler Ihc drawdown. In ureas where the muck wus scraped away and vegetation favored for breeding fish lirgan growing, more than 1.000 bass per acre were counted. In ureas wheir the muck was not scraped aM’u y , bul allowed to dry and comjiact, 450 bass per acre were, Williams said He said largrmoulh bass an* cou nted by gam e and fish biologists because they are the final mouth In the food chain extending from algae, lo small crustaceans, to Increasingly larger sizes of fish. S n y d e r sunt s u b s e q u e n t drawdowns of Dike Toho proba­ bly won't be needed because drainage Into Ibr lakr of effluent from sewage treatment plants has been prohibited. T h e s e w a g e g iv e s a lg a e nutrients In feed on. leading lo the decay and pea-green wuirr seen In Lake Jraup. If the walcr In Lake Jesup's creeks nre c l e a n e d up. a d d i t i o n a l drawdowns won't be needed, he said. Finally. West said the un­ employment rate should remain fairly stable. Trial Continued from Page 1A received a Up (Twit Cofleld was In N orth C arolin a. " W e cam e within minutes o f locating him ." Harriet said County law en­ trash can. forcem ent officials In North Sanford Police Chief Steve Carolina assisted Sanford police Harriet said Cofleld was Iden­ In that attempt to apprehend the tified as a suspect through In­ suspect. vestigative techniques approxi­ mately one month after the Cofleld Is a federal fugitive, homicide. Cofleld has not been sought by the Federal Bureau of located. Harriet said, although Investigation and United States Sanford police have received marshals for the unlawful flight several tips con cern in g his to avoid prosecution. The ledcrul whereabouts across the United warrant for his arrest was Issued States. two months ago. Harriet said. Last summer. Sanford police " T h e fe d e r a l w a rra n t is Continued from Page 1A rani. T h ey found the stolen cash drawer In (he same RIC H ARD ZIM Richard Zim. 69. 937 Lake Ma r l o n Dr i v e , A l t a m o n t e Springs, died Monday at hts residence. Bom Sept. 10, 1919 In Boston, he moved lo Alta­ monte Springs from Miami In 1966. He was a certified public accountant and a member of Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Hr was an Army veteran and a member of the South S em lw ir Rotary Club S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e wi f e . Caroline; tons Ronald. A!'an. both o< Altamm tr Spring:-. Jerry Horn. Corilcaiu. Texas; tUsItrs. 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January 31, 1969 Steinberg convicted of manslaughter NATIONAL r BRIEFS J Bush staff backs increase in premiums NEW YORK — Senior W hile House officials arc urging l*rcsidcnl Hush lo approve a raise In the federal insurance premium rules hanks and other commercial lenders pay on deposits at savings and loans. The New York Times reported Tuesday. President Hush is expected to receive recommendations for raising revenues at thrift Institutions from the Treasury Department and formulate a proposal of his own for the ulllng Industry by the end of this week, the Times said. Swaggart won’t turn other cheek UATON ROUGE. La. — T V evangelist Jimmy Swaggart. angered by a published report linking him romantically with a stripper, vowed to sue for libel and warned other publications: "He prepared lo prove It In court.” Swaggart labeled a Penthouse Magazine article alleging he had an affair with a New Orleans "strip-o gram " performer a "fabrication" and promised Monday that a libel suit would be filed by week's end. WORLD BRIEFS their Greenwich Village apart­ ment without formally ud-pthig In a clrcumstuntlnl case with no w itnesses to the death. Nussbuum's seven days of tes­ guilty o f manslaughter, the sec­ timony came closest to linking ond most serious charge against Steinberg to the kilting o f little him. Lisa. Steinberg now fares a max­ Nussbuum. the only other imum sentence of up to 25 years ndult In the couple's apartment In prison, with the possibility of when paramedics arrived and parole In eight years and four found Lisa m m itcw r testified months. He was scheduled to go Iluit Steinberg handed her the for sentencing Murrh 8 . little girl's unconscious body on Th e verdict came uftcr eight Nov. I. 1987. and later admitted. days o f torturous deliberations " I knocked her down and she In which Jurors clashed over didn't want lo g rt up again " whether Steinberg Intended to She testified Stelnlierg was kill 6 -ycar-old Lisa Steinberg, a frcebaslng co caine on a dally vivacious, strawberry blondr basts In the Inst three wceko of child he and Nusabaum raised In Lisa's life. She also said she and Disbarred lawyer faces up to 25 years in prison for beating girl United Press International NEW YORK - Jurors who con victed Joel Steinberg of first-degree manslaughter In the treating death o f the 6 -yrar-old girl he raised said he was acquitted of murder because they doubted the testimony of his buttered ex-lover Iteddu Nussbuum. The Jury Monday acquitted Steinberg of m urder, which rould have meant life Imprison­ ment for the 47-year-old dis­ barred lawyer, but found him North trial opens with jury selection Alaskan cold breaks air pressure record day so u Judge could start picking u Jury lo hear the Iran-Contra ease of the United Stules vs. Oliver North After more than two year* of I n v e s t i g a t i o n , g r a n d Jury hearings. Indictment and legal w rangllngs. the trial o f the ex-W hltc House aide on 12 felony churges was lo begin Tuesday morning before U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell. Seating the 12 Jurors and six ultemntes lv expected to take two weeks. Thrn. John Kekcr. ch ief deputy to Independent prosecutor Lawrence Wulsh. will present the case that took $13 million to produce. Lawyers on both sides have said the trial could last five months. United Prats International WASHINGTON |UPI| - About 250 people were called to appear at the federal courthouse Tues- Moslem militias sign Beirut pact BEIRUT. Lebanon — Lebanon** rivul Shiite Moslem militias signed a pact Monday to end their bloody 10-month-old conflict, and negotiators said the accord would help lead to the release o f foreign hostages. Official Damascus radio. In a report monitored In Beirut, sold the Syrian-backed Amul militia and the Irunlan-lnsplrrd Hezbollah movement signed the agreement at the Syrian Foreign Four die in Contra attack MANAGUA, Nicaragau — The Defense Ministry charged Monday that a group of Contra rebels broke a unilateral cease fire over the weekend, killing three children and a teenage girl. The attack lute Saturday occurred in the llaciendu Las Praderas. some 60 miles northeast o f Munagua In Chontalcs province. Unltad Praaa Intarnatlonal ANCHORAGE. Alnska Alaska's worst winter In at least a decade Is starting to hurt the econom y as tin* believable cold anil gale winds forced officials to shut down t lie stnte's oil port Monday and cut production by more than half In the nation's largest oil field. All over Alaska, schools were closed, food and fuel su p p lies d w in d led , w ater pipes froze, healing oil turned to Jelly and 100-below wind chills made Just being outside dangerous, officials said. T h e Na t i o n a l We a t h e r Service reported early Tues day that the massive highpressure dome that Is pro­ ducing the Alaskan cold has set a record for the highest pressure ever recorded In North America. Pressures ut Hetties and Hlg Delta. Alaska. Ha r r i n g a ny l a s t - mi nut e obstacles. North. 45. will stand trial on charges that Include obstruction of Congress, making false statements, destruction of documents and receipt of un Illegal gilt. From United Press International reports Oliver North Steinberg smoked cocaine as Lisa lay naked and unconscious on the tiled bathroom floor some 12 hours before medical help was summoned. Four days after the beating. Lisa died of n bruin hemorrhage In a hosp'tal without ever re­ gaining cons* lousncfts. Juror Helena Harthell. 30. said panel m em bers had trouble Lw’.rvut* N nsdbojn;. testimo­ ny. "W e almost Ignorod llcddn s testimony.” said Hunhcll. who had pushed for conviction on the second-degrre murder charge. Nussbaum o r ig in a lly was ch arged In the death, hut authorities later dropped the charges. reached 31 58 Inches, break­ ing the old mark of 31.53 inrhes set Jan I. 1974 over Canada's Yukon Territory. "It's looking pretty grim.” said National Guard Lt. Mike Haller spokesman for the 24-hout Emergency Opera­ tions Center. "It's not Just the villages now. It's the urban areas too. The human suffer­ ing Index Is rising rapidly ns growing nuinlx-nt ol people have frozen pipes and car and truck*not running." The huge oil port of Vultfi.. was closed to tanker traffic for the first time In n decade by winds gustlug to 50 mph In zero temperatures, meaning no oil could leave Alaska. America'* chief single source of oil. Tankers deliver onefourth of the nation's erode from Valdez, terminus o f the 800-m ile trans-Alaska oil pipeline, to refineries on the West and Gulf coasts. Legal Notice NOTICE OZ PUBLIC HEARING* LOCAL PLANNING AGZNCV/PIANNING AND ZONINO COMMISSION SCHEDULED TOR APRILS. ltd* BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SCHEDULEOPORAPRILM.INI TO CONS I OCR AN AMENDMENT TO THE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, OCVILOPMENT OP REOIONAL IMPACT ANOREZONINO PON OUDA LANDS INCORPORATED Notko It hereby gleen that the Semlnoio County Local Planning Agency. I ■ -g and Zoning Commlttion (L P A /P A Z l and the board eft(bn7y Commissioners IBCCl will conduct public hearings at described In ttili edrortlsement The LP A /P A Z will conduct a public hearing an A pril I. I tot boginning at 7 00 p m . or at toon tfioroofNr ot pettlbio. In the County Sorvlrwt Building 1101 Pot* Firtt Stroot. Sanlord. Florida Room WHO. Tho purpoto ot tho Soaring It to rocslvo public Input, tontldor any local government or other agency comment! and m att recommendation* to the BCC on o propotrd amendment to me County Comprehensive Plan, contld oration ot • Development ol Regional Impact ID R II undergoing DRI review p/Muant to Florida Statute!. Chapter MO Ot and roionmg application associated with tho development The lublect CrRI application relate* to a propotal by M l Landt Incorporated lor e mlaed ute development remaining ottice. otlkethow room . com moecial. hotel and multi family utet on approximately 4*7 acre! located norfhwetl ot tho .nleetectlon ot Red Bug Late Road and S R 4M abutting S R CM. Red Bug Late Rood end the Tutkewille P U D I tee map below) IB C C O lltrk l I and J| The applicant hat eKa applied tor an amendment to tho Cocmty Comprehentlve Plan !.om Law Osnlity Rotldentlol end Public Quail Public I property " A “ |: Irom Low Density Retldenllal (property " B ''| i end from Induttrlel end Office (property " C " l to Higher Intentity Planned Development I tee mop below I (Land ute amendment* on property containing Itoodprono and wetland area* remain tubjecI to the Conservation land uta detignallon and coning dottlflcollon and provisions relating thereto I The applicant it alto requeuing a retening Irom A I (Agricultural and M I llndvltrlal O.otrlctt to P U D (Planned lln lI Development! on the entire property at depicted in the map and legal description below The BCC will e tc conduct 0 public hearing on tht mfcjict rtqu ettt on April Si Ittt. beginning at ? S p m . or ot toon thereafter at possible, el the above ad d'eti Th# BCC will receive public Input, consider recommendation* ot tho LP A PAZ and any local government, or other agency comment!. regarding tho .equalled amendm ent, D R I and reionlng Should tho BCC vO'e It* intent to approve the reque*tv the Hems will be transmitted to the Department ot Community Aftolrt lor rtvtow and com ment prior to final BCC action. Tho legal detcriphonot ttw property It at follows A PORTION O F S ECTIO N S It. IT. A N D X TO W NSH IP >1 S O U TH . RANGE II E A S T. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY D E S C R IB E D AS FO LLO W S COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION IT. FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE THENCE RUN NORTH t t - l l » WEST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO SECTION It A DISTANCE OF I0BJ II FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE NORTH t r i t 00 WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE. A DISTANCE OF >1* t> F E E T TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT X. SIAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE 71 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA THENCE. DEPARTING SAIO SOUTH LINE. RUN SOUTH a r s o n EAST. ALONG THE WEST LINE Oh SAID LOT X A DISTANCE OF 471 SO FEET. THENCE DEPARTING SAIO wrST LINE. RUN SOUTH 17*«*OS WEST. A DISTANCE OF III IS FE E T THENCE RUN SOUTH 13*1701" WEST. A DISTANCE OF II* IS FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF LOT U OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION THENCE RUN NORTH (**4111' WEST. ALONG SAIO SOUTH LINE OF LOT 11. A DISTANCE OF M M FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT U THENCE. DEPARTING SAID SOUTH LINE. RUN NORTH X*S3 I* WEST. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF LOTS II AND 14 OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION A DISTANCE OF Its t• FEET. THENCE. DEPARTING SAIO WEST l i n e , r u n n o r t h it*sru - e a s t , a d i s t a n c e o f tot - I f e c t TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 14 SAID POINT a lso being o n th e s o u t h l in e o f said s e c tio n it. THENCE RUN NORTH Iflfod" WEST. ALONG SAIO SOUTH LINE OF SECTION IT. A OISTANCE OF l«t| U FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 11 OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION SAIO CORNER ALSO BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAIO SECTION If THENCE RUN SOUTH te*tT4] WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE A OlSTANCt OF IX* S4 FEET TO THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAV LINE OF PROPOSEO RED BUG ROAO. HAVING A PROPOSED RIGHT OF WAV WIDTH OF I4C 00 FEET. SAID POINT ALSO BEING ON A NON TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. FROM WHICH A RADIAL LINE B E A R S S O U T H ))• )> ')* • • E A S T . T H E N C E R U N SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SAIO PROPOSED REO B U G ROAO ANO SAIO CURVE. HAVING A RADIUS LENGTH OF IKI >• FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 17*M i r AN ARC LENGTH OF X t S lF E E T . A CHORD LENGTH OF MS II F E E T ANO A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 4S’ U ST WEST THENCE DEPARTING SAID PROPOSEO REC BUG ROAO RIGHT OF WAV RUN NORTH 11*1* I* WEST. A OISTANCE OF I M X FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF A IMFOOT FLORIDA POWER ANO LIGHT COMPANY EASEMENT AS RCCORDEO IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 143 PAGE ZU. OF SAIO P U B L IC RECORDS t h e n c e r u n n o r t h j i *h i« west a l o n g saio NORTHEASTERLY LINE A DISTANCE OF M i l l FE E T THENCE d e p a r t i n g SAID NORTHEASTERLY LINE RUN NORTH 01*11 « EAST. A DISTANCE OF MOtt FEET TO A P O I N T ON A N O N T A N 0 E N T C U R V E . C O N C A V E NORTHEASTERLY. FROM WHICH A RADIAL LINE BEARS NORTH 01-43 03 EAST. THENCE RUN NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAIO CURVE. HAVING A RADIUS LENGTH OF 7X 00 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1M*14 14 AN ARC LENGTH OF MIZ00 f e e t A CHORD LENGTH OF 1403 Ot F f E T . ANO A c h o r d bearing o f n o r th ' i * x « w e s t , th e n c e run n o r t h 10*IF IF EAST. A DISTANCE OF 4Z)X FEET t o a POINT ON THE SOUTHERN MOST LINE OF TUSCAWILLA UNIT F. AS RECOROIO IN PLAT BOOK I t PAGES 40 ANO 4F. OF SAIO PUBLIC RECORDS THENCE RUN SOUTH O f * ] 41 EAST. ALONG SAID SOUTHERN MOST LINE A DISTANCE CF 404 FT FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT Jl. OF SAIO TUSCAWILLA UNIT 1; THENCE. OEPARTING SAIO SOUTHERN MOST LINE. RUN NORTH 00*4rx" WEST. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAIO TUSCAWILLA UNIT Z. A OISTANCE OF IXt 40 FEET TO THE SOUTMWEST CORNER OF TUSCAWILLA UNIT IJ. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X. PAGES I ANO Z. OF SAIO PUBLIC RECOROS. THENCE. OEPARTING SAIO EAST LINE. RUN NORTH F H I I W EAST. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID TUSCAWILLA UNIT II. A OISTANCE OF ZFll I* FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT II OF THE AFORESAID SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. THENCE. OEPARTING SAIO SOUTH LINE. RUN SOUTH (7*14 11 EAST. ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF LOTS II ANO t> OF SAID SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. A DISTANCE OF IMS M FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT II. THENCE. DEPAkf If.G SAIU NORTH LINE. RUN SOUTH W*X M EAST. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LOTS II. It. 1 AND t OF SAID SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION A OISTANCE OF 34« II FEET. TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT Z. OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. THENCE. DEPARTING SAIO EAST LINE. RUN SOUTH I t -U 41 EAST. ALONG THE FtORTH LINE OF LOTS 1 ANO I. OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. A DISTANCE OF IM7 M FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF A CSX RAILROAD RIGHTOF WAV. HAVING A 71 M FOOT RIGHTOF WAY WIDTH, THENCE DEPARTING SAIO NORTH LINE. RUN SOUTH 71*4( 40 WEST ALONG SAIO WEST LINE. A OISTANCE OF Ml M FEET. THENCE. OEPARTING SAIO WEST LINE. RUN NORTH X*4J 41 WEST. A OISTANCE OF 3(7 7S FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT 3 OF SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. THENCE RUN NORTH 60*40-11" WEST ALONG SAIO EAST LINE. A OISTACNE OF 1*7 17 FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH M3 44 FEET CF SAID LOT 1. THENCE. DEPARTING SAID EAST LINE RUN NORTH (**43 41 W ES T. ALO NG SAIO N O R TH LIN E A D IS TA N C E OF to the Comprehontlrt then i properties "A . B end C l Ito t follows P R O P E R TY "A " A PORTION OF LOTS 4L 44.(1. (!.*]. (4. *1. AND 44. OF SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY $ SUBDIVISION. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK |. PAGE 71. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 44; THENCE RUN SOUTH ( r s r i ! " EAST. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 44 A OISTANCE OF 4*7 21 r t E T TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF IOT 41 OF SAID SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY S SUBDIVISION. THENCE. DEPARTING SAID SOUTH LINE. RUN SOUTH 00*11(1" EAST. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LOTS 41 ANO 44 OF SAIO SLAVIA COMPANYl SUBDIVISION. A OISTANCE OF 11X10 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EXISTING NORTHERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE OF REO BUG ROAO. WHICH HAS A VARYING RIGHTOF WAY WIDTH. THENCE OEPARTING SAID EAST LINE. RUN ALONG SAIO NORTHERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE. NORTH tt*M'K" WEST A OISTANCE OF 114 11 FEET. THENCE. OEPARTING SAIO NORTHERLY RIGHTOFWAV LINE NUN NORTH 00*4*40 WEST. A OISTANCE OF 4X X FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 47*l » 01" WEST. A OISTANCE OF 4HI4 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF LOT 44 OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY'S SUBDIVISION THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*41 X EAST. ALONG SAID WEST LINE. A OISTANCE OF 77 7] FEET TO THE AFORESAIO EXISTING NORTHERLY RIGHTOFWAV LINE OF RED BUG ROAO THENCE RUN ALONG SAID N O R T H E R LY R I G H T O F W A V LINE THE FOLLOWING COURSES AND DISTANCES THENCE RUN NORTH (f*S4 X WEST. A DISTANCE OF 444 21 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*41 7T- EAST. A OISTANCE OF IS X FEET THENCE RUN NORTH W14-X WEST. A OISTANCE OF 444 X FEET THENCE OEPARTING SAIO EXISTING NORTHERLY RIGHTOFWAV LINE. RUN 74CRTH 00*43 M WEST. A OISTANCE OF |7 31 FEET TO A POINT ON THL PROPOSEO EASTERLY RIGHTOF WAY L IN E OF R E D BUG ROAO H A V IN G A FR OP OSE O RIGHT OF WAY WIDTH OF 140 FEET. SAIO POINT ALSO BEING ON A NON TANGENT CURVE. FROM WHICH A RAOIAI LINE BEARS NORTH 77*17 17 WEST. SAID CURVE ALSO BEING C O N C A V E N O R T H W E ST E R L V ; T H E N C E RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS LENGTM OF 1411 14 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF !7*U It AN ARC LENGTH OF 141*44 FEET. A CHORD LENGTH OF 1144 17 FEET ANO A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 17*1! 10" EAST. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*U» EAST. A OISTANCE OF 117 44 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE EASTERLY THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAIO CURVE. HAVING A RADIUS LENGTH OF ITU 14 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 61*17-11", AN ARC LENGTH OF H IM FEET. A CHORD LENGTH OF III 07 FEET AND A CHORO BEARING OF NORTH 07*47 II" EAST; THENCE DEPARTING SAIO PROPOSEO EASTERLY RIGHTOFWAV LINE RUN NORTH (V*ir(> EAST. A OISTANCE OF 4X M FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF THE AFORESAID LOT 44 THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*ti X EAST. ALONG SAIO WFST LINE A OISTANCE OF M l 47 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ANO TOGETHER WITtf A PORTION OF LOTS tl. (7. *4 ANO AS OF SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY S SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7 PAGE 71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIORIOA BEGIN AT TME SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 41. THENCE RUN NORTH Ob-47 M WEST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT (I. A OISTANCE OF SUM FEET. THENCE. OEPARTING SAID WEST LINE RUN NORTH *9-1707 EAST A DISTANCE OF 111 00 FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 14*17 U EAST. A OISTANCE OF lie X FEET. T h ENCE RUN SOUTH (7*1M1 EAST. A DISTANCE OF It* !7 FEET THENCE RUN NORTH 47*37 07 EAST. A OISTANCE OF 171 X FEE T THENCE RUN NORTH ***17*3 EAST. A OISTANCE OF IX X FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 77*43 1* EAST. A OISTANCE OF 1*14 F E E T TO A POINT ON THE PROPOSEO W ESTER LY R IG H T O F W A V LINE OF RED BUG ROAD HAVING A PROPOSEO RIGHTOFWAV WIDTH OF IM X FEET SAIO POINT ALSO BEING ON A NON TANGENT CURVE FROM WHICH A RADIAL LINE BEARS SOUTH (4-M l ! EAST. SAIO CURVE ALSO BEING CONCAVE EASTERLY. THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS LENGTH OF 1141 24 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 01*11 II". AN ARC LENGTH OF 134 14 FEET A CHORD LENGTH OF 134 X FEET AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 03*42 M WEST X I ft F E E T . TH E N C E . O E P A R TIN G SAID N O R TH L IN E . RUN r r t r o r - w e s t a d i s t a n c e o f 40171 f e e t t o a POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT 3. THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 11*1(01 WEST. A OISTANCE OF 31 »t FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*14 10 EAST. A OISTANCE OF 2M >7 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH ***4} 41" WEST. A OISTANCE OF IX 94 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF LIGHTWOOO KNOT CANAL. HAVING A WIOTH OF 10 M FEET. T H E N C E RUN SOUTH 1I*1C*I" EAST. ALONG SAIO NORTHERLY L'NE. A DISTANCE OF M Tl FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF LOT If OF SAIO SIAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. THENCE. DEPARTING SAIO NORTHERLY LINE OF LIGHTWOOO KNOT CANAL. RUN NORTH ***4*X” WEST. ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF LOTI I* ANO K OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVIION A DISTANCE OF »7191 FEET; THENCE. OEPARTING SAID NORTH LINE. RUN SOUTH 00*11 IT" EAST A OISTANCE OF 4 M « F E E T T O T H E P C IN T O F BEGINNING ANDTOGEtHEM w i t h A PORTION OF SECTION X. OWNSMIP II SOUTH. RANGE II EAST. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID SECTION X FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE. THENCE RUN NORTH (t-l* 43 EAST, ALONG THE NORTH L'NE OF SAIO SECTION 10 A DISTANCE OF t i l l 41 FE E T TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 41 OF THE AFORESAID SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. THENCE DEPARTING SAID NORTH LINE OF SECTION X RUN SOUTH W * X EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF LOTS 41 ANO 44 OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION. A OISTANCE OF (3141 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCe. CONTINUE ALONG SAID WEST LINE. SOUTH 06*46 X EtST A OISTANCE OF X I 43 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT u THENCE OEPARTING s a i o WEST LINE RUN SOUTH *e*M u EAST. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 44. A OISTANCE OF 4*7 11 FEET TO THE NOR Till AST CORNER OF LOT 4l OF SAID SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION THENCE OEPARTING SAIO SOUTH LINE RUN SOUTH 00*1101 EAST. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LOTS 41 ANO 44 OF SAIO SLAVIA COMPANYS SUBDIVISION A OISTANCE OF IIX X FE E T TO A POINT ON THE EXISTING NORTHERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE OF REO BUG ROAO WHICH HAS A VARYING RIGHTOF WAY WIDTH. THENCE OEPARTING SAIO EAST LINE NUN ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE NORTH (0*14 X WEST A OISTANCE OF 114 11 FEET THENCE DEPARTING SAIO NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY RUN NORTH 00*49 40 WEST. A OISTANCE OF 4X X FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 43*10M" WEST. A OISTANCE OF K M FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF LOT 44 OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION THENCE RUN SOUTH 30*X K EAST. ALONG SAIO WEST LINE. A OISTANCE OF 7f 71 FEET TO THE AFORESAID EXISTING NORTHERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE OF REO BUG ROAO THENCE RUN ALONG SAIO N O RTHER LY RIGHT OF WAV LINE THE FOLLOWING COURSES ANO O i STANCES T h ENCE RUN NORTH (0*1* X WEST A OISTANCE OF 44(31 FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*41 X CAST A OISTANCE OF 1100 FEET THENCE HUN NORTH (e*M X WEST. A OISTANCE OF 444 X FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF LOT 41 OF SAIO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION SAIO POINT ALSO BEING ON THE EAST LINE OF A PARCEL OF LAND Of COR DC D IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK Ml. PAGE 017. OF THE AFORESAIO PUBLIC RECOROS THENCE OEPARTING SAIO NORTHERLY RIGHTOFWAV l i n e Ru n NORTH gc*4XM WEST. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF LOTS 01 04 ANO (I. A DISTANCE OF l(lt II FEET THENCE OEPARTING SAIO WEST LINE ANO SAIO EAST LINE OF SAID PARCEL OF LAND RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK til PAGE OIL RUN NORTH *9-17(3 EAST A OISTANCE OF lltao FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH ti*tri( EAST A DISTANCE OF IX X FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH U * X U EAST. A OISTANCE OF IM07FCCT THENCE RUN NORTH 47*12 03 BAST A OISTANCE OF 171X FEET THENCE RUN TtOATH t r u e . EAST A DISTANCE OF IX X FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 77*4711 EAST A OISTANCE OF ( i ti f e e t t h e n c e r u n n o r t h e n r s r e a s t , a o i s t a n c e OF ill (* FEET TO T mE POINT OF BEGINNING south The teqa> Orsc I p*on at these proper-iet requiring an omonr«— o— t h e n c e r u n s o u t h 00*0331 i : | 1 west a d is ta n c e of 0l*U*0" EAST. A OISTANCE OF SM X FEET TO A POINT ON A NON TANGENT CURVE. FROM WHICH A RADIAL LINE BEARS NORTH 01*41 U EAST. SAID CURVE ALSO BEING CONCAVE MOHTMERLYi THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS LENGTH OF 7M 00 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 41*I7T7". AN ARC LCNGTM OF 1*4 M FEET. A CHORD LENGTH OF 111 X FEET AND A CHORO BEARING OF NORTH 70*04 l*" EAST THENCE RUN fOUTH 00*4* TO" EAST A DISTANCE OF *X 14 FEET TO A POINT ON TME PROPOSED NORTHERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE OF REO BUG ROAO. HAVING A PROPOSEO RIGHT OF WAY WIOTH OF I40X FEET. SAIO POINT ALSO BEING ON A NON TANGENT CURVE. PROM WHICH A RADIAL LINE BEARS SOUTH 1S*M W EAST. SAID CURVE ALSO BEING CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SAIO CURVE. MAV ING A RADIUS LENGTH OF 114] 34 FEET. A CENTRAL ANOLE OF u*0*4*\ AN ARC LENGTH OF 171*1 FEET. A CHORO LENGTH OF 371 47 FEET ANO A CHORD BFARING OF SOUTH 4**4('17 WEST TO A POINT ON TME AFORESAIO EASTERLY LINE OF A 110 FOOT WIOE FLORIDA POWER ANO LIGHT E A S E M E N T. TMFN CE. DEP ARTING SAIO PROPOSEO NORTHERLY RIGHTOFWAV LINE. RUN NORTH H * IIU WEST ALONG SAIO EASTERLY LINE. A OISTANCE OF 111** FEE TTOTM E POINTOF BEGINNING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED TRACT OF LAND LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ANO CONTAINS It S1SU ACRES. MORE OR LESS PARCEL"C" A TRACT OF LAND LYING IN SECTION I*. TOWNSHIP 71 SOUTH. RANGE 31 FAST. BEING PORTIONS OF LOTS I AND 1 OF SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY'S SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO TMF PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK I. P AG E 71 OF TME PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLO R ID A . D E S C R IB E D AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE TtORTHWEST CORNCR UF THE ABOVE REFERENCED LOT 3 AS THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE RUN SOUTH * T4 l 41 EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 1 ANO ALONG T mE NORTH LINE OF THE ABOVE REFERENCED LOT I. A DISTANCE OF |>«I X FEET. TO THE WESTERLY RIGHTOFWAV LINE OF THE CSX RAILROAD CURRENTLY HAVING A RIGHT Of WAY WIOTHOF 71 X FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH ll*«t 40 WEST. ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHTOFWAV MIM FEET THENCE. OEPARTING SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE. RUN NORTH t**41 41 WEST. Ml 7S FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1; THENCE RUN NORTH 00*40 IS WEST ALONG SAID EAST LINE 1*7 17 FEET THENCE RUN NORTH (**4l'*r WEST. Ml Tt FEETj THENCE RUN SOUTH 71*4* 01" WEST. M i l l FEET TO TME WEST LINE OF THE AFORESAIO LOT 1. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*UIO WEST. 177 M FE ET TOTHE POINTOF BEGINNING THE ABOVE OESCRIBEO TRACT OF LANO LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA AND CONTAINS * (44*9 ACRES MORE OR LESS DUDA LANDS, INC. D.R.I. •» FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SAIO CURVE HAVING A RA0IUS LENGTH OF IJ7( la FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF *4*X 77' AN ARC LENGTH OF I4M 74 FEET. A CHORD LENGTH OF 11*111 FEET ANO A CHORO P LAN A M E N O M E N T P R O P ER TIE S BEARING OF SOUTH J7*ir«r WEST TO a POINT o n t h e w e s t A le a Oenvtf Residential and Public Quasi Publk I* Higher LINE OF T h e AFORESAID LOT*! THENCE OE PARTING SAIO Intensity Planned Oereiepmenf PROPOSEO WEST RIGHTOF WAY LINF RUN NORTH X*47 M B lo a Density R rt dential I t Higher Intensity Planned WEST ALONG t h e WEST LINE OF SAIO LOTS *S AND M A | Development DISTANCEOF till 77 FE ET TO T h | POINTOF BEGINNING C Industrial end Office toM-gnor Intensity Planned Development T h e ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCELS OF LAND LIE IN Ttwte hear ngt may be continued tram time to time at t u r d SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ANO CONTAIN *1 1*711 ACRES ne t* lia r, interested partes may appear at theta hearings and be MORE OR LESS heard regarding the sublet' t a r Amendment DMl end reraning PROPERTY •B ' Those m attendance eill tie heard and srrttten comments may b* A TRACY OF LAND IN GOVERNMENT LOT 4 SECTION 17. Med n th the LPA or BCC C'0 * Planning Director '. 1161 Eatt First TOWNSHIP 71 SOUTH RANGE II EAST SEMINOLE COUNTY Street Venterd F I 13771 Xiepncna 1467)131 M X i . i s n i w jr i F l o r i d a b e i n g m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d as Copes ot the proposed dtreiepment and related Irdormatwn FOLLOWS mc'ud'ng legal descriptions applicable applications and preliminary COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO SEC master plan art s . 411aPH ter publk Inspection at th# u * u ... TlON II FOR A POINTOF REFERENCE T m CMCE RUN NORTH jbe.e Roam N i l ’ be'eeen the hours Of • X a m and i X p m . te-M 47 EAST. ALONG T he SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTHWEST Monday through 7 1 day QUARTER OF SAID TECTtON II. A OISTANCE OF Me 11 F f C T Parsons ore ednsed mat If trey decide to eppeel any decision TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY l INC OF A It# FOOT WIOC made al these hear ngs they m il heed a record a* the proceeding! F l o r i d a p o w e r a n d l i g h t c o m p a n y e a s e m e n t , as end ter such purpose they may need X m suw a .#-batim record at RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK «41 PAGE m me proceedings Is made which record me hates the testimony and PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. SAIO evidence upon whkh the eppeel It to be made Florida S'otuXs POINT ALSO BCING THE POINT OF BEGINNING THCNCF Section X tltb S BOARD O t C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS. BY d e p a r t i n g s a i d s o u t h l i n e , r u n n o r t h it *ii 14 w e s t . AlOWO S A IO EASTER! * LINE A OISTANCE OF 17111 FEET. | A N TH O N Y VA N O fR W O R P PLAN N IN G O IR C C TO R thence d e p a r t i n g s ai d e a s t e r l y line run north Publish Jen IT. ie*e OE A l x �INSIDE: ■ ■ H I ..) . 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Cattrin C a d n iw t Atlantic O M iaa W N*« Y «k V >4 PluiMbipbta Boston X Naw Jersey 14 Washing Ion II Charlotte II Central Civilian Clave land II OttfOil 17 M.lr.*u*W 7* ;« Atlanta 14 Chicago Indiana 11 W aller" Canbrenct M b wait [1 villa" W ts Houston Utah IS Daltat II Denver Sen Antonio Miami Pat lilt Dibs bat L A l alar* Seattle PhonnU Goiiton Stab Per Hand Sacramento L A Clipgeei n L p«t OB 1* tj* — If i n ns 11 4*0 * I ) 1*0 10 14 2tt 10 r >S4 14 « 71! 411 14 * » 1* *tf 14 too X IU ii L to If n II ii X 4 Jl 4 * S $ r Pci OB *10 ap. 410 .m S li 111 4 744 14 Oft Jl tl 4f0 — 14 4SO J l» 414 J h It 127 If I I I 4V* too IA ii it IB 37 I X If X X 74 n » 4*'t l l U l t l Gotdan Mat* 101. Miami N Photnlt II*. Denver i n Atlanta IH LACHppars lit Portland HO Ova loll* lit Tuesday's G u m I All Tim** 1 IT I Indtanaat Fit* York. l;M p m Boiton at WttMngltn. ’ JOp m Phil*dtiph**alCbr*l*nd / 10p m D**roil at CMr ago. t p m Sacramento at Milwaukee. I M p m L A Lot art at Moulton. I M p m Utahal Delias. I 10 p m D*nr*r atSan Antonio. | » p m !••• i*f* f at Voaitla M pm NBA BOXES Mandai’s NBA Batlcortl GOLOC N IT AT t (1411 Mull in (O il 4 1 X Tnag 1* I t 00 10, L Smith I I 0 0 1. Garland 1*17 11 21. Richmond* It *1 X Irani 00000- Itiggmt I 100 1. Altordl* I 11 dot I 1001 O Smith I t 1 1 II. lampoon D i l l ! Totali 41 *1 It II IU MIAMI (M l Long I 14 I * 14. Thompton II I I 4 It X . Saikaly 1 1 1 4 A Edwards 41 I 1 1. Sparrow 1 14 00 10. Sundrotd I I I 00 II. Mattings 00 1 1 1 . Upshaw I 4 00 1 Miltha'I 0 I 11 1, Cummings 11111. Tefolt I I 44 11II 40 Galdan llt l t 21I I 14 11-141 Miami It 14 U I I - i l Three point goah M>gg>nt Sundrotd t ou>*d out nor* Total louii - Golden Slal* 11. Miami 21 Habounds Goidan Slat* 42 iRkhmond W rU a II. Miami 14 iThemptan lal A t o l l — Goldin SUM 11 (Mullin 1|, Miami 22 ISparroa II Tachnrcats non* A - I4.4N DENVER (IN I Englith I la 4 4 20 Ratmuuan 2 1 0 1 A S<h-»r*» 1 1 * * 4 Adams 1 II 00 It. La*ar 4 II I I 11 Coup*. 41 0 0 I. Greenwood I 4 >41 Turn** 1 1 0 0 4 Cook I t 11 A Da>11 4 M 00 A Manilla I *00 1 T a M lilt t r 1110 IN PM Jl Nijr ( i it l Gilliam I II 4 4 X Parry I M 14 It, Chamber* I I] 4 > N Morneroa 4 10 1 4 14, K Johnson a n « « a Corbin I j 0 0 2. E Johnion II If 2 7 X West I 1 I 11 DunnO I I | I. h*tr I I 111, l a g 110 01. Nealy 0 I 0 00 Totals 4* (4 1* 111}* Otntar 14 It 1* 1 1 -IN 1 II II II I I 111 fOJIlt ■ 4 C JoNntm 1 Total Mutt -D trv tr H i w i r n Reboundi Den«a "rtf 7% tGreemstood AL Pho*n,i aa tc Urn 10j AitJfH O t r m >4 I Ad a m i, if t«f il* I3ft u«t A ll Ik Johnson Ml A in* ATLANTA (IM I Laringiton 14 40 4 Wilams 10 |l I » 1* Malone a * I 4 II ttoua 4 12 n It. Rireri 4 12 11 II Bai'l* I* 2 2 14. honcak 4 112 *. Carr « 12 00 It WX* t O O t t . Tolbert I I 0 2 2. Ferrell I » 12 * Toleit 10 *2 1> 22 IN L A C L I P P t e i llll l Smith I t 11 I. Merman * 12 4 4 71. Bmiamin I I I 1 4 II Onto* I 14 11 II. Grant • 111 4 M Moll 1* 004 Miron 0 t i n • . 1 * 0 t lack 0 I > )1 Tokali 44 *112 I* 141 Alta ala II1 I 21 21-124 LA Clippoai 111* 24 21-141 Thra* point goals-Rivars. Wilkin* 1 Fnutod #u4-Vnbh T"t*l tauM - a n , sty p* I./. Clipper 1 21 Rebound 1--At.ar.ie I I lAUion* II), LA Clippers 1* [Ban Jam in II A iilt ll-A lla n U M I River* 1|, L \ Clip par* 11 I Grant lit. Tachntcals-Klt* 1 I*l4tl#d(, Lavlngstcw A — 11.204 CHARLOTTE III Rambit 111 11 *. Raid 1 12 11 14. Cureton to 4 4 1 Chatman 1 110* IA Holton f I* J 4 11. Trlpucka 10124 t 24 Kempton 10 t 4 II. BkOuei M 01 1. Curry 1 M Oh 4 Moppenl 111* Totali 41 » . 11 U III PORTLAND IN keriay 10 44 IA ion#* 11 I I A Duct worth t II I * I t Drealaa I I tt * I Jl. Porltr I t 11 II. Johnron 111 4 1 IA Skhtlng 4* 00 I. Bryant 4 1 00 I Branch t a I 71. Vandeweghe 4 11 00 t Anderson 11 00 1 Total! W « t N i l IX O u r tart* 21117114-111 Pad land 44 24 14 1 4 -IN Three point goal*- Chapman 1. Holton Foubd out—none- Term toots -Overtone fa. I'o rlla nd I f Roboundi— Charlolt* it (Rambil 10). Portlend 14 (Duckworth 1) Aivits-Cherlott* » IBoguo* kl. Pori land : i (Porter 101 Technlcate-Porlland <lilegeid**en*e) A — 0.144 N BA LEAD ER S NBALaabrrs ( Through lunday’i gamatl Scoring o tg M pti avg Jordan, Chi X 114 1)4 140) Il t Melon*. Ulan II M M 1)41 X I X 4X21*10*2X0 Creator. Por English. Dan 4) 104 1*1 1171 f i t X 424 111 1114 If I Ellis. s*a M-ullln. GS X 41* 244 tots >71 WilSins. Atl 41 414 24) 10*7 X 1 BarSlay, Phi 41 77) 217 1042 X 4 Chambers, Pha X Ml 2)2 1010 22 2 Gumming!, Mi) X 244 Ilf X ) 24 I Rebound ng alt dal 1*1 *»t OialureoaL Mou 41 174)71 147 11) Barsby. Phi 41 2X14* 111 124 Parish. Bos 41 144 124 X ) 12 2 M*mn*. Utah 41 1X211 410 11 7 Ma'ona. All X III X ) 444 11/ E bM tobs tgm Pvt tv* thompton. LAI 164 MS in Bar*by, PI.I St) jfi •JJ Rodman. Dal in XI IX Parish. Bos 104 SM Ifl 740 N#nc», C b 517 Ml Fraa throws Itm ft* PC' 421 Kbina. Sat 47 n IS lias. Ind 414 44 70 Mullin. GS X4 244 40? GmlnsSI, Phi 142 40f 14) wn Johnson. LAL 140 271 Three paint (eld getlt tgm pet •o* 44 Sundrotd. Mia 4U » il? tills. Sea ff 1)2 tuesar, NY 412 47 IX Ehlo. Cb 444 X 14 Higgins. GS 442 I) 22 Assists atl * **2 Stockton. Utah 41 1)4 ifl Johnson. LAL 43 544 1)0 K Johnson. Ph ■ 40 444 II 7 Porto*. Por 44 X 27) Thomas. Dal 40 J47 17 Stoats Stl *** 4 Jordan. Chi 40 1)2 )U Stockton. Utah 7 4) 41 IX 147 Drtstor. Por X 114 OMiuwon, Mou 41 114 >4) Laver. Dan M 101 2 il libeled Owls hi* *v« • Eaton. Ul*h 41 174 4n Dai. GS M 4 24 U) Caking. NY 4) III III Oialt/won. Mou 41 IX 2X Coop** Dan X 104 III C O L L E G E B A SK ETB A LL The Uailtd Prat* IntaraelMrial (bard el Caachet' Tap 14 telle#* basketball rallng*. «tHi lin t plate aetat and racerdt through Jan. 1* In paitnltwut. Iota I pottos Ibatad an 11 points Mr l>r*l place. 14 Mr second. tic.) and Itil waeh't ranklngi f Oklahoma (If ) (l ? i ) If ) 4 SU 1 J. Illinois 17) ( I I 1) y (lb ) AM ion# ( I ) ( I I I ) *V» i j (tb l N Carolina ( » 11111 *1* 4 4X I s Georgetown ( I I I ) * Missouri ( I ) 11*11 414 4 loulivtlb ( M i l i XI I J00 4 ■ Satan Mall I lf 21 t Florida Slat* (14 1) 7*0 11 10 Ouk* 1)4 2) 704 7 i i . Michigan (IS 2) IN 10 Nor*h Carolina Sbto (141) ii 141 II i ) Iowa 11)11 IX 11 14 Syracuse (If 4) ttf 11 4* tf II Ohio Stoto live ) 10 Indiana 1141) n u 17- Nevada Las Vaga* 114 4) 47 (4 II Sianlord (IIS ) II If It SI. Mary* (Calil 1 ( I f l ) 14 tt JO Louisiana Stoto 1141) * 1 1 unreal ad Others receiving votes Art ansa*. Arkansas Llltto Rock. Georgia Tach. Maw M#i'to. Providmce. Wail Vlroinla NEW YORK IU P II - Callao* katk*rb*:i Refills Cail Assumption Ml. B ry m l I I Benito* IV SI A m aim H Bloomltald I*. Stock bn 4V (lotion U 41 Colgate 4) Brockton n , O om irilcanl) B uckntl 144. Cornal I *1 Clarion N M a rtyh urttM Connecticut 104. M aiaachuiettill Delaware tf Mavy II O ltk m io n ll. Susquehanna 71 FaiMlald >4, Ma* lit M Menard I I Morgan SI f| John Jay Call tAChrtttondom M LaiayairatA Mo4- C ro ti 12 ManhalianvilM l A Lahman 10 M att Inti *1. Salro Ragma U IO T ) Merchant Manna 14. K n g 't M Ma*uah 41 Eliiabo'hFonn** M iH enville*1, Caul CH Pa 14 Phi'a Pharm ta Aivam ia*) Phi la T a r lib ll.C h r y n e y fl P iillb u rg h ll. SI John t l l IO T ) Rcigart f*. SI. Bonavantur* H Stunybrook I I . York 44 TranMnSi M CaMwetl*! Urilnu* 14.Moravian I I W Maryland If. Lebanon Valley 1* W ailm im itr fa P in Bradford 41 Wail C h eib r 40. SpringGerdtn M Seuth Alabama SI N G*ambling >> Appalachian SI. >A V* Military 4* AuHm Paay ft, Tann SI *2 IO T ) flridgrrtaMr >0 Lynchburg4) Coaital Carolina 10. Wmthrop if L Tann SI III. MarihalF 14 Emory fl Ogblhorpa M f or rum )01. BluefMM *1 f Mrtda AAM >4. M Carolina AA T II Tu rm a n lA Ta n n Chart M Jac I ionvia* 1*. Old Dominion f* JecktonS' 4*. MU* Volb y SI *t L oaf 1* 4) f kenfucky*l l engneod *1. Virginia Wat lay an at Md Ball Co f 1. Allan (own 4) Murray St »l. M>d Tatet SI 41 MC A th e tilb U . Bapliil I* 12C W ilm ington!!, C a v (d w »4 l Man O* bant fl, S Utah SI M Troy SI f*. U (Lormer. B Murray). pp. I II. 1, Chicago, lanipatt 4 'McGill. Graham), lf S* Panallbt— Loedai. Tor. I 24, Marsh. Tor. 1*1, Sanipatt. Ctil. M i l : Sutler, CM IT.I’.vOa*vC. tJ lb, t.*rrw» >1. IngiM nU 4S M2debt! Augtburg 4A Concordia U C incmnah T*ah *4. V mra— w i 41 CralghMki kl. Brad lay a* Of oka t*. Indiana St U Drury 4A Evangel a* ti *;. Second par lad-2. Chicago. Konroyd 2 (Larmar). 1 )1 . a Chicago. VMctblM * ISutMr, Battan), 4 tt 1, Toron10, Richardton 1 lKo.dc. Raid). 11 U A Chicago. Graham X (Mantonl. U:4S 7. Chicago Eagbs 1 lSetter, Battan). 14 M I Chicago. SufMr 4 (Eagbt, Battan). 14 1*. Portal Ibt-non* Tnird parlod- m tcuring Ponaltbv • Protby, LhJ tt *4 Shots on goal-Toronto f ) 7— 14 Chica­ go t i l l 1-11. Power play conversions— Toronto IB. ChlcagoM. Goalb*— Toronto. Wroggrt Chicago. Chovrbe. A-tI.204 Rclocf*— Bob Myors E lltknotiM. Cleveland II, I I III Banodictm* 14. Rotary 4) Indiana I0A (e«a I* Ind Pur fort Wayne 14. Concordia** Maryyilb N . LindenMOdll Mmol *1. Jama*town *0 i HitnoM fA mmol* Si 41 IW M i.to u ri i : . , A V* areiiuV* Shawn** St 04.C h a rb b iin (W Va >04 SlanaMttl*. Trl SI f) W irnnoik**. Ill ChlcagoM WaihmgMn IMo I « . Knot Coll 41 William Jewtll KL AviU *2 Wik Gram Bay >0. M Iowa 44 Wll Mil»aiA*#44. M Michigan f* YovngilewnSI fl. Mir am 14 Sovtbwatt IOWA 11*1 HorMn I I U J* 2*. Thompson I t 14 IA Japtan I 1 00 1. Armstrong I II t o il II, M a rb b l 1144 IA LotAtogblllO 1000. Motel 1 * 0 0 1, Gerntr 1 1 00 7. Skinner 00 11 I Totali 21 4* U J1 H INDIANA 11441 Anderson 14 11 1, Milfman 1 14 00 IS. Jadkfw f l I t X M. Edward* It 12 14 X , Jonat 1 II 4 1 II. Sloan0 1 111. WhiMOOAO 0. Maakt I I 001, RoUnton 00 0 14. Otlphanl 00000 Total*» » IM S 104 Htlllim o score— Indians 24, Iowa 4* Three point goals-lowa I It (Thompson t-A Armttrono I I , Moses 101. Indian* AM lEdwardt 41, Hillman I-]) Foubd out— Jrptan Marble. Andnton Toltl loult-low# >1, Indiana V RtbouvN-lowa 41 I Morion (41. Indiana U (Jadbvr 111 A ttittt-low a 4 (Armttrong ) ) , Indiana It (Hillman 41. Tachmcai I-Kill— non*. A — 17,111, OLO DOMINION (141 Carv.f II Jj 9 0 X . 0k -it 4 I 00 A Garl ng 4 tl I t If. Grant I 1 12 4 AVOonatd A l 1-1 1L Leonard 1 4 00 X Roytba 04 04 A Prltchatt 00 04 A Kaawln 0444 A JacoM 41 OOO Tolait)! *1* >014 JACKSONVILLE (li t Drown II If 1411 M. Law A tl 14 IA Laguarr* 11 * 4 (A Taylor 1 1 0 4 a Aldrich 11 S I It. Gilbert 1 4 11 A Boykin 1 1 0 4 1. Simmon* I I 14 0, Sbcurn 00 00 I Total* H 1)2)141* Malftlma— Jack tend lb 14. Old Dominion 1* Thea# point guola-OM Dominion I X (Carver AT A Grant A l, McDonald 14), Jacktonvllb 1 ) (Brown 41. Laguarr* 11). Foubd out— Jacob* Total Mult—OR) Dorn I "Ion IA Jacksonville t). Raboundt - Old Dominion X (Galling 12). Jacktonvllb 17 (Brown. Law 4). J i t kit— Old Dominion X IGranl H I. Jacktonrlll* tl (Brown 4). Tachnlcalt-norb A — AXS a 11 t OF 210 IU (41 X) 141 141 OA IX 704 174 IX 111 111 700 It) m 144 IX m iti 12 OF X) IU t il (41)1 Edwordt 4. Phillip I. Third ported—4 Detroit. 041at 4 IK n n li. Ynrm an). ( a 1:1*. 1, Datroll. Burr 4 lYierman. Chioston), 2 41 Penaltb* — Gllllt. Qu*. Minormaior (llghllngl. 4f; Gallant. 0*1. minor rrwjor (lighlingl, :4f; Slatiny. Qu*. 10 SX Molbr. Qua. It If. Shots on goal-Quabac 14114 -M Detroit* 1) 11-T J Power play converslona— Quebec 4 1. Detroit 11 Go* Ilenders Quebec. Tugnuit Datroil. Hanlon A - l f iff Ralaraa - Bob Schick MISL S TA N D IN G S hi IK 724 MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAOUC By United Pratt Irtarnetbnel W L Pet. OB Baltimore 14 7 441 — Dallas t) 14 sas 1 San Dbgo I) to 241 1 Lot Angalat I) tl 200 )H Wichita II t) 424 4V) Tacoma tt tl 440 2 Kantat City 4 14 .U ) !M Manday’l Aatultt No garnet tchadukrd Tuatday’t Garnet No garnet scheduled GA 102 IN Ilf tfi ns IS2 H I I U 144 ISO t i l m iu Winnipeg Vancouver I II t I I 1*4 111 I* I I 1 45 114 IM Monday ! Raiultt NY Rang**! I, NY lilaraMrt 1 Out tec 4 Detroll 2 Wathington 4. MinnetoU 4 IO T) Chicago f. Toronto I Tuatday •Oamat (AM Timet 1ST) Buttab#tMarUonj r lip m Montreal al Plttiturgh. f 2) p m Winnipeg al Si. Lculi. I IIp m Calo*rY*l Lot Angylet, M U p m EdmonMnat Vancouver. 10 U p m TV/RADIO TaleWtbn BASKETBALL 1 p m — ESPN. Coibg*. Iowa al Indiana f p m — SC. Coibg*. South Florida at UNC Char b ib I U 4 p m — SUN. Coibg* woman. Ttnnetta* a lT o ia v IL) t:4S p m - TBS. NBA. Detroit Pltlont *1 Chicago Built. (L) 4 X p m — GN. Coibg*. Duguen* at DtPaul. ILI « p m - ESPN. Coibg*. Virginia Com monwealth «t South Alabama. (L ) top m — SUN.Coilx*. EddbSutMnShow 10:X p m — SUN. Coibg*. Wlllb Booker Show It p m — SUN. Coibg*. Hugh Durham Show BOXING 4 p m — ESPN. LUkbllHolmatvt Fermln Chlrino. mtddbweightA IL) MOTORCYCLING 1 p m . — ESPN. 200cc World Champion ahlp BratlHanGranPria 1KIMO 4 a m - ESPN. W<kld Alpine Champion thipA Woman t Combined Slalom |NHL SUMMARIES Manday'l NHL Summarbi N T lilandrn 1 I 0 -2 N T Ranger* 1 1 1 -1 Flag* period I. NY Rangart Wilton !* (GranaM. Sandltroml. 2 41 1. NY Ranger*. Patrick f (Mulbn. Ogrodnlckl, 111* A NY libndert. Sutler » (Jontten. F (alley I, pp. I I .l t 4. NY IHandari. Flalby I ILeFontalrb. Yobtl. 14 If. *. NY ttangerv Wilton X (Sandttrom. Hardy I. It tt P»n*ltb*— KI Vo. NYR. 0 14 L or ion, NYI. • If. Lettch. NYR. II 44 DaBloii. NYR. t) 11 Second period—*. NY Rangart Laaith 14 (Latleur, Sandttrom). • 44 1, NY Ilian d * ri, Makala i ) (S u ito r). ( H I * Panaltbi— Flalby. NYI, * » . Trottbr. N il 12 14 Mulbn N YR. IJ 11 Dalgarno. NYI, II U KJib. NYR. tl 5) Third period -0. NY Rangart. Laakh It lunatiitladl. ih 2 21 * NY Rangart Patrick 10 (Wilton. Sandttrom).« IS to, NY Hangar* kltto II (Ogrnlnick. Mulbnl, ■4 11 P*nalli*k-P#t4. NYR. t tf. Nylund r.vi .24 GranaM. NYR. I X . FIj IMy , NYI • 4*. Nylund NYI. It 1* The strong Inside play of Bridget Jenerette (No. 31) and Suzanno Hughes was a key (actor in Oviedo's 54-42 win over Luthor Tuesday night. Suifltm c Huglics runic up with a ( r r n i c n d o u B all-around performance lo lead Oviedo's Lady Lions tc a 5 n -42 victory over Lutlter Monday night in girls basketball action at Oviedo High School. Oviedo Improved lo 11-8 with (he victory and will return to action tonight against sixth ranked c lo i» 3A Jones. Luthcfell ta 8-11 on the year. "It was a physlcul baltle.” Oviedo coach John Thomns said. “ Suzanne Hughes and llrldgct JencreUe really hit (hr boards w ell." Hughes finished (he night with a game-high 18 points, nine rebounds, five blocked shots, three steals and two assists lo lend the attack. Jcnerette added H points and 10 rebounds while Michelle Wynn chipped In eight points, nm tda lit vis and Katie Jacobs led the I^tdy Crusaders with 11 points each. T h e L a d y L ion s w ere In command the entire way as they lead 23-14 at Hie Intermission. Oviedo Increased the lead to 38-27 at the end of the thud period before Luther came on. The Lady Crusaders managed to trim the lead to 46-40 but could not continue to close the gap ns Hughes and Jenri<tt> took over Oviedo played without sta rtin g point guard Uctsy Hughes wlio missed the game due to illness. "W e had lo keep substituting people into Hie £im c because we were llmllcd on ball handlers.*' Thomas said. "W e were sloppy with the bull and turned it over quite a few times.’ ’ Thomus and company w ilf have to change their ways when they take the court tonight against Jones lias been tough all season long. The Lady Lions dropped a decision to tlic Lady Tigers earlier this year and are looking to settle the score on* their own turf. LUTHER (111: Davit II. M OuUaf. Jacobs II. Kaitar 2. A Dud* 4. Woolbart J. Totals IS I I 12 41 O V IE O O 124): Wood 0. Hughes If. Jtnarttb IA Bund A Wynn 4. Them** A Lindsey 2. Mead A Totdt 24IIS4 Hainima— LuHbf IA Oviedo 22 Fouls— Lufhof 4. Oviedo II fouled oul-Ncna Technical* Non*. 2 ponl Ibid goals-Nan* Records-Lutfwr 4 >1: Oviedo II 4 Sooners Continued from IB have a nine-game winning streak, have Inst only to Illinois. North Carolina and Syracuse. Louisville, 14-3, tumbled four spots lo No. 7. The Cardinals, with Illinois and Oeorgelown having tost during the week, had a chance to stake n clnlm for No. 1. Hut they fell 85-79 Sunday In Ohio State during which star ccnier Pervls Ellison was indefi­ nitely sidelined with a sprained knee. No. 8 Scion I till, 18-2, moved up a place: No. 9 Florida State. 161. Jumped two spots; and tO Duke. 14-3. sink three. Completing the Top 20 are: No 11 Michigan. 15-3: No. 12 North Carolina Stale. 14-2: No. 13 Iowa, 15-3: No. 14 Syracuse, 17- 4; No. 15 Ohio Slate. 15-4; No. 16 Indiana. 16-5: No. 17. Ncvnda-Las Vegas, 14*4; No. 18 Stanford. l*-5 ; No. 19 St. Mary's (Calif |. 17-2; and No. 20 LSU. 14-5. LSU is the nrw team In Hie ran kings, replacing G eorgia Tech. Oklahoma bc$m the season at No. 4 but lost lo Michigan In Ihe Maui Classic and soun slipped to No, 8 , The S<x>neni advanced to No. 3 before a lass io Pittsburgh set them hack to No. 6 . Oklahoma, upset by Kansas lor the NCAA title lost year, has three new starters this season. The Sooners continued to win while star center Stacy King was out with a broken index finger on his shooting hand. On Saturday, King scored a career-high 48 points In a 90-88 triumph al UNLV. the second time ihls year Ihe Sooners beat No. the Rebels. The victory com­ bined with the sudden allergic r e a c t i o n t o No . 1 m o v e d Oklahoma lo the top. “ I like that pressure." Tubbs said. "W hen It really comes down lo ihe nitty-gritty, I would rather tic No. I and lose than be No. 250 and kise.’* “ Let The Professionals Do It” E C H O L S’ TREE SER V IC E, INC. LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • COMPLETE TREE SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES • STUMP GRINDING • 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE Shotl on goal— NY l«lend*f* X t) 1-40 NY Rang*r* 11 It II— » Porvar play convaraiant— NY Itlendort 4 I NY RangerttO GoalMndart— N Y lllandtrt. Hrudey NY Rengtrt Vanb-atbrouck A — 11.141 RtMrae— Paul Sbweri CONTACT PETE OR TERRY ECHOLS Phone 4 I 0 -1 Chiceg* 1 1 0— I Flrit period— 1, Chicogo. 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Dalreil I I It I S4 14 71 I I *4 tl 11 * *} SI Loult Chicago 14 if 1 j* 1* It 1 Jf Toronto Smyth* DivIlian D It I 14 Calgary V X 4 II Lei Angola* they enjoyed In (heir heyday during (he early I9 8 0». entered Intermission lruii!ng, 2t >9. C.aus hll 5-oi-ii free throws In Hr second (rriod and 5-of-7 for Hr first half, one of their belter frec lhrow shoot­ O viedo 54, Luther 42 ing performances Ihls season. WashingMa 111 4— 4 Minna tala * 1 1 4 -4 First p o rb d -t, Wsihl.-igton, Chrlitian 71 (RM by. Fall.), pp. I ) II. Panallb*Kolttad. Min. I 11: Gartner. Wash. I 41| Gibs. Min. 1:41. 0*Palm*. Min 1 2*. Koltiad. Min. II M: Brolan.Min. It 01 Second period-?. Waihlngton. Millar 4 (Gartnar). 4:11 A Washington. Hunter It (Cowrtnall. Sltvtnt), pp. IN A M nnotota. Rout* I [OtamborA Gavbt), th. tl (A. A Minnesota, uccaroln 24 I Koltiad. Brolen), 14:14 Parwllbt— Hunlav, Wash. 2:24. Shaohy. Wtth. S I): McRa*. Min. S: IA Schraibar, Wtth. f X McRa* Min. ma|ar lllghltngl gam* mltconducl. 4.1): Shoahy, Wash, mltcon duct. 4:1); Loach. Wash, 11 Oil Cor rlvoau. Wash. >2 14. Rous*. Min, IS If. Kobtad. Min, major Itlghllng) gam* misconduct. 11-11; Cic carodl. Min. ti l l ; Gould. Wath, major (lighting), ti l l Third parlod—4. Mbm#tot*. Mac Lallan It IC h a m b tr t. G a g n a rl, 14:41. 7, Washington. Hunbe II (Gartnar. Hatch tr>, ti ll 4 Minn*tola. Ciccarelll IS IRoutol. 11:0. Panaltba— Hurfar. Wath. 4 44. Ck caralll, Min. 44*. DaPalma, Min, It 41: Stevens. Wash. It ilf j Hunter. Wath. X X . Rout*. Min. X 00 O va rtlm * --N o scoring P tn a lllts — Gould. Wath. mo)sr (lighting). 2 X . Mac Lallan, Min. ma)or(llghting). 2 40 Shots an gojI-Wjahtnglon I ) '94 I JI. Mlnnatota* M 4 E -2 f Power play canvw tu rn -W a tt, legion 4 2 M.nnowlalO Goal lander t — Wadilnglon. Maiarchuk. Minn*toll TakkO A — ». II» Rttacao- Dani t Mtrel Arkantat St 4*. Mo Kantat City 10 Dillard *1. LowiklAno Coll IS LangttanW.Okla ChrittianCoii 11 Southern tt. PvalrW V b w I I Stephan f A u tim lt.N kh O tllS t-4 * T a u t Southarnkl. Akorn SI fj Watt FretnoSI 4A F u lb rh n S t 44 Son Ol#go*f. Wyomlrp 4t Wa thing ton I*. Pacific 10 Carmichael A Bouyrr 4. toman 2. JankInton A Murphy 11 Total* IS 11 1*41 LAKE BR ANTLEY (l* )l Brandenburg IS. Mull 14 MItbr >. Bute* 4. Sturdivant A Gibson* Kathl Totali 12 ISIS I* Hainima— lake Brantbv 71. Evenk tt Foula-Evan* Tt. uak# Branllay IS r-tmSad Out-Non* Technical*-Non* HacordtEvent I If, Lakt BrantMy I l f 323-2566 Winter Park Ccnier Iiy M en's M edicine 3 7 0 W . L a k e M a r y B lv d v s I k u a Hapk i Jackpot capped & given away weekly 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE HrtjiTJOpm UrmsMBpn TknNtytudo NcffffttUnuot SpoifopPiauacs O o ifflS(rtij Sorry, must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North ol Ortando. fust off Hwy 17-92 301 Doc Track Rd . Longwood 831-1600 �» Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tceaday. January 31. 1989.— 3B People Couple’s romance is paying off Husband-wife team finding greenbacks are in paperbacks Teens, drugs focus of workshop “ Drug* and Health Carr ;r cnir Com m unity" Liles a workshop lo be given by tne Missing Children Center on Tuesday. Jan. 31. Helping parents to recognise whether their teen agers are turning to drugs, the free workshop will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Winter Springs Civic Center. For more Information, cal! the Missing Children Center at 695-4357. By LA U R A L. SU LLIVAN Herald staff writer Free parenting classes offered ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Bob Bills Is a civil service physicist for I he Navy, with triple majors In physics, geophysics and mat hema lies. Bob’s wife. Sharon Bills, a history major, hud her own company for writing, editing and layout o f technical manuals. Their first romance novel. Crysin! Rap­ ture, made the l>cst sellers' list late last year. "A t work. It was a problem initially among scientists and engineers.' Bob said "I told them. ‘Vou can laugh If you want, but first read the book.' I have autographed about 200 copies for people at work to lend to friends and relatives. "It gives proof to the lie that engineers can't write." he said. The couple were two o f 20 Florida romance writers giving out John Hancocks on the cover pages of paperbacks at B&L Bookstore In Altamonte Springs on Sunday. The book signing was the culmination o f a Seminole Community College. In conjunction with the Seminole Parent Resource Center. Is ofTerlng free 12-hour evening courses ul various locations In Seminole County. In February, "Effective Parenting of Hie Pre-Schooler" will be taught at First United Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave.. Sanford, from 7-9:30 p.m. Feb. 7 to March 7. Also. "Effective Parenting of the School-Age Child" will be taught at Peaceful Zion Baptist Church. Altamonte Springs, from 7-9 p.m. Feb. 14 to March 21. For more Information about classes, call 323-1450, ext. 575. o r 321 -4662. weekend Jaunt throughout the state for Florida's romance writers. G ov. Bob M a rtin et p roclaim ed the weekend "Rom ance Writers Days." citing the fact tiiat romance paperbacks rake In 85 million annually. Bob and Sharon Bills of Panama City publish under the name Sara Edwards for two reasons: Publishers want romance writers lo go by a woman's name, and they only want one name on the cover. "1 didn't want only my name on It because that wouldn't Ik* fair." Sharon said They chose the first name Sara because It had an “ S " for Sharon and an " R " for Robert. They Just couldn't use the last names Hills, Boh said. "People think of orthodonlst hills and utility hills." Alter visiting 35 bookstores, they decided the letter " E " was at eye level of the average woman. So Sara Edwards was bom. Tltc couple received the contract tor their first novel after they won the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart contest for unpublished writers. An editor asked the two If they would be Interested In writing a Victorian historical. "A s It turns pul." Boh said. "I Just hupixm to be the foremost expert on Victorian crime. It’s a hobby of mine." The contract was granted over dinner. without the Bills having to submit the standard ihrre chapters and synopsis As a student at University ct Texas at El Paso. Bob rend the Tim m of London personals where lovers and criminals swapjM'd messages In code. The story line of Crystal Rapture Is bused on actual codes Boh deciphered from "T h e Agnnv Column” of the Times. “ We arr very proud of lhe history In our work." Boh said. The couple will publish their second novel ihis summer, and they are working mi (heir third. Boh spends 30 hours a week wilting with Sharon, who writes seven days a week. 10 hours daily. In Ills synopsis. Boh briefly dcscrlbrs each scene with a quick phrase like 'Breathless." Sharon "smixiths nut" the copy, then rewrites. Togrilirr they create the final dralt Writing lusty love scenes Isn't so removed Irom writing technical manuals (or ilu* Navy. Sharon said. Bill "li lakes some Imagination to show u kid from Kansas who has never seen the ocean before" equipment used on ihr water, sdhe said. Technical writing does lake creativity." Sharon said. " A n d wri t i ng historical (romances) takes as much research as writing technical manuals." Try it, you’ll like it Four months of work and play earned these Brownies ol Troop 536-Wllson Elementary o l Sanlord a total ol 95 “ Try-lls" patches, presented r e c e n t l y at t he Sa n l o r d Woman's Clubhouse Their ac­ tivities ranged Irom lood and exercise to Held trips and speakers. On floor from loti ore: Kim Wright, Jennl Lanier, Melissa Blackett, Sarah Ganas and Suzanne Tewllllgor. In chairs from left are: Erin Langton, Angela Baragona, Brooke Hall, Sunshine Simms and Katie Dunn. Standing from left are: Cassle Smith, Jenny Kirtloy, Laura Schott and Lea Ely. Not pictured Is Sarah Hedon, V H*r*M Ftwta by Oort* MoMcn Memorial magnolia From led, Mike Martin, Seminole County urban forester, aids AbbloOwen in packing in dirt around a newly planted magnolia tree i£ Ann Brisson. president ot the Garden Club of Sanford, looks on. The club plants a tree each yoar on the club's proporty lo honor members who may have died during the Arbor Day season. This year's troe, donated by Lukas Nursery and Garden Shop In Oviedo, was planted Jan 19 In memory of Dorothy Creager, a member of Mimosa Clrclo. PtwW by Tommy Vincent Fathers’ absence didn’t make their hearts grow fonder DEAR ADBY: I am writing In response to "A lo n e In Min­ nesota," who wanted lo hear from people who never knew their fathers. I am one. My mother and fattier had planned to marry In June of 1959. My mother became preg­ nant In October of 1958, and when site lold iter fiance the news, (hat's the last time site saw him! w as not ready lor the r e ­ sponsibilities of fatherhood. I am proud that my mother decided to keep rne. I was very much loved by her and have missed nothing In my father's absence. Perhaps l would have fell different If I had had some c o n t a c t w i t h h i m, hut I agree—no father Is belter than a lousy one. A D V IC E n ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ry. However. I cannot say lo what extent I would want him lit my ongoing life. It would depend on the type of person he Is today. I hope "A lon e" obtains peer support for herself, She Is not the first woman who has had to make that kind of a decision. Nor Is her child the llrst lo grow tip without a father. Somehow, they survive. ONEOF MANY IN L.A. Fashion show to benefit hearts SANFORD - The fourth an­ nual Seminole County Heart Association Fashion Show will If I should ever have the be presented Friday. Feb. 10, at (many of them were abused opportunity to meet him. I noon at the Sanford C iv ic When 1 hear my friends tell horror stories of what tt was like children). I thank everyone In­ would do so. I am very much Center, Interested In his ancestors, ond volved for not having subjected Tickets arc 820 each for the to live with "lou sy" fathers who particularly In his medical histo­ production, which Is open to the me to a father who obviously were In and out of their lives public. The benefit annually yields about 80.000 for use within Seminole County by the Heart Association. Event co-chulnncn Jean Clone and Gall Stewart, working with show coordinator Lisa Malle, feel m 9 :0 0 9 :3 0 c n r ? n i n i < n f n r ! i ] 1 1 :3 0 7 :3 0 m 7 :0 0 6 :3 0 p m the function Is unique In Its Mdrvgsi CdSotr* Boot tSAotWck In tM HtU ot IS* A Cjrttrt KBC !.l» models. Along with professional Cirwn hor*sM A'toH o N on ___________________ t k a ______________ t u models from Lisa Malle Image. MA-VM tour ol Duty -Orton I ' t l l e i (tt) [Win, lew PM le w ' Modeling and Acting, (he pro­ U lJ U O ii Di m p w a ,a UoaxMmi o N on b _ i _________ r duction Is to feature volunteer buid* JfOy*eJyt Wh*e el wso'o IS* AetMi.-o j|h« Bi-to-i Wilor, jlhlrtytomotstrig ra n lABC EStlon Toitaw Be»»3 | 5*»<ia models. Including those who H »* r frorlo ro Odtftxat (tSc* In Ajuirtc* World ol :Hor» Soirw Nee IWsrtd (t Wot have u ndergon e open-hearl B. *UcM*»l»Nr* Do Ur*o Otron lHen* Sur*'*»l 1Scare* d Clwa* |wt*Wn] © /ilinHMT surgery, suffered heart at lurks iArsonio H*l Loot P'jno Out pC SI) • USA itoS cn**!* 'fm .it iMoor-wt HS« or physicians who work as heart tsnija )n»ois*rt Court___ [UtnUcSMl V.rtCori J.i* Cvr«n| © fra* surgeons. Also scheduled lo Good AW* Owjt-t ThOKpowi IM CX.Y Anoru A Ttw Good LI* M ***<»' Alton 3 0 walk the runway are Rep. and l*n C«urjrttTi*m lin t GD i Mrs. An Grlndlc. Sheriff John ;Pr**o IS* Lord OrUndO Llrst ngcit* Slnat* ia jtfy In H«rUg« Today G D f K tt Folk ami Sanford Mayor Bettyc ftho Word ___________________! Lul tlrti IU n Eoonl Kojtl tit m*ft*4 Smith. WtPi' Strtttt *t Lin TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME o G D |Gi^« m n r j Srolwt- l » S e*«l In# Snj»t S'l |3| (41) [ l C T ~ SoSNotu 't (:*. Sor>jn»« H tnm th iSnosbz Attntius Cs-enua ISureiV f m n w .a t » • r$ij Yd IS IP lt»« U, 0v« Hovm O sti'f* i/tonior E5T Cont»rt bd mLcii -fi Vi fifuTj-ijc*__ i§i>crUDc7~ls»tc«rt« fwT t T in t i'l t i i v m i Tun )w |NJ *h Sri*t u i Lmoctnco IPG-tJ) HBO for Wt* ITT, St Oovtt I' TM Socbnd 9»ry U ;r o I U I [”.X| (RJ-tl V) » lUrttOoUl Oo— *0 [CCP U ) ______ W 7 t&WMtV ft X) Tif f [fA T O U T lUg4C"« Urm C b , ~lo -d * -y C rocl Hoff fbo c»*lru« 0*«rt fill »»« tUv-* SWWPV i sgU, Itei-r •C. ' l "K •• :faw x -icm . 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Jurrods ol q Pvt, Jerry H Posey II. son ol Jerry and Martha Posey of Sunlord. recently completed basic t r ai ni ng at Fort Henning Gu. with Ihe U S Army. Whi l e in training P o s e y a c h l r v r tl ■ JSs e x p e r t P o s iy rifleman, expert Bayonet, expert squad assault weapon, and ex|tert grenade He graduated on Oct 14 and was recognized as having achieved ihe maximum score on his mid-cycle and end-of-cycle lest. Alter graduation he attended a ■ ■ Altamonte Mall, Furs In Orlando and Laliellr At the end ot the show, door prizes will Itr aw arded |SylC*"0*t ja iV a x X o oy lNn*rt« non ■ IS 8 A. lt)*»on«M f!w lowtsomo. f*it Uiy Hots tsai .O A A T L P G V-! _____________ Cn i»g» ootoolbol 4'*rr m *t ii )«*** tom Show segments will Include swim wear, nautical, lingerie, whimsical and evening elegant r Gall Stewart (left) wears a three quarter blue lo» coal while Jean Clontz shows a black, lull-length mink, two ol the coals (o be soon In Ihe Seminole Counly Heart Association Fashion Sho.. IN THE SERVICE jHttfilrt Cowrl Victory a ,t Cm For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Jan. 27. r 'T.wiiTmjwr7 J Toy W -ny 1j^i_ 1U A T«.i Br*M (it, #3) . jWa» ia 1 !) • it « » l Sv a Bum:; !»t «S» t-u o l Rtrwnl rw eatt l-tb-tr* Stli ' K-t iR O.i f»\ » « .-C*;-«t •> 1 l vof I ' H i tfro 13"!, P vt CSoppmg Wu 'A >t| * (PC13. IT) V A No« Eegnfung *« I UlVt, Tony0D»r i - t . W » Gdaor Bitty *tw ) fAfCK.nl i p m Ov*t tot On* (« HI . . kJw* x * iIn i n -. AXn .list) Cartsc« lUw >o~ >OMI > c a0flT5Ii Im re, Winolto fCir? ]Crl,e»e iCoiro |Tm 1 a Fr*« lafT Crcb J “ lm*n Tha Csftierrtft (W 70) i m IJu M m i TfrtomL**l sna«> W Di Kaflwd) Tall (S1J Vd*oieu< JSott Nu’oo 4 •• (Tm 700 C>«b S»#«-a ilj*nr T'yj lift1! twritma N m JAanfft**# pyafli O h m * Ptiot* by to<«*y three-week AlrlKirne training school. On Dec 2 lie graduated from Alrljorne School Posey will be stationed al Fori Bragg In North Carolina with the 82nd Airborne Seaman recruit Bay Allen Hortaker, son ol Carl and Patricia Bigler ol Sanlord. recently grad­ uated from Ihe Orlando Naval T raining Center Hnnukrr graduated Dec. 3(J. with grades that placed him In the top 5 percent of his class He is now stu d y in g N aval in ­ telligence in Ft |)e\i its. Mass Honaker Is a lUHtl graduate ol Seminole High School Itt San­ ford. For rescrxaltous or more In formation call Jean rloiit/ at 774-5052 or Gall S'ewart al 323 6690 by Feb 3 |fJ Floyd Th o a tro s | l i . ,ii rn 99C a ] i ’ll V- iKvifv W HO FRAMED ROGER »" RABBIT? ' ”• f.twm D IB IT R O TTEN S C O U N D R ELS Iffi 13 xu- m»ii H I -till n a k e F gun FUNNY FARM �4B — Stnlofd Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuaaday, January 31, 1983 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICC OF FICTITIO US N AM t Nolle* ll S»>*to» glvan that I •in engaged In bullnau *1 P O fto> M. Geneva. FI*, l i m . Sw-ri.no** <"-vn**. FIm'<4* IN* Fktlttou* Nam* *1 QUAL. I T V S ER V IC ES, an* lhat I inland I* ragltitr u ld n*m* with tho 0*1 a *1 fha Circuit Court. Sam took County. Florid* In occordanco with In* Pro vltton* *1 IN* Fktillov* Nam* Siahitot. T* Wit Srtlwn M l 0* Florida Staluto* IM7 /S/Kolly Centiddav Pub<l*h Jan 11 II, Fab 1, la. I«r* OF A T3I NOTICE or FICTITIOUS NAME Motlco It haraby given that I *m engaged In butlnott al *11 Peari Rd. Winter Spring*. FL 3 W Wntortt Covn‘; , • (v id e under lha Fktltlout Nam* ol REFLECTIONS -C O M P L E T E M O B IL E D E T A I L I N G SERVICE, and theI I intend to regular tald name with lha C N rk ol Iho Circuit Court, Semlnoto County. Florida In accordance with th* ProvUton* of the Fktltlout Name Statute*. ToW lt Sec'On M i ;7 Florida Statute* ITS/ /t/ivan Frtadmt" Puh'kh Jan 2* II, r*b 1, 14. tP OEA 104 N O TICE OF PUBLIC H EAR IN O NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN BY TH E C I T Y O F LONG WOOD. F L O R ID A , that tha Ant'd af Ad| jt » r r - .: £83 hutd a FuUk Hearing on WetWuSay. February It, l*g« ot M O PM. In tha Langwood City Cnmmlltton Chamber*, 111 W . Warran Avenue Long wood Florida, or at toon there*ttyr at pottibia. to contidar a variance requettod by Sctantllk G ut* of FL. Inc to allow placement ot *00 gallon Itgullwd orygon ttoraga veual ah ig Norm tide of but "tog. II frot bom the front property lina In a l-i toning u<tb1cf. on lha lollowlng legally datcrlbad property: Lett Ida, id*, i ml not*. III. 111. 111. 114 IM . and III (Lott C ITY O F LA KE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLICH EAR IN O NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN hr H>o Planning and »*nW.j Board of mo Clly of Lake Mary. F lor Ida. that u ld Bturd will hold a Public Hearing on Fabru ary 14 Iff* #1 7 00 P M . or at toon ttwrealtor at pottibia. to contidar a raquotl from Hubert Eartay — Timacuan Venture, ownar and applicant tar a variance to Chapter ll). Ap pandla A . Section If H 1111 Cut da Fact than iw.ro a mat Imum length of MO tool. Includ­ ing the firm around" fur pro­ perty datcrlbad at par lha attached legal datcnplkon TIM ACUAN UN IT 17 LE O A L DESCRIPTION A TR A C T OF LAND LYING IN SECTION ». TOWNSHIP M S O U TH . R ANGE M EAST. B E IN G M O R E P A R T IC U L A R L Y O E S C R I B E O AS FOLLOWS: C O M M E NCE A T TH E N O R TH W E S T CORNER OF SAIO S E C TIO N 1. FOR A P O IN T OF C O M M E N C E M EN T: THENCE RUN SOUTH W OT**" EAST. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SEC TIGM i. A DISTANCE O f Jiaui F E E T TO THE SOUTH LINE OF TH E NORTH 04 00 FEET OF SAID SECTION S; THENCE RUN NORTH e**lla0 EAST, ALONG TH E SOUTH LINE OF SAID NORTH TM M F E E T OF SAID SECTION 5. A DISTANCE OF » U F E E T TO THE EAST R IG H T OF W AV L IN E OF R INEHART ROAO. HAVING A R IG H T OF WAY W IDTH OF 100M F E E T . THENCE RUN S O U T H 0 0 ' t l ‘ aa** E A S T . ALONG SAID EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE. TM M F EE T TO TH E NORTH ER LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF TIMACUAN B O U L E V A R D . ACCORDING TO TH E PLA T OF TIMACUAN. PHASE I. AS RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK M. PAOES 4* THROUGH 4* OF THE PUBLIC R t COR OS O F S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A ; TH E N C E. DEPARTING SAIO EAST HIG h T O F W A Y LINF RUN ALONG '.A id NORTH ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE O F T H E F O L L O W IN G COURSE AND DISTANCES: T H E N C E RUN N O R TH BfMI'l*" EAST, 1 » M FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE NORTH; THENCE RUN E A S T E R L Y . ALO N G SAIO CURVE. HAVING A RADIUS LE N G TH OF 1 1 »M F E E T. A C E N T R A L A N G L E OF 11*41 M ". AN ARC LENGTH OF 1 M .S 0 F E E T . A C H O R O LE N G TH OF li f e ] F E E T AND A C H O R D B E A R I N G OF N O R TH ll* ! i'4 4 " EA S Tt T H E N C E RUN N O R TH 74*04 14" EAST, 1 » M F EE T TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTH. THENCE HUN S O U T H E A S T E R L Y . ALONG SAID CURVE. HAVING A RA D IU S L E N G T H O F 101 I I F E E T . A CENTRAL ANGLE OF n * irt0 " . AN ARC LENGTH OF l i e u F E E T . A CHORO LEN G TH OF HZ 71 F E E T ANO A C H O R O B E A R I N G OF NO RTH *1*11*11" EAST TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING: TH E N C E . DEPARTING SAID NO RTHER LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE. RUN NORTH a]*]J I f EAST. 417 U F E F T ; THENCE RUN SOUTH I 4 * m r EAST, 71171 F E E T . THENCE RUN NORTH If ir a O " EAST 11017 F E E T ; THENCE RUN NORTH 0 f * jr ir - EAST. 44* U F EE T; T H E N C E RUN S O U TH i r i r i r w e s t, t it j * f e e t . T H E N C E RUN SO U TH 71’ i r o r EAST. I U M F E E T; T H E N C E RUN SO U TH 7 4 * W »" EAST. Tf 147 lael. T H E N C E RUN SO U TH 40*0141' EAST. 1»4 * F EE T; T H E N C E RUN S O U TH TI*$J*I0" WEST, 04*4 F E E T. T H E N C E RUN N O R TH 74‘ W J l" WEST. 411 44 F E E T; T H E N C E RUN N O R TH 71‘ l f o r WEST. Ml *7 F EE T; T H E N C E RUN SO U TH t * * i n r w e s t . Tee4* f e e t ; T H E N C E RUN N O R TH M * » ' l f WEST 4411* F E E T; T H E N C E R UN SO U TH 41*04 14" WEST, 1M1J FEET TO A P O IN T ON TH E A F O R E S A ID N O R T H E R L Y R IG H T O F W AY L IN E OF T IM A C U A N B O U L E V A R D . SAIO POINT ALSO BEING A P O IN T OF C O M P O U N D CUR VATUR E. FROM WHICH A R A D IA L L IN E B E A R S S O U T H 41*04'I4" W E S T ; TH E N C E RUN W E S TE R LY ALONG SAIO CURVE. HAV ING A RADIUS LENGTH OF 001 00 F E E T . A C E N TR A L ANGLE OF 14*M AN ARC LEN G TH OF 477 N F E E T. A CHORD LE N O TH OF 470 *4 F E E T ANO A CHORO BEAR ING OF N O R TH 4!*)i'0*" W EST TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING TH E ABOVE DESCRIBED TRACT OF LAND LIES IN THE C IT Y OF LA K E M AR Y, SEM I NOL E C O U N TY, F L O R ID A AND CONTAINS 17 7147 AC R ES. M ORE OR LESS Tha Public Htarlng will bo held In Ih* Committion Cham bar* •• tie North Country Club Road The Public It tovitad to •Hand and ba haard Said haar Ing may be continued tram tlm* to tlm* until a final recomman datum it mad* by th* Planning and Zoning Board A TA P E D RECORD OF THIS M E E TIN G IS AAADE BY THE C I T Y T O R ITS C O N VC N IENCE THIS RECORO AAAY NOT C O NSTITUTE AN AOE QUATE RECORO FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DEC ISIO N MADE BY THE C ITY W ITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING AAATTER ANY P E R S O N W IS H IN G TO E N S U R E T H A T AN ADE O U A T E R EC O R D OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AIN T A IN E D FOR A P P E LLA TE PURPOSES IS AOVISED TO AAAKE THE NECESSARY AR R A N G EM EN TS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C IT Y O F LAKE AAARY. FLORIOA Swtan B Thorn* Building and Zoning Secretary Dated January IS I*** Publith January It. Itot DEA 111 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* It hortby gi.an that I am engaged In but matt at 10* W aiiw lrtd La .. Farn Park, tomlnola Co-nty. Florida undo* tt<* Fktlttou* Nam* ol SOLO IN STRUM ENT TRADING, and that I Inland I* raglltor tald ftoma with in* CNrk ol mo Circuit Court, Sammol* County. F lor ido m occordonc* trim mo P ro ylilo nt ol Ik* Flclllloua Nam* Slatutn. To Wit; Section M l 0* F i~ u '» U . I . U . tan Fk/Jotlroy A. Vaughn Publltti Jan 14 11, Fab I, 14 O EA M I IN T IU C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FIN humbtf H art CP Dt.lt.rnW IN R E : ESTATE OF AR LIN E E RICHTER. Dae**tad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admlnlttralNn ol the •t la l a at A R L IN E E R I C H T E R , dacaaiad. Fit* Numbor ttoa* CP. It pandmg In m* Circuit Court tor SomlnoN C n u n ty . Florida. Probata Olvitton. IN* addratt ol aWrti Ik SomtnoM Count I Cnurthout*. Norm Park A r* . Vanlttrd. FL 227T1. Th* namat and addtattat ol m* par tonal fapraienlattva and Iho p a n o n a l ra p r* tanlallva't altorn*. art tat torth below All Intarailad partont ara required Id (IN with Itill court, W ITHIN THREE MONTHS OF TH F FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NOTICE: (II *11 claim* ogatntt m* tttata and (1) wry oblacllon by an Inlaratlad par ton on whom mtt nottea sat torvod mat challenge* m* valid Ity at m* drill, m* quollfkatton* of m* partnnal r*pr*t#nl*l|v*, vanua. or |urltdkllon ol IN* court* A LL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publkallon *1 mu Molt.* hat begun an January 14 IW1 Portonal R*pr*tanlaM**t HEN R Y F RICHTER t i ll 7m Straat Watl Palmattu. FL lent Par tort* I Rapratontallra: W ILL IA M L COLBERT. ESOUIRE.at ITEN STR O M . Mel N TOSH, JULIAN. COLBERT. W HIOHAMA SIMMONS. P A PottOttkaBe* I1M Sanlord. FL JJ77J lDO Tataprwn* a tJ/ m ilTI PubilMi Jan 1411. I*** O EA It* N O TICi NOTICE It hereby glyan that m* Board el County Commit •loner* ol SomlnoN County, r lor Ida. Inlandt N ait tong* th* tallowing datcrlbad proparty located In SomlnoN County Thai portion ol Section It. Townthtp It South Range It Eott. SomlnoN County. Florida, being mor* particularly da tcrlbad at lot Not Th# Eatf *1*00 Not o< m# South ISO 00 Nat el th* Southaatt U ol n* Southaat! la, aicapt SI*N hood No M. tub|ecl to any tatamantt o* raeerd Con laming* 74actat. moraor tail lor Iho lollowlng properly located In SomlnoN County and That portion a* Section U . Townihlp It South. Rang* It Eott. SomlnoN County. Florida, being more particularly da tcrlbad at tollewt Th* Norm *00 00 Nal ol Iho South#**! i* ol th* Southwatl la: t u r p i the Eat! 100 00 Nol: alto aicopt SlaN Rood No aa Right o* Way i lubtact to any aatomontt Ol record Containing M S ocrot. mor* or Nti. o w ne d by K E N N E T H M SANDON one: LAWANDA M SAN DON ot 1*J1 Mellon.Ill* Avenue. Sanlord Florida 11771. Th* tormt and canditiant ol toch oachongo ol pvtgevty or* that Semlnoto County will Nan* •or ownerthlp by County Deed to K E N N E TH M SANDON and L A W A N D A M SANDON In aichang* tor a trantNr *1 own orthlp by Warranty Dead to Semlnoto County by KENNETH M SANDON end LAWANDA M SANDON The Hoard ol Ccatty Commit lienor* Intend* to hold a public hearing to centidtr Ih* adoption ol e ratotutlon author Iling mo •■Chang* ot Iho abovedaacrtUed prspertie* at I I p m . w at toon meraefto. at pottibN at lit regular mooting an the lam day ot February. I***, al ttsa Semlnoto County Sack at Build Ing. l i t ) Eotl F ln t Straat. Room W DO Sanlord Florida Portent ore odvitod that it they dec id* to appeal any dacltton made at thit heat mg they will noad a record ot th* proceed mgt. and. tor tuch purpoto may may need to Intura that a verbatim record ol lha proceed mgt It •♦sKh r»(Qfd tnctjd*t •*> Otoct upon m*\*h Iho oppool tt h>b« WAMVANNf MORSE C i#r t to *h« Ikird oi Count* Committiortori ot ’Wmifboii* tc * tf, § t4i 0* i ili k L Roiontiy Ooput <C*t«fc ion It. E«p r. lift DC A t u RY). LONGWOOO, PB S. PG It. P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. CITY OF LAKE MART. F IO R IO A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N by the Planning and Zoning Board of th* City of Lake Mary Florida, mat tald Beard will hold a Public Hearing on Fabru ary 14 IT It. at I uo P M . or at toon mar**Hr a* poailbi*. to contidar a requatl from Clint H Walt*, owner and applkanl. for a Minor Subdlvltlon with a variance to Chapter IS). Ap pendla A. Section IIO X H IC I on Iho lollowlng datcrlbad pro party TH E SOUTH ty OF TH E NW I* OF THE NE <4 OF T H E SW V* (LESS THE EAST I S M F E E T AND THE W EST 1100 F E E T FOR ROAD R IG H T O F WAV I SECTION U . TOW N SHIP 10 SOUTH. RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOCE C O U N TY . FLORIDA The Public Hearing will ba held In tha Commit*Ion Cham bar*. DO Norm Country Club Rood The PuMk It tovltod to attend and bo hoard Sold hoar Ing may bo continued tmm time to lime until * tmai rocomman datMn It mad* by th* Planning and Zantng Beam A TAPED RECORD OF t h i s M E E TIN G IS MADE BY TH E C I T Y FO R IT S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORD AAAY NOT CONSTITUTE AH AOE Q U A TE RECORD FOR P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L FROM A DECISION M ADE BY TH E C ITY WITH R ESPECT TO TH E FOREGOING M A T T E R AN Y PERSON WISHING TO E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E ­ Q U A T E RECORD O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN T A IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES IS ADVISED T O MAKE THE NECESSARY AR R ANGEM ENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C IT Y OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA SuianB Thorne Building and Zoning Secretory Deled January *4 ltd* Publith January 11. Iftf DEA IH CITY OF LAXCMARV. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N by ttw Planning and Zoning Board Of th* City of Lake Mary Florida, mat uld Board will hold a Public Hearing on Fabru ary 14 l*fl. al 1 00 P M . or a* toon tharaattar at pottHMe. to contidar a raguetl from Robert Hopk'nt. owner and applkanl. for a Conditional Uto — Vatorl nary Itotpilal In an area toned A I Agriculture, located ol M l Long wood Lata Mary Rood, and further datcrlba d aa 1 C O M M E N C IN G A T T H E S O U TH EA S T CORNER O F SECTIO N IT. TOWNSHIP M S O U TH . RANGE » E A S T . S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F LO R ID A . RUN NO R TH t t D E G R E E S t l ' 11" W E S T , lifts* FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 00 DEGREES IF C*" W EST. **1*7 F EE T. TH E N C E RUN NORTH 0* DEGREES IF 00 WEST, 171 00F E E T ALONG TH E CENTERLINE OF LAKE AAARY - LONG WOOD ROAD THENCE SOUTH M O f ORB BS « 00 - WEST. 1)00 F E E T FOR A POINT OF B E G IN N IN G . THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH (0 DEGREES <1 00 W EST. 4)* 1* F E E T. THENCE NO RTH 0* DEGREES tr t l" W EST. MOM F E E T. THENCE NO RTH •0 OEGREES *T oo EAST. a)l t l F E E T TO THE W EST R IG H T OF WAY L IN E O F LAKE MARY - LONGWOOO ROAD. THENCE RUN SOUTH 0* DEGREES i r 00 EAST. M O M F E E T ALONG S A ID R I G H T OF WAY T O T H E P O I N T OF B E G I N N I N G C O N TA IN ! 4 00 ACRES Tha Public Hearing will ba hold in rn* City Hall at IM North Country Club Read Tha Public It invited ta attend and ba haard. Said hearing may ba conluvuad bom llmo to lima until a (mat recommendation it made by tha Planning and Zoning Boat d A TAPED RECORD OF TH IS M E E TIN G IS MADE BY TH E C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORO AAAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE Q U A TE RECORD FOR P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L FROM A DECISION AAADE BY THE C ITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING M A T T E R ANY PERSON WISHING TO E N S U R E TH A T AN A O E O U A T C RECORO OF T H E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN T A IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES IS ADVISED T O M AKE THE NECESSARY AR R AN G EM EN TS AT HIS OR tIER OWN EXPENSE C ITY OP LA KE MANY, FLORIDA Sittan B Thorn* Building and Zoning Sec ratary Dated January la. irtr Publith January It. Iff* O EA » 7 Mora generally datcrlbad at III Longwood Avonuo. Suita IIS. Al Ihli meeting oil Inlaratlad partial may appear tg b* haard with rawed to lha Variance requalled Thlt hearing may ba continued from lima to lima until tlnal action it taken by Ih* Board af AdlutInvent A copy ot mo reguevi tt on Itto with In# City Citrk and may bo Impacted by lha public All partont ore odvitod that If may dec id* to appeal any do cit ton mart* at that* haaringt. may will need * verbalim record of Iho proceeding* and tor tuch purpotet. they will need to Inturo that a verbatim record It mad*, which record to Include lha totlimony and outdance upon which tha appeal It made Tha Clly al Longwood doat nol provide thlt verbatim record Dated thlt January II. !*•* D L Terry, City Clerk Clly ol Longwood. Florhla Publith Jan 11. Fob 10. I*** DEA TBS C IT Y OF LAKE AAARY. FLORIDA NOTICE « F PUBLICH EAR INO NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN by tha Planning and Zoning Board ot lha City of Lata Mary. Florida, that void Board will hold I Public Hearing on Fabru ary 14 IMS. at 7 CO P M . or at toon tharaoTtov at pottibia. to canthltr adoption o* an Ordl rvancaanllttod AN ORDINANCE OF THE C I T Y COMMISSION OF THE C IT Y OF L A K E M A R Y . S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIDA. C R EA TIN G A NEW CHAPTER 11* TO BE KNOWN AS "G A TE W A Y CORRIDOR O V E R L A Y STA N D A R D S CLA SSIFICATIO N " ESTAB LISHING AN O VER LAY DEV ELOPMENT D ISTR IC T REGU LATING SIGNS: R EG U LA T­ ING BUILDING SETBACKS; PROVIDING D E FIN ITIO N S . PR OVIDING IN T E N T AND PURPOSE: PROVIDING FOR NONCONFORMITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR ENFORCE M E N T . P R O V ID IN G FOR VARIANCES ANO APPEALS. PROVIDING FOR SEVERA B I U T Y ; P R O V ID IN G FOR CONFLICTS; ANO PROVID ING FOR AH E F F E C T IV E DATE Tha Piddle Hearing will ba held In tha Clly Hall al IS* North Country Club Road Tha Public ll invilad to attend and be heard Said hearing may bo continued bam time to time until a imai recommendation it mad* by tha Planning and Zoning Board A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M EETING IS AAADE BY THE C IT Y FOR IT S C O N VE NIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CO NSTITUTE AN AOE QUATE RECORO FOR PUR POSES OF AP P E A L FROM A DECISION M A D E BY THE CITY WITH R ESPEC T TO THE FOREGOING M A TTE R ANY P ER S O N W IS H IN O TO ENSURE T H A T AN AOE Q UATE R E C O R D OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AIN TAINED FOR A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR RANGEM ENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN E X P E N S ': CITYOF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA SutanB Thorn* Bultomg and Zoning Secretary Da'ad January IT. Iff* Publith January 11. !t*f OFA 114 C IT Y O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN by tha Planning and Zoning Board ol Iho Clfy ol Lata Mary Florida mat void Board will hold • Public Hearing on Fabru ary la It h it 7 00 P M . ar at toon maroatto' at pottibia. to contidar an Ordinance anlilied AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF L A K E M A R Y , FLORIDA. R EPEALIN G SEC TION U a t lt m t ll . SECTION l i t a l l C t l l M B I . S E C TIO N l l a a i l E l t l l , A M E N D IN G s e c t i o n ii* a a i B H i m i . SECTION lie aaiCItaiibl. SECTION llaaalElll) OF THE CODE OF O R D I N A N C E S PROVIDING FOR PERSONAL STORAGE FACILITIES MINI WAREHOUSES IN M IA ZON ING EX CLUSIV ELY. PRO VIOING FOR CONFLICTS. S E V E R A B IL IT Y AND EF FECTIVEDATE Tha Public Mooring will ba held to If* City Hall at IM Norm Country Club Rood Tha Public It tovitad to attend and ba haard Said hearing may ba continued horn time to time until o Im*I recommendation k made by Iho Planning and Zoning Board A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M EETING IS M ADE BY THE C IT Y FOR I T S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORO ALAY NOT CO NSTITUTE AN AOE QUATE RECORO FOR PUR POIES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION M ADE BY THE CITY WITH R ESP E C T TO THE FOREGOING AAATTER ANY P E R SON W I S H I N G T O ENSURE T H A T AN ADE Q U ATE R EC O R O OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AIN T A IN tU rO H A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO AAAkE t h e n e c e s s a r y a r RANGEM ENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE CITYOF Business Review Pages Dancing I b all the rago al Memory Lane, a dancing club that specializes In music from (he 1960s and 1960s. Strut, be-bop, and stroll on the dance floor of Memory Lane Memory Lane, 2962 Orlando Drive (in fhc Zuyrr's Tlaza on U.S. Highway 17-92) Is the hoi test dance club In Sanford. Kcccntly expanded fo 0.000 spacious feel, Memory Lane lias a lull bar and a seating capacity of 450. For those more Inclined to dance than alt. Memory Lane has a large dance floor with plenty o f room to whirl around the floor In bobby socks and poodle skirls. Memory Lane Is a dance club specializing In the music of the 1950s and 1960s. Many o f Its clientele Include the crowd that experienced the music first-hand, but quite a few “ nostalgia” buffs frequent the establishment as well. With a low $2.50 cover charge, patrons can slep back In time and stroll, bc-bop and strut down memory lane. From 7 to 9 p.m. a disc jockey spins planers. Then at 9 p.m. the band lakes to the full concert slugr lo rock the night away. Currently. Ihe bund Is the Broad River Band. In the near future Memory Lane will be bringing In big-name headliners including Ihe Diamonds and the Platters. Memory Lane bus been In operation for Just over one year. Little by little. Ihe faithful have been bearing, by word of mouth, of Ihe fun and great music that Ibis out-of-the-way dynamo has to offer. The crowd Is growing by leaps and bounds every evening. Even on Monday night, when many clubs don't even open their doors. Memory lame entertains a small crowd. Memory lame, while It has a full liar, is nol a pub. b Is a rock and roll chib with good lime old it-s for everyone. The big-lime of rock and roll oldies has come lo Sanford at Memory Lane. Join Ihe crowd that Is having all the fun. Froo Estimates 24 Vt Hour Strides W* ar* aaeei and drain cto*ning tpocialitl* No mat Iat how lough Ih* obatruclion wa can clean it out. F*a i . efficient. dopondaWa aonneo Wa ara open 7 day* a wool, anyltmo day <M night j>SO L1L«JLM XM »K% S»»L%.S L ^ X tm % ^ % «K K tL T O C K )C ASK FOR THE WORKS r BUSHOR HOURS: MON. WED. .0° fV/r s s.o o S E W E R 4 D R A IN C LE A N IN G 330-9257 8:30-5:00 xxkssssm u M X x m THURS.-SAT. i cm 0FF | SERVICE I CHAROE s s x aaoc 8:30-6:00 R W A S H - POLLY'S THRIFT SHOP * F E A T V R IS n a • Man t Women’* Clothing A Accttsotlt* • Uaod Furniture • Children'* Clothing I • Kitchen Accataori** A Small Appliances LOTS LOTS MORE OFF Purchase With This Ad fra* bn* r*c tvwyaaa $ 322-4043 124 >. Sanlord _ ) OPEN 9 ) 0 5 30 PM Monday ■Saturday At* Sanford, FI*. C O U P O N V A L U E D A YS !! $ COUPON • n m i n -s autmest ! SHIRTS 85*,. | k a v e ito aaI m at LAOtlS' COUPON COUPON M IX ) Ot LADIES' SLACKS *1.50,. 2-PC. SUITS *2.95*. Uili ,'il II Ji .'iil Large Select Ion Of Ceramic Tile And Marble n* mode I and Near Conalruction Visit Out Showrtxv.i.'W'arohouia TWIG’S TOTAL CERAMIC TILE (407) 321 TILE H/f S UMFOMO 4 Yt iANFOfiO 322*1112 12* * . 2a4 t l . SAA70S0 li VOLKSHOP Specializing In Service 4 Paris For V.W.’s, Toyota end Datsun iConwv 2nd S hwawHM 214 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford PHONE 3 21-0 120 1/2 PRICE SALE On All Hair Services 7 Days “Only” BLAIR AGENCY Serving Sanford lor 27 Years S P E C IA LIS TS IN A U TO M O B IL E IN S U R A N C E SR 22‘s FILED A L S O INSURE M O B ILE H O M ES , M O TO R C Y C L E S H O M ES . R EC -V EES fi.fi. BUI* NOW AVAILABLE HOME O W NERS 1. Pahtiv* lu ia Z right ■ our a t l« « i Fraato Ham** u* ta VO MM* *M -- M iuird 1 "A’ Rated Campaet l i n n eolKia* niuad— ____ O P E N M O N T H R U FMl 8 30-4 JO " C A L L D L A IR & C O M P A R E M ‘ n w b u m LAKE AAARY. FLORIDA SutanB Thome But Wwg and Zoning Secretary Dated January t). Itot PuMnh January 11. itot OEA H i ADVERTISING ADVERTISING AOVE3TISINO 323-7710 .*323-3866 munuTMj 2 5 1 0 A O A K A V E .. SANFORD C A LL TO LL FR E E Comer ol S. Park Are 4 Oak t-aae-MMut t Reg. Haircuts 410 Halrcut/Blow Dry ...414 Shampoo 4 Sel . . . S10 .. *30 * Up P e r m s ........... R elex ers.............. *25 A Up Frosting .............. .. . *37 Color Touch-Up . . . *20 C.F.C. Touch Up . . . *40 Lalsure Curls . . . *65 Conditioners ., S 5 A Up Finger W ives . . . . . *14 Virgin Color . *35 Virgin Ceretree Cud . *50 Virgin Leisure Curl . *75 SALE *S *7 SB S18** $ Up *1 7 ” 4 Up *1 0 ” *2 0 ” *3 1 ” * 7” *17” *2 8 ” *37” h u w a* tot tawnga laag Hao 1***■#, n g w Jays Hairstyling Den t m Boy 17 SJ tCaotov rue 323-5227 �Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday. January 31. 1M9 - SB MR. B U SIN ESSM A N CLASSIFIED A D S Your appoarance .. .try a hair ex­ tolls people a lot tension or ra placement from about you. If your hairline Can'lila. recedes more than j Florida 'Certified. you would IIKo Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 10 (eesecetire times . . SJC • ! HOURS YOUR EYE TO BEAUTYm For • partona Call: •01 W. 13lh ST. SANFORD, H _ __ 3 2 2 -9 8 3 8 Orlando * Winter Park 831-9993 8.00 A.M. • 6 00 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Naan eonlWanllal corrta.anca 7 ceemetlre times . . 3 csesecetlse times . . I time...................... Rales are prr Htee. 3 Uees AU (K s I 7AC • I 95C s I NOW ACCEPTING f l K t l obo.e redle<* 0 |l 00 coth A momPI Ib> p*Of*9 * poywwn* l*ori »ow od I#e 10 4oft o* a L « 0f (M> per tkry 3 Isa« meumiewt charge Co n b I «hen rov get r»«w "i Poy orlf fed doft peed od »uni o* rate earned Um M dM Ofhofi 9er lot'Mi rMwift It poyi to toR the whole Mery wh#n •afro CO0» 10 little mor« L IF E TIM E STA IN /B LEA CH P R O O F P R O T E C T IO N C A R P E T FR OM $ 1 4 .8 9 G O L D LAB EL/STAIN B L O C K E R _______ EBQM___I 19,oo________ Of A O U H H Noon The Dop !#<•«• PwbUo*ion Whdor - I I A M Soto*day II X A M So'w'ikry NOTE I** fh# tefRl el ttx# ft t r r * i in MedEtiltwwRti in# VARlord Her« (<J »h*M pvto’th the 0 0 f t f lH d ^ » l»** I* hat bd*t CfrrKNd 0t Pie (M l I# ttk# Ad.«'< l«r bat MAh totertiem *K»»I number me mpre men * o III P LU S H /TEFLO N C A R P E T P R O T E C T IO N B ER B ER S FR OM S O .0 0 6 Pack Budwalsar 12 Ox. The stall at Flowers by Gaynelle, Glonda Morgan (loll), Sharon Hunt, and Pat Tyner, can help you make Valentinos Oay a very special occasion fo, the one you love. Holidays can be special with help from Flowers by Gaynelle Want lo win the heart of that special gal...or gu>? As Valentlnc‘» Day draws near, you have to consider the possibilities of a gift of beautiful Rowers. Flowers by Gaynelle. at 818 Sanford Avenue. Sanford, can help you with everything from advice on the appropriate Roral choices to providing the perfect huds for that special occasion. Of course, you don't nerd lo have an occasion to brighten SOIIM one's life MlIII, Rowers. Flowers by Gaynelle has reasonable prices on fresh and silk arrangements for all reasons. A member ol I I L>. TelrRoni. Floiufux and all other major services, Flowers by Gaynelle allows you lo send Rowers to loved ones anywhere across the nation. T o place an order, call Gtiynelle's at 322-5060 during regular business hours. At other limes, call 321-8522. MasterCard. Visa and American Express cards are accepluhle. The Bind at Flowers by Gaynelle Is ready to serve all your Roral needs from office parties to conventions, from banquets to funerals. They also have wedding equipment to rent. Including a knrrllng bench. Rower stands, aisle cloths and tree candelabra If you want to Impress someone, or Just show FOUND Blua ,l<k hound 1I ft A Ik Mary H*.d ld.nl>,. i w n t o n t o llir •2.99 EVERYDAY SPECIAL Ml 9 9 * 3 Hot Doga Cigarettes Pack (All Brands)...) 1 . 3 5 1113 S . S A N F O R D A V E . 3 3 0 -3 6 7 8 BECOME A NOTARY Hair Studio 27— N u r s e r y & W h o le B o s to n Fra# Consultation 24,1 Airport Bird Counlty Club S q m ra « Sanlo/d Fla 3 2 1 -6 1 1 4 W E C A R E A N D W E ' L L P R O V E IT. le w , u M x i« (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -9 3 3 8 TS tO 4 fio n c h A V SSTg.'SSUSg; S a n fo rd , n DON’T \ THROW THAT SOFA AWAY! “We Cover Your Problems" FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS Quality Matariala A Workmanship • Fro* Eatlmatas DAVE’S UPHOLSTERY 4S5 N. 17-92 Longwood 695-6900 B u t t s (p o rt )................ P o rk S te a k LUBE & OIL o 4 x n c SPECIAL * 1 4 95 TU N E UP SPECIAL . a a • • • • • Phyllis Oliva COUNSELOR MEAT pwooucihn OUTLET P H O N K : 3 2 1 -2 3 0 8 | 2387 S . F R E N C H A V E ., S A N F O R O C o n p l i l . Linm O l S a a fo o d O c > f Claya NEED C A R P E T? ? NEED V I N Y L ? ? 4000 Styles & Colors On Display Quality Discount Prices. Shop At Home - No Obligation. Call 3 2 1-8939 •ra poti n* ti w e m *\ i4 pa j i i i j i FLO R ID A Ui h t i em it w* ’ v Fn a y l -visa two, t m w g alowiW h h Cm i a a i c On i ; an •rrw l o c a t io n s a t eese r^ , i erevt i l l e n n i t r o n S i w J i Flowers Children A Adolescent Counseling Information A Referral Alcohol/Drug Assessment Psychosocial Assatsmenl Social Services. Court *27 W. Church Ave. Adolescent A Adult Treatment Longwood. Fla. Individual. Family (407) 767-0039 IVraen |>« TkwMmu 1‘Mhw liraAiathm -ja m , Flowers by Gaynelle 2- -“ A ll 322-5066 s. Sanlord Are. H \r /p Sanford. Florida SPECIALS l59"/Lct '49"/.q. *39” OVERALL PAINT JOB S P O R TS CARS S895 A up IBS W. Airport Bird B e h in d K m a rt Q * J O 9 1 1 SANFORD O n . £ . mSm 1 X OPEN MON T h r u FR1 ,4 . SAT 7 ® IJ „ C 0 322-8855 v ‘ 55.00 wX mi ‘35.00 W luM Um M pm In ft VH t 9pm SOUTHWEST ROAD IS IS (Suite 107 Bayhead Center) Curls - Perms - Cuts - Color 2 4 1 0 SO U TH W EST RD . S A N F O R D • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY • FAIN CONTROL • WORKER'S COMP • SLIP & FALL INJURIES A C E A U TO RADIATOR 711 FRENCH AVE. P H . 3 2 2 -9 3 0 0 QUALITY HOM E CARE SERVICES A -A AT A F FOR DA BL E PRICES CALL: ■ " 902 E Lake Mary 8ltd Sanford. FL 32773 Confer • 5 5 .0 0 WITH COUPON IYNN TUBH ill Owner-Stylist C A L L *3 2 2 -2 1 1 0 Chiropractic family Health Center f r 'C a rc l.| UI ' " DR THOMAS F. V A N D E ll. D C !AJ^-AcLc5!L? CENTRAL FLORIDA'S NEWEST USED FURNITURE OUTLET \ M /H m Weekly Specials 20%-50% Off Selected Items =Me<VGape= S*ip£fical Supply Go. 505 E. Firs! Street, Sanford, FL 32771 SANFORD OPEN MON THRU FRI S « SAT A JO 3 AU WO** UJARANniO 1 OAY UXYICL M »° * d C O / annas 1 3 7 0 O ISC . Sales Oa Qvakty I Medtf* la Aad Find Other Treasures Central Florida Auction Co. of Sanford •OA AIRPORT b l v o 3 2 3 * 9 0 0 0 AANFORO, FL | C IT Y OF LA K E M A N Y . FLO R IO A N O TIC E o r P U B L IC H C A N IN O N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by the Plenr.irg end losing Hoard of the City of Leb# r, f iodide ttwit te d Hoard will hold S Public Hearing «t f 00 P M on Fefeduery 14 tiff to contided e requett from The City ol Lebe M art to vece*e the to*toeing pot tion of 0 plat P LA T TO R E V A C ATEO LOTS 2. 1. 4 S ft. 1. • AND t AND PARK AN O TH A T POR TIO N OF A T L A N T IC S TR E E T A O J A C E N T TO SAIO LO TS A N O T H A T P O R T IO N Of R A IL R O A D S T R E E T A B U T T I N G L O T 2 A N D PAH* G R E E N L E A F ANO WILSON S A D D ITIO N TO LAK E MARY F L O R I D A . P L A T HOOK ] PAGE M P U B LIC RECOROS OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y FLO R ID A The Public Heenng *llt r » held at the City Had. lift N County, Club Heed at t 00 P M or at boon theceattef e% pottbit at ehKh time »nte*etted pact set tod and aga n%t the rtQuett mil be heard Sato hearing may be continued from time to time until final action N taken by the City Commi 004«n ol the City ol LakeMery. Ftortoa NO TE IF A PERSON OE O D E S TO A P P E A L ANV Of C IS I O N M A O E BY THE COMMISSION WI TH RESPECT T O ANY M A T T E R CONSID M I D AT T H I S M T E T i N G 0 « H E A R IN G HE d f l ll N E E O A R ECO R D OE THE PROCE EO 1nos Ffw lblh*i> • Custom Refinlshing gp • Stripping By Hand • Insurance And Moving Claims • Furniture Repairs LOVEL1KDS R E F L M K IIL V ; E.porloftctd J7J ,,H Legal Notices ’ 1 .6 9 ,. M .P .0 . M EA T S (alii Arrenarmrn** A Vlk Mmem L A K E M ARY BLVD. C H IR O P R A C TIC C LIN IC TAX In my Mom. Lo H olTLC I ..................................................... * 1 . 6 9 „ HUMAN SERVICES i RESOURCES, CONSULTANT •'Feel Good A g a in " WE WORK ON ALL DOMESTIC CARS & MOST IMPORT CARS c o m .• Hoursl, .n d wMhly ’ 1 .1 9 ,4 F r y e r B r e a s t ........................................ Walk Ins **i raws_________ Call m raw nars n i o m u a i i m nch 323-7212 Imtn Carl H A N S O N ’S Automotive Service CMIL -) CARE C o u n t r y S t y l e S p a r e R i b s b>*nrtata) ’ 1 . 4 9 , 4 One Stop Will Toko Core Of It All.. m Perms Com plete ........... * 2 0 i u p Colors C om plelo ........... * 2 0 A u p H aircu ts ......................................... * 6 * u a u p Hair Extensions Child Cart PERMS......... *1 9 . 9 5 Long H u. 4,-gMt, H l - » CUTS ........... * 6 . 5 0 HAIR COLOR *18.00 T R Y US . . . Y O U W I L L L O V E U S * * * * For rwtj0.lt , 80 4)i 03U Ftpdid-t Notary Aavjt iptton 'a '/ z c a Top To B'O Bottom To Smotl. .Running Around From Shop To Moll. Tired Of Tno Old Shopping Bluet. Stitch To Fit Fobrlcs Hot Some Very Good New,. 1140 E. STATE STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA NEXT TO J.C.PENNEYS ECONOMICAL FAMILY HAIR CARE m-etei & *&, Wo Stitch To Fit Designer Fashions For All Occasions ‘STITCH TO FIT FABRICS U N Ik InWrmatta* l»admg , . r.lu.n rt N il do* «n l/ll/e*. • AM. Ian l.m .l. C arm an 1 h .p h ..4 m ix. Aperpi, n ISs Rrt.nl «t> dammal swrertv Last in . . . . •I Hwy 04. b.) R.ne* Lin. Rd «nd Palm Sprmes Or. Call 04 >,]A b r l m n T M AM and t:M PM Allar I X AM.(all SANFORO COOPERATIVE Call M l U i , 25— Special Notices Flee Points Plain 3500 N. Hwy. 17-92 Lake Mary, FL 55— Business Opportunities 23— L o st & F o u n d THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL! W A T E R B E.CENTER\\ o fe •SALES • SERVICE • REPAIR MENTION THIS AD FOR YOUR FREE GIFT _________WITH BED PURCHASE. ________ DAILY SPECIALS HomomwJe Soup A Sandwich them that you're <hlnking o f them, go to Flowers by Gnvndle and o.'dcr a bouquet, a planter, a Roor plant, a mylar balloon or a cuddly plush animal. Owncr/managcr Gaynelle Hendrick hus been In business at the same location for over eight years. She and assistant manager Sharon Hunt arc both experienced Roral designers. Glenda Morgan will sec to It that your orders .u< pro[»crly delivered. Store hours are 9 a.m. lo 5 p m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. r 407-330-1314 •,? Sanford Convenience Store and NEW DELUH H O * ANO E O i SUCH P Uk . OSE HE MAY N E E O TO IN S U R E T H A T A VE RBA T I M R EC ORD OF THE P RO CEEO INGS IS M A O E . MHICH RE CORO IN C LU D E S THE T f S T I MON v ANO C V I O I N C E UPON W HICH THE APPEAL IS T O R E B AS E 0 CITYOF LAKE MA RY . FLORIDA Sutan B Thodne Bwitomg ft /on«ng Secretary Dated Jansoary 20 *00 PwftiI0h Jonuadyll 1*03 or a m NOT I CE OE PUBLI C HEARI NG N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y GI VEN B Y THE C I T Y O l L O N G W OOD F L O R I O A th«t t*e Heard ol Adiu*tmen* *111 heto a PwtRK Hearing on toedne*day Febduary l| t m § 2 9 K PM >n the lon}fk«ad C»ty C e ^ '^ li'on Chamber * I f f ft Aa» » #n A ta h a lo rg »o o d EWtoa er e* eonn thereehed a* poct b • to cerntoed a .a» ante i h M V H by Jame* Hr r#n III. to a*to«> a a a l l monumen t k^gn in i e , el e pole I f " in a C ) luring #*tdK* m the to*toe*ng mga-'y dev r>bedpd oper t r Let* | end We*f VO toe* *i Lot I ) Tftlmo Svbd p§ • PG to and North el Lo* t e*d ail •* Leto t ) 14 end >1 Totme Sjbd • ten Rap e* of l e t A PH II PG 1) Public Recerd% ol iemaneto County I W toe More gene* e1•• dev *bed et Jimmy Hr yen Iftulu M l N US It r j Longawoud At thi| meeting e*< •ntoretted ya*tei mey H e * * to tie hee*d etik * to the v v tenet >e«e<ek*od Tktt heermg may be continued tifwi ii* a N t«me until f-net action •« *eaen fey the Had'd #1 Adiu 0tmenf A ropy 0* the '• e a if n on Me •,*h City Ctork end mey fee mepectod by the public Ail pervert era eds ted *he* •• they dec toe to a yett1 **y de m a n mede e* N u hearmgt they mil we d e *e*t*et m ra te d e* tw p o a m J ngt end toe *vch pvrpe*et they eUl reed to m*udt the* e rerba* rn record *0 mod* eN d l dfierd to include the to** n * r f end evidence Mpor aAKk the eppee* If m a d The Ctfy et Lengeeed doe* npt pra*>da *h*» m b a ttm record Detodthi* Jpnvdty tft tot O L Terry C *y Clerk C*ty e< Lang*end I Wide Pubiilh Jen |l l e i l| iff* 0 1 A km DISTRIBUTORSHIP High vofuma rouW lor aala m Sanford Avg Ii k k u . U I 000 lo tUOOO glut Pail lima to lull lima Sail lor O ) MO Cath Call I MOaratJUawyllma Markaling Managrt arid SaWk Rapratanlallvaa. mala h I*mala Own , « # own thin cara and cotmah< company Invanlory raqu.ramanl undK t M0 ___ Call 117 1141 ORAMGl CITY CompkaW l-a n tt. dry claaning р. anl opa.m; in lad growing araat lacalad In B0 000 kg H grocary anchorad ragional с. nltf Full company train mg IB MOdo.n Call i m iu m i. iii »ri H E A L ( S T A T C CLASS M M 4 II Includkt book k. prolakdona' mtlrucllon Oay or avanlng ciakftak ERA School ol Raal E aI aI a C A L L ERA STENSTROM R E A L TY . IMC m 3.70 or U I 3n o 41— Money fo Lend CASH A V A I I A S L E F or houaat. m orlgagav Incoma p-oparfy gunk A gWd 33I4W4 IHOMCOWNERSI Contolldala bill*. Moma Im provamant,. Pool Wank, any M rthnhila purpoka Llbaral C iadII Policy Wa b u y morlgaR*, Apply by phono Okd South F inaiHial L k m i * B.okrr „ .a » r 3J1 ktaa Legal Notices NOTI CE OF SALE NAM E SPACE Peul Stwdltilt D 10 George Bur hem DU SendreWeiit H II Demie Smith D I4 Shirley Do*ton . * C 2 Oerto Welsh D t After yin Woodeerd EllA TrpeenHell A 20 Scott Renfttn E IS Per tone i property cam tifng of *ote. met frt tte* lemp*. dretter* Clothing eell paper kempiev etoctron.c* m tvolie neouk bore* end other per tonal item* vked in the home will be koto tor ceth et public u e on Eeb II. Ito* et to 00 AM et be toe eddre** to keti*ty owner lien tor rent due in eccerdance ei th 9 londe Stetwfo*. Self Storage Fectltty Act. tecfton* •J 808 end •) 10/ All Item* or tpecek mey not be evetfebto et deto o* veto A A A Security 4)1 Airport BUd Santord F tor toe IJ77I 407 nm n Pwbdkh Jen 14 II. ittt O C A IV* CI TY OE LAKE MARY. F L O R I D A NOTI CE OE PUBLIC H E A R I N G NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G I V E N by the Pfenning end Zoning Boa'd o« **e City •< l ake Aftery Etortoe met veto boe#d «MN hoto e P uM k Heermg on Eobru er y 14 100* et 7 00 P M , gr e* toon ttoreettor e* potatoto to cen t l d er e r tgwOkf f rom Mirertoe 9 Eitigereto Ekg eppHcenl. tor e chengo of ron.ng from A t to PO on m# tVtoe.ng d e v r.bed property FROM ’ i*» n i •| a COR NE R OE S ECTIO N S TOWN SttlP 10 SOUTH R ANGE 20 E AST SEMINOLE C O U N T Y FLORI OA SAME R f l N G THE S O u T h w M T C O R N E R OF G O V E R N M E N T L O T I RUN N O R TH Oi O E G R C E S JT Of EAST A L O N G T H E WE S T LI NE OF SAIO G O V E R N M E N T LOT % A DISTANCE OF t l 41 F K I T F O R A P O I N T OF beginning thence con mao thence run TiNU( NORTH 00 OCGREES M 07 EAST. 11)00 FEET. ’ HENCE RUN NORTH •• Ol CRIES w 17 EAST, bet 00 FI I T THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 OCGREES U 07 WEST. feet ft DE GR I E S W 11 W I S T Ml 00 TO T n r PO IN T OF B EG IN N IN G LESS THE W E S T ) | Of F E E T F O R R I N E H A R T ROAD The P wR k Heermg »«n be heto m the Cemm»%t»en Chem t o n 'U N Ceunhy C*ub Road The Pub*K •* -n.-tod to ettorto end fee to p * Veto hearing mey be continued trpm fm * to time un*,l e fmel recemmendkfien t% mede fty *he Pfenning end Zen mg fkna*d A T A P f O R E C O R D O# THIS M E E T I N G IS M AOE BY TH E C i t y FOR U S C O N V C N i f N C E THIS R E C O R D MAY NOT C ONS T I T UT E AN AOE Q U A T E R E C O R D FOR P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L FROM A DECISI ON MADE BY TM f C IT r RfltM R E S P E C T T O T h | F O R f GOtNG m a t t e r A N r PERSON W ISHIN G TO ENSURE T H A T AN APE Q U A T f R C C O R O OF T H E • • R O C E f O i N G S IS M A I N T A I N I D FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES IS A D V I S E D TO MA KE THE NE C E S S A R Y AR R A N G E M E N T S A T HIS OR H E R OWN E A P E NSE CITVO# LAKE MARY F L O R I D A Vvkan B Thprne Building end Zonmg Secretory DeNd Jemaery )e ttp* Publith Jenvery )l I0R0 so u th OEA i to �•■ — Sanlord Horgld, Stnlofd, Florida — Tuesday. January 31, 1969 ACTIVITY A 1 IIITA N T Part dm* Weekend « x l m c m ta ry . R t c o l w n i i skills ha'pfull Please ccnfart HillhJrtn Health Cart tn ilti m i w ______ ____ f o i/ H a ; j t o » c u r in c c « « S i t L AVON NOW Ml n ia a or - a m i I CLERK T Y P IS T ISO WPMI/ I F IL E CLC R K/P H O N C W O R K / O potlhontI Full lima'part lime/1 temp Non smokers Apply The Rich Plan. Pit W. Hth It., Sentord CNA « f L, lt..mt Apply. Hillheeen Healthcare Center i n tsaa .......................„ E 0 E/H A m iCA TO RS TRAINEES A N O O T H ia POSITIONS Earn 110 I t ) JO hr No tap n t t n u r y Full psrl time A • M lK U i to iacAl w m Call kemtilfpm J llla llll A F FT. SETTERS PART T I M I Sal appolc-tnianfi lt» M door d tiu tff ar koren loah Hourly plus (o m m litio n Apply R kh Food Plan. 401 W JJlh Slrool. Sanford_______ A TTtfl-H IR IN O I Govt lobs your aroal I I I . M M I . i l l a i n r w u . o i i a tout Automobile I Alt Clark taper fence required. <0 Hours A ant n*ghi Sand resume lot FOBrow r l U a n«.H W Autonwtif* Preparation And Pestiling Tame* Good opportunity, eiperknte nor necessary bul helpful. Male or tomato Call IT I M J COLLECTOR In ta lllg a n t m a lu ra pro lett'onal with ttrong tala phone control Above average l t i a r y . com m ission a rd benefitt Eacallent working environment No medical col lec'lontl C l t u b i r r y For appruntmon: ...M l alai COMMUNITY COORDINATORS I n t a r n a 11 on al S tu d a n t E ■change Program taakt part lima indl.duait to find hod (amity hornet and Supervise High School aichongo tlu dan it Foot paid upon com prelion ot assignment Call Bob 14011 4*41001 attar aPM COM PU TOR OPERATOR •U I4 hrt Honaywall arptrtanca a plutl Handle government ec countit Top bene 11It tier el Apply newt AAA Employ went, WO W Hth SI T l) Slid CONSTRDCTION/AU TRADES Caribbean litends/tocel. lo US par hr l an T ill Tatort BeltOyri, Inc (tea) COOK/ W A I T R E S S E S /BEVER AO E-C ART PERSON/ Full or pari lima Apply In perton Winter Spring! Gall Club halt mile vest of 11/01an al4__________ far >»a»*» ASSOCIATED TEMPORARY STAFFING 407-740-SS33______ With following. SS\ com mission Every W a r Setur day off. II you disbe ■‘ Fatclnattant.’*I l l AMS A U tar Jill, pleau BOOKKEEPER Multi bocks. M »ty tape* I tract, typo, ate JO hrs w! I I hr Call W « W . Fpim CARPENTERS DATS INN/LODGE Last Mary trta Good pay ________ m m m _________ Now hiring Room Cleenert. H o u tm a n , F ro n t O a t h . Weilretut and Waiters. AM A PM shifts avallaUe. Apply In person *K Douglae A w . __Allamonta Springs. FI. CARPENTERS NEEDED Mull hart tod I trwj Iranspor ration S years atptfltnca required C a lim a m CARPENTERS I HELPERS Mutt hart ripe*larva Call attir A P M __________Set I M l CASHIER AND SALES PERSON NEEDED I Apply at Florida Train Can ruction. I M S F ranch A r t , Stoll It. Santad FI L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX 0 C E 0 N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N . Ihal Jack E Me Cool Iha holder of the Id toning car I'ticatatil hat tiled veld certill cete(l) lor a tai dead to be luuad thereon The tart Itic ate n u m b a r l i l and y a a r l k ) at lUwonco. Iha date rip Hen at the property. and the name H I In which II wet attacked it are at tot tows Certificate No U K r ear ot Ittuance lata EARN EKTRA MONEY III Deliver telephone boo* l in the following areas: Sanlord. I ongwood Otteen. Oviedo. Lake Mary. Catulberry. and Winter Springs Call today! D O A . Inc. H U M Appll canIt mutt be over tl A haw Inturedcarertruch, E/Q/E DOCTOR'S O FF IC E CLERK • St 10 hr I Thltt ottlce hat a chair lor you! Creel peltenlt A lake cere ol intu'ancel Hurry I AAA Cmytatmenl. no W It lh S I........... ......P I Silt DOMINO'S flZZA Lake Mary Cuurenlly hiring •or allposittons' Apply M l W Lake Mary Bled _________ m Hat____________ DRIVERS OWNER OPERATORS RTC Transportation. a leader In the trucking Industry with over eg years ot growth It looking lor p ro lo ttlo n o l dr iver s'contractors We otter above overage wages, lop lino equipment, a wile ride policy and an eacallent benefit package Invest t minute ot your time and grow with the Number 1 carrier In the re frigeeeiedbuuneta RTCI Call I 000 i n 4m tuch certificated! will be u td to Ifw highest bidder at ttw watt Appro*Imataly S H I M rath tor teat It required la he paid by tuccOMlul Mddar al the tala Full paytnanl ot an amount equal lo the highetl bid plot epplirebto dart-wwrUery stamp d i e t and recording lent It due wl l hl n >4 h e u n at tar the edrertlud lima of the tala All pay m ailt thall be cath or guar •deed Instrument, made pay able lo the Clark at Circuit Court Dated th lt tlt h day ut January.life (SEAL) Maryanrw Mors# C tor s ol the Clrcutl Courl Sam.neto County, Florida By MkhallaL Silra Deputy Clerk Publish January 1), 14. )l. A Ftbruary /, itgt OEA 110 NO I I C I OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In bullisest at ci t l Ol Sun l ake C l r , Lake Mary. F L 11144 Semi nole Csvnly Fl or i da under Ihe F<cli»out Name ot S T A DI UM SPORTS, and Ihal I Intend to ■agister laid name with the Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with Ihe Provlt>ons ol me F ichtlout Name SletutettoW>r Section eat 0* Florida Statuses 1011 s Dennis A Nodar Publish Jan II. la )| Feb 1. ttos O EA ua NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Noble Is hereby given that I km engaged lie business (I t) Cherry Laurel Cl 4I0S. Winter Springs F l U'04 Seminole | County Florida under Ihe I Fictitious Name ol LOCKED I T ig h t SECURITY ond that I intend to i eg't**r said namo *ilt me Clerk ot me ClrcsHt Court Seminolo County. Florida m accordance with the Pro sums of the Fictitious Name statutes To Wit Section gal do F lorida Statuses test s Ne‘l Chapman Publish Jan 11. ]• II. Feb F. lees OEA IM ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ DRTWAll FRAMERS, HANGERS 6 FINISHERS Mutt haw own lotIt A trent porta IIon | Depentabto Only t H i bail a leaw ntattaga EABN M ONEY Reading books! l JO 000 Interna pdenliel Da •out i msagiaanoEet y g in I OllCAT IONAI Coordinator Pro kindergarten Teether For progrettlvo preschool program BS Degree with credits in early childhood rdu callon or COA Full lima. Irw child care, paid vacation, paid holidays classroom limit 10 BSM hr C O A U hr Apply SM Rfvervtow A w Lanterd III SCI! EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FUll/FARTT1M£ CASHIERS Must be turd working and hnnsit Excellent banali* package plur competitive sal ary Ajply In perton enly Speedway Slarvirt Marvin M ASR 40. Sanford Sanford F lor Ida 11/71 __________m m i _________ F E D E R A L STATE and CIVIL SERVICE JOBS Now Hiring, your area #11.1)0 to SW 4M Immediate Opening! Call i (j ii m ja o a iE x r i f m i FREE TUITION TO RIAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL e A h ra Carwr • A New Beginning Call Franer Stu 323 1700 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ OLAS* A M E T A L WORKERS Residential E ■par lanced and trainees __ ___ 11I-4SU GOVERNM ENT JOBS ■»la.0a0~ SW.no yr. Now hiring Call Iaosaa/sooo. e h r g in tor current federal list HANDTMAN ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ IMMEDIATE OPENING NEWSPAPER CARRIER AGENT The Sanlord' Herald has an Immedlala opening lor an independent newspaper carrl or agent In SamInote County O H K C H M v i a J n C to Q H H G V M M C N V C T O T H . N C H G ; a M a P Y L H K Y D ft M M K N F V I X M F O M M M , * otornriy is ■ m om ent " CAUTOOAY SANFORD COURT APTS 313-3301 MOVE IN SPECIAL. Ilf ! E FF IC IE N C Y APT ________ CALL no-BF/________ PAR TLY FURNISHED 1 4 ) room apis I7O0 H/S mo On m / III Ifw bus lina I SANFORD - I room ottlclency w'pr. bath 4 enhance Close to downtown g/1 wk 4 U K vac , ln<l mil ______ O T 7/ef SANFORD Huge t bdrm . complete privacy, clow to downtown 1100 uk plus 1/00 If 10 hours/wk Flexible schedule Basic computer and bookkeeping tklllt preferred tt oo nr Call Karen lor ap polntmont. ( Santord I O T 1111 S TA FF O E V E LO P E M E N T COORDINATIOR RN re guired Must haw In servtco etp Apply Hillhawa Health Care Carter, O T MM E O t/H SANFORD HERALD lea N. French Avenue Sanford. Flo rtd a »Tll NO CALLS PL EASE I 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent UNFURNISHED ONE LEFT!! 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT CALL TOMY 323 3301 EIT. 112 STORE MANAGER Ooilar Genreal. ana el ttw • natiwis leadwg discount re Ullars is actlre'y rocr ultln; a Store Manager tor Ihe Deltona area It you haw orw or more retail years ol eaporlonco and are cuatemar oriented, ond con handle a last paced always changing working environment, apply at: Ilia Deltona Bird . Deltona Fl or call 40/ L/4 XWI Fab 1st be twain FAM end IPM FOE SUPPLY DRIVER la 14 hrl Your good driving record putt you behind ttw wheel to success today l No weekends here) Company banaflts available I AAA Cmptoynunt. /o o w n m s t , O Tll/ 4 tty * * } p fitft $NEW PAY RATES5 STAFFING NURSES HOME HEALTH A ID S 'C N A S POSITIONS AVAILABLE A L L S H in S Apply, orient and work today Gal paid tomorrow I We haw tdectoui f bedrooms. 1 full baths. luFy equipped kitchen, separate dining area, washer and dryer hook ups Q ro vcV lew ^ P ts . MM W. Lake Mary Blvd 321 0S84 COME SCE THE DIFFERENCE U N per day liking phono ordortlFOam aCRf.oet u a TRAINERS 111 shill arall able Our clients show their appreciation lor what you do Formal training 4 bonus Colt __________ H i -W l M EDICAL PERSONNEL POOL 4/1N Orlande Aw Mwy. If Tl Malttaad 7ASSI04 LANDSCAPERS NEEDED Full lima Fla driver's Ikense required Good pay 4 benelil* E eperlenced Only m ill) BEAUTIFUL LAKEViEW APTS! Brand New Wall to Wall Carpet 4 Tile Coneonlont walk to Elamantary. Middle 4 High Schools and 17 FI Poo'. Private Balcony. Central H'A. Dishwasher. Eat In Brassiest Nook Furnished and/or weakly available US0 Plus 1110 Florida A w . Sanlord I Hew Management I 111 44M T R C T kmp /P f.rm PERSpN N BI LIKE HELPING PEOPLE? 26DSIOO HOME H EALTH AIDS Paragon HqmeCart ot San lord has weaken) and pari time poslliont available In Seminole county tor certified HhA'S We otter compel III w rate* Call P I goootor oppt Local Manutacturirg) company seek * conveyor mechanics, walders, shear 4 brake. machinists____ Call OT /F/0 LPN Full lima. IIPM /AM thill DELTONA Cteen l bedroom. I bath H » Cell MO MM or (FWI ZtFMM TRUSS ASSEMBLERS Permanent positions Good banaflts and wortilng condl lion*i Apply Scotty's Truss. F0I E. Min Plata, Sanford Airport. FAJWto 11 NOON. DORCHESTER APTS. Lake Mary flia e if GOOD LOCATION I Newly dec orated d t l to SMt mo Some utilities paid No pats Refer encesrequired ... O T l*H> MARINER'S VILLAGE Lk Ada I bdrm 1110 mo ) bdrm U41 mo 4 up MS *170 Rindalph Caurl Aetarlments Now Under Hew Manaoement Hidden U k . O r. > » IMF WANTED! Waitress 4 Kilctwn help Cate Serranto, I t Mary. Coll ? MAM to 11 » A M 7/7 tall WORK YOUR OWN HOURS! Part Tima Demoralrators tor luperm ertelt. Central Fl area Retire*! 4 inem* we> comet Sand letter to Bo* IKS PO Boa 145/ Sanlord FL W / l RN’s - Full'part time /AM 1PM dittt CNA's ■Full'part lima All shifts * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * S LICENCED REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED LONGWOOD HE ALTH CARE __________ U F H W ___________ M A IN T E N A N C E / O R IV E R With praviows r q to do a varwty ot tabs Ice eipandmg dept MVR checked Non smoke's Apply The Rich Plan, eat W. Uih U . Vanlord SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS E X P A N D IN G , good com missions (Incentive program) plenty ol Door lime, pleasant almoip/wre. good location, your own desk 1 new model* corning toon Come |o*n uil Call Jennie’s Rtally Inc. Ask lor Annette............ 1/4 MM With knowledge ot conveyor systems, welding, itw l tabri ca llo n . pn e u m a tics and hydraulics tor day and night shills Deiand area Southern Cypress W a m W II — 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d / R e n l UNFURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW!!! $779 m CALL TODAY 323-3301 EIT, 1)2 1 4 1 B D R M A P A R TM E N TS IM w w l 4 Up OT-4MI betwwrv 44pm 4TH AND PALMETTO! Clow to shopping 4 bus IInal Eebo largo l bdm , 1 bath New everything! Just re nuvetod Ctoan4conwnienfl Call 4M 4411 103— H o u s e s U n f u rn is h e d / R e n t DEBARY 1 bdrm house available Im mediately! qute4residential aroal Call44«MB) DIO YOU KNOW/ HD Realty manages over 400 rental pro p a r t i a l In and a ro u n d Semlnoto County Wo can help you It you decide to rent tor a lima before you buy I I 4 1 bdrm duple*el from U10 Plergroimd 4 Huge pool Conveniently located on l i t ) betvwen 454 4 Lk Mary Blvd Fwillies Welcotnt! 323-2920 ************** 105— D u p le x T rlp lt x / R e n t 2440 MAPLE AVL Duple* 1 bdrms. 1 Lath All appdancesl Fenced yard, near shopping U K 'mo Don GViO)har.tftC U t S*S4 107— Mobile Home* / Rent aeuroaw- 2 6 0 **0 0 TCREST CITY AREA 1 bedrooms. 1 balm. I car garage, fenced yard test mo _________ Call \n IttF_________ HIDDEN LAKE CONDO 1 b d rm t. fireplace, all appll arvees Available Now I SMS m o, Call /Mseoi 1 bdrms . tf Ft a 40 11 Fenced yard, near sheeping. Older vXptoonlyl 4FV1/FF COUNTRY SEniN G ! t) X 4d. 1 bdrm. Hs bath, water 4 garbage furnished I U K ptus deposit Call O T If II FURNISHED I 41 BEDROOM Park Aveaw SAebila Pack Aderts. Na Pets. M l M41 NEAR U.CFI! Jamestown Unijm , 2 bdrms. 1 bath, renovated Carpeted. appliance! 4 utilities I 1411*41 113— S t o r a g e R o n h s l s STORAGE/WORKSHOP Moo square twl. can be spill Very reasonable I K Its/ AAA BUSINESS C EN TER New oldce'whee Ilia’ bay with oflice U H I I F l 'C f W F 1 K Warehaula. 7100 square I I , tented, In Sanlord With bridge crane Callcodecl _________ MSM4/W4_________ WAREHOUSETMFG SPACE Orlando north. 14 al SR aa 7.K0 square Iwt al 4100 per sqare loot Will centidee build Ing offices 1/1 4414 NEWLY REMODELED 1 bd rm s, I be. spacious living area Fenced yard, sernd porch, utility room 4 huge detached ttorege chad Quiet neighborhood! T4S0' month plus 1st month and sec. Call collect to* IN m « . days. or fQ4OT MFI, ewe_________ RENOVATED OLDER HOME ) bdrm . I be” » * ’ sal 4 air, new kllciwrv rafimshed wooden doors, fireplace U K mo 14/0 ientord A w 4/F441I Sanlord. 1 bdrm, l>y bath, concrete block, inclosed garage Can H'A. U4 OOO or U K mo Call OT H rt SANFORO Charming 1 bdrm , I bath with dan. Central H 'A 4 wood Doors Nice location No pels UM m o US 4441or sea OS» SANFORD AREA RANCH M acres, with targe house. 4 stall barn. 4 more 11100 per month Hear Genera OT 0411 SANFORD/LAKE MAR Y If 1. deuble garag*, no pets Avail. Now . Sl/Jmo t sac R 4 E REALTY ___________ M l f M __________ SANFORD 1 bdrm . I bath no small children, no pets, uoo mo .plus sac _____ M l OFFS I * t 7 lilr n aperlmenli vwakly and monitor rates I i l l Pars A w Inquire el Apt el or call_____________ OT4414 1 4 1 BEOROOMS near high school ReatonaUa renl Ref erentos required M l I I 10 1 bdrm I bath. K its Palmatto. Sanlord tMO'mo Call 4FF I fa), leaw massage 116— R e a l E s t a t e SALVATION!! Let ue u w your credit I We buy homes lest cash I Ml 4J7Tor III MS/ 117— C o m m e r c i a l R e n t a ls FOR SALE/lEASE In Sanlord. usad car lot. two bay garage eu/lltt. tales ottlce. finance ottlce. M plus vehicle capacity ... Great Location I _______ Call Ml >toa 121— C o n d o m i n i u m R e n t a ls SANDLEW00D VILLAS Condo I 1 bdrms, 1 be All amenities Porch and C/H/A. Nice and tlaanl Ca4l OT MFI 127— Office Rentals BRANO HEW I Fulton Center. 4SS Fulton SI Sanlord 400 sq it. aapandabie office and re tall space llX/eetorage/ warehouse Mow In special I SMC/mo____ ____— . MIFFS* OFFICE « OFFICES AVAILABLE FOR LEASk Full sarvlce with rec.fHanitt in clu d rd W artheesa er star age areas are available ml •Nice. M4 N Elm. lecatad 1 biki trim Samlaele Cty Caurt Hauv* Min lease at Is v w i l Far Into call MS F/FI 4 TOWN INTERSECTION! Orange City. W hlipanng Pines. IFM sq If Baautltut A lmm*cutat*l t JFJ l*>4 T-H— H o m e s f o r S a te 1 05— D u p le x - Triplex/Rent D E IU IE DUPLEX Are you tired ol apartment living/................ Call MO054/ SPACIOUS 2 BDRM. Duple i Dovmtwn Sant area U /f plus sac *4* /IS 4117 THE HIGHLANDS Oh SR 1414. I engwood at trectlw I bdrm . 2 bath, glass iSoort. covered pallo. garage, walk to Winter Springe Ele menlary U K mo eel 1701 2433 LAK E AVE B Like new 1 bdrm t, I bath, C/H/A. carpert. washar dryer hook up 41/4/M. eves, bast 141— H o m e s f o r S a le A TTE N TIO N ! GOVT HOME) from tt IU repak) 0*1 In property I. R tp o tlt sllens EMtKW dSest GHMtfF BRYN HAVEN EtCbDeril Pvyl 1 b u m , * bath, newly remodeled Cen H/A. large fenced yard 141,400________ CdtlMl iFFI BY OWNER CENTRALLY LOCATED 115— I n d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls SALE/LEASE AD U LI& FAMILY LIVING TELEMARKETERS 1 bdrm ivy bath. U COO down a rt esiume mertgege m l Cypress. Sanlord MG OTS D ELTONA L A K I GLEASON In ground pool, brick. 1 bdrm , !*y bath with tamlly room. Intercom, double garage and sprinklers Only ------ 17) 00011 Makada Carp......... J7MII1 D ELTONA New all brkk. ) bdrm . 1 bath, family room, tp l. comer lot U000 down MakedaCare............ J7 M H I DELTONA OWNER FINANCED! No guotlfylng- J-'f. > « r ga ra g e , screened preh. fenced F a ns 4 blinds E x o ll e n l neighborhood! Actiw One Realty, ask lor Chris________ . 44) lit I7SI DELTONA FAMILY HOME f bdrm , 1 both, garage. Cen H/A. ceiling Ians, privtcy fence, I years now! I ) 000 down 4 assume low FHA at appro* SrtSmo . Ml f )Q DEVOTED TO EXCELLEN CE OON'T OF LA VI Be ttw llrsl to Inspect this clean and com tortabto 1 bdrm . home, eat In kitchen, screened pally, lovely garden area, lanced yard with big oak trees U ) *00 333-3031 I I A I j I* r e a l t y COUNTRY IIVIHO on toroe tree ,-cwurtd tot 1 bdrm uuno with family room. IranllM fireplace Easy terms U*.K0 NICE! ) bdrm . Hy bath home In established neighborhood I C H/AI Garage I Fenced 4 morel SS4.K0 WE NEEO LISTINGS! WF HAVE RENTALSI 323-5774 HELPING SELLERS SELL BY OWNER FOR ll.FSF Cell HelpU Sail Broker...... R ) tit) Anitika’s oldest licensor ol kc cream shops needs qualified (amities to operate their man Co/u/d. Ice Cream Factory Carvs-I rep/rurntalivits will be m O R L A N D O . FL at Ih*Carvel Ice Cream Store Westgata Square Shpg Ctr 3 TS 3 Hiawasso • Silver Star Rd February 11 A 13 T o m ake an appointm ent CALL C O LLEC T 914-969-7200 BATEMAN REALTY CAJfVt l CjM TM AfM ^ $4wNkff% Nonrhfo^tk IOTOI Lie. Real Estate Broker LAKE MARY •1/1. blk . eat In kit , DR. I p i , Cen H/A. carpeted, sernd porch, fenced back, fruit trees, deedrd ac cess to big Lake Mary I S4F.FOO OWNER FINANCING County jonad GC 7. 2 bdrm . frame, tot 110 xt/e'i siF.eoo SANFORD AVE. - I S acres. •ermtl ttl.FOO OWNER FINANCINO J/l, blk, completely relurbishad. eat in k il.O H .tp ll...... 141/00 7444 Sanlord Aw. NOTICE BINGO KNIGHTS OF 32 T 0 7 5 9 ......... 3 2 1 -2 2 5 7 8 ASSEMBLERS URGENT NEED! NEED A JOB? Call Oitten Today t OLSTEN SERVICES ___________ /so s/n___________ N EW H IG H E R S T A R T IN G PAY I For certified or eiperl enced Nurse Aides. All shifts! Apply In peram lo Lekeview Nutting Center ♦It E. T n d l l ----------- ---- Sanford NURSE AIDESNEEDED1I 7 ) and 1 It khltH F T A PT. Apply DE BAR Y MANOR. 00 N Mwy 1/4 01. Drbery.Fl Men Ihru Frl QAM to 4PM tea **/4 I t O ORDER C LER K S IM hr I Creel benefits I Your knack tor erganliing « M this one I large llrm nwds you I Act now’ AAA Emobymerit 100 W J llh S I._________ l l i t l / t P A R / T IM E d r iv e r s W AN TED ThuruMys only S4 per hour Apply in person Ttw Senior d Auto Auction i m Hale Road as Eott __ Sanford Sam hi 4pm ____ COLUMBUS SANFORD AREA • • • • Medicil Detice M lj High School Diploma Femalcs’Males Accepted No Fee. No Contract A d d it i o n s & R e m o d e lin g B E. LINK CONST. Ins. Est & Room Additions Remodeling 407-372-7029 Financing Stole Lie KRCOOOS/i REPAIRS, CARPENTRY CONCRETE. REMOOELINO Hen* 11 prefessaanal. small jabs' Call Aeaca 117 S47I B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs REGENCY TEMPORARIES Add titans. KtntadvSng. Rtpaws DOORS. FLOORS. DECKS LJc./«Re41U»l_______ 1414141 Centry! On* Erdarptlsas Res iCammarcial RancrviliaRS Lie 4CGCOM4/7 M I UOdSaS CUSTOM HOMES Stove Kneebel 7/711/4 Rrs Comm________COCOesaJ 7400111 73— E m p l o y m e n t W a n te d C l e a n in g S e r v ic e RAISE TOUR GRADES! protottwne't w (l tudor all lewis of Math Science 4 fnoi.tM CaiiH/stee Mon thru Frl Paid vacation and hoi Hers G o d awrsmg conditions! Call U t FEW Part lime child care worker wanted ter small private der care center gatXS tv Approi _IS hours Mon •Frt I II /all Rrttdvnltal ar Cammarctol RHsanabto and Cupandabla Free t i l l maty* M l MSI HIT* S C l f ANING SE RVICI Think Spring! flunk Ctoanl Lic’d/Banded/Insd 74HWI THE CLEANINO CO K yrs r ip Rat .Comm Licensed Call 1/7 7WI 91— A p a rt m e n ts / H o u s e to S h a r e LAKE MARY/M08ILE HOME Utilities master tdrm , 4 move't/K par month m l Ml j 9] ________C o n c r e t e R o o m s Tor R e n t DOWNTOWN SANFORO Evperwnced onlyI Full time Benefits Apply W Try O mention* laJ4 N SR 44/7, Longwood F I or ceil MO 0841 r n A LPN ■ Pari amo. Apply: ! HMOuwn Health Care Canter. 1/7 t tea COC M | JACKPOT S a v e t im e a n d m o n e y w h e n y o u u s e t h i s D ir e c t o r y Sanlord ana medical menu lecturer needs a*lamblevs to wort In their clean, happy and blandly company Good pay and twrwMs These position* could become permanent You must haw your own car and own prene PRESS OPERATOR — J R I I R Y T B F t X R S D . P R E V IO U S SOLUTION In l i s g r t y rvFwy meynont it rterndy. In com edy Chritfophdr Fry $299 MO. CONCRETE WORK Residential 4 Cemmerctel Eaca lle nt w o rsm a n ih ip . rtatenaiberatos' Call SMITH CONCRETE CO Si) SUFe/seciPM ar toawmawaga L tcensad 4 Imured1 Al if active large room Private TEACHER enhance all sbeaf parsing E*p e must! CTuulteur s He I Call tfM kll___ between 4 egrn or able to quehtf ISaO hr w w l Htnl mature. rebeb>e E IC IU IN T LOCATION' person Star! la per hr Paid Kitctun A laundry pt'vifeges I holidays Mon F r l , bonus If! Q4II at *04 TTf fFFI____ plan credil union available rURNIIHCD ROOMS Apply Gingerbread Haute Attractive A TVa<eM ISM B o A w , Sawlard C N M D N H D C FOR QUIET, S I N O I STORY, ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIOS SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST PRE KINDERGARTEN J E F F IC IE N C Y Attrectlw 4 clean Uhl Incl. Lighted oft ltrort parking O T AM I 44pm For flag 4 banner company Must be capebtol Call Frosty tor details I ttS l/Ff Build your own busmassl Hours are afternoon*. fAcnday thru Friday and AM delivery on Sunday Carrier must haw dependable late model vehkto ond be bondable Applicant* shjukt apply In parson. ... E Bpd Mom* lrrprcv«fTMrfift |LQt»$hr p t iu b * m m * X V O K Brand New wall to Wall Carpal 4 Tile Convenient walk to Elementary, Middle 4 High Schoolt and IZ Fl Pool. Private Balcony, Central H/A. Dishwasher. Eel In BroaSlasI Nook Furnished and/or weakly availatto U N Plus 1110 Florida A w , Sanlord I Now Management I >7) 44SO SAIESMAN/MANAGEMENT PHONE PRO ‘ TO BEAUTIFUL lA.KEVIFW APIS! We are looking lor ) sales people to start Immediately 1 WE O FFER a Good starling pay a Group medical'llte Insurance e Denial plan • Pd vacation A holidays • Co vehicle 4 equipmenl • E ecellent Opportunity For Advancement! Our company has e w r SI years uparlence in lha peil Control industry For • can tidenliel Interview, call Daw Armstrong between 4PM and 7PM at » l 5141 Apply m person Mossoy Services. Inc, OTP Cloy A w . . Orlando. PART TIME SECRETARY C E L E B R I T Y C IP H E R SANFORD Close to downtown. 1 room efficiency plus prleato bath Looking f<r I parson l/g/wh ptus i l l ) sac » »4F SALES REPRESENTATIVE OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY Soma ••perlenca required Call alter a PM n i IQE) IM M E D IA T E JOBSI * San lord'Altamonte Springs area Vail Temporary Services ___________SIF-FTFF__________ Sanford longwood areas R toSI M Immeduto Opanings Coll________________HO I tie L'dM«F*| LfdSdBF trrgifa^RNia s tw M N f* BwDLIINvw h ( « « « • I’M* INf gwM f l | rnft irn*m tf1(h* MWfl *od 97— A p a r t m e n t s Furnished / Rent ’ RECEPTIONiST PARI TIME/JANITORIAL KEVES4I IN THE SOUTH RADIOLOGY RECEPTIONIST Part lime Hours lie*Ibla ________ Call a t WOB ___ SM Ful* time. Cay shill available Please contact Hillhawa Health Care Center ITT tSS* ________ EOE.-H RN Mshlt*. part time Apply tn person Lekeview Nursing Center FIFE In d S I. Sanlord M i l l MAINTENANCE For hospital Jkknlnielrator/ CEO Minimum ol 1 years secratorlal experience in a health care I prater ably hospl tall hewing aO WPM accurate typing with shorthand'dlcta phone skills Esporlersca in word procoising. ond aecallant g r a m m a r , (p o llin g and punctuation skills required C o m p e tltiv o solory ond bonollts Contact W Volusia Akamar sal Hospital It lW Plymouth A w . _________ Detawd. Fl._________ E X P E R IE N C E D LEWI NO MACHINE OPERATORS San Dal Manufacturing nag Old la te Akary Road 9 5 - R o o m / B o a id NICE " c l e a n ROOM for el derly. meals 4 laundry Al fordableprlcel 1/4 H U Full lime Musi be familiar • Ith medical terminology E I pur lance In computers end radiology deportment thmpt lit or fhyslcion’s ottlce) pro tvn-d *bul( West VetusJa Memorial Hospital Ml W Plymaulh Ave DeLsnd. Flat Me uEUVERY K O P L E Deteripiton at Property . LEG LOT I B IT O LAKE KATHRYN PARK JRD A0 0 AMENDED PLAT PD IIP G S O t *4 Mamet In which a tu tte d lohnO Prate on AN at ted property being In the County ot Seminote. Slate ot Florida Unlett t u t certlhcelolll thall be radar need a>cerdmg to law. the property drtcrlbed In front doer. Seminole Courtly Courfheute. Sanlord. Florida, an the l/lhdayof February. Hotel M AM ★ HIGH EARNINOS PO TENTIAL COSMETOLOGISTS 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71 — H t l p W i n t B d 71 — H e lp W a n T c d 71 — H t l p W a n f t d Refereweas OT MM rtfer kpwv LONGWOOD l e lrfrenf hewve• Greet tacatwa Maivre adufl SIS wOty_______ C>R IM A M 436 NEAR I 4 Pruato enbance rebigeratar 4 laundry U S wk plus IfO deo Call MF l«1 ________ F e n c e ________ CHAIN LINK N 000 FENCE , D»pfn0«6*9 k FfSfElhm Atti G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s SUNDOWN DATING CLUB A f le r d e b lt . ik s r t term ntembursJHRs m u a*aiiakto tor alt ages LaWas '» e*x* taaciaii isa net Handy M an ________ P a in t in g ________ HOME REPAIR Minor Electric 4 Plumbing Yard Cleaning 4 Odd Jobs Ha Jek Tea Imalll F ree Estimates! CdUMlFO/; Want It dene/ rildeitl Masonry work Additions. Planters. Bar B Os. Repairs. Painting. Yard Cbanmg. etc r « ll B.ln*. »SI *14/ STENSTROM PAINTINOCO We spaciall/e In refurbishing older homes I For • Free E stimale phono any lima I OTlkaOorSOa WSSKS L a n d s c a p in g BOGUE S F rw Ckhaialts N t f* P ia nh ng i. Pruning m ,| (K * O f ^ p i .'m * 1 L a w n S e r v ic e CASIO MOWE R PARTS DISCOUNT PRICES!I __Itl/ A French Ave OT44/4 TO TA L LAWN CARE Maw. Edge. A Weed Ealing Light Having Year Revnd Same* _________ t i l ■■■: N u r s in g C a re Certified nurse has large room lor ambutatory lady Rrasan | a b le r a le s , hom ey si n w ^ w r e ^ ^ ^ ^ C a ll^ M i/ O F Painting DAR IN O W IN S. l i c e n s e d HOME PAIN TIN G 4 REPAIR iiU W A IlL . • »»FAMCO PAINTING K ' M F t l l H J0YRS IK P w usa FRANK bernneri pamiusg 4 pressure cteamng II yts atp References_______ M l 1141 * * SPRING SP EC IA L* * You bur /Nr malarial ,1 WE APPLY ITltt Know w u ’i e getting Rw quality •4 material y«v pay tor i E aceltowt Rtf d l l Yrs Etp Cali today tor Irw esliw*ato! t i l l/a Mat ewdtngs W ANTEO Pressure L toamng and Pavlmg Call Roger. MI 14a) P r e s s u r e C le a n in g B I B STEAM I PRESSURE CLEANERS Fully portable I Free EstimatesI Call OT ZIP* 8IG N BIG X *250 *250 >250 ALL GAMES ISO MINIMUM OF 5 Lines ISO A LINE 5 FREE GAMES Thurg. A Sun. 7 p.m, 2504 OAK AVE., SANFO RD BINGO M 4IW U L MOBILIZED WASHER Ret 'Camm'Mebila Hemet STEAM CLEANING W/CHEMICAL INJECTION S4//W4M4er SOS //« Flit ________ R o o t in g ________ ROOF REPAIRS 4 rerool on small flat roof M r ! guar an toad rvtorvruet 1)> /'to G e n e ra l H a u lin g IKASH H U N K REMOVAL CLEAN UPWCRK 1/1 74'F S w im m in g P o o l ________ S e r v ic e last SWIMMING ro o t \ ua* Warthousa clearance of now IF04 pools 74 n * 1 / ft complete If installed Includes hugs (Sacfc ladder, fencing filter and sAimmar Financing avaitobta Other poors avail able Call foil frw It hours' t 440 11)4444 Amerwon Pools By An American Company COMO CeCOHaOF Tree Service € CHOCS IRE I SERVICE FrMFtUmatosI Law Pikes: LK Ins StumpGreufkng Tool MI OTFda» or nito "LaF The PretosswtkaK do f T JOHN A l l I h l AWN I I 4 I I T i w removal and lawn care LOW PRICESI Mulch and clean up 111 SWO KIWANIS CLUB OF CASSELBERRY FRIDAY MCMT I M E US t VO I I 00 in use lACXPOTS 5ea*ar CltUeas Carter Sacral Lake Park. Cetteberry 4FSFO/1 Did you know that yaur flub ar arganurtwa can appear to thrs bslmg each week tor only 14 00 per week far 2 ■xh ad? Tknisaa total • ly t* ml arm the pubic al year ctot actiritws II yew (Mb or argaaiiatiaa •ertd k*» ta ba toctodad to ttos bating cab S a n S ir d llr r u lc j C L A SS IF IE D O EPAk rw F N T m 3411 �1 Sanford Herjid 141— Homes for Sale 141— Horn esJo r Sale LESS THAN S2500 CASH STENSTROM R E AL TY , I N C . INCLUDING CLOSING COST 11 4 bdrm homa* In Sanford. Dtitorva Dr bar y. Laka Mary, Longw oed j A lla n ante Springs For setae*ion call PAULOSBORNE VEN TUR E I PROPERTIES 774 *4M Of H I -4744 LETS TALA REAL ESTATE W e till a n d veil m o re p ro p e rty than an yon e in I he G re a te r Sa n fo rd l a k r M a r y area. NICE TOWNHOMEI 1 bOrm , 1' i bath, n n carpal. Can M/A. ea* In klfchan. caftiadeal calling, pool and moral H I 000 ONLY FIVE YEANS NEW: 1 bdrm, I bath wlfh Can M/A Undar homo warranty plan Big UrvJweywd lawn, ccctuo rybuittfng with porch I i n roc SELLER M O T IV A T E 01 Lovaly 1 bdrm , 3 bath condo with fireplace calhadral ceilings, fully equipped kllchan and undar homa warranty I Pool and tannltt $43,000 C O M P L E T E L Y REFURBISHED! Nlca I Story 4 bdrm J bath with Can Hr A. Iiroplaca. formal dining room, lamlly room Hraanad pallo. workthop and ofhar feature*I Prlcadtokalll 1*4*00 TW O STORY BIO F A M IL Y HOME I S bdrm 1 bdlh with flraplaca. agulppad kllchan and many ofhar faalurai On cornar lof Canlral Sanford location I $e*v» O U T S T A N D I N G TOWNHOUSEI ) bdrm. I ll bath, naw carpal. Can H/A. aal In kllchan. calhadral call Ing, pool and mora' V4S 000 H E R E I T I I I SI Jo h n* water (rent I 4 bdrm . I bath with formal dining room. Iiroplaca. Can H/A. aal In kaichan. gardan room, double gar ago plu* avon more artra* you’ll Ifcal li.feoo VETERANS! NO DOWN PAYMENT! A* lltfle at I W Total mova In coal will halp buy you and your family a naw or pro owned J bdrm homa wllh a monthly pm I a* low at $4)0 Call today to confirm If you qualtfyl 321 9444 < C 7 REALTY INC 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / S a le NEW HOME 1 bdrm) 3 bath* Fealura* graal area, lots oi lr*a* Your cholc* ol colors OMyl. SS) *00 Alan Jehntan. Re/Mas Umlim 3314m er naieaa OWNER A N IIO U S? Sanlord, by owmr. reduced. 1/1, assumable, tow down 1 yrso*d. SSL *00 37)40*4 SALE/LEASE Sanford. ] bdrm, IV* bath, con crelt block, enclosed garage. Cen H/A. $41,000 or SdMmo_____Call 133 )) U SANTORO AREA Older home, renovated on large corner lot. pleasant neighborhood. Can. H/A, owner motivated! $$4,100 _______ Call 40t 111 *S1S SANFORD • 1 bdrm," 3 balh" Cen H/A. Repan led. W/W Carpel SJf.WO Owner llwanclng I 111 34)3 SANFORD - 1/1. Ig C. Block Good area (31.ua Assumable 1S.000down'oiler 131*114 SUNLAND ESTATES fkewly r*nov4l*d 3 bdrm Naw Can H/A. lolt ol room. Low down to qualified buyer I Priced in the tie'll SOURCE R EALTY team * HAS Park Or . Sanford 441W Laka Mary B l. Lk Mary Cell ToHFtet I «00 32 J 3720 FOREST a n Priced below market raiuel Modern I bdrm . 3 bath country homa, lamlly rm . covered patio. I4X3S’ opan patio. > lakes, baaulllul Cedar trees cn appro* J** acre* Can H/A. partially fenced Owner will halp arrange II nancmgl it ) 000 Call leaf) t*4 90ie R EA LTY| 3IHWY It S3 DCBARY I4et0 ii.eo U «U lc.40 tl«*0 All Ml lb d rm .lb a 'h 113.100 ib d rm .ib a m sio.eoo 1bdrm. 1bath $e.*00 I bdrm. 1 balh 113*00 1bd'm . 1bath 111,100 up In Mobil* Homa Park Gregary Mobile Hants 323 5200 SKYLINE 24i60 Hug* I bd>m , 7 bam living room, family room, dining rou.r>. carpv.1, tloraga shed Located In part Fully land scaped and hasutllullll Mult *•111 Financing Availably Reduced 11 $14 030 111 CAM JusI remodeled J bdrm . 1 balh. new c h/e. carpal, pain!, root Screen porch, nice tread lot Good are* ... OnlytSf .fCO $4) 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / S a le CASSELBERRY I acre rorwd PR I Reduced to M ) 000 W Malictawtki Realtor .113 tr*3 w m t* unlimited, inc. ZONED PROFESSIONAL1 Super location tor doctors olllca, iniurance. or ralail Busy location on SR la* W . Mollratod Sailer' 1*4 000 LINDA A RED MORGAN 323-5188 260-2000 Lik* new Alfachmentt tncl. $1X3orb offer IU U i* LARRY’S MART. 211 Sanlord Are New Used turn A appl Buy/S«ll/Tr*d* 133 4112 LIVING ROOM SETS Three piece blue ttorel II H Altai piece term ton* I too ____ Cell 1/4 0*41_________ • L I VINO ROOM L I T * Only k months Old. grey 1*1 Call 1 » tit) ask lor Nancy •MICROWAVE STAND* Butcharblock. solid wood, paid tlM Asking tao Call 111 4IX) Nlca couch and chair, high backs, beige wilh floral da sign, hop Call O T 1101_______ QUEEN SIZE WATERBED With lighted headboard 11W obo Call OT 0400 deyt*04 ff4 000eevenmgt • VACUUM I l E AMI it • Kirby Clastic model with all at lac hi .vents Coed Condition (too *31 MP WASHERS AND DRYERS Estractoanl $a0 11301 Call Buddy DO *11) Washer*. Dryer*, R elrlg,, Re-tget. rebuilt end gwer. 33*1 laniard Are 111 «;ti INDUSTRIAL LAND $4).009 per acre Water, sewer, pa re d frontage Airport B ird Area Will divMSe. good Invaslmanll Cell Becky Caursan. CCIMI Rr/Mai H* N Beelly 43*41)4 ZENITH COLOR C0NS01E 11 remote control. 1 years o'd' E iceltontcondition! tax Ceil 111 Hie or 111 *04)______ 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a lc 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s $ acres with (tuple. can be Subdivided Into U total Great County location I II)* *90 WALLACE CHFSSREALTV 111*177 e lA O T SBIKFe N inches 1 speed Good con ditton tl) m iiM 189— O H ic e S u p p lie s OC l TON Af J plot A<»*1 or DE BAR Y I J bdrm 3 balh split plan plenty el room, and larga kX Built In |*B0 Great naighborhool' Only 10 min to Sanford' IS) 000 Call Bryan Saigler act aaa 4)** NORTH OF OEBARVI 1 bdrm I b4th In great rondiliani Hardwood lloars Can H/A Minutes from Sanford1 $44 SOO Call Brysa Vector 4*f 444 4)** OELTONAI J bdrm 3 bam in Etlai* arc* 3 fireplace* lectorii large Florida Room 130 X 3*9 loti )*S VX Call Bryan $atgi*r 4*f 44* * m JAMES LEE MEAL TUM 1 321 7823 SELDOM SEEN! I f iM r m fjpk K brut Umi fy Ivrrosxidvd by t f i f i C1481• *0 ToRtf' 10 COUNTRY! Thor* % * pool 7 if utility bw44d>(>9i IJ A U pnitttr ttjFf** pntf m*ch m«r*f LutAinf tat • U r v l ' Horn# » »o***d or 4 t MfOt F p w forovn All tor liitfo o 1 h u R R y T O C A ii* CALL BART BEAL ESTATE BE ALTOS 111 tat* ~ LOCH ARBOR Ml. $**.**• LkRR T H I OMAN BROKER 1 » 41)4 alt krs Likefiulitvl IJi ooo DOYLE ROAD* ) K re t Toned lor mct>fif hom«1 *(11 firv*vt' fttft W0 O S T IIN f i Acrt zoned lor rmbJ* hom* f •ftMrxirq « *4<l •bl• ! VJOOO Cjtl 5/ yen W*f W# U1 44* 4 m 155— C o n d o m i n i u m s C o -O p / S a le (Q evaily 4] m *44) BRIDGES AND SON H w yU ___________ 111 1MI 2 1 7 - G a r a g e S a le s MOVING SALE! m *o * 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s FOR1ALE • KITCHEN SINK a Sum toss tie* l i n it ft • MEN'S DYNO COM PE a BIKE Wllh while odyssey brakes Only k months old Releil SIM win Mil lor 1100 111 teu M IN I *1 O X Y G E N CON CENTRATOR. LIKE NEW. UN CALL li l t s ) ) _________ m-*0B7_________ Acoediied iMwku N M $ C. 88 Subuiu G l Stition Wi(on *00 miles A C, stereo cassette radio power locks lug rack Take over payments HO I3*f 1985 AMIGO 2 3 3 -A u to P a rts / A c c e s so rie s FORW ARD A R EVER SE LEVER C O N TR O LLLO FEA TU R IN O DUAL WHEELS. A PLUSH CON TO U R E O S E A TW ITH ARMS BATTER Y WITH CHARGER AND E M E R O I N C V B R A K E III E X C E L L E N T CONDITION THIS CHAIR WAS U IE D O N L Y 1SEASON Graduate in 6 months Day or Evening Classes I Start total*) M tmr part l w 1 I Itaa m | pterrawq aa4 ihatrj | I ucittariaf ikiRs INa* Radi and 'evJent na-n Raft Hd*trs Fempane Brack IL I Classes Bogin Ja n . 30 C A LL N O W 6 95 -4 0 0 0 •FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE • 103 PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE FLO RIDA TEC H N IC A L C O LLEG E 1 800 4 3 ? 3004 Lnko Kathryn P laza t247 S. Hwy. 17-92 L o n g w o o d , Fla. 32750 TM MART SCHOOt I <w *1 ACT Car| Itneeaw toftf Roses are red. Violets are blue Send a Sweetheart Ad f To sav *’l Love You! 4 TI RES! 3)1 s 70 • I ) Mounted onChesyrlms liM ea ch C a n )) ) HOI ini* ss!ijje f rn iti y* jib n n V a l r n t l n i - 'H D s iy l l u l l i l t w i ll I n - w l i c n fiht* (n r h r ) m i l l s ( h r (iC R fn tia l :i m e m o r y , c v m ip o s r ynur m e s s a g e , a n d m a ll It to d i e C la s s if ie d A d v e r t l i l n H t > - p i i r t n i e n i • WHOLESALE PRICES • FIVE VARIETIES IndtrMualt A Dealers - W El COME K U S S E L L 'S Tree Farm A NtW DIIO N MOWERS Nutsanr two i . s i s *■• SAM PLE M E a s y O rd e r Blank For Valentine Love Lines ADS Todd & Shelly V4l#4Stirk# % O tf Iq tP># U f f 'M »fi IP*# mo# Id 1 LOr# You Todd jfcifcO?, fs 'W ftft«n fit 1 i m I p H IO M T M OM & DAD Hjppy Vj'rntirkc'i D «f *§ th# world 1QfcaiHt L O O K B e fo re lo .p O iv d Cakfei 4 Sw%p \ You Lease! KEESM0ND PUPPIES!! PuFftwftj, rso Pt'Htti on' %»% i i i H 4 bit U«tf IhHA'Itl fil itott & '«bi>rrfvf*l |7| FREE RENT 407 740 8500 • SEC RECEPTIONIST* • EXECUTIVE SECRETARY T h i n k o f h o w h a p p y y o u r "/ ijH -riiil s o m e n n o " HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS SANTORO )■! lemily room i porch lanced yard ID *00 BEVER LYB MASON T B IN R IT MASON f* SECRETARY New Truck Bos MO 141 Spot* Wheel Covers S10 Call H I 1)0 1 _____ ONE MONTH COMMERCIAL ORLANDO C Catamal D> C 'l l Wes' E ip C ) t.*e too a >U small •*/<<• btog i r j ice E CatawMl O tl acres Mwy 41* a>*a MT 1 ten kng ID 000 per acre W W AS M I N T O N ' ORLANDO Bodi F l M thap e.to sales ta'yag* yard C 1 ron.ng U K « Florida Technical College has opened NEW classroom facilities in the LAKE K A TH R YN PLAZA AZALIAS STOCK RIOUCTION • UTAH !*4 TRIMME R * Mrs H had to find homes tor II beaut.lid pupp-et and d-dn I thaw What to do Then She remembered the laniard Hereto Ctotftied Dec' She caned and pieced ter ad wtm us By me time Mrs H t ad had ••cured approved homes tor her puppet we-r tw.ru)' The Santord Hereto Class ' ad Dept hat a pretosswmal'y framed itoft af advertrseng consultants prepared to help v»u aim ypw advertising needs It yau need la advers.M men you "*ed *o rememcser *vw success story at Mrs M wto do whet she dto Call the Sawterd Hareto't Clay wived Department 17! 1*H S A N F O R D -L A K E M A R Y R E S ID E N T S .. . . V a l e n t i n e ’s D a v . F e l l For weeds end grass Slightly used t to Ce ' 3 2 l » D g i m i «i» * D sIC fS juSAVVito, • lllLlltOIIIC SFFIA0 SHUTS •I0IUSIZ3* •3*0*0 PI BIIC1* •08ASIIII t • T l i e c o s t is l o w Y o i lf m e s s ;i(* e w ill a p p e a r in th e s j N i i n l V a l e n l l n c lx iv e L l n r s f e a lu r c In th e C la s s if ie d se ct in n nf O ils n e w s jin jN -r o n 193— L a w n 4 G a r d e n THEY T0UND HOME V •COUrUTlR El TB0EB0ING * M0BD FFOCISSlNC •MICBO COMFUIfB SniiUkMIE MSt APfllUIIOM a MISCELLANEOUS ITIMSia • MOVIE CAMERA* Super Imm. Bell A Stowe11 with protector and splicer Lise new condition! 17$, 111 Also 1 used Murrays and Ml •0in Bo>ent Can 121 t i l l a $WAO HA NO I NO LIGHT • Green glass globe II) Call H I t H ) • I FLOOR SCRUBBER! West mghouse. Electric Up riqhl.lM Call m e w s v COMPUTER APPLICATIO N S SP EC IA LIST TRAIN 10 tl T PROFCSSIONKL 365 B651 * ALL STEEL BUILDINGS *< dealer invoke 3 000 to M 000 tqtf Call eot rti l.Di toi'rci F IB E R O L A S S SHO W ER 1* X4T*. toft ham) feu.n n seal U i HOLLOW CORE DOOR New la M Can 110 D r* J f__ • SCAFf Oi be 1 lacks. 1 braces end 4 ? st « H Lisa new! 1*) >1) )M4 in * TRY! A.C.T. THAVEL SCHOOL H I llll U PLYMOUTH Reliant, 4 dr 4cyl auto. Air Wire WhaeD A Moral Only SJVOdn Wtiolrsjlrr 111 b ill ar )H *4tl MOTORIZED CHAIR • 0 1 *___ _______________ t $ cylinder, slick shill. * ply radial tires, new battery, looks and runs good' Best ettor 11) SWt U CAMARO Barllnetla. I tpd Air. Power Windows/Doors. 43 000mil Only SVOOdn ★ 191 — B u ild in g M a t e r ia ls JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHARGE 313 *177 NEED A NEW CAREER? sun sxftitr fi«8i t*m*ti* i twne Irelai coF«pwi#ft Homa i M r 894 t»itd*nl Ifam l"f rtAOACUl «4d fl»d|tl4 iOb pImeam•i*• ai»ktt*nc« Null Hdftk Fompar.o »Ch . f l 82 CHEVY VAN ill 243— J u n k C a r s Train to be i • TRAVEL AGENT • TOUR GUIDE . • AIRLINE • R E S E R V A T IO N S M I 'I 'J L E l& l'I 'H 199— P e t s & S u p p lie s tflOOEN SPRINGS ALTAMONTE 3 1 with tcH Ic r y la t vrtras Neat'Assumabla mtg U i *00 * > i> ssm 1977 MERCEDES 3 0 0 D Call 111OTW ★ 3 3 1 -2 8 4 0 All optont Including Sun root 1 owners tinea naw $))00 or jilrr Very clean! 1)0 113* H U llnijln lA j.t V | rjjOilv with white leather Inlenor Etcellent condition t) WO or beslcllrr One owner 112 a*3* GLASS 8 METAL SHELVING ★ I I S L tim ofin B>vd. C ii i a i ^ f Y AS LOW AS U M DOWN! BUY HER El I PAY HE RE II TRUCK WORLD (CARS A TRUCKS) ISTST A ELM, SANFORD SUNBELT AUTO BROKERS BURGLER BARS ★ MERCE0ES 300D 1*71. All opltont including tun root. Very dean! 1 owners si nee new I t l 100 CallMOHlO LONOWOOO FL. Black wrought iron, heavy gage tel ol I. 1M0 or best otto* Call 111 1U1 ★ Iftl. ) speed loadedl Low milage! Like newt Take over payments! Call >7» 1*1* Tl Jeep Pickup w/VI Needs bell housing I TOO otter n 1) It travel traitor $7W oller roe Mapto Ave. Sanford, after S PUBLIC AUYO AUCTION EVERY WEO N IO H Tl'M P M DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy.Tl. Daytona Beach **4 H I M il t il Aluminum Cans Newspaper Nan Frrrevs AAalalt Glass KOKOMO 111110* //ANTED ChxkJ u u <] lurnltury CASH PAID ★ Financial Aid For Those Who Qualify PACKAGE DEAL 219— W a n t e d to B u y ★ HI TEC H C A R EER S AIRLINE TRAVEL SCHOOL i*U. 4 door, feel blue, greet condition! Below releil! w W0 ________ Coll H I U70________ AppH*n.c*t ★ EUCTRONICS - COMPUTERS OFFICE AUTOMATION lob Plicrment OLDS CALAIS M U Country Club N d . San lord Sun thru FrI 1/1* ID . TooU. Air competitor, Babr ★ f,I MUSTANG NO CREDIT ft? WESTWINOTRIHULL ★ WILLE is*I, Etc cond Must tall this week! SWOP orb a. 4*1 *4*4 C H E V E T T E 1*11 * door automatic, air Lite New It NAO* price. 1M*1 Our Price. !!**!! H I Dtp GRANDWAG0NEER 1*7). 14', 40 IIP Johnson, oil accessories, wllh trailer, I1.0M Call 111 44)1 ★ 1979 FORD TRUCK AM FM AC. topper , |t*p b'umpfff,, 'door tltp. IfontmUtton. crutto control irnted MMmdOMil E »c woffc ffixM Wunt itoftU ID 31M 1911 F lM ■4A4. XLT Jt OOOmi Mon thru f t I . lAM tolP M C iiU H OtJ 1**7. Good condition! 1)000 negotiable H ) U K eves C0BIA OOESSY ★ se ★ ROYALS INTERNATIONAL l*M. ) speed 10.000 mile* SUH0 down A assume pay mentt Call anytime H I 44)1 IH4 11*. Low hour*! I/O 170 IIP M e rc ru tle r. AM FM Cassette Porto Polll. with aluminum Iroitor M >00 Call H I MIS C R lTCHFIELO 114’. SIM MONARCH ll ’ w mlnnkofa loci control, tlto Call H ) 1101 ★ CADILLAC SEDAN OC V I L l i D E L E G A N C t I*U Otsn, load»d U7O0 iT) TIU CAOIIL m . ★ CALL 365-8651 Fifth Btfteei II ff Air jordi flOnirtf OAhihQ. k I K ftwovQh tk4tfs a Good cieon condition* |ii a x m m i CHEVY SPECTRUM 2 )5 — C o a ts a n d A c c e s so rie s lltm i F urnifuf )I * )U 4 er 14) l i l t •MASON n r . A i T r •**4i«* *I *fi lull tl »«■*** I *%«» *F4' I Mr Vfl | deduct ton'Enlargement less than 1 months old U J) or bos' ol'er____________Call Ml tow IDEAL REAL ESTATE 19041 775TSJ2 IDEAL REAL ESTATE (904} 775-8882 BELOW BOOK PRICE SALE 1*0) Chevy Celebrity SW 1»M Jeep CJf Reneged* Call 2 13— A u c t i o n s CALL SHARP COPIER C O L D U iC U . D A N K C R O c o u n u c u . D A H U C R U 201 — H o r s e s C H IC K S D A Y O L D A N D STARTED l*c 11 19 QUAIL CHICKS, lie CALL 111 *93* ★ 1979 CHEVY PICK UP / Equipment 105 668 4431/305 S68 5722 FRANKLIN RV l t *y I m m a c u l a t o l Pai s modal. Air Washar Oryer Stereo A Much morel Mutt tall immediately! Sacrifice for cash or lake trailer in trade Wi l l del i ver . Call Laaiburg FI *04 la) DO I 1*71. Excellent condition! Auto . AC. PS P B . V I . AM FM Cassatt* CB Radio Till wheel sunroof leaptem s chairs. Asking si.WO Cali H ) tall alter IPM weekdays Full site Iruck topper, tits k it bed ) months o‘d white, mull tacrilice___________ HI 0*3* ★ V*. good work Iruck, asking M00t__________ Call) ?) is** 7 GRASSY ACRES 203— L i v e s t o c k a n d ________ P o u l t r y ________ 183— T e le v i s i o n / R a d io / S t e r e o Good Used T V 't ID endue MILLERS leDOriandoOr 1110111 1*01 HOMO) . . I A 1011* S Sanlord A v* . Sla'tt avail able! Call 111 1*01 m m * KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER SEIZED VE HI C L ES Irem SI00 Fords Mercedes. Corvettes Chevyt S ur plus B u y e r s G u id e s x c to sin ___________ m i n i The factory outlet store for Simmons. Seely A SprIngair All naw factory IrvJs and dose oufs Complete wllh warranty Twin Sat IfSOueenSal III* Full Sal tee King Set I I U CatMfkerry lea seal a ) ORMICA TOP TABLf a Heavy duty. ) IT tong by 1 It wide $11 Goodtenditton _________Call H I Till_________ Frlgideirt treeier eic Condi llonl $109 Weed dratter w/mirror $U Twin bad. solid wood headboard Bsr Spring* AMattrast $40 UOOtn • K E R O S IN IH C A T IR * 10.000 BTU. electric Igniter, tadlanl heal. *nJ ft movable fuel tank E acel lent condition! O N EO F A K IN O JE W E L t A TTEN TIO N ! G O V T ARC GERMAN SHEPHERDS Solid Black 1AAales A Females Escellant Bceedmgi CAN SAVE AS MUCH AS Ift.M* On a homa mortgage without refinancing For Ire* details writ* The Mortgeg* Minder System. P Hancock. PO Bo* 304. Lake Mery. FI M>44 LAKE MARY 2 3 1 -C a rs 200 — R e g i s t e r e d P e t s WE BUY ESTATES! IDYLLWILDE! T E L F A IR PREOWNED HOMES BEOS BEOS BEOS t II ACRES ILLNESS FORCES SALE! MUST SACRIFICE! e 'sesIrM* W ; 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s FORD CUSTOM VAN THE AVERAGE HOME OWNER GOVERNMENT HOMES From II (U Repair) dalln qucnl la> propeehei & ropo’t For currant lists call I M* 111 4*44. Eat, 13*4 _______ Op in eeenMgt________ COVERHMEHT HOMES Horn 1) IU repair) Delinquent tar property Repottattlont Call I *CI**f 4000 e>t GH H/3 For current repo 11*1 FURNISHED 00UBLEWIDE 1 bdrm , 1 balh glassed Ha room, washer'dryer, central h/a AtltHMOOneg H I TOM ★ 1**4 3* FT OF FUNI LOW M iir* f » r rx c rtiE N T MECHANICAL CONDITION EXTERIOR ANO INTERIOR ALSO IN SUPER SHAPE FULLV CONTAINED F E A TU R IN G BATH W ITH S H O W E R , A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G IN CAB AND ROOF. H E A T E R . 1* GALLON PROPANE TANK. TILT ORIVER S W HEEL. 1 CB S. AM FM STEREO W ITH C A S S E T T E . ANO I OT S M OREIII ASKING III veu cars 'tr tekt We Set1 gueran •eed used parts AA A UT O S ALVAGE el DeBary te**0«! IHO, Air I Economical! Runs good! Custom wood bed! Perfect lor wurk! A.king *1 000 or will consider highest oiler I Call evenings )la 11*4 Auction every Thursday 1PM r 1 bdrm J bath, t car garage A itu m b lf, no qualifying. SI *00 down, SS41 mo St* H it ' G O V T REPO RESALES! SINCE IftS BOB M BALL. JR P A .C S M LAKE MARY R EALTY ___________ m a m _______ ___ CARRIAGE COVE AVAILABLE FOR IM M EDIATE OCCUPANCY TO O U A LIFIE O BUYS R W( I'A y Tor' it ■ FORD COURIER PICK UP ★ READY TO TRAVEL!! J U N K 4 W R E C K E 0 CARS' T RUC KS Running or not A t •Isa sail good used motors A transmissions lit tala ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES ★ TOYOTA DOLPiliN 2 3B — V e h i c le s W a n te d 0<*' <0Trucks Van*4 4X4 * Bur here Pay here! H I *00) l l i t l , 1 bdrm. I<* balh. tumlshad. 1) 000 Cash 173 0100 ★ *ti by 1*1 Esc condittonl sns Spare tire1Call H I M34 235— T r u c k s / B u ses / V a n s 181— A p p li a n c e s / F u r n it u r e Hon qualifying I Builder's split 1 bdrm . 1 bath, great room. 1 cor garage, screened porch, privacy fenced Lo w i’O* Cell J31 4Wt 321-2720 F m rs/ WANTED!! S‘,MORTGAGE! I OSTEEN ( 'far1' * 4 f f 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l V < h ic lt » / C a m p t r s UTILITY TRAILER OATSUN 240Z 1*71 New brakes Clutch A Tims 11.1*3 Can 31) IW) T a u t UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN EsT lea. leg. till*, etc. 1*1) Alliance, Auto, Air, AM FM Cassell* Only II 000 m l, *I a* 41 per mo Call Patrick M l IKS 10 M i n n deedrd acts) to St John) Ri.ar Seller financing! BOB M. B A L L JR P A ,C 1 M L A K F 'tk P V R EALTY 1134111________ I to to acres secluded agrlcul tural Broker U> Je.t Call Anj Time: 322-2420 Am m A tt- m January 31. 1989 — 70 237— T r a c t o r s a n d T r a ile r s 2 34— I m p o r t C a r s and T ru c ks WAtr A M u r e ! l f e W r tmxwfr on y^i/R f r w N To OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Wooded lots River access SSrOO aach No menay down. U I el monthly. LTnry' 1*04! H$4|l* or 1*04) 4111430 DANIEL & WOHLWENDER Call Becky Caursan.CCIMI R nM at n* N Raatly i»4 1 M * * * * * * * * * * K I T IS” r A R I . V L F . d ) b> U r r ) W r i g h t T53— AcreageLots/ Sale Sanford. Florida — Tuesday • Seasonal And Corporal* Apartments Available • Leasing Programs To Suit Your Needs • Watarfronl llfattylat S E N D TH E COUPON BELO W r* J L I N E H E A D I N G Id L E T T E W S A. S P A C E S M E S S A G E S 2d L E T T E R S fl. S P A C E S P E R L I N E fii.h vk ) P«IN! VOVA c u n HI VI I UR J miiNimi ion unit * f 1 f ! 1 ! 1111| f 11 l'| 11f----------- . r f l f n , .. $ Re F W B* Naw Ap*'1'T1#,*, , |in Tt»a»0 ------- ---------- O N L Y 15 00 loe 6 U n c i 55t for e .it h a d d itio n .* ! line L -F , f * » ■* • *' * '■ 4 -4t— T — ~T"*f f -9 - f - Y"—*- •-f-e — » * * • • ■ V.4 l 141Mhfi'l it at 'IN# Ialt*# I >#f* f tm *#u<f xriwiMiT* •fII OpfMFxI’F Or* I tie '4 Y4W , 'f'('l D u V U 1 f» 4 «* *'to* i **#<k l% \ M.KN'I INK S iin liiit il I I i r .iM * O HUB Itir H4 N >««w« h A h VI P.CGATTA S M O R C ft Qw\lAoM rvfCM i I IH * |*4eA«te flatJ H ., If f ! U rmn u rn 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 ntn I*»» I �r r*rr» as - Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florid* - Tueaday. January 31. 19B9 ‘Pill for every need’ is dangerous idea DEAR OR. C O W i t ** »=-«* your column for three years now and have noticed a disturbing trend In your readers' Inquiries obout their children. Parents who would flip out If their children drank or smoked dope see no contradiction In feeding their active 2-year-olds Ritalin and their pre-adolescent girls hormones. Small children are given drugs to make them taller, and tall kids take medicine to slow their growth. Don't these parents (und the pediatricians) realize that there are many variants within the definition of normal? DEAR READER: You raise a good point. The m iracles o f modem medicine have given us all hope and enthusiasm. We tend to believe that there Is a pill or a potion to answer our every need. Comments such as yours serve as reminders that medi­ cine has Its limits; not every health problem — perceived or real — can be altered or cured. I think thnt most pediatricians understand and accept this concept. Nonetheless, parents often feel pressured to "d o some­ thing." I agree that people would be happier accepting the normal variations In health. W e need to be more reullstlc In our expecta­ tions. We must understand that all medicines — even relatively safe ones — have complications and side effects. What seem to be simple "cures” can turn Into horrendous consequences. M E D IC IN E I PCTtiR youth and Is not appropriate for everyone. It can help many p e o p le If used c a ut i ous l y . Overuse leads to rash, peeling and discomfort. 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Is It as 66 Fiald adga good as claimed? DEAR READER: Retln-A. a derivative of vttnmln A. Is ef­ fective In reducing wrinkles, age spots and skin damage caused by exposure to sunlight. It Is applied as a cream or a gel under a doctor's supervision. Although Rctln-A Is not a fountain of 47 Tima maaturat 54 Napoleon t It land 49 ________ pudding 50 Charged 55 Circut animal particlet 56 Sat up Iqotl 51 Film director bail Bunuel 59 Fait aircraft 52 Actratt labbrl Hayworth DOW N 1 Nothing 2 Adject*# andmg Film drractor Jacquet ----Belong Buddhitm typa icptei t-i *a * toe WIN AT BRIDGE By James Jacoby Awash with aces and kings. South opened wllh two clubs, forcing and artificial. The twodiam ond response was tem ­ porizing. not necessarily weak. When South next bid three clubs os a natural long suit. North had a bit of a problem. After all. three no-trump might be the safest game contract. But North rightly decided that such good support (K-Q-8) for the equivalent of a strong two-bid tn a suit should not be suppressed. When North then raised to four clubs. South relied on a bidding gim mick that has become standard — the grand slam force. When a suit has been sup­ ported by partner, a sudden Jump to five no-trump Is the grand slam force. This bid asks partner lo bid a grand slam In the agreed-upon suit If he has two o f (be lop llirre bonois. So. with some reluctance. North followed Instructions and bid the grand slam. Declarer look the correct play. He won the opening lead and played the K-Q of clubs. Then, leaving East wllh one remaining trump, he played oul the A-K-Q of spades. Since East held the long spades as well as the lost outstanding trump, declarer was able to ruff the three of spades In dummy for 13 tricks. This was certainly the winning play, but In practice, had declarer simply run off six quick club tricks, ll might have been difficult for East to hold on to all of his spades. J a m e s J a c o b y ' s books ” J a c o b y on b r i d g e " a nd "Jacoby on Carxl Games " (writ­ ten wllh bis father, the late Oswald Jacoby) are now avail­ able at bookstores, both are imbllshctl by Pharos book*. (C ) 198 9 . N E W S P A P E R TERPRISE ASSN. NORTH ♦ 10 7 5 I II It ♦ 10 1 1 ♦ 1541 ♦ K Q• EAST W ES T ♦ J0I1 ♦ KJ•5 ♦ 44 ♦ U9 7 4 4 ♦y* ♦ J 10 a 7 1 ♦ J 10 0 ♦ 4 SOlTlt ♦ a ▼A K yi OAK ♦ A75411 Vulnerable East-West Dealer South W rit Noctk K a il Put Pan P tu Pau 10 4♦ 7♦ Cai* Pau Pau Saelk !♦ ]♦ 5 NT Pau Opening lead ♦ J EN­ HOROSCOPE promising new concept which will have Ihc potential of bearing fruit more quickly. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You are likely to becom e There Is a possibility you may absorbed In many new Interests profit tn some manner today In the year ahead. Each will have through a ronsVlernle associate, a place in your life, hut one In who has your best Interest at particular may outshine all the heart. This person has helped olhers. previously. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 10) Do not abandon your old pro­ This Is a good day lo move upon jects, but loday try to focus your an Im p o rta n t d e v e lo p m e n t efforts on your newest interests, y o u ' v e h e r n s t u d y i n g because this ts where you are thoroughly. Decisions that are l i k e l y t o he t he l u c k i e s t . well thought oul should produce Aquarius, treat yourself to a advantages. birthday gift. Send for your CANCER (June 2IO u ly 22> Astro-Graph predictions for the Something you're working on year ahead by malting $1 to «rlth someone has good chances AstroGraph. d o this newapap^ • for Bucccaa ut this time, provided P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. O il each makes some necessary 44101-3428. Be sure to slate adjustments. Don't let changes your zodiac sign. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| inUmldale you LEO (July 23 Aug 221 CondiDon't let situations that entail Xlona In general should he much competition Intimidate you to­ more harmonious for you loday day. Your opposition might look In your dealings with olhers. II strong on paper, hut the odds are you've been experiencing any tilting in your direction. disagreements, patch them up ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) An __ old, Infeasible Idea m ay be now. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) Be discarded loday for a bright and By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY February i. 1089 by Jim Davis FRANK A N D ERNEST C fZ U W N G A AN w it h A £Loopy JTW A 5 T IK A IN IT? T/kL o NX, KjJ IF You pors/'T THINK ,V jr 'S T°° CuJBSX • by Leonard Starr A N NIE ...zRfN'T Y0J GC NO TO RACf *•£ F03 PK)n £, A N N i? ------ . A HCr A N Y * 0 «, * 0 A 7 7 i‘Tt*S CAlL ISN’T >?0UT SANPY, in tK C O A iN J * . TXOTTlXj^ A vtTffdNAAiAN, AfC f l . j j T I'A CALL ABOUT - I -IT/* ** oat, SAsor.^ TmS CAU sj T ^ 1* *Gt o- a6f ?- ! S ' rtN T ffC i/ S C 6 / BLOOM C O U N T Y as productive as possible loday und make a concerted elfort lo wrap up n project that you've left dangling. You'll feel belter once it's off of your mind. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ll looks like you might be gelling some good news loday. It could come from or through a person with whom you're palsy-walsy. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your financial prospects should start to brighten a bit at this time. However, do not use this as a signal to loosen your purse strings Try to live within your old budget for a hit longer. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Things In general should go rather smoothly for you loday trecause ll won'l take much lo arouse your enthusiasm and optimism When you think like a winner, you'll be one. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Flow wllh events today. Instead of swimming against the tide. rs|>crtally in mailers lhal are of a commercial or financial nature. You should come out OK In either area. (Cl 1989. NEW SPAPER KN TERPRISE ASSN. by Berke Breathed �I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1989 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 31, 1989 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 1989. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 31, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e97632d44a1a099897e94c0242dc9f71.pdf 5014bb6aa7512bbb9b66e449a9f60981 PDF Text Text ar B te ttf** J - ■ S a n fo rd H e ra ld Hi si Yeai, No 222 - S anloid , Florida Sanford finally says yes BRIEFS Six seamen die in ship fire \\ A S H I M i I o \ A In* h i 11n rM|*in« ' iim iiii *»f III* I S S \\ lu ll M .m is kill* *! .ll k ,is| s|\ i i» v\ nil'll . 111(1 IlilH iril ll v r n lln IS (liiniii* o|M'i.lim n s in ltd S« till li C h lll.iS « .i Ill* r* I it .»it« »i i S.111I I*h |.i \ I ll* lift' lilnk* nill .it . i I m iii I .1 in | |l| in |||f IIM III ( h^lll* s|»n «• nl lh« N.i\\ 1iiiiilt.il still* s \« ssi |. .h i (in tin ^ *(» f n u ll M il S iin illn .1 tV iit.iim n s |miK* sin.in III* « .ins« u .is n*il k im u n i i i i i i i *ili.ii* l\ .in«l 1li** s 1111•u .is I# mi* i n u «*1 in .in lllllllsi Ills* || ||N .It illll li* s. 11•I Six iti«|| u « i« 11m ill 1111*0! ilr.nl .m il tin 11\ 1 u lm u « ii* |i i |i i i m | u * i * lln u ii in n lln 1 ships in tlit \ i« im t\ S iin illn s.ni| I'tinr *if Hi* nit'll u * 1« lllllt si ||nilsl\ (lin il^ ll In I m tl.ilist* f|**| tin ll In t l.n k A ll U.is* m ill* I'h ilip p im s tmi S n tn lin s.inl Ilf (lid lint k in*u Vh« » x triit <4 III* ll ltl|iill**s N .niii s nl » .isibdlics u* i» U -n m u iih ln Id until ir l.it t v r s i nu ld It im tilit *1 Commissioners narrowly approve Lake Mary beautification project •y LAURA L. 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Local ag ricu ltu rist honored By BRAD CHURCH Mffcalct staff s \\| * *PH I f i ll I u* k* f II S t h i i u m Ii ( •'•11if\ I M«f|slnil l>ll**lnt tl«till I '♦ »♦»•*'• u .is 11.nil* d « m in ty AfMli iiliuriHl nt th* N*.u Mntid.ix diifttii* <*•n m n tiifs «• I* h i.itinn th* I s I \t«iiM uti s*t\i*» s 7 .r»th «iiitit%cts.ii\ H**\l* < Olillt I I l*ill«t.» < nflim iHHlntiff *»l \i:ri* ulitif* pu v* nt* d th* .m .m l I in k* t tt h«* u . is Mifp!lH*i| h\ tin .Itt.ltd u .is im ill* pf**i'i.nn .it tlt« 1 n iin tv .»nt h iilfui .d *•in* 1 .m d .1 t.ilk ilhiHii.il* d ttiih slid* s n iilh llllin III* IllHtnfV nt ill* I. XI* !IM(»II S* 1VII » III* l.ltt iff.Stltli* ill* M'fVlM tt.is MitlMil 7 » \« .lls .inn \ t stl lil.IV <11111 III* h* |\ |» 1 I m i *.h i III I Inf Id.1 III* ll* XI \ •.11 I #•I r* I llik* I .1 III* II i I m I nt .1 p ln llfl I I Inlld.l l.iiin iiin I.11111K i* 1« n th m n x i d m t hr 1st in . ih in i» \ it.ilt/i Hi* old t.m illv Im iu fs if.id I u* k* 1 s L ith* t f r i l l S i . u .is pi f sc lit Im tin .itt.in ! .m il n u tfil Im u m in h the .in .1 ti.is •li.mn* d s»n*» lie* l.n lin'd in S f in lim lf (*oiini\ I f.irin* •1 not mm* 1)1.m h\«* u illfs irm n ll* l* fill III.UIN V* .IIS .m d | \* nisi h*« 11 Inst Ini .m lim it U M iin lo I m d this pl.n *•. it s nh»VMi u p sn m m h .itm m d h* i f In to ld llii 1m u d I in k« 1 It u .is .ip|M»tnl«‘il 1u iin lv fx if iis im i d it f i l m m l!l.rifi .iltf • n 1f ix in n <» m.isi* i s di n n «- lim n ih* I.'i i Im i s Mn nl M m id .i t 'n d n his |« .n|f|s|iip S« iniiinl* i nn 1H\ p i f f f d f d nt her I Im iil.i 1u initn s h\ s*\i n m •1n h 1 \ f.n s C o u n ty e x te n s io n service praised by c o m m is s io n e r ■ r BRAD CHURCH Herald stall writer SANF'OKI) — Seminole County'* cllulls In iitnlnhlltl a Imlmice iM-lwern s |m i i s anil .1 hiirgtoiiliig |»ipolntinii Is a ptnhlfin 11 sliarrs with many Florida niiintlrs. Inti ll larnn-rs amt rancher* l>rn|M-rlv mnfingf tin Innd lln*y control. i»|M-n s|NH<* anil wlUllih* will Im- pus si m d . according to Doyle Conner. Flor Ida ( 'nmmlssltinrr ol Agriculture. Conner was in Sanloril Monday as |»crt nl (h r n nm iy rstciisUai servin' o |k-ii I io u m * In erlelrale tin* ll.S. extension si-rvice s 7"iili aiuilveisary. Awards lo outstanding extension lead­ ers. a display <i old and new farming methods ami Implements. and a lull* elieon highlighted the program. Conner noted that "We are reeognUmg more and more the desirability of having farms In urban am is." I iBee C oant jr, Page 8A S t a t e c r i m e r a t e u p 8 .3 p e r c e n t I A I.I.A IIA S S F T i — Se rio u s . t h im - m I lotida lose h t pen fill m IHHH and will |irohahlv iis< bv a siuidar a m o im i Hus year Florida I n p a i i in ciil o! I.aw Fa lion em e n l < tint I Im M isue s.ild M onday I I IFF. pioje. l.vl ill.d CIH..‘tt.*l violent .r im e s or r o rre il Iasi vivo , up 1^ I |h ii t ill over l'IM 7 I be n were a pnijeeterl ?M»7 .M*»** non v loleul •lim e s , a 7 M pi n enl m i lease F lo rid a 's overall c rim e rate tin teased T 1 |H ii i'iil to re m a in the blgliest m tin- nation "A sr-rious e rlm e im i n il'll e v e iv 2*1 s e e n n d s . a v io le n t i n i n e i . r u te ri every l i m e m liiiile s a n d 211 s e e n n d s . a n d ev ery e ill/r li lost 8 7 2 *11 tre e a u s e ril Ib e ll." Mrmre sa id See Sanford, P f e BA__________________________ O lh tr co m m ltalo n a ctio n , SHA may scrap decision to use management firm ■ r LAURA L .S U L U VAN Herald staff writer SA N FO H I) — C o m m is s io n e rs ol (I k- S a n lo id H o u s in g AullM irlly s a id y n d e n la y llie y m a y s c r a p llie lr d e e lsio n to l u rn o v e r m a n a g e m e n t id Hie a g e n c y 's 4HO p id d le b o u s in g u n i ts to a p to le s s lo u a l leant. 1 Bee SHA, Page SA C o n s u m e r insurance revolt spreads to Florida From •*•** tn * orlro report* eonleleliee M onday III outline the p io g ia ili ol pio|Misi'd M in im s lot (lie W A S IH N ii'l< i\ F o iii tlays alter Hie C a h lorilla S o p ie n ie C n iltl u p III Id IIlost le a lllles ol l'lo|Misltlou 111.i lo •ol ao lo lu sm aiie e rales, live lil.i|ol l ousiiniel g lo llp s piesenlerl a p lo g ia m lo e s li'lill Hie elll/ell levoll lo ITorld.i and o ilu i stales "A eollsilllir I lelH'llloti Is iillllei w av ag.ilusl d ls e rlllilu alorv llisur.iiir. in d u stry |mill. les and w aste." said at tlvlst K idpli Nailei al a news lusmaiiee Industry. Nailer's anuoiioeemeui came al Ibe same time a IJmlda newnpajM'i reported that health lusiirauee l omp.mies are eaueellug the lusiiranee ol thousands nt FTnrldlaus. tuafiy who have |iald premiums lor years, without giving a reason and I here Is nollilng Ihe slaleeau do. Ileallli lusmaiiee |mllelesou more Ilian 2H.(MM) Flondlans were eau- relied dining Ihe llrsl quarter Hits year; In addllltiu. the iiiiu i Iim ot i ompanies writing health |Mineli's tor Indlvldiials Is dropping and lliose w ho still Issue llieill are iM'lflg very rest riel Ivc. Insuranee Commis­ sioner Trim (iutlaglifr s;ild In Hie SI. Petersburg Times. "You have in I m- Iteallliy. II you're n o t. llie y w o n 't la k e y o u .'' (iallagber said "It's a crisis sllualInn In this country Not pisi Flnrlda. It's nationwide. Ileallli insuranee linns eaiinol legally eatieel (list one lamllv's pulley, but can cancel all tlie I mill, les III a p.lllli lll.il IV'|M'. el ieellve nil llielr aunlvers.iry dale III those eases. Ibe fnlll|>nntfs don'l have In give a leason. |osl 2U days Util lee. "It's legal, but It's not tight." Clearwater Insulatin' agent James F'. Hums said- "Yon |mv piemliiius day lit. dav out lot vears. and vou Sec Revolt, Page BA IA □ Sports Executive charged in fatal accident goes free on bond Winter Park hosting state moot La ke Ho w ell will send a total i* sis athlete's lo tile 4 A stale m i.'I tills S a tu rd a y at S lio w alte r F'li'ld In W ln ie t Hark w itli lu g li hopes d ia l they ■ r ail all do w ell til the lllial meet ol Hie season T h e S ilv e r H a w k s have live Im ys and one girl be a d in g lor I I m- stale lm .de and all sis h ave a good flia n e c In*, ore lor llu lr team bake H o w e ll will send llltee Individu als along w llli (lie 4 4 0 lf la y lo Hie iMiys m eel w illi Slaey Jo h n s o n ip ia ld vtiig in Hie -l in y a n l in n lor Hie girls Sh Paga SA T h e e o m m ls s lo n v u leil y e s te rd a y n u t to se le c t a m a n a g e m e n t firm Im m th e live a p |illi-m it» te e e lv e d 8 c r Tu c k e r. P in t BA □ Florida Sm Pi h doc SA NFO KU I lie pt(<|Hi>. cl l..ik c M .o \ Ito n le v u rd g a te w a v t M-.t nl ill. .il Km p la n re c e iv e d a •• illa tiv e v e s I iiiiii i I m- S . iii Il i I l i t v i o m m ls s lo n Iasi ulglii A lter 1 iim m issin iii i I .on l l o w i l l 's m o ilo n to la tile 1 Im- Is s i i i - l.uli-d liv .i M i! v o le. Hie • tm im lsslo ii v o le d ;t i lo a p p ro v e th e tlilc ilu c a l a g n e m i iil lie tw e eii Hie r i iv . U k r M ary a n d S e m in o le C o im iy . T h e 1 o m m ls s lo n a p p ro v e d th e iig re e in e iu w ith Hie m id e r s ia n d ln g th a t a I n lin e i ix n m lss ln ii w nnlil n n l I m- Ikhiim I lo a n y m o n e ta ry r ix n in llm e n l. (T ty a llo rn e v Hill ( oII m i i s.nil th e i i n r e n l i o m m ls s lo n ni.iv b in d a l u li i lr I mmI v m o n e ta rily o n ly Ih ru iig h a iNind Issue. O n n m iis s io n i'ts H ow ell a n d A A M i-C lanahan e a s t th e n p |N is in g v o le s "W h y 'ire w e In s u c h a h u r r y ? " M e C la n a h a n a s k e d "W e h a v e n 't e v e n h a d a tm d g et s e s s io n y e t." H ow ell s a id h e o lijis le d lo th e a g re e m e n t iM -rause S a n lo id s *>^H*MMIH o b lig a tio n l o u ld In lla le In 87.TO.HiM) b y l o o t , w h e n th a t l o n lr l b u l lo n w o u ld lie du e. C o m m is s io n e r Hob T b o m a s a rg u e d Hull S a n lo ril e o n ld Mip|Mirt th e e o n e e p t. w h ile re s e rv in g Ib e rig id lo b a r k o u l ol m o n e ta ry o b lig a tio n s . "W e a p p ro v e d th e W IN S p ro je c t, tm i ll tell a |i a r t . " T lio tu a s s a id " W e still e o u lro l th e b u d g e t ." Horold •(■ft witter SAN FO HI) - Ph « 1 S e i M i H M t ....... Coinmisslonei Bill Gieono tiles to find solutions for increasing traffic problems as about 75 Lake Mary lesidents listen Standing behind Greene is resident Mitt Getfen Among the audience are commissioners Paul D**r A M ) ........ D eath*...-.......... Id lta rla l............. FfarlAa............... Sunny and mild today Sunny skies today with a high In Hie up|M'i HOs and south winds al III IT mpli Fall louigbl with a low ill tile mid lo iippct tills Pattly i l o i i d y to m o iio w with a high near im i A Cardinal In dllstrle s eneem ive at e u s n l Tiemel (sealed near window! and David Mealor (front tow closest to blackboard) Residents want Broadmoot Stieet and Mam Road closed to throu(^i traffic headed lor Highway 17 92 and othor points north Excess traffic angers Broadmoor residents By SANDRA SOUCHAHIHS Herald stall wider I.AKF MAKS I ’I. Ill* loi the | i i o | m>*< d development III .11 le p.lll I I oil |l|o.llllllool Sill el .Old Fits! Hn.ld llelf li.iN •nosed tesldellt* lo tH-eo||ie leslle** .ilmul Ihe H 1 le.1 l ol e\> es* 1 1 .itlli oil Hu n 1 0 .n l* Ol .1 I ..1*1 lilg lll. nlMHIl 7T le s ld e lll* ( l o w (le d Ih e • ItV e o lll 111l* * lo l I 1 h .llld n '1 * lo ill* i l l * * W ll.lt llle v | m | i i *IVi In I h , 1 pinhlf in nl ItiiiaiitiiiiMii Sin et nod Mnin Ko.nl ( 1110101**101 II I H ill I i l l I II! VVIII 1 llV 1 * 011 Ih e I III III I ■i| "V | * ■ lltn n d m iM ii S in 11 n o d C o u n try C h ili K om i It IT i Hindi n p le s e u ln tlo ll lo Ih i le s ld e lll* l i ’g n ld llig tin till te n s in g 11.ill li p m h l f iii III l.n k e M n iv n lld ■ v p l.lin e d H int llie s o lilllo ii w o u ld U ei'il to 1 n in e tto iii tin le s td e tll* H o m e o w n e r * -slid llle v u n lit Hu ll to .n l* i I o m i I lo 11 . ill ii n o d m e lin d ot m o ln tls t * u s in g ih e i i m i I . 1* H ilo t ig h w n v * to llig h u n v 17 1*2 n o d l.n k e M .iiv lin id e v n ld T h ev * .itd p n tt of llie p l n h lf lll i n i i i e * 11• >111 Si i i i i i i i ill C o iu illllllllv C o lle g e u Im ll ( i l e e t l i snld Sec Tra ffic. Pag* 5 A In the Friday night lalal. lilt and run tratlli' a n lik u t In Klssini tnee. Is Iree on 8 l.t MM) ImiiiiI alter lictng eltarged Monday morning with Itvivmg the scene of an accident resulting In ileal It. Kissimmee l.illee artesled John Collins. 4:i. nl 22011 Cove Court. lamgwiMil. in Hie ease lie Is an assil.uit to t'atdlu.d pifsidfiit AiisimOuitlinger Collins ilaiuagi'il e.il was tecovered al ('animal Industries Hi S a n loril r a lly Satu rd a y lunrnmg A ('animal guaid bail ifpuiied to S.iigord |Millee that Collins bail pal ki d Hie ear lliete and was pn ki d up bv another driver. Kissimmee I'nllee Sgl 1‘eler Simonson said I imI.i V 1 I tie tiii.itat njiorted be le 1 ogm/ed Collins and that Cob lids' I1IHH polillae (itaiid Am was damaged on Hie light limit and bail a er.uked windshield ■lie (Millie' SCI grant S.1 I1 I llial inal< lied Ibe i Ii n nplimi ol Ibe tat Ihal lied Ibe scene idler Bo* A cclA ca L Pag* SA �t A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. May 9. 1989 N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Senate propo ses oil excise tax Spaceport bill clears Senate test T A L L A H A S S E E - Th e chairman of the Scnatr Natural Resources Com m Hid- proposed Monday a 2 cent |x-r barrel oil excise tax to hind state efforts to cuntulu any major oil spills oil Ih r Florida coast. Sen, Tom MrPhrmnn. D-Fort Lauderdale, said the tax Is al­ ready on tin* txxiks T h r levy feeds a stale Coastal Protection Trust Fund to clean up nil spills, bill lias not In' cii collected since IHHO In-cause the fund lias Ix-rn at its statuaiory limit of $23 million. McPherson said hr will file legislation to Increase Ihe trust hind to $30 million That would TA U .A IIA S S K K — A hill establishing n Florida commercial sparr|xirl cleared Its llrsl Scnulr rom m iller test Monday ainlit qucsllnii* tin project could undermine existing labor agreeinriila w ith space-rclnlrd Industries. The Cntnmlllce on Government 0|x-rat Intis voted 4-ln-l lo approve the hill ISH 14(19), which still luces lour more commlllee heart tins and u vote by the lull Senate with four weeks left In Ihe regular legislative session. Sponsor Tim Deratany. Rlndlnlantlc. said he was confident the labor roll trad Issue and othrrs raised by commlllee mcmlx-rscould lie resolved In the lime remaining. "We ll gel them worked old ." Deratany told reporters A similar hill Is still |x-udltig lit the Huilsr. The legislation, endorsed by Gov. Hoh Marline/, authorizes a Spaceport Florida Authority to promote commercial appllratains ol space Irelinotngy. Including commerlcal satellite launches Sparcport facilities would Ih‘ estahllshetl at Ca|M- Canaveral Air Forre Hast- and at Cape San Bins 111 Ihe Florida Panhandle. G A IN E S V IL L E — The recent rirug-rr laird slaying lit Malamoros. Mexico, where a cull leader ordered his own execution Saturday, Is giving voodoo an uudeservrd rrplllalion, twostudentsot Afsn-Carlbhean religions said Monday. "Because someone who docs something Illegal Is a moodier ol a religious sect does not mean Illegal activity Is a part ol that religious movement," said Kohln I'ovnor. a specialist In Afrtran art history In the University of Florida's College ol Fine Arts. "I'm sure devotees of voodoo and Sanlcrla feel that these are misrepresentations and aberrations — that human sacrifice doesn't have anything to do with their religions." Vet many criminals do practice voodoo for protection against real and Imagined enemies, wild Mercedes Sandoval, an anthro|Milogy professoral Mluml-DudcConuiiuiiliy College. "It Is quite common. rsjxvl.illy In I lie Iasi IO years uniung drug dealers.“ sald Sandoval. But Sandoval and Poytior Insist lhat people who use voodoo or saiilrrtu lo malicious ends are not Ihe typical practitioners of those religions. Halloa f t a u s lafeBtfUMKAflAzbOkAl TA LLA H A S S EE Serious crime In Florida rose H.3 percent m I9HH and will probably rise by a similar amount this year. Florida Department ol Law Elllorrcmrtil chief Tim Moore said Monday. FUI.E pnijeclrd that I3H.343 violent crimes nceurrrd Iasi year, up 12 4 |x-rcent over 19H7. There wen- a projected 967,HB9 non-violent crimes, a 7 H jx-m-nl Increase. Florida's overall crime rale Iticrrased 3 4 pereent lo remain Ihe highest In Ihe lull loll. " A serious crim e nccurcd every 29 seconds, a vlnlriii crim e o ccu rcd every, H ire r minutes and 29 seconds, and every citizen lost $72.94 because ol I hell." Mixirr said. "II you are a citizen of the stale of Florida, you have a one In 11 chance of tx-lng a victim ol serious crime. I don’t want lo Ixovcrilramailc. but llmse arc prrtlv darn gixxi ixlds of being a Gallagtw publishes Msdigsp gulds MIAMI BEACH — Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallagher released a shopper s guide Monday to Mrdleare supplement Insurance policies and began a series of worksho|is to help Ihe elderly through llie Mrdlgap maze. "Many people have Ihoughl lhat die lederal government1* Medicare program will pay all I heir medical expenses, hut lhat Is nul the case. It never has been." Gallagher told 200 people at the Inaugural workshop. "That's why 1 urge all Floridians with Medicare to shop carefully. Many ol you may have to consider some kind of supplemental or Medlgap Insurance to pay lor the expenses lhat Medicare does not cover." he said. The workshop includes tips on how to *|mt Insurance fraud. Other useful Information. Including Medlgup shopping hints, sample premiums and u list of insurance companies authorized lo sell Medicare supplemental policies In Florida, an- In the free shopper's guide. Gallagher said Gallagher Is also pushing legislation lo assure all Mrdlgap pollrlrs meet recently expanded Medicare requirements. '"Those with Medlgap policies should not have to pay lor . what Medicare already rovers, and advertisers won't la- able to prey on our citizens with scare tactics and misinformation." Gallagher said. Free copies of the Medicare Supplement Insurance Guide are available by calling the Insurance Consumer Hotline. l-HOO'342-2762, or by writing Gallagher at The Capitol. LE-25. Tallahassee. Fla. 32399-0300. a a—■ * Mama Ottlvary: 1 Mantes. Ilf.M i t •lintel. I S * . Vaar. SISJ* te State MaU: I Manns SH H i » Mante l. M l M ; Vaar, Ste te Owl Ol Mate MaX. TSrny Mantel H I M . « Mantes M t Mi Vaar IMA* •tea* icarl t i l M il- United N m teterwattewaf TA LLA H A SSEE The number nl wea|MMis found on public schixil campuses has icvrlcd oil fait Is still loo high. F lo r id a S c h o o l H o a rd s Assixlatlon director Wayne Hlanlnn said Monday. The utimher ol guns, knives and cither weapons eonllscated on campuses during Ihe llrsl hall of flu- I9HH-H9 schixil year was 1 |x-rceiit lower than the prior year, the association's annual survey lound. Thai was a consider­ able Improvement over the IHH7-HH schixil year, wlirn weapons incldcnls Jumped 33.4 pc-rccnt. " T h e good news Is Ihe number of wea|xins (found) on out campuses has at least leveled off." Blanton said. "It turns out to lx- a lalrly r n t n p lr x Is s u e .” said B ill Hlukley. an administrator lor the solid waste division of DEIt. "It’s not an easy thing to sort out. We’re taking It slow." T h e la w . passed b y Ihe Legislature last year us part nf a c o m p re h e n s ive so lid -w u ste puckuge. provides that Ihe plastic rings degrade within 120 days of disposal. It also requires plastic hags used after Jan. I degrade within 120 days and plastic-coaled cups and fast -fixxl containers made of polystyrene plastic degrade within one year, beginning one y e a r a lte r t h r te c h n o lo g y iM-rnmraeummrrctallyuvallablr. Hlukley said the dcpanmetil must drllnr the level nf degrada­ tion lhat Is permissible under ihe law after 120 days and enforcement of fhc law will have lo awall adoption nf those regu­ lations. probably lu October. Environmental Isis say Ihe (aw­ ls necessary because floating plastic on river*, lake* and along ocean Ix-aches posr a danger lo birds lhat become entangled in 11. In addition, marine creature* somi-iinics.nilstukulRl|k$tlc. Items for hxxl. and the plastic lodge* in their digestive tracts, usually with fatal results. T h r U .S . D e p a rtm e n t of Transportation has said plastic debris kills more than I million birds and morr than 100,000 marine mammals and sea turtles each year. Davis. Municipal Beach, a popular hangout for teenager* on ihe Courtney Campbell P a r k w a y c o n n e c t in g T a n t p u a n d Clearwater. Dr. Michael Owens, a resident car and nose surgeon at Tampa General, said Ihe lowrr half of Turner's right car had to be ampuutcd and his left car lobe was bitten off. Owens said Turner's hearing will not be alfccied and said his normal appearance can he restored through reconstructive surgery. But Owens said he Is worried about the consequences If Turner doesn't seek proper medical treatment. He said Turner lefl the hospital without antibiotics and without scheduling a follow-up visit. A l mid- ullemoon Monday, he had not been In touch with anyone at the hospital. "He may gel Infected.'* Owens said. "Th a i would lx- Ihe worst thing." Police who arrived al the scene after the Incldcnl. said Tu rn e r has not pressed charges against Ihe assailant, a Tampa man In his early 20s. and said Ihe case will be lumed over lo Ihe Stale Attorney's Ofllcc for Investigation. Lt. Tom Hester said the argument erupted when the man made a pass al Turner's sister. Hester said Turner and hit sister had driven lo Ihe beach In Turner's pickup truck and were hanging around an urea fre­ quented by teenagers and young adults. m wm m J Today...Sunny with • high temperature In the upper 80s. Winds will be from (he south at 10-15 mph. Tonight...Fair with a low in the mW to upjx-r 60s and light winds. Tom orrow ...Dully cloudy and warmer with a high temperature near BO. Winds from the south at I0 -I5 m p h . Exte n d e d fo recast...P artly cloudy with a chance of shower* Thursday. Generally fair and dry Friday and Saturday. Low* In Hie 00* and high* generally In 1he lowrr to mid HOs. ] ii m i i U y iN m n i Ateueunreunec Ancterae*,y SSbSvBMI Apalacteuia Crrtlvnn Oaytena SnncS Fan Lawenrdate Fori Myon jKtwHin Ko, Wnl Ponucoio u > «n « *' Tsilahotwc Voro Boat* Wotl Palm Soak n as II M M te m n n M n si u t* *i rt at n *j to ri n u u iJ u as m M M u n ---------■dtayll.T * •ATVRB4V N M l M44 0 £ r„ Q = : . [ O syl SMS MdsMu Waves are I h » t with a shgld chop. Curretit t* to the sou tit with a water temperature or 75 degrees. Maw • e yim sB e a e h i Waves are I to 2 lerl and semi-choppy. Current Is lo the souih. w lih a water lenqx-rutun- of 73 degrees. Sun M-rrcn factor. 17. Min. 9:40 a.m.. 10:10 p.m.; Maj. 3:30 a.m.. 3:53 p.m . T I O M l D l f t H S Mesafci high*. 10:51 a.m.. 11:20 p.m.: lows. S O I a m .. 4:52 p.m.: N dw t a f r u Sdsabi high*. 10:56 a.m.. 1135 p.m.; low*. 5 0 6 a.m.. 4:57 p.m. Th rre was no n-corded rainfall during Ihe 24-hour period endIn ga iB u.m . Tursday. The lemprraturr al H a.m. today was 69 degrres and Mon­ day’s overnight low was 60. os re c o rd e d b y th e N a tio n a l St. Augustine lo Jup llcr Ink-l • Weal tier Service al llie Orlando Today...wlnd southeast to south I nl emat tonal A irpurt. 10 lo 15 kls. Sea* 3 lo 5 ft. Bay Other data: and Inland waters a moderate r M enday'e h i # . chop. Tnnighl...wlnd variable 5 to 10 kls. Seas 2 lu 4 ll. Bay and : R alsU va hssMdHy C“ - * Inland waters a Miiuolh. W ednesday...wind south lo □ nomlira*! ID lo 15 kls. Seas 2 lo 4 11. nr ■* u m i 44 U 41 41 41 41 41 Dai laccy 40 40 •4 10 40 70 tteswer finfWtfmpf Ontewlcy •I 10 71 41 41 01 10 Buffatepc SurlMaten VI pc CterteU tnlC te CMcaeapc Cincinnati r The high temperature in San­ ford Monday was 62 degrees and the overnight low was 53 as reported by Ihr University of Florida Agricultural Rrsearrh and Education Center. Celery Avenue. n *1 41 i» 44 ir Yl MIAMI IU F II - FlarWa l i t e r te o y ifi tu rn and rauOall al I am CDTTuateay M n m u Pt* ti u v m ft SxmMiahamte i P O S T M A IT t t : Sandaddrtssckanaat te T H I IANFO M D MCBALO. F.O. •at ISH. Santerd. F t n m . Including the killings nf all clghl law enforcement officer* who died In the line nf duly last year, other IIrearms were used in 17.1 |x-nent of the murders. • Tourists were victims In only 4 (lerrenl of all crimes cnmmllicd. Survey: Weapons on campus level off i! FtarMa U m II things continue." FDLE's annual crime statistics lepon showed that: • Car theft and rohtx-ry In­ creased llie most In I9HH. Ixilli up 1(1.3 pcrt-enl over 1987. • Handguns were used hi 44.9 percent of the 1.41(1 murders. TH E W EATHER si Sacand Clast ******* Pate at Santerd. —* TA M I’A — A 22-year-old man who hxil parts of both car* In a fight with a man who made a pass at his sister needs major reconstructive surgery, but hit hearing should not be Impaired, his doctor said Monday. But when and If the man will have Ihe surgery done was uncertain Monday. Autharlilrs hi Tampa General Hospital said Robert W ayne T u r n e r left the emergency room Sunday without receiving full irvuiment. Turner was reported to have suffered severe biles lo both ears during an argu­ ment about 2:13 a.m. Sunday at Ben T . Tuesday. May B, (989 Vol. 81. No 222 M k i M (telly M l Sunday, n o g talnrSay by TS. Water* Iterate. 1st . M N. Franca Ay*.. Senterd. Fi*. n m . victim nl serious crime." F I) I.E . f o l l o w i n g K ill guidelines, defined “ serious crime" as murder. r.i|x\ robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and motor vehicle theft. Mixire blamed a number of factors lor the increase. Includ­ ing drugs. Florida's high drop­ out rale and luudrqualr limiting lor law enfnrrrmrni. He predicted that crime will continue lo Increase until siaie and lederal lawmakers great Iv Increase ihe money s|x-nt on fighting crime. Mixire noted lhat only alxiut (> |x-rccnt ol Florida's $20 htlllonplus tiudgcl gix-s to law t-uforrrm rui. "We get almost IOO |x-rcetlt ol Ihe talk and the air lime on whal we're dealing with on crime, hul a small, almost a negligible change lu the ix-rct-til of dollars Ix-ing spent on ctim r and crim i­ nal Just lie." Mixire said, "itasril on the llrsl quarlrr ol Oils year, ihe I tilings are not going to lx- that grand next year Man defends sister’s honor, loses parts of both oars S i • U tF S M IlM ) -*« TALLAH ASSEE Enforcemrtn of a new* law requiring the use of degradable plastic tings to secure canned drinks In sixInicks will lx- delayed until the fall, stale ntllnals said. The Dcjwrtincni of Environ­ mental Regulation says the de­ lay Is necessary to give the agency lime to formulate regula­ tions to help plastic manufactur­ ers follow the new legislation, which was to take effect Ju ly 1. From United N i l International roporte n Straight Bo> 3: $330 In order drawn, $s0 In aiy order on a $1 bat Straight Bo* 6: $200 in order drawn. $40 it picked in combinat i o n o n t t b a l . * k u . . *—* v n i n B p i v f v i n w v n a n a v ia i ORLANDO — Jim and Tam m y Faye Bakker surfaced Monday a few miles from Wall Disney World to broadcast their religious television show from Ihe rubble of Shoppers World, a largely abandoned outdoor mall they said they have Irascd. The Bakkrrs are still trying a comeback after losing Ihe J*TL evangelical ministry and Heritage USA Christian resort In Fort Mill. S.C.. when Jim 's I OHO sexual encounter with a church secretary came to light In 19H7. "We don't have to build a theme park now ... because Orlando Is one big park." Tum m y F * e giggled during ihe Bakkers’ brief talk with reporters. The Bakkers had lived and taped their show for about five weeks at the Lake George Ministries Retreat, a compound midway between Orlando and Jacksonville. Tam m y Faye said they have now rented a home in Orlando. "Th is Is Just lu Id the people see what the new center looks like." Jim said of Monday's show, during which he and his wife sal on stage props. Broken beer bottles and sheci rock fragments littered the bare cement floor. H Straight Play (numbart in si act ordsr) $290 on a SO-ctnt Dal, $900 on$1. ! Bos 3 (numbart in any order) $80 tor a Stream bel. $160 on $1. a complete rc-rvaluntlon ol the stale's plans In rcs|xind to an oil spill. Martinez Is also opposing lederal clfnrts lo |M-rmlt oil and natural gas exploration m the Gulf nl Mexico. An rstlmntcd 12 billion gallons id oil Is shipped through Florida |Mirtncarh year. Re-Imposing the excise tax would ullow Ih r slate to Improve spill con In I nm n il equipment ami training fur the Florida M a rin e P a tr o l a n d p u rl aulhorlllcs. Oili- half of the Inlerrsl earned on the trust fund would lxr r x r r v r d fo r p u rc h a s in g e n v ir o n m e n t a lly s e n s itiv e tx-achcs and shores im drr the Save O ur Coasts Program. Degradable can container law to be delayed Jim, Tammy to inhabit Shopptra World Th* dally numbv Monday In Pit Florida Lotlary CASH 3 gam* was klllrd m i mammals and birds, hulled scenic Ix-aches and closed several valuable fisheries In w h a l has been called lin ­ en vtronmcntal disaster of the ccriniry. McPherson said he doubted consumers would sec much dlffcrcnce at the gasoline pump. "T w o rents a barrel is rather tiislgiitncaiit when we're talking about (nil p rim s nD $20 a luirrrl," McPherson Haul. He said Industry officials were generally support I v r nf fils move, hut lie lias not cleared the matter with Gov. Bob Martinez, who Is op|xiscd lo any ina|or tax Increases l his year. The governor re m it ly ordered State crime rate increases 8.3 percent Students: Voodoo getting a bad rap L O TTH V requlrr nil companies tn pay tile rxclsc lax for an estimated three years and eight months, he said in a news conference. McPherson said his effort was Inspired by the disastrous Alaskan oil spill and by fears of what a similar spill would mean lo Florida's Oshlng and Inurlsm Industries. "W e would ured a much more imm rdlair response and much more money." McPherson said. "The (Exxon) Valdez has Ix-cn a dear example of how noi to respond to a slluallon like that.'* Exxon C orp.'s supertanker Exxon Valdez went aground March 24. spilling 10.9 million gallons ol oil Into Alaska's Prince William Sound. The spill has Duluth,, F*ra**r HaHterepc rteu*ten*c InSianapaia, KamatCOrSC Liltte Sack cy La, Austin cy lAuttviltete 4i a a 44 u st 4ft II 44 40 41 4ft U 4ft 41 Mtlnaukaapc Stew Varh cy FamaneMt t , 10 IF Jft a ft! n n Nateviitete NnwOnaastpc Fhncnupc PinuHXfh i 14 01 n n u si Mnmphit in Ok latent* CO, *c Omaha pc Fsiiaenpteacy V 4ft If 110 10 4ft 0ft 4ft 14 ftft ftft 10 #0 44 44 40 fl 4ft ftft 4ft 10 10 0ft U ft4 �Ssnlord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuatday, May 9, 1999 — M Fired black worker says his race an issue Harold staff writer_______________ Man aeeuafd of brandishing shotgun SANFORD — An attorney for Seminole County called road department worker Willie Tennell a "trouble-maker" and a "cancer" who should have been removed. But Ten nell countered that he la a black man who has been victimized by while county road department supervisors angered by hla complaints to the slate Commission on Human Rela­ tio n ! and his allegations of misconduct by other employees. The confrontation look place Monday aa the six-m em ber county appeal hearing board u n an im o u sly upheld Public Works Director Larry Sellers' March 22 decision to fire Tennell. Sellers fired Tennell because T e n n e l l c la im e d a n o t h e r employee sped through a school cone In a county truck at 45 LA K E MARY — Lake Mary police report chanting a man Identified only aa John Dor. 31. of 309 Smedley Lane, Lake Mary, with aggravated battery and aggravated assault. Paul Pergandc. 28. of Sanford, acruard the man of pointing a shotgun at him and hitting him with the butt of the gun when he went to the man'a houae to give him a final paycheck after being terminated from the name workplace where the victim worka. The auapect waa arreated at home at 5:28 a.m. Sunday. Bond Is 95.000. M m orrostod for ear ttwft A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS — An Altamonte Sprtnga man waa arreated Friday on chargea h r reportedly atruck another car with a atolrn vehicle, then fled the acene. Arlelgh Brian Nlrtaon. 27. 541 Oeorgla Avc.. waa arreated by Altamonte Sprtnga police at about 10 p.m. while walking away from the damaged 1981 Ford Muatang. An Apopka man claimed the car atolen earlier that night. The accident occurred on State Rood 436 near Frunrrn Drive tn Apopka, police report. Nlelaon la charged with grand theft auto, a felony, leaving the acene of an accident that m u lle d In damages and driving with a auapended license. Bond waa act at 91,000. Throo charged with cocalns possession mph on Feb. IS. Bui Sellers also said the claim was the "final straw" of continuing "harass­ m ent" of the county by Tennell. Tennell appealed Ihc firing M a r c h 2 3 , s e e k in g r e i n ­ statement. County Manager K m Hooper Is expected to make a final decision bv carl v June. A lth o u g h an oth e r co u n ty roads employee in Ihc vehicle corroborated Ihc speeding Inci­ dent. county road department officials said they could not verify the Incident from school crossing guards. They called Tennell'a complaint a false ac­ c u s a tio n a g a ln s l a fe llo w employee. Th e employer who verified Tennell'a report ate black. T h r truck driver and all of Ih r supervisors who Investigated the Incident ate while. "It bolls down to a black and w hile Issu e." Te n n e ll said. “ When t see something Ihnt might cost the county some file showed he was placed on money or g d somebody hurl. I probation for five months and report ii." suspended for five days for “ Mr. Tennell would not have g i v in g o rd e rs to a n o th e r been tcmilniitcd IrxrrpH for Ills employee and speeding. Hts extensive record (of prnhicmxl." personnel file includes several said cntinly employment at­ id le rs from other employees torney David Kornrelrh. "Mr. describing these Incidents. Tennrll was a rnnrer." In 1988. Tennell received a Tennell. 55. had been a county reprimand for allegedly spread­ roud worker since February ing rumors about a large-scale 1981. working in dllfercnt crews layoff several weeks before 14 of the department, according to road employees were fired In a Ills personnel flic. road department reorganization. His flic shows he received one The U S, Equal Employment promnilnn In 1986 In a second- Opportunity Commission found level road worker and received Ihc county had not discrimi­ generally good comments and nated against Tennell. Tennell, annual raises slnre he was hired In a second d iscrim in a tio n until Sept. 1987. seven months complalnl to the stale In May alter h r filed a complaint wllh 1988, claimed he had been the state Commission on Human ha missed by county employees Relations. Ills ramplalnl staled and supervisors after he had he was passed over for u promo­ filed Ihc (lrst complaint. tion In n iniek driver's position T h r slate rejected that com­ because he was black. plaint. saying the complalnl had In the months following his been filed loo Isle after Tennell complalnl. Tennell's personnel said the Incidents occurred. Year-round achool calendar Park promotion, Rotary diacuaaod tonight donation nets over $2,000 proposal OyVICKIDaaOftMint A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — Tw o Altamonte Springs men and a boy were arreated by agenta from the City County Investigative Bureau Friday night, charged with selling cocaine. Agents report buying cocaine for 910 from the men at the Joy Service Station, near Stale Hoad 436 and Lake Howell Road at 10 p.m. Arrested were Dale Levon Presley. 19. 1228 North Street, charged with possession of cocaine, and Thomas Robert Arnold. 21.315 Teak wood Lane, charged with possession with Intent to distribute cocaine. Bond for Presley was net at 93.000. Arnold's bond was ael at 95.000. The boy waa taken to theSeminole County Juvenile Detention Center. Harold staff writer f a—iw y iiaiiw H«tald»IMI wrlt*r SANFORD A weekend c h ild re n ’s festival and a helping hand from the San­ ford Rotary Club has pro­ duced 92.066 more for con­ struction of the Park on Pork playground, to be at the comer of 9th Street and Oak Avenue. Th e Rotary Club matched the 91.033 raised during the downtown Saturday event, bringing the overall total for the project to more than 917.000. Officials have estimated the playground cost at 950,000. The Rotary Club has said It will match funds raised by volunteers up to a total of 925.000. J u d y W lm b ls h . general coordinator of the Pork on Park Core Committee, said Monday that everyone was "pleated" with the success of the festival, which attracted hundreds of people. "T h is waa more than Just a fundraiser." Wlmblsh said. "It waa to educate people about the project and to Invite p e o p le to lo o k a t th e Mm accuMd In attack W IN TE R SPRINGS — A man who told another he wasn't welcome at a home at 411 Boxwood Circle. Winter Springs, told Winter Springs police the man who was asked to leave attacked him. The victim said he waa punched, knocked down and kicked by the suspect. Christopher Allen Mubawskl. 20. of 20 N. Devon Ave.. Winter Springs, waa charged with battery In the case. He was arrested Sunday at the Boxwood Circle location. Two charged In fakoeraek salts A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS - Tw o accused dealers of coun­ terfeit crack cocaine In rural Altamonte Springs allegedly both told Seminole County sherlfTs deputies they moke 93.000 a week Belling fake cocaine. Simon Pew. 25, was charged with possession of counterfeit cocaine with Intent to distribute at 6 0 2 p.m. Sunday. He was confronted outside the Jo y gas station. State Road 436. rural Altamonte Springs. He ran. but was caught and searched. The fake cocaine was reportedly hidden In his crotch. The other man arrested on the same charge on Jackson Street, rural Altamonte Springs at 7:35 p.m. Saturday, also allegedly had hla fake cocaine stashed In his crotch. David Lee White. 26. of 503 Longwood Ave.. Altamonte Springs, was arrested alter he was searched. Bond for each man la 92.000. Woman battsrsd A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS — Andrea Hancock, 41. of 124 Lakeshore Drive, rural Altamonte Springs, was treated for a bie broken nose, following a beating, allegedly by her in d . Daniel Jackion Hancock. 41. of the same address, was charged with aggravated spouse abuse at home at about 1 a.m. Sunday. He was arreated by Seminole County sheriff-a deputies at home. architect's plan and to recruit volunteers m help us." Msrtha Yancey, chairperson of Ihc Sanford Scenic Im ­ provement Board said. "We all feel It was a success because we got the communi­ ty Involved. Being our first fundraiser, the word spread and people now know whai we're doing In the park." I n p u t f ro m S e m in o le County schoolchildren was used to design the UY-acrr park. It will be designed and built on a concept by New Y o rk architect Robert S. Leathers using lumber, tires and other materials to crrale a fantasy-land of nickel ships, castles and maces. Cons! ruc­ tion Is scheduled lo begin Nov. I and dedication cere­ monies are scheduled for Nov. 5. SANFORD - Couniy school board members wilt dlsetlss a proposed yea r-roun d school calender at Ihelr 7:30 p.m. work session lonlght. Th e school board will also have ihelr regular 2 p.m. meeting Wednesday. The modified school calendar, know n m ore c o m m o n ly us year-round school, has been plloied In elementary und m id­ dle schonls Ihrotighm il Ihc country. In some districts In California, thr system has Ix-en In effect for twenty years. Closer lo home Wyomlua Park Elementary School In Ocala Is currently in Its second year with ihc calendar. "From all ind Ira I ton a. they seem to lx- very pleased wllh II." Dr. BUI Dailey, district director of research planning and evalua­ tion said. Dailey, and board memlx-r Pal Telson have vlslird Die Marion couniy school and cnltccied dalu on ihc pmgrum which will lxprrsrnlvd to Ihc hoard Wed­ nesday evening. "W e'll Jusl Icl them hear what we've found out and thru they will del ermine If and how we wlil prorede." Dailey said. Dailey said the lem i "year round st-hixd" Is a misnomer since students would still only intend classes 180 days under the modified calendar. Earlier this year, Telson had said “ we would be remiss If we didn't at least Investigate this." Dailey agreed. "Because of the growth in Seminole Couniy. wc'rc obligated lo explore other methods or dealing with (be numbers of students coming In every day,” he said. Converting the schools to the alternative calendar would In­ crease the capacity of a facility by as much so 25 percent, according lo Dailey, by allowing several tracks of students to allend a facility on altering schedules. "O f course there ore some drawbacks lo the plan." Dailey said, pointing oul the difficulties for some families caused by having a younger student on the modified calendar while an older students remain wllh Ihe tradi­ tional schedule. Dailey said Ihe modified cal­ endar did not seem to work at ihe secondary level wllh school of less than 4.000 students. The average enrollment at Seminole Couniy high schools Is 2.500 students. Tin - plan remains only In the research stage at this point. K Mm sccusad of battering (wo SANFORD — Sanford police reported charging Ronnie N. Murray. 29. of 18 Cowan Moughton Terrace. Sanford, with two counts of battery after he allegedly battered Johnny Amaru and Amaru's mother at hla house al about 3:30 a.m. Sunday. Murray la charged with two count* of battery. Mm mootod on OUI ohorgo SANFORD — The following person faces a charge of driving under (he Influence In Seminole County: •James Edwin Hor. 77. of Deltona, waaaireslcd at 10:16 p.m. Monday after hla car with headlights out was seen traveling on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Mora local newt, Pag# 9A | — t— —y calls MONDAY • 1:23 a m. 2000 Lake Mary Blvd. *116. medical rail, woman. 80. transported to Florida Hospital. Altamonte Sprtnga. •3:15 a.m. - 3202 Orlando D r. *1101, m edical call, female, age unknown, trans­ ported by private vehicle. • 2:52 p.m . 200 Bush Blvd., bomb threat. •3:13 p.m. - 1600 W. Sixth ~~8 Si., brush fire. •4:58 p.m. - 3 12 W. First St., medical call. n u n . 32. not transported. • 5:07 p.m. — First Street and Palmetto Avenue, trauma, woman. 44. not transported. • 7:11 p.m. - 3506 S. O r­ lando Dr., medical call. man. 22. transported. • 8:23 p.m. - 1316 S. Lake Avc., trauma, man. 32. not transported. SBMINOLB COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICB COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS Tht Saminola County Board of County Com* missionary has attabllahad a dtadllna for fil­ ing applications to amtnd tha County Comprahanaiva Plan: BppHcaHawamust ba Mad wa talar Mian MO p.m„ May 91, 1Nft For furthar information, contact tha Saminola County Offica of Planning, County Sarvlcas Building, 1101 East First Straat, Sanford, Florida 32771. Telephone: (407) 321-1130, exten­ sion 371. \ | - Borrowing money is often an emotional investment as well as a financial one. So when we loan you money for braces, we see it as creatir ig a priceless smile. At NCNB, we make an extra effort to see things your way. i Like giving you a payment schedule on >t>ur terms, not ours. | Stop by, or call 1-800-283-NCNB for an appt >iiitmei it. We’d like to loan you money for things >xkj can’t | >ut a priceion. < A fiiuliank Dedicated 'lltSuiiHihinfi Hi en /if&yr: Tin1Individual. h T o n ilu G t t jim illk H is iiiit l.r iu lt i M c m b ii I 'D I l II/M ill lltu ll * W V f \ c \ H l •» �4 $ — Santord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Tuesday. May 9. I9H9 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald tu r n at m) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA . 32771 Area Codr 407-322 2011 or 831-9093 Wayna 0. Dayla. Fvfcllthar R*n*M W. Hatla, Caacwtlva filter Laura tall Ian. Atfvertltlitf Dl ratter llornr IV||\ t-rv 3 Month*, fit) 50. <i Month*. *3!) INI Vrar. $7H00 In Stair Mall 3 Month*. $25 50. ti Month*. $49 00; Year **MtOO Oul ()« Stair Mall 3 Month* $21 K4. « Month* *40 511 Yrar *7h no E D IT O R IA L S Hold an open trial House Sprakrr Jim Wright wants to bar television oovrragr of disciplinary hearings Into corruption charges lodged against him by the ethics committee. Such a blackout would deny Americans the tight to witness first-hand these historic proceedings — the first ever Involving formal accusations of misconduct against a speaker of the House of Representatives. The ethics panel, which has earned dis­ tinction thus far by Its deliberate, evenhanded investigation, ought to reject pressure from Mr. Wright to prohibit cameras In the hearing room. After having documented Hit counts of rules violations and other serious Improprieties by the speaker, the committee has an obligation to allow acccm by broadcast aa well as print media to the next stage of the probe. R O BER T W A LTER S A ID S a t t a c k s t h e b la c k c o m m u n it y W A SH IN G TO N — "I think what It's going to take In a large iu iiii Im t ot black people dying — ol every black person Ix-lng el I her itlrcclly or Indirectly touched by this epidemic." says one voice In llie chorus ol tle*|»alr coming Irnm the railin. "A ID S has already taken the liven ol more than 13.(KM) black Americans." cries out another "Overall, hlackn are twice an likely an whiten to gel AIDS. More than hall ol the children and women with AIDS are black." Tlione ap|N-aln fur recognition of a terrible neourge and relict lor lln victims were heard teeenllv on an extraordinary week long series ol broadcasts on National liihllc Radio entitled " A ID S and lllaek Am erica llrcaklng the Silence." The awliil truth — not very well te|xtrteil hy other news media In a predominantly white noclcty — In ih.it AIDS, like no many other |xior health practices and delillllallng afflictions, is Increasingly eoneenirated within die nation's black iMipniallon Part tally contributing to that trend is the m.irkcdlv reduced ginwih rate ol AIDS among while homosexuals, who have tx-cn aide to rely i i | miii niloiui.il ciimmiinllv *iip|xirt networks, health Insurance and alternative medical treatments lllaek people already aeenimt lor more than one-fourth of the country** AIDS eases — more than double their sharr of die imputa­ tion Hut Ih ry are r r ee I v I n g little assistance Irnm die institutions in the tdaek c o m m u n ity dial ordinarily would provide nnp|Mirt. Ill e lu d in g c h u rc h e s a n d c i v i l r l g li t n gmti|is T ile th rn ln g v ol many lilaek re lig io u s l e a d e r s Inhthltn diem lintii d e a l i n g w ith the l e a d i n g causes ol A ID S — h o m o s e x ­ C Bid they aro receiving little u a l 11 v a n d I u i r a v e n o t i s d i n g use assistance J On o n e NCR d m u Itleiilary. tor e x a m pie. a tilai k minister s|M-aks d isp a ra g in g ly id " a l i e n i n g lolks lininglliliigs that litMlele.itl\ condemns Hit m l.i Wilson, one ot live Nl'lt re|sirtrrs who ROBERT W AQM AN Budget accord is financial flimflam During the last 10 months, the panel has operated behind dosed doors as evidence was compiled by special counsel Richard J . Phelan and considered by the six Democrats slder and tlx Republicans who make up the committee. Now that the members have Issued whst amounts to an Indirtm rnt against Mr. Wright. It Is time to open the deliberations to the public. T o do otherwlse would amount to holding a trial a secret. W ASHING TON - When I'testdent Rush and eotigrrsssiti.il leaders antsitmerd a fiscal 1511X1 Irdrral budget that met (itam m -Hudtitan Hulling* drllelt-rrduellisi targets, the Initial rractliai was that the $27 billion lit cuts were largely "sntokr and mirrors " Now. however, most llseal rx|K-Ms are saving the budget Isrom plrtrly phony The Gramm Rodman law. |>assrd in I5IM5. mandates a balanced budget hy 1994 — and. rn route, a flsod 1990 deficit under $IOO billion The new agreement ap|mir* to slide u n d rr that barrlrr w ith an estimated •9517 billion drflrll The next step In the panel's Investigation is comparable to a criminal proceeding In a court of law. Mr. Ftielan. acting as prosecutor, will present the case against the speaker. Mr. Wright, in turn, will have the opportunity to offer his defense. H u t n o o n e in After weighing both sides, the eommltiee wlll determine whether there Is "clear and convincing" proof of misconduct, then vote to drop the charges or recommend disciplinary action by the full House. Th e panel's disciplinary options range from a mild reprimand to censure or expulsion. With calls for his resignation mounting, the speaker's motivation In trying to black cx out the cameras came Is obvious. His best hope of hanging onto his job is to minimize the attention attracted by the disciplinary hearings. The case against Mr. Wright la hardly a trivial matter. He Is accused, among other charges, of accepting more than $145,000 In cash and gifts from a Texas real estate developer who had a substantial Interest in inding legislation, and os scheming lo evade ouse rules through bulk sales of his book lo lobbyists and other special Interests. B The American people ought to be |>errulttfd full access, through live television and radio coverage, to the hearings that will jtass Judgment on the speaker's Illicit activities. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing address and daytime tdepbene number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World worked on dir protect lor more than two months, says dial “many critics |Mdut a linger ai the black church lor shying away Irnm the AIDS Issue " She also notes, however, dial Id.n k srelarlan leaders have liern crillcl/ril tor "com ­ ing to this cause it-hiciuntly and tmi latr." Moreover, even the most dedicated civil rights and nrighlMirhiNHl gmti|is ate overwhelmed liv the medle.it, llii.irit l.il and sts l.il ertsrs that alleel many blacks Young women, some In du ll early teens, foniinuf to give lilitli to Illegitimate children ut a scandalously high late Many voting men regiil.uly deal and eonsiime drugs f or I miiIi . the sehmd dro|Miiil rate Is more than fit) |M-reenl higher than tor whiles While cigarette smoking Is tlei lining among whiles, it is rising among Idai ks In parr Imyuiisc ol thrlr elevated rales ol llV|M-rtellslon. td.li k* air atllleleil In severe kldm v l.llllire almost lour times as Iti-ipif nllv as u lilies III alm ost till iM'teeiil ol .ill td.li k l.llllllles with i hlldirn. only one patent is regularlv presi-nt m the hom e — and m ore than hall ol those t.im dles .in- |Nivftiv s u n ken Ifl.it ks generally m u s t »-ope unit |Mivertv rales almost In Mr as high as w h ile s and int.int inoitalllv rates almost duetlimes as high as « bites (C IIQ S B N EW S P A P ER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. ELLEN GOODM AN £ Continuing corrosion of racism ROSTOV — The warning* went nut rigid away. Anxious word* were M-nt mhlvrrmg along die leleplione wtrr* from parent* to daughter*. For gawdkuke* don't run alone at night. New* stones were passed from one Irlend to another. Reearrlul. Tw o weeks ugo. a 2H-yrar-old woman was *cI by a pack ol teen ager* on a streak ol hnitullty that brought the word "wilding" Into national awam ies*. W ith her rape and near-murder In New York * Central Park runic shock and leur and then ol eour*e the attempt* to wrest some meaning Irom this violence. A tragedy was slowly Irunslorinrd iuy> a symlMil. Why did It happen? Was this a collision ol Wellesley and Harlem? While and black? Femalr and male? Was II the product ol evil or mlsrry? Ry now there has been aiianulysls lo til every preconception, a i llelie lor every |wliit ot view. The Jogger ease, as II Is known In newspeak. has led raw data Inlo the argument over crime, lough and soli. Some say that the random brutality was bred In pockets of alienation. Others I hat II Is the result of leniency toward young erlmlnuls. One set ol expens Insists that the solution Is lo help restore eoniinunltlrs. Another set says there Is only one community building project: prison. Donald Trum p, buying full-page ads frum his pink marble plaza, calls for the dealt) IM'ituliy. lit the buildings where four of these teen-agers lived — buildings with doormen II is said again and again, as If a doorman were a talisman — people talk In sliakrn voices about die East Harlem environment. In homes where other daughters an- bring raised, people talk of plain old evil as If any attempt at understand­ ing would mean lorglvlng. As the victim lies In a seml-cotna. old arguments aboul the origins of violence liave come to consciousness again, like lyrics front "West Side Story.” Are peoplr depraved on aeeounl of being deprived? Or an- they just depraved? Anil, underlying ull this Is the theme ig rare and class. Which message do we n-ud Inlo the news? Thai no woman, not even a I'hi Reta Kap|iu or an liiveslineni hunker. Is safe Irout the male violence ol urban streets? That while lolk only ran- alxiut violence when die victim Is while unit die criminals are hlaek? In tills lend atmosphere, n l* clear how corrosive crime U-rom rs. A |xiwer1ul chcmtcul mix ol lear with racism spread* lar beyond the original wound, t-uduguway at the rest. "There Is no more powerful metaphor tor racial hatred In till* country than a hlaek man Washington (M-llevrs nrxt year',* d rflrll w ill h r a n yw h e re near that. T h r r r Is universal agreement that the low drflrll prrdlrtlon Is based on laughahtr eco­ nomic assumption* a n d o it t r a g e o u s bookkeeping One difficulty ol Irdrral budget lug Is The new that you ntusl accu­ Bushrately Itirreasl the Congress luturr slate ol the agreement Is m inority to estimate based on the amount of tax forecasts of revenues you will continued have to sprttd III the economic enmlng yrar. Thus, expansion. £ eeonomle assum p­ tion* arc rriliral. T h r new R u s h Congress agreement Is liased on forix-asis of eunllnued economic expansion, falling Interest ratrs and low Inflation. Rut alinusi every rxprri predicts the exact up|>oxllr. In laet. sitter the agreement was announced, the latest government statistles Indicate that we have entered a period of marked ecunotnle slowdown. At the heart of the agreement is massive bookkeeping slrlghl-of-hand. Rilllons of dollars will far "saved" next yrar by taking payments that should be madr In fiscal 1990 and making these outlays In the current fiscal year. That will worsen this year's deficit, but this is allowable because Grumm-Hudman only counts belore a fiscal yrar starts. This year's budget met the Gramm-Rudman target of a $136 billion deficit. However, the new estimate of this year’s actual deficit — after the start of the fiscal year — Is that It will be al least $160 billion. So a couple of billion dollars more shifted back from next year Is no big deal. At the same time big saving* in fiscal 1990 were achieved by delaying some spending and pushing II forward Inlo the following year. George Rush campaigned on his "flexible freeor" plan — freezing most federal spending while allowing the deficit to gradu­ ally come Inlo balance through natural expansion of the economy. Rut because of hu|e cuts in diaTeUonary domestic spending during (he Reagan years there Is great pressure far an Increase. So (he Bush administration suggested allowing domestic spending to Increase almost 10 percent — about $15 billion — but not actually have II show up in the budget. Th ey managed (his by letting Congress give agencies "b u d g e t a u th o riz a tio n ." but postponing actual outlays until the first months of fiscal 1991. Further. $ 2 $ billion was saved by Congress and the administration by temply agreeing not to count It. The t$2 billion annual i*us(al Service retirement appropriation was moved lo "oH-budget" status as was the half-biUion ball-out of the farm credit system. The money will still have m be aprnt. but It just won't count In the budget. The administration aays a half billion will come In from belter lax collections — although. Irunk-ally. Rush scoiTrd al that notion when Michael Dukakis raised It during the campaign. Anotlirr hall Ixllion will ra m r iroin catching welfare ehrals. says llie admlnlst ration. who rape* a white woman. None." wrote Susan Estrteli recently. The Harvard law professor who managed the Dukakis eatli|>algii was writing ahoul Willie Horton hut also her own ra|M- years ago hy a black man. "A lot of womrn who urr ra|ied have trouble dealing with men altcrward They are ulrald ot turn." she explained "Not me. Not ull men. ul least. .Just b la ck i— men...For iiiniilh*. I wanted lo cross the street or run Inside and lock my door every lime a strange black man looked at me 'funny* or at all...The point Is how easy It Is lo confuse race and crime." Ilow easy It Is. It doesn't mailer that most crim e l* Intrararlal. That black w o m r n a re a ls o victims. White men also ra p is ts . T h e metaphor persists. Women tn the cit­ ies learn the trou­ ble-evasive tactics rolled street smarts. They learn to cross the street at any sign of trouble, to have sn escort at night, to avoid eye contact with strangers, to be wary of men. Especially of young black men. In turn, these boys and men on thrlr way to work or school or home learn that they are considered dangerous because of the color of their skin. The woman learns lo scr herself as a potential victim: the man learns to be seen as a potential criminal. The freedom of each is ■tradllv circumscribed. I don't have a magic way to unwind all Ibis. I I I had dial magic I would use It to save that young woman. Rut there are always reminders of this continuing corrosion. One night last winter, a young and white friend left a movie theater and headed down the street to her ear. Oul of the comer of her eye. she anxiously tracked two black men walking until they w rrr right In front of hrr. Finally, ryes cast down at h rr boots she heard thrlr luughtrr and when she finally luokrd up at one of the men. her tear met his smile. H r was a colleague from work. In the moment ol that exchange, h r read h rr expression. Everything passed brtwren litem. Hurt. Auger. Understanding. Sadness. Tltal's what crime dues. That's what racism dors. Thai's Imw hard It Is to tell litem apart. �Sanford Htrald, Sanford. Florida — Tuaaday. May 9, 1989 — » * Tra ffic----------- FIN A N C IAL Stocks open higher •fwfw* r t wvv n v w n iw v iiv i NEW YORK - Prices opened slightly |ilKlu r Tuesday In modrralp Bailing of Nrw York SliN'k Exchange Issues. T h r Dow .fours Industrial average. wlilrli frll 5.49 Monday, was up 0.98 In 2377.112 shortly aflrr thr markrt o|irnrd. Advance* Ird decline* 344-2f>7 among the 1.012 Issue* crosslr.g thr NYSE Inpr Early turnovrr aniimnlrd tnuoout 8.8823X10 shares Stork prlrra rlosrd lowrr Monday III slut! glsli tradint!. pressured hv Investors’ llnK*'rlnt! roiirernsalMiut thr outlook for Inflation. Auulysln said thr market surfrrrd from an extension of profit taking that In-gun late Friday, when stnekiprlrrs gave up their Initial sharp gains following the rrleasr of the April rmploymrnt re|xin. News ol a 0.3 jM-rociitagf |>olnt rise In thr April (ohless rate and a modest gain of I 17.000 mm farm payroll Jolrs (minted to a slowdown In the economy. However, the rcjmri also said that hourly wages rose an average ol 7 cents In April, which suggested lhat Inllatlonary pressures remain Dollar mostly higher UM M 8 F t h i lititn m i t i n l T h e dollar was m o stly higher Tuesday In overseas trading on major foreign cur reney m arkets Gold was lower In early trailing In Tokyo, the dollar till .in right-month high against the .la|ianese yen despite the IniiMli ronxrctlvc yen su|ipoitmg intervention hv Ihe ILmk ol .la|>an The dollar closed at 135 00 yen. ii|i O-IM yen Irnm Mon day’s close The closing w.is the highest since Sr pi <i when the dollar finished at 135 00 yen. Dealers said the estimated 9250 million dollar-selling In­ tervention liy Japun's central think and comments liy Fi­ n a n ce M in is t e r T a t s u r o Murayama that the dollar had stri-nghlencd to an illincrrptahle level could not have sleumied Ihe gm'iihack**rise. Murayama said "the current yen’s tail against tin- dollar Is tltlfavorahle". as the Hank ol .la|hin sli-|i|M-d into Ihe market around 135 yen. K vimIo News Service re|Nirted. The dollar i losed higher on the Slnga|Kiti- market, which was slim Monday lor the Moslein New Year holiday, rising to 1.0530 Slnga|Mindollars against F’rldav’s clos­ ing 1.11520. In Hong Kong, the dollar sll|i|M'd In 7 7HI5 Hong Kong doll.irs. oil Irom 7 782(1 Monday. In Elilo|ie. the doll.ir la gan tile d.iy III Frankfurt at 1.11005 West (ii-niian marks, up from Monday's i losing I 891X1 The dollar was higher ulvi In Zurich at 1.7025 Swiss francs, up from 1 6905. More interest in Eastern N E W YOR K Th r chairman of C K T Group, onr of thr rnunlry's most active options and futures trading firms, is interested In bidding for Eastern Alrltnrs and has llnrd up Shraraon Lehman Hutton Inc. to provide finan­ cial backing, a newspaper rrportrd Monday. T h r Wall Street Journal said thr chairman. Joseph Ritchie. Is bring advlsrd by Frank Carturri, the former defense secretary, about a possible bid. Carlucrl is vice chairman of C a r l y l r G ro u p of Washington. An attorney for Ritchie said details of the bid and union Local Intaraat Them- quotations provided b y mrm brrn of thr National Association o f Securities Dealers are representative In t r r -d r a lc r prices us o f in ldm nrnln/i today. Inter• d e a le r m a rk e ts c h a n g e throughout thr day. I'tfces do not Include n ia ll markup nr murkdown. EM Ask 3% American Pioneer 2 H Harnett Hank 35% First Union 24 24% .3011 30% FPAL Fla. Progress 34* 34% 18% IliiglirsSiijiply 18 Mnrrison*»* 281* 28 fk 5KH 58% NCR Corp. Plessey 43 41 W Scotty’s 15 15% Smithrasl Hank 26H 26% SunTrust 22H 22% Wall Disnry 84 H 84% Wesllnghousc 56H 56% 19* 19% Brunswick 9W 10 Fla. National 24% 24% Winn-Dixie 47% 47% Emerson........ ...32% 32% 35H mu |>urtlclpatlou were taking shape over Ihe weekend. C R T G ro u p o| C hica g o Is not participating, the lawyer said. U .S . B a n k ru p tc y Ju d g e liurton Llflund set Wednesday as Ihe deadline for would-be buyers of Eastern to come forward. NEW YORK IUI'11 - Foreign and domestic gold A silver prices quoted in dollars per troy ounce Tuesday: Gold Eastern and Its parent company. Texas Air Corp. of Houston, say the crippled airline Is not for sale. Previous dose 377.50 up 1.75 Morning fixing 376.00 off 1.50 Hong Kong 376.05 ofT 1.20 Dow Jonas D n r Jssss Avaragas 10)00 a .a . 30 Indus 2380.68 up 4.21 20 Tru n s 1121.44 up 0 48 15 Utils 192.51 up 0.12 6 5 Stork 9 l2 .H 6 up 1.10 Gold And SJhftf Haw York Com rx spot gold open 376.10 ofTO.IK) ’ Comex, spot silver open 5.62 up 0.032 ILo n d o n m o rn in g fixing change Is based on the pre­ vious day's closing price. I Accident C t a t l m i f i M h i i IA witnesses saw Shelly L yn n N elder. 29. of Kissim m ee, struck and killed aa she was walking arroaa U.S. Highway 17-92 In Kissimmee at about 11:30 p.m. Friday. " I don't believe the driver remaining at the scene could have prevented her death.” Sgt. Simonson said. "Unless alcohol was involved, had he remained at the scene, he probably wouldn't have been arrested. Simonson said. Pol ire haven't determined If alcohol waa a factor in Ihe accident, but in his statement to police, the guard said. Collins appeared to be Intoxicated when he parked hla car in Sanford Friday night. Simonson said Collins waa traveling from Kissimmee to Sanford when Ms car allegedly struck the woman. After San­ ford police notified Kissimmee police of the In d of the sus­ pected crash car. Simonson said, Kissimmee police searched for Collins after impounding his car. "Late Saturday, his (Collins’I attorney called and advised us he wanted an appointment to come to the d e p a rtm e n t." Simonson aald. "Th e attorney said Collins had allegedly been driving and was afraid after Ihe accident. That he left Ihe scene out of fear.” Simonson said. The meeting with Collins, his attorney Ja c k Bridges and police, was set for Monday morning In Kissimmee. After bring questioned by poller. Col­ lins was arrested and booked Into the Osceola County jail. Simonson said. The Investigation continues and olhcr charges may result. Simonson said. The current charge against Collins Is a third degree felony calling for up to five years In prison and or up to a 95.000 fine, on conviction. At this int, Simonson said, police lleve Collins was traveling alone at the lime of the acci­ dent. Neither Collkts nor his at­ to rn e y w ere a v a ila b le for comment today. Revolt-----------C oatlM M d from Pag# 1A Intend for (Insur­ ance) to lx- there when It's needed. And If you'vr developed a health problem, you'll liuve trouble getting oilier Insurance.” Th e auto insurance- package was prepared by Nader's Public CitUen. Consumer Federation of America, the National Insurance Consumer Organisation. Con­ sumers Union and th r U.S. Public Research Grou|i. It incor­ porated m any features from California's relrrrndum. Voters In tla* Gulden State went to the p«4l* Iasi year to approve Pmposltion 103. which offered sweeping Industry re­ forms such as u rale rollback, rule regulation and elimination of thr stale's antitrust cxempIkJli. T h r California Supreme Court u|>hrld nsml features ol the plan May 4. The consumer coalition pre­ d i c t e d M o n d a y t h a t It s expansion program could cut auto Insurance premiums across the nation by 915 billion lo 923 b illio n . Tu c k t r — — in reorganizing the extension servlte to coordinate agriculture, home economics and youth work under one office. He led the county to becoming a pilot Florida county In develop­ ing leader-led 4-H clubs. Tucker also presented some at Ihe first farm m anagem ent BsysisnS Carts •****• Cl*r* I A m m ***— - i H i k r Pl l l i w r Ssrtsr Ja s s S P is s •lane** * M # m M arr i Fissarws B irk a rta tmrtX la t lit A taasias ia s w tS W * * «w M aw rK tJ FrasS. DaSarr P a m ciaA AS*r**#i», Dalian* J F » 1 Cants*. Dalian* D alis at Cawslan. OaSana Q a ta r* Patti* DtiMna F rtna fcaii* OaSan* \ schools In H h' Mate, and was a Ills (arm and Inane solely pro­ leader In devrfoping extension grams. and lor Ills slide talk on specialist programs on an area |miIsoiious jihiuts. He introduced basis. Although his education tile " s lo w m o v in g v e h ic le " and background In livestock emblems in tills cnoniy u ImhiI production was a faelor In Ills Iwo years l*-lon- its general use coming to Seminole County, he m Ihe slale. was later recognized as o vege­ Tu ck e rs plois-enilg wink III table specialist. H r was also widely known lor computerized soil testing residled in (lit- llrst such program III Ihe country Is-lllg eslahllslied here. Alter leaving tile extension service. Tucker was involved in commercial ugixiillurc. lust m growing watercress. Ilieli as CaciIHrctaan manager ol a Luge local dairy, M rrlltM s tk tin'll as iiw iic i .uid o|M-r.llor ill Jam atC a*mar Tucker's Fanil A Garden Center Etn a Pan11 W ills Wilitamt in Sauliild G is t,.M a rti DaBarv Jatapr. Lomanaca Daifena Gaarft Otwn. Oaliana KannatsSMNMan larw m ed f aansXma Camas OtSan F ra n a ls itl OOaan lllt M Cans at FlarM* B r » m i N m # o « i Chr i.tal A D*i*ri a bats bar Vanlor* PhathaB Graham abafcr VaMord P ln r m . Par.ar a b a t. a.' laniard tanraluS on ab a b rS 'r' Dainma He rolillliucd lo serve oil llic advlsoiy I m m I i I s o I Ihe exll-lisloli semee and lls- state la lllie r's market. Ih- w.is active h i HuFarill lliileau aixl was a 32-year llli'llll.et ol Ihe eouilly cal Ill-m en's assm laliou. and a m.uiilM-r a the county hlsloin .il SIN'iCtV Caatlawad fr#ai Faga 1A generates between 3,500 lo 4.000 trips per day. Al Iasi week's commission meeting, a related Issue was addressed wheft about a dozeir residents of Rush Hill Court off Webster Avenue at the end of Main Road told the commission­ er* they want their road vacated and closed lo traffic. A develop­ er. al a property owner's re­ quest. had erected "an Illegal blockade" with construction equipment closing the road to traffic. Due lo a fiery accident alter a motorist drove through the barricade, commissioners voted Thursday evening to In­ stall barricades and barriers nlcrllng motorists lhat the road Is not safe lo travel and lo begin the process of vacating and abandoning the roadway. Greene told the residents that Broadmoor St reel was handling 5.000 trips-per-day. which was "beyond Ihe rervlce level of capacity" as a mllcctor road. If the proposed 90-home develop­ ment is built, the only access to It will be Webster Avenue. Main Road and Broadmoor Street, worsening Ihe problem with approximately 700 more trips per day along Ihe road, accord­ ing lo Greene. In addition, a shopping mall with a theatre complex Is planned at the corner of W e ld o n B o u le v a rd and Highway 17-92. "I think If there Is ihe oppor­ tunity lo control through traffic In lhe clly. I'm wilting lo do anything I can." Greene said. He finding another access for the said Ihe county Is In desperate students. Residents said they arc con­ need of a north-south route. Residents were concerned that ce rn ed about the p rob le m If Ihe roads weir to be closed, b e c a u s e of Ih e s a f e ly of they should be done at Ihe same schoolchildren walling for buses time so as to prevent overflow and because of traffic hazards. Oreene said closing Broad­ traffic from one being directed to moor Is not the rotation enough. the other. ” 1 oppose closing Bradmoor 'You've got to control what and leaving Main open. If you streets are going to become close B roadm oor and Main minor arterial streets." he said. The Issue of closing Broad­ together, you got m y vote." said Ken Arthur or 210 Main Road moor will be proposed to Ihe commission on May 25. and a aald. Another dtlzen suggested that preliminary hearing for vacating the college be responsible for Main Road will be June I. S H A ---------------C aa tla aa d from Fags 1A before th e ' M a y I deadline. In March the com­ mission voted to seek p ro­ fessional management. Chairm an Alexander W ynn aald ihe authority would have a difficult time finding a firm lo manage the units because of Its "nasty name" across the atate. When he aald the authority would have to stay with an administration headed by an executive director. Commission­ er T e r l B u ra tll responded. "Probably." Buratll said the agency needs lo publish advertisements for firms again — this time in national publications, and with more detailed InfarmiUom The five applicants did not indicate experience with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development In their proposals. Linda Williams. Interim execu­ tive director of the authority, said she had received a number of calls from Interested firms, but only a few proposals. She aald firms hesitated to submit proposals because the authority tailed to clarify for them Its guidelines for management. "People didn't know what It Is we're looking for." Williams said. The authority advertised for management firms In Ihe Iwo dally papers In the Sanford arra for 30 days. Commissioner Bob Ball Sr., who first propped professional management of the authority earlier this year, did not attend the meeting. C o u n ty ---------C N U n M f r M Pag# 1A C o m m issio n e rs, kicked Ihe Conner said Ihe extension event off by planting an anniver­ service Is largely responsible for sary tree on the extension Ihe facl that today, one Ameri­ service grounds. can farmer has the ability to feed After a welcome by Uday himself and 98 other people. "It Y a d a v . e xte n sion d ire c to r. would not be possible for 98 Conner presented the agricultur­ percent of us to live elsewhere If ist of the year award to former Ihe farmers were not doing a extension director Cecil Tucker, great job growing the food and and county commissioners pres­ fiber." he said. ented awards to other agricul­ "Putting the knowledge we've tural leaders. learned from technology to use Ralph White «•• presented an on the farms and ranches la what the extension service Is all award for running the outstand­ about." he said, adding that ing turf grass extension pro­ "extension work In Seminole gram. Kristi Mcrlweather, cur­ County Is doing as good a job as rent 4-H Council president, was recognised for o u ts ta n d in g anywhere In Florida." Sandra Glenn, chairman of the service to 4-H. Both awards were Se m in o le C o u n ty B oard of presented b y Com m taaloner Glenn. Helen Griffith was presented an award by Cammlsalonrr Bob S t u r m fo r h er s e rv ic e to extension home econom ics. Sturm noted lhat the Homemak­ ers Council members, which Griffith heads, spent 18.000 hours In voluntary service last year. Phil Braunschweig waa pres­ ented an award by Commission­ er Pat Warren recognizing his service to the master gsrdner program, and Dr. Alvin Donnan waa presented at award by Commissioner Jennifer Kenney for outstanding service in the extension service's woody or­ namental plants program Sanford--------C aatiaasd from Fags I A City Manager Frank Falaon said approval of the revised agreement he presented lo the commission would legislate ap­ proval of the beautification concept with the Intent — but not obligation — to pay for the project at a later dale. Commissioner Whltey Ecks­ tein and Mayur Betlye Smith also voted to a p pro ve Ihe beautification concept. Smith said. 'I f we don't have to obligate money now. It gives u b b good place to start." Lake M ary and Sem inole County have sqptcd the agree­ ment and have been waiting for S a n fo rd 'a a p p ro v a l before beglnlng the project. McClanahan raid the project could get underway without Sa n ford 'a nod of a p proval. Because Lake Mary Boulevard Is not a prim ary gateway into Sanford, he said, northbound drivers out of Orlando traveling ihe roadway win find their desti­ n a tion s of Lake M ary and Heathrow "before they get to tlir run-down part of the road wc won't be fixing." Sanford's contribution would help pay for planting trees and In s ta llin g pavers along th r 2 .2 -m llc segm ent betw een Country Club Road and U.S. 17-92. and Ihe Lake Mary Boulevard i-xli-mrion Ih-I w ccii 17-92 and Sanfmd Avenue. D IA T H S C A R L J .1 T R R E 4 Carl J . Byrnes. 84. 2021 Inner Circle Drive. Oviedo, died Sun­ day at his residence. Bom Feb. 17. 1905 In Fori Riley. Kan., he moved lo Ovlnfo from Kansas Clly, Kan.. In 1943. He was a retired cable splicer for Winter Park Telephone C o. and a member of SI. Lukr's Lutheran Church. He wusu member of tinIn t e r n a t io n a l P io n e e rs of America. S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e w ife . Mildred L.; one grandchild. B a ld w in F a irch ild Funeral Home. Gnldcnmd. Ill charge id arrangements. J E A N -M A R IE F IT C H Jean Marie Filch. 44. 206 K rld e r Road. Sanford, died Sunday at her residence. Burn Sept. 26. 1944 In Geneva. N.Y.. she moved to Sanford from Denton. Texas. Ill 1984. She was a retail sales manager and a Methodist Survivors irrlu d r daughter. J c n n llc r Reynolds. Sanford: |iurcnts. C . W ilUim and Jra n M . Daytona Beach: sisters. Jan rllr. Holly Hill. Joan Ellzabrth Elss. llo u c k v H Ic . N .Y .; b ro th e r. Charles W. Jr.. Kishrstcr. N.Y. G ra m k u w F u n e ra l lln m r , Saiiturd. Ill charge ol arrange­ ments. grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fun e ra l Home. Allamtxilr Springs. In charge of arran#-mem s. N A TA LIE OREENEBRO Natalie Greenberg. 66. 69 Escondido. Altamonte Springs, died Saturday at Florida Hospi­ tal. Orlando. Bom June 8. 1922 in Trenton. N.J. she moved lo Altamonte Springs from South Carolina In 1983. She was a retired secretary lor the Nrw Jersey State Health Department and Jewish. Stir was a member of ihe Temple liar Sinai and Its sisterhood. Trenton, and the Trm ple Tree ol Llle and Its sisterhood. South Carolina. Survivors Include husband. Lorry; mother. Ceil Brrkowltz. Allamonte Springs; daughter. Sandra Lee. Allamonte Springs, sister. Janice Scherer. Boynton Beach. Beth Israel Rohm Memorial Chaprl. Delray Ik-aeli. In charge uf arrangements M ILTON RALI4M Milton Kallsh. H I. 112 Essex St.. Altamonte Springs, died Sunday at Florida Hosjillal. Allamonte Sjirtigi*. Horn June |, 1097 In Newark. N .J . he moved lo A ltam onte S p rin gs Irnm Canton. Ohio, to 1977 lie was retired from H r steel industry and a member ol the Jewish Community Center. Maitland Survivors inelialr wile. Edith M.: son. Michael A . Eugene. Ore.: two grand) luldren Hold w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte S|irings. m charge ol arrangements ELM ER GOREL Elm er Gohcl. Ml. 458 Ha­ cienda Village. Wilder Springs, died Sunday al Florida Hospilul. Allamonte Sjnuigs Horn Srpt. Hi. 1 1 X1 8 m Muddy Branch. Kv . lie moved to Wilder Springs hum Diiiitsir. W Va . In 1959 lie was a reined salesman lor Sears Kuchin k Co. FREOOtB EV E N T S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e w ile . F re d d ie Sweet. 52. 2013 V irg in ia , d aughters. D a m ir Hawkins Ave.. Sanlord. died O u y lo r. Altam onte S|irings. Sunday at Central Florida KrM . i i i o i i Tabor. Greenville. S C .: gloual Hospital. Sanlord Horn lum bers. Ksiill. Lake Mary, Nov 29. 1936 In D m Held l-.ruesi. Jacksonville, sisters. Ik-aeli. he mtsed lo Sanlord Jessie Vickers, floral City. D o n e Irom Orlando hi I960 He was a Stanley. Daytona Beach; six Inreman to* H r Orange Clly g r a n d c h ild r e n ; liv e great Crane anil Heavy Fajulpmcnl Service Co. uiid a mcndicr ol Mount Berrien Primitive ILijitist Church. Orange City He was a m em ber ul Ja m e s Masonic laxlgr 25. Knyul Chaplet 411. Knights Tcm|>lar-Jarkson l-ndgc 411. Tyre Shrirrrs Tenijile 5. Tyre Court 14. Daughters ol Sphinx Patron. Survivors its lude wile. liehrccu K.; son. Curtis. Miami, mother. Mrs llaltle. Saulnid. lust hers. Josca Sherrod. Cleve­ land. Frank Jr.. Miami: sisters. Ellu Mur C i s i |m t . Winter Park. Evelina Harris. Ikistnii; Iwo grandchildren. Wllson-Elchrlls-rgrr Mortuary. Sanlord. In charge ol arrange m rnls. ANNIE M. WILLIAMS Annie M Williams. H I. 950 Mrllutivlllr Ave.. Sauloril. died Wednesday ul liillliuvcu Health Cure Center. Sa n liin l Horn March 3. 11*18 m Sauiiersvllle. Ga . she moved lo Sunlnid tmui t h r r r III 1949 S tir was a horticulture wiskrr and a I Lip list Wilson E trlirltrig rr Mmtiiuiy. Sanlord. In charge ol .mange merits. F lfC M . i f AM M A S H f ufttf9i M f » K n t o Ja m I itch 44 ot W ttord mho dwd Vo^Uy Mill Im I o tk * k WodnradAr tHttnau* «* <>*4*140* I w*»««i Ho*** ChApNl *«Mi H * *iilt«m J hor»» oH k iglm g f t wotfi rvggy <«il G * «m to * 9W*w*#l Homo *odn»«lor »'om Ipm ufihl «0*vKOtimo A rfo n | «m »ftl| by G to m to * Homo W ilo id I unorol tto c U L U C N im . C A f M M l M C ltf*»o*ol 90 * a*<•% to* M*t (.0*10*tno C Moilo^yhim 4/ of W«lo*d mho d « d Mond*r b* ) • c Nh e d i i m i doy otto*noon ol 0 * f H M f wno*oi Homo Chopol *iM» Mo* G*#iom Mo*dy o*d Mo* Unho«d Domoio* c o o M k >oimg l o * R o w •*w *19*1 mo**Ml*iOl (Oflll Oulriint *#o 9«ig 9 »%*od H> He«|M<o o< Cv>t*o' 9 to*>do ln< 900 * '«do*»y Pioco VoEo I I I MUitiorad 11 JJMt W ilg rd CH*i%f«®o V o tin g Cooto* u* Mouw o« G«Bd*ill CO f t*9 f PfoO«y<0 *ion ChtfftM W i lo d A**oMfomoot« by G v o m io * tu*o*ol Mom * Wito*d �•A Santorrt Hprald Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. May 9. 198? Police fire on Panam anians O bservers say N orelga rigged the election " u n a n im o n s m th e ir vie w ilia l th e i n n I 1.111 I1 s ol th e e le c tio n p ro ce s s w e re so fla w e d Ih a l th e re w e re c o n tin u o u s a n d w id e s p re a d o p|M irtun itles lor m a n ip u la t io n ol th e v o t in g re s u lts liv llic In e n m tie iit re g im e " Unltad Press Inlsrnstlsnsl "Furtherm ure. Individual memlH*is ol the delegalloti otiscrvcd umuerous irregul.ulttes and observed instances ol actual fraud." the state iiienl said "Th e delegation eatinol eertllv that this u as a free and fair clrt lion " The stateinenl noted that several prominent laitlli American and l! S (tolling orgaul/allolls had eondueled surveys III recent weeks that concluded Hie opposition had an overwlielnillig lead ll said lln delegation "was slim k liv the tiemendoiis discrepancy ti**lwi*eii the results ol these reputable |sills and the Norelga regime s |iro|eetloli ol Ihc resulls " Hush was lo meet lodav with the C S delegation at the White House an admllilslrallou olllelal S . 111 I PANAMA C U T , Panama — Former Pi.nutcul 1'urt.i lias d o 1.m il tin- o|>|His|iion as wlnnrrs Hi ilu pirstilcmial rlrilio n anil Jolltril oilier I'.S iilistm rs in alleging tilt* * guvcrmill'llt rigged III.o iilr o in t- I'olu i' <111(1 |>.irainllllarv si|u.nlh H u n g -d io lgim -. .m il till.-*. lim k r u p a rally M m ut.iy liv o |i |mi« III o ii **n| , ati is i l . in n in g victory S iiiu l.iv lor prcsl ili iiii.il i .im liiliitc 'iiilllc r iiio K m lara over C arlos Diiipn ilu- h and p u k e d e a nd ld.it e (racked liv de tai in m il i nn llla rv e o m m a n d e r lie n M .iim el Nor it .ii;.i U ilm ssi ss.nd.il least tuo people Mere M ounded l.ltdaia ol the .mil Nntlrgu Civil Democratic i 'ppimtiioii Alliance, and pro Noriega candidate Do.pie ot the National l.llreratlon Coalition, troth h a v e cl.iiincil victory Noolhil.il results had Itccn n <as. d In Monday night, leaving the outcome* ol th. disputi d elei tiihi contused In deuoinii nig the vote as a Iraiiil. Carter m I i o •'d a I1' member iniern.ilion.il delegation ol u lis iii.is in I'anain.l called lot "a worldMlde oiiterv against this dletalor m I i o has stolen the elr ellirn Ilu government has taken the elections liv Ir.uid there s no doiilrl alsnil II." sail! Carter. m In' m as praised In pro Noriega ncMspapcrs as "a It lend ot Panama i arti i said ihi.iis.mds ol vole tallv sheets had l» <i i stolen or destroyed Siindav night and earlv Mon.lav and replaced wllli "lotallv coim trrlcll" il.n u r n . ills lie s.ud he m . i s eonvllieed the opposition had Mon the election "hv a margin ol I hr • 1 lo o m * \ W i sh in ihplouiai said Carter's opinion would have an es|iee|ally strong Impart on I I n.iiii .i i i i.tns l» r oust* tin tormcr president retains tiememlous |ropularitv as tin* signer ol th. I ‘.*77 I'.mama ( anal Treat v A separate I I memlier l ’ S delegation said III a siaienieut Mondav alteriKMin that delegales were Legal Notices Legal Notices NOT Ic ( o r a p p l i c a t i o n IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T FOR SEM IN OLE COUNTV FLO R ID A PRORATE DIVISION File Number H CIS CP f OB T A B D f 1 0 NOT I C f I % H f R E B T G iv e n th©* h e * h e r.re l hc'dr* o» * N lo1 •on ng cer«-f.ce*e » has f.»ed U 1 x for © *4b deed *0 t* s% wd •hf'ro'' The cerfifi ce'e number i » i s*d yea*(s» ol *h« of th# Pr ope»*f a'Mj »he ^ e ^ e l t l in + + Ch * A l t H M M t H t ©t f9 "0 *t Cert *.c©*e No fPO) ***• ol 'H i Descr f,f o r c* P'OpeFty LEG LOT LONE PINES PM 12 PG 2< *» * h .(h ©tsetsed M G 1 Hodges Norm© Hodges A 'I Cl M d property bv.rvg n *»♦ C o v " if el Sem.*©.© S*©*e ol r Ur i t u »wch c e r t if ic a ie it l v**' t *ih& «dng to l i e fhe property deter .bed to **<*> *r*.f.c©tefs) * II be so‘d *o »h# h g*esi f d Je ' a* fhe ne%» frort» door Sym m o'e CO b^lf COurthn..%e Salford > >0* 6* o r the itti d n, ol Jv/ne H I a» 11 A V A p pr0 B m *«t |y 1125 00 C©%h tor «ees \ req . ,»ed *0 be pa d by 1 t-dder at the sale r w" payment ol an ©mount eq * to *h# ►ghe»» b d plus •pp iab*e t*xum©fit©rr st©mp la te i #ntf recording lees is due a th .n ,4 h o u rs a l l t r Ih t •d.vrf »ed f m* o* Ihe U t All • *\ shall be cayh or guar arrteed "s** ^ment made pay •L • *o the Iter* ol Circuit Court D «'e d this l|th day 0* A p r,I >44» SEAL) Varyarvne V ckv* Clerk ol Circu<l Court Sern.rvo'e County Florida h » V iChetleL Stir© l>*-pu*y C»ers Pwto*.sh April 25 M ay 2 t and ’I H i D E D IH NO TICE O f A P P LICA TIO N r o d T A I O EC O N O T IC E IS m E R E B V G I V I N that G a ry M cLeren the heder p♦ *he to'toning cerlitl cate i t ) has ined sa>d cerlili ca«e's lor a la* deed lo be issued ♦hereon The certificate n u m b e r I s I and y e o r (s ) ol tssuancr the description ol the properly and the Adm elSl in ahten .» * a t assessed H #r* as fo'toas Cerfif ttale No (44 rear ol Issuance IH 4 Description ol Properly L E G I O T S I * 2 B L K II TR II A C M Ah T in s A D D P B I P GH Names m *hich assessed Nick Cor'sianiine t' sfafe el ai A m ol sa d properly being in Ihe County ol Seminole Sta*e ©I I .o' .da U nless s u c h c e r t if ic a t e d ) Siva" be redeemed according to u * it* property described in such certificate d) * lll be sold to the highest bidder at the *est front door. Semino'e County Courthouse Sanford. Florida on the >7th day ol June IH T e l 11 A V Approxim ately t i l l 00 cash lor lees •• required lo be paid by successtut bidder at the sale f u n payment of an amount r g j M to the highest b d plus app tab'e documentary stamp tears and recording fees is due j4 h o u rs e ft e r the advert.wrd time ol the sale All payments sha'i be cash or guar ar ’eed .nstrument, mad* pay able to the Clerk ol Circuit l Oort Dated IMS 24th day o! April :*r§ SI A l t Va» yanrve Morse C t n l ol Circuit Court V*»» r<tte County . F ‘or .da ha M l he"e L Stl.a Deputy C *er* Publish May l * »A. 2) »Hf UE E 2 — IN R I F S TA TE O f SANFORDF DOuDNEY Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th e a dm m tstrat'O n ol ihe e s ta te ol S A N F O R D F DOUDNE r deceased F ile Number i t 410 CP •% pend ng .n th* Circuit Court tor Semin©*# C o u n ty F lo rid a P ro b a te O'yiS'on the edd'ess o» ehich is Semino'e County Courthouse Sanford F lo rid a J2F2I The names and addresses ol me persona' representable and me persona) representative s at ♦o*n*y are sal lorth be o* AM interested persons ar* requ.red to M e * ith this court * I T h i N T H R E E M O N T H S OF T h e F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N o f T h i s N O T IC E m e'i claims agamst the estate and (2) eny o b ie c N o n by an inte reste d person on *h©m this notice *0S served that challenges the veiid •ly ol the *»M. the quani'cations ot the persona) representative venue or iwrisdiction ol the court all c l a im s a n d o r je c TIO N S N O T SO F I L E D * I L L re f o r e v e r b a r r e d Publication ol this Notice has begun on M a y* iff* Personal Representative E rm a Dengteman 170S South Park Avenue Sanford Florida J277I Attorney tor Personal Representative G Andre* Speer 200 E est Com m ercial Street Suite! Sanford Florid# 32771 Teiephona (#07) 322 42*5 Publish M ay t l*. IH T D E E 103 C ITY OF LAK E M AR Y. FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF PUBLIC H EAR IN O N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B Y TH E P L A N N IN G A N D ZONING BOARD ol the City of Lake Mary. Florida mat sa*d board *iH hold a Public Hearing on May 23 lM t. at 7 00 P M or as soon thereafter as pots'bta. to consider e request from Milt Gotten, applicant, tor a change ol lon.ng from PO to C 1 on the !oi>a*ing described property Lots 1 — t. Block l. E vansdat* Subdivision as recorded in Plat Boo* 7. Page 37. el me Public Records ol Sam mote County. Florida The Public Hearing will be held in the Commission Cham bars. IM Norm Country Club Rood. Lake Mary The Public is invited to attend and be heard SaM hearing may continue from time to lime until a final rac ommendatton it made by the Planning and Zoning Boor# A T A P E O R E C O R D O F THIS M E E T IN G IS M A D E RV TH E C I T Y FO R IT S C O N V E N IEN CE TH IS RECO R D M AY N O T C O N S TIT U TE AN AOE Q U A TE R ECO R O FOR PUR POSES OF A P P E A L FRO M A D EC IS IO N M A D E B Y TH E C IT Y W ITH R E S P E C T TO TH E F O R EG O IN G N U T T E R A NY PER SO N W ISH IN G TO E N SURE T H A T A N A D EQ U A TE RECORD OF TH E PR O CEED INGS IS M A IN T A IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E PUR PO SES IS A D V IS E 0 T O M A K E T H E NECESSARY ARRANGE M EN TS A T HIS OR H ER OWN EXP EN SE C IT Y O F LAK E M AR Y. FLO R ID A s Susan R Thorne Building A Zoning Secretary D A TE D MayS. IHY Publish M a r t ittt D EE H NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby g<von that we are engaged m business at P O Boa 4M San lord F L 32772 04M Seminole County. Florida under •to Fictitious Nam e of O R IO N E N T E R P R IS E S and that we intend to register said name with me Clerk of me Circuit Court Seminole County Florida in accordance with the Pro visions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section MS Ot f tor ida Statutes lt57 s liK h e r d O Berbre s SondraK B*»bre Publish M a r t u 23 10 itet D I E t7 The violence iM-gan Moiulav attermsin when more than 5.IKKI su|i|Mirters ol the Civil Di'iuo eratle Opposition Alliance marched Ihiough Panama City toward a govemmenl 1 (invention center where votes Iroin tile n.rlloiial elretlulls were lo tie counted I he man liers were siop|tcd two tilis ks from tin* center hv dozens ol riot |siltce armed with tear gas riihlsr lru n .h u .its and sholguns ■lorg llalkeineyer. a enrres|Nindeut Im West (ierilian radio and television, said lie s u m gunmen In civilian clothes lire Irnui a hl.u k car and hit Franklin Aran/, a camaratnun lot panama s Channel I d . as he was sitting on a curb on Panama City's Calle SO. where demonstrators were hits king the road with limning tiurrlcudcs llalkernever and oilier witnesses said Ar.ni/ was taken lo hospital bleeding hum the 1 best Ills condition was not luuncdlutciv known Other witnesses said a Panam.illlau de moustralor also w a s shot ami wounded m tlu leg hv civilian gunmen m a small van flic gunmen were believed lo he members ol an elite paramilitary group Legal Notices C IT Y O F LAKE M ARY. FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF PUBLIC H EAR IN G N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by the Planning an© /on.ng Board ot the City ot Lose Mary Florida mat sa d Board win hold a P ub1'C Heer.ng on Me? 2) m a* 7 do P M or at soon ♦her»at*e» at potttbi* to con S'der a request from the City of Las* M ary Owner and Appt. cant to vacate a portion of a p la t a c c o rd in g to C h a p te r 155 40'At vacating ot Piets tor property descr bed as per th# attached iega* descr.pt.on All of b ‘ock 4* including abu* tmg a'*ey and Sem.noie Avenue n gh t of way as recorded m Plat Boos « Page t| of me P g b '« Records c l Sem.noie County F lor ida The Public Hearing will be heid a* the City Commission Chambers at <M N Country C'ub Road The P ub i* ■* mv'ted to attend and be heard Sa>d hearing may be continued from time to time until a final rec ommendation s made by the P lanning and Zoning Board Contact the Planning Depart ment at Lake M a ry City Han tor f u rt h e r in f o rm a tio n ot (407)323 7410 A TA P E D RECORD OF THIS M E E T IN G IS M ADE BY TH E C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E N IEN CE TH IS RECORO M AY N O T C O N S TITU TE AN A D I Q U A T E R E COR D FO R P U R P O SES OF A P P E A L FRO M A DECISION M ADE BY TH E C ITY W ITH R ESPECT TO TH E FO R EG O IN G m a t t e r A NY PERSON WISHING TO E N S U R E T H A T AN ADE Q U A TE R ECO R D OF TH E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN T A IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES IS A DVISED TO M AK E TH E NECESSARY AR R A N G E M E N TS A T HIS OR H ER OWN EXPEN SE C IT Y O F LAKE M AR Y. FLO R IDA /S-SusonB Thorne Planning 4 Zoning Secretary O A T E D MayS lltf Publish May? i m D EE «t NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX O f f 0 N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , that Richard S or Leanerd C a se#Merry, the holder ot the following cortlfKofols) has Mod Mid cortiticofoUl for a taa dead to bo issued thereon The certified!* numberls) and rear(si of issuance, the de script an #1 the property, and the npm od) in which It wet assessed is 'are ot follows Certificate No IM? Year of Issuance iff) Description pi P r^ e rty L E G LO T 11 HAYM ANS A DO NO I PBSPG2 Names m which assessed Ruby T Wright, heirt All of M id pnpertv being in me County of Sam mote. State of Florida Untett such c ertificated) shad bo rodMmod according fa law. the property described in such certificated) will Be said to m* highest bidder at the west front door. Sam mate County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftertda. on the Hh day of Juno, tea? at 11 AM Approximately 1 121 00 cash ter teas is required to be paid by successful bidder at the Mte Full payment at an amount equal te me highest bid plus oppiir^te documentary stamp •ases and recording teas is duo w ith in | « hours a tta r the advertised time at the Mte All payments shall be cash ar guar an Med instrument mad? pay able to the Clark ol Circuit Court Dated rnis Iffh day ot April. log? (SEAL) Mar yenne Mors* Cterk of Circuit Court Seminole County. F lor ida By Michelle L Suva Deputy Clerk Publish April 25 May 2 0. and IS. IfBO O E D I0 I Legal Notices N O T IC E OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TAX D I E D N O T IC E IS H f l t f p v G IV E N t h a t L e o n * r <j Cats#'berry *♦* ho'dr* ot toiiow ng cerM.ce** ti h*% • *<j so d t e n f.ca*e • to* a te» »o be >«%ued thereon The cer* f CO** n wm b e r(|) yeert« o* •Sluance the desr r .p*»©n e* *he proper♦, 0 *0 the n e ^ e % m wh*(h it was assessed >s #»v a« follows C e rtfce * e N o 12*’ veer ot issuance ' t u Descr.pt.on of Proper*, L E G SEC 34 TW P 20S R G f )2 f I t AC O F W 2 AC O F N 20* M F T O F SW • OF SW « i l FSS S '0 F T ) A N >0 F T OF S 20 » T O f N 70t 71 F T O F W 20* te F T OF sw ' . o r sw . N am es iw w hich assessed Johnni# L G n tf n Ernest.ne Griffin A ll of M »d property be ng .r* •he County of Sem.noie ii|*y o* F ior .da Unless such c ertificate 's* shen be redeemed e cto 'd ng to •a# the property desir bed m such certit.ceteis) wilt be so<d to the highest b'dder at me west front door Sem.no'e County Courthouse Sanford Florida on the 12m day Ot June 'ft? a* 11 A M Approxim ately 1125 00 cash tor tees is required *o be pa d by successful bidder at m* *#># F u ll paym ent of an amount equa> to the highest b<d plus applicable d o cum e nto r stamp U ses and record ng tees is due w it h in 24 h o u rs a fte r the advertised time of the t o * All payments shall be cesh or gu#r an teed instrument, mode pay able te the Cterfc ot Circuit Court Dated m .s 2?m day at A p m itg? (S E A L ) Maryanne Morse Clerk at Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By Michelle L Silva Deputy Clerk Publish M ay t. ?. Ik. 23. i««? DEE? IN T N I CIR C U IT COURT O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU O tC IA L C IR CU IT SEM INOLE CO U N TY . FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N NO.; M O fftC A tf P COAST SAVINGS A N 0 LOAN ASSOCIATION formerly known osC E N TR A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. vs G A IL W G R IF F IN .a tv ir.a ta l. Defendants N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO NATIONW IDE M O R TGA GE 4 IN V E S TM E N T CO R ESID EN CE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O T IF IE D mat on a d ion I* tore ctese a mortgage •n the tallowing property In SEM INOLE County. Florida Lot t . Block A . S O U T H P IN IC R E S T . according te me Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book io Pages « and to. Public Records at Seminole County. Florida has boon filed against yeu. GAIL W G R I F F I N an# L A R R Y G R IF F IN , har husband and you are required te servo a copy of your written detenses. if any. te It an CH ARLES R G EO R G E. I I I . LAW O F F IC E OF C H A R LES R G E O R G E . III. P A.. Plaintiff s attorney, whose mailing address is SOI Eesi Pma. Sutte i«02. P O Boa 250? Orlando. Florida 1)002. an ar before me i?m day of May tfOt and file me original with fhe Cterk of this Court either before service en Plaintiff s attorney or Im m e d ia te ly t h e r e a f t e r , otherwise a default will be entered agamst you for the relief demanded m the Com plamf or Petition W ITNESS my hand and seal Of mis Court on the 14th day ot April ISO* (S E A L) M A R Y A N N ! M O R S! C L f R K O F T H ! COURT B y Wendy W Coi'.n* Deputy Clerk Publish April l| 21. Me» 2 f IM? 0 ! D 144 O f p v r f v m illion coRfisli e ggs laid, ab out H v# hatch Legal Notice IN T H ! CIR CU IT COURT OF T H f t lG H T C I N T H JUDICIAL CIR CU IT IN A N D F O R W M lN O l f COUNT Y. FLO R IO A CAS? N O M 1441 C A f t L SI MlNOl f (Outfit 4poiiln 4' (uM * (•(«<o* M4*r of I ksk)4 Petitioner vs t T f ASSOC IA T f S A f lew.da O n e * 4' Pe*tnef%h»p t IH S I N A I lO N A l MANS O f W IN 11 N PAW* n k e C l T l / t N S A S O U t H l UN N A TIO N A L MAN* Of t lO W l p A M l( * O U V |*OlN T iN D U S T H If S INC JO S I PM A H ATC H I 111 H L O U f N A j O fM lN C . C H f V B O N U S A iN ( IH O M A S N O A V IS W IL L IA M I t X X l l t r JU f U| f ( X ) M SA V IN G S A L O A N A S S O C IA TIO N lO N u W O O D O f f K I f k 4 1 O M B A N k S f M lN O L f C O U N T t W U 1 1AM h w u N G I C O M M U N IT Y P R Q P I U T i r S D f V I L O P M I N T (O U t 4 )U A T lO N A l Ml U T L L A N D JU wnd M INI o u t ) () L A N D i*..vlM»nd«r.d*'*v L H 'M 'N iis f ( A V O N ! <*'m1 j I AS | T T | ( A v O N t hv U ms' hI * tv C MAUL r SM H u m I * « « d I 1 1 1 N T O U D l I r hg,vi*arHi 4*vl w tr 4"<1 U A v V AL O f S »% T e . 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'fQ 4 w d*h of ?0 *ee* for mo P O IN T OF B l G I N N 'N G thence cori.nue North 44*44 )0 Wes* ti 91 tee* '*4»v4 5ov*» 0 P M It Cost 'O’ 0» »ee* *hen<e Norm ?4'5* 50 fa s t ii07**e* *hen<» Nc»*h 01*32 ' I Wes* 107 04 tee* to m* Po.r* ot Meg nn.ng Tbe 4bo«e d»sc» tvd p4»cei ip * 4 -r s I it? squ4»t »eet more or MSS 'ogr'*»* with P A U C I l NO U*0 C O U N T V UOAD477 ChAfto**e Street to S U 4)41 U f S T O U A T ION C A S ! M t N T That p4»cei of 'an d '»-n g m G'enrose le a Add to n To lo n g wood P a* Muo* 4 Page 5i Sem.noie County » i<k da more particularly dew r bed as fo"ow\ Commence a* me Northeast corner ot lo* 5 Block l G'enrose le a Add t>on To lo n g wood P*at Hook 4 Page 5) then* * North §4*54 10 Wrs* '• 02 fee* s ong *he North i.ne of sa d lo t 5 for the P O IN T OF B f G iN N iN G Ih e n C R ccmt.nue No*** et*54 » Wes* 5 0 ' feet ♦hence Sow*h 03*12 '• ! as* '07 07 *ee* thenc e Nor th f t - 54 50 fa s t 5 01 »ve* *hen<# Norm 03*32 t* Wv%* »07 0 / tve* to the Pomt of Bvq-nning The 4bOrVdeMr-tJ4dp4rceKon*4>ns 535squ4r*tve* moreCK less PAR C 1 1 NO 130 C O U N T Y ROAD427 <Charlotte Street to S R 4)4) F f ! S lM P L f Tha* parcel o* land ly n g «n Gwnrose le a Add'*on To longwood Plot Boos 4 Page 5) Sem.noie County Fior.da more particularly d vw r bed 4S to"Ows Commence at the Southeast corner ot Lo* l Block 2 G'enrose Lea Add t>on To longwood Plat Boo* 4 Page 53 thence South 44*54 2? West ; oo tret a'onq the North line of sa d Lot I to « pomt on the enst.ng westerly r.qht ot way line of County Road 427 having a width ot ?0 feet tor a P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G thence continue South 14-54 24 West 10 42 tee* thence North 03*42 05 West. 34 34 teet. thence North 03*32 >4 West 40 74 feet thence North ?4*54 50 fast. It 07 feet to a pomt on said nght of way lino, thence South 03*37 14 ' fa s t 75 04 teet aionqsa<d right ot way bne to the Pomt ot Beginning The above descr-bed parcel contams 174 square feet, more or less together with P A R C E L N O R41 C O U N T Y ROAD477 I Charlotte Street to S R 434) R E S T O R A T IO N E A S E M E N T That parcel ot land lying m G'enrose Lea Addition To Longwood. Plat Book 4. Page 53. Sem.noie County. Florida more particularly described as follows Commence at the Southeast corner ot Lot I, Block 2. Glenrose Lea Addition To Longwood Plat Book 4 Page 53 thence South •4*S4')T‘ West. 17 47 feet along the South line of sa*d Lot I for a P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G thence continue South ?f*S4‘2? ‘ West. 101 teet; thence North 01*42 05 West. 34 04 feet thence Norm 03*32 14“ West. 40 77 thence North i f 54 50 East 5 01 feet thence South 03*32 14 * East. 40 74 teet thence South 03*42 05* East 34 35 teet to the Pomt of Beginning The above descr ibed parcel contains 445 square teet. more or less P A R C E L N O 134 C O U N T Y R O A D 422 l Charlotte Street to S R 434) F E E S IM P L E Th ai parcel of land lying in Glenrose Lea Addition To Longwood. Plat Book 4. Page 53. Seminole County, more particularly described Oft follows Commence at the Northeast corner of Lot 4. Block 4. said Glenrose Lee Addition To Longwood Plat Book 4. Pag# 53. thence South g r 33a r West, t OO feet along the North Ime ot Lot 4 te a point on the •listing westerly right of way line ot County Road 422. having a width ot 00 teet lor a P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G thence continue South 04*35 41" Wost. 1001 teet thence South 03*1214" East. 145 14 teat; thenc# North i f 10 I f East 10 01 teet thence North 03*22 10" West 145 U teet to the Point of Beginning The above described parcel contains 1.451 square teet. more or less together with P A R C E L N O R43 C O U N T Y R O A D 427 (Charlotte Street lo S R 434) R E S T O R A T IO N E A S E M E N T That parcel of land lying m Glenrose Lea Addition To Longwood Plat Book 4. Page 53 Seminole County more particularly described as tel tews Commence at me Northeast corner ot Lot 4 Block 4 sa>d Glenrose Lea Addition To Longwood Plat Book 4 Page 53 thence South #4*35 41" West 17 01 feet along the N o rm line ot Lot 4 tor a P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G thenc# continue South 44*33 41 West 5 01 teet thonco South O P 32 14 East U S U t e e t thence Norm 04*10 34 East. 5 01 feet thence North O r 32 14 West 145 15 teet to the Pomt of Beginning The above described parcel contains 724 square teet more or less P A R C E L N O 135 C O U N T Y R O A D 427 (Char lotte Street to S R 4341 F E E S IM P L E That parcel ot land lymg m Glenrose Lea Addition To Longwood Plat Book 4 Page 5) Seminole County Florida more particularly described as follows Commence a* the Southeast corner ot Lot • Block 4 Glenrose Lea Add t.on To longwood Pie* Book 4 Page 51 thence South 44*27 03 West 7 00 teet # ‘ong the South line ot so>d Lot 4 to a pomt on the 0 S'Sting westerly r ght ot way Ime of County Hoad 427 tor a P O IN T O f B E G IN N IN G thence continue South 44*77 03 West >0 41 teet thence North 01*37 'k West 103 24 teet thence Norm 04*30 24 East io 01 teet thence South 03*32 14 East 10$ 22 teet te the Pomt ot Beg.nn.ng The abo»e d ru * bed parcel confams 1 057 tq*a »0 teet more or less together w.th P A N C tlS O H M C O U N T V N O A D 4 JI iChar io*te Sheet to 5 R 4)41 R E S T O R A T IO N E A S E M E N T Tha* parcel ot land '»>ng m G'enrose le a Add *-un To longwood P'a* Book 4 Page 5) S r " "O 'r County f 'o r-da more part-c u 4»'y dvsr r .bed as follows Commence at the Southeast corner ot Lot I Block 4 Glenrose Lea Add,I.on To l o n , wood Plot Book 4. 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Florida Vam.rcote County Serve os Bu'idmg 1101 E a stFirsf Streot Sanford Florida 31771 Tvephone >40" 171 1130 E s t 254 Attorney to* Petitioner Publish April 21 M ay 2. 4. 14 1444 DED 3 Legal Notice tiTiror LAKE M ARY, 8 LOBIDA N O TICE O f r u s u c h e a e .n o NOTICE t i H E R E B Y G IV E N b , -h* P 180010, 8 0 , Zoom, B08.d o. Cl.* Ot 1848 «A8f» flO»,d8 .08. U C B08TC Will wo'd 8 Put..c H88rm, an Alar II . <Wf a* I 88 P W . ar at Mao .Wa-ra.Nr 8% pottibia. N can t-dar a ratuatt Iron. Ca.Nn H om *i |nc . tor a Pral.mtnary Subdixtian R a »a * appreral w.th a vananca N Appandtr A. W c . hjo |i tubtti.uTin, a 8 ft h.,h trick wall with a cambma twn buck wall an, lanOTcap, barm lor OTubN Iranlaft N il In an araa /ana, C I t « IN toiiowm, date riba, prapar.f C O A A A tE N C E A T T H E N O R T H S A IT C O R N ER O f G R E E N R R IA R OP LO C H ARBOR TH IR D LECTIO N A t R ECO R D ED IN P L A T BOOK 11. PAGE 11 O f TH E PUBLIC R E C O R O L O f L E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A ; A N O L A ID P O IN T B E IN G I I 88 F E E T SALT O f TH E W ELT E R LV R IG H T O F W AY LIN E OF C O U N TR Y C LU B ROAO (C O U N TY BOAD III; TH E N C E ALO NG TH E E A S TE R L Y BOUNDARY LIN E O F LAID G R E E N B R IA R O F L O C H AR BO R T H IR O L E C TIO N IC O U N TR Y CLU B ROAO I ANO A SO U TH ER LY EX TE N S IO N T H E R E O F R U N L O U TH M D E G R E E !. M I I " E A S T. TM88 F E E T . TH E N C E LO U TH OT D EG R E E S . SI'. * ' W C t T . U H F E E T TO A P O IN T ON TH E W E S TE R L Y R IG H T O F WAV L IN E O F L A ID C O U N T R Y C L U E ROAO AL SHOWN ON TH E P L A T OF C O U N TR Y CLUR OAKS A t R ECO R D ED IN P L A T ROOK J8. PAGES U ANO Bt O F TH E P U BLIC BE C O B O L O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A FOR A P O IN T O F R IO IN N IN O . T H E N C E L I A V I N O S A ID R IG H T O F W A T L IN E RUN SOUTH (8 D EG R EES. I T . W W EST. 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S8 I I TO A PO IN T ON TH E SOUTHW EST CORNER OF LO T <8 OF SAIO C O U N TR V C LU B OAKS TH ENCE FROM A TA N G E N T B E A R IN G OF N O R TH It O E G R E ES 8k » W EST RUN NO R TH SI O E G R E ES SI 88 E A S T 110 00 F E E T ALO NG T H I S O U TH E R L Y BOUND A R T LINE OF LO T 18 TO TH E SO UTH EAST CORNER OF LO T ii. t h e n c e a l o n g t h e E A S TE R L Y BOUNDARY LINE OF LOTS IS. 14. II AND 18 OF SAIO COUNTRV CLU B OAKS RUN N O R TH m D EG R EES . B l. I I " W EST. H I M F E E T TO A P O IN T ON TH E SOUTH E B L T BO UNDAR Y LINK OF A F O R E S A ID G R E E N B R IA R OF LOCH A R B O R T H IR O SECTIO N. TH E N C E L E A V IN G SAIO BOUNDARY L IN E OF C O U N TR Y CLU B OAKS RUN A LO N G TH E S O U TH E R LY ROUNOARY LIN E OF SAIO O R E E N R R IA R OF LOCH A R B O R T H I R O S E C T IO N TH R O UGH TH E FOLLOW ING COURSES AND DISTANCES T H E N C E N O R T H 81 D E G R E E S . M*. 41" EAST, t i n F E E T . TH E N C E NO R TH 88 O E G R E E S . II '. 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T H E N C E S O U T H B8 OB GR EES. M ' I I " CAST. IM M F E E T A LO NO SAIO R IG H T OF WAV LIN E T O TH E PO IN T O F M O IN N IN O Th* Public Haarm , will Ba haW M tha City CammiMWn Chambart IN N Caunfry Club Raad. Lata Wary Florida Tha public Ik tnyiW, W attend th* Public Haarm, a n , b* h**.« SaM haarm, may centmu* Hem lima I* tun* until a rac am man daitan.» n e w by tha Baer, NO TE A TA P E D RECORD OF THIS M E E TIN G It MAOC RV TH E C IT Y FOR ITS CON V C N IC N C C TH IS R ECO R D M AY NOT C O N S TITU TE AN A D E Q U A T E R E C O R D FOR PURPOSES OF A P P EAL FROM A DECISION M ADE RV TH E C ITY W ITH R ESPECT TO TH E FO REGO ING M A T TE R A N Y PERSON WISHING TO EN S U R E TH A T AN AOE Q U A T E R E C O R O O F TH E P R O C E E D IN G S I t M A IN T A I N f O FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES I t AOVISCD TO m a r e t h e n e c e s s a r y AR R A N G E M E N TS A T HIS OR H E R O W N E IP IN S E C ITY OF LAKE M A R T FLORIOA 1 luten B Therne • u.ldm, B Zan.n, !*<>*<*.( O A T IO M a r l >«OT Pub.-ah M a r l HOT OE E <88 �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Tuosday, Ma/ 9 19B9 T» Bush ponders Panamanian policy BRIEFS Baker seeks more U.S.-Sovlet links HKl.StNKI. Finland — SrrrH n ry til Stale Jantrx Baker, heading In M i i m i i w Inr Id* tlrnt vlxll with Soviet leaiter Mikhail Outliarhrv. sav* file Bush arlinltilHtraUiin wauls In leal Ihe Kremlin nil Issues Irevniiil arms ennlrnl anil Inniian rights Baker, who meets Werlnesilay with Snvlel Foreign Minister Kiln.ml Shevardnadze ami with CJirrlwiehev Thursilay. Inlrl le|Mirlers alMiaril Ills plane. "Th e goal Is in make II elear In the Soviets III.il we are seeking fill aellve. eonslruellve. [xmlllvt' and expanding relationship wtlli Ihe Soviet ( 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 ." Mils means. Maker salil. testing Ihe Soviet Union's "new thinking" aeross ihe lull range of InternalInnal relations — lievoilil ihe IrarlltIona 1areas 1 1 I atiusi'oiitrol ami human rights. Maker salrl I lie United Stales reengnlzrs there Is real ehatlge taking plan- Inside Ihe Soviet Union and I'resldenl Bush wauls In see whether the Soviets are prepared to apply these rhailges In luleinallrinal relations. rs|x-t-lully III regional jxrlnls of r trl itlit I. sueh as Ihe Mlihtle Kast, i\ senior otlletal almanl the Maker plane salrl, "W e'll try to put a Hush stamp tin the relationship hv eotieeutrating on regional and Iratisnaliiinal Issues " Stale llepaiitneiil ollieials said lhal "transtiailonal Issues" llielmled trnss-tmrder mailers sueh as proleellon of the envirrmmeni or rnmltalllng irrrnrism and drug irallleking Consumers concerned ebout food safety CHICAGO — Cnnsiimers are expressing new concern alKiul whether ihe timmI at llielr supermarket Is side In eat. and are partlrnlarlv worried alsmi ehemleal residue on trull and vegetables. Ihe lixxl Markctltiu lustllule said Mrinduy. Ihe liisiiiiile. a linn prolll organization ol some IJiOO Itxxl retailers and wholesalers. urged suppliers In reduce Ihe use of ant It ul I ii rill chemicals "wherever appropriate." A survey released at Ihe Inslllule's I BUM Supermarket Indiistrv ('onvenllon showed rr|Nirls on alleged health hazards IKisetl tiv Alar residue on apples and nti the dlseovery or Iwo cyanide laced gta|X 's lm|x>rted Imm Chile sent eonsumrr eonlldenee Itltoa tallspln. "I can I lentil a lime when ehemo-phohla has been more rani|Mni. and ihe basis lor II so unclear." KMI Chairman Dean Werrles mid n|m riirs. "W e’ve had enngh drama lately for u T V mlnlserles." The KMI decided Iasi hill lo make produrl siifcly Ihe focus of Its annual cmisumcr alttlulcds survey. The survey was coudurtcd miiltiuwlde m .hmuury — Ix-fnre the reports on Alnr-lalollted apples and the Chilean Irult scare surfaced. Il showed MO percent of Ihe people rpiesllonrd said product safely was somewhat important or very Important, and 82 itereenl Idnitlllcd chemical residues as Ihe most serious food hazard. Still. Ml iM-reeiil said they were eonipletely or mostly confident lhal the Inod In their »u|x-rmurket was safe to eat. while 15 [terreitl sidd they were soniewhal doubtful. 2 perrcnl siiitl they were seriously doubtful and 2 |>crccni were unsure. Utah fusion pionatrs stick by tbsir guns LOS ANGKLKS — Tw o chemists who stunned the scientific world with llielr claims of having achieved nuclear fusion on a tabletop rejKirted encouraging rx-sulls In their latest tests, but a lop researcher dismissed Ihe experiments as nothing more than high school chcmtslry. Stanley Pons and Martin Ftelschmann. who sent shockwaves through the scientific community with their March 23 announcement ol producing "cold" nuclrar fuslnn In a flask of water, defended Ihclr work Monday night during a meeting of the Elec-trochcmlcul Society. "Much of this Is high school chemistry." Caltech chemist and theoretician Nathan Kcwls lold a [lacked news conference when* scattered bickering among scientists pro and con on Ihe Idea of roam temperature fusion Iniemilllenlly broke but. W ASH ING TON - I'resldenl Hush called a meeting today with his Irani of observers that fr>nrid "numerous Irregular!lies" and "aclnal fraud" In Panama's election, n virtual referendum on Gen. Manuel Antnnlo Noriega. Hush has not yet said whal. If any. further net Ion he would lake lo irv lo force Norlrga Imm power If Sunday's election was rigged hy ihe military strongman. Possible options would Include Increased economic sanctions against Panama, as well as Ixtl sirring the U.S. military presence In Ihe Central American region. U.S. nlfldats salrl Some memlx'rs of Congress have re­ V A ’s Agent Orange claims thrown out United Free# I r t w i i t e w l SAN FRANCISCO - A federal juilge has given Vietnam veter­ ans a victory hy ruling the government was unfairly rigid In determining If more than 31.000 vets q u u llllfd lor disability tx-ni'llts for iH'Ing ex|x)si-d lit Agent Orange. “ This Is u ma|or victory with lar-mtchlng Impllcailons." said Mary Sloul, I'resldenl of the 35,000-mcmbcr Vietnam Veter­ ans of America, which sued the Veterans Administration over Its h a n d lin g of Agent O ran g e claims. "Th e ruling validates what ihe Vietnam veteran has hern say­ ing lor years," she said, "that Ihe VA iuts fulled to give Agrnl Orange victims a fair heating." U.S. District Judge Thcltnn Henderson ruled In a decision made public Monday that llir VA udnptcd an "Im p e rm is s ib ly demanding" Irsl to rtcrmlnc whether vetrrans qualified fur benefits, mid said the VA Impro|terly refused lo give veterans llte benefit of the doubt In meeting the high standard. Henderson ordered Ihe VA lo reconsider the more than 31.001) Injury claims using a less strin­ gent lest under which Ihe vrls w o u ld h r a llo w e d in use statistical evidence showing u significant correlation between Agrnl Orange and ihe diseases I '( )H III K G O O D u n - : . . . t il iFumiahad "I have always tx-rn ready lo acknowledge the fact that our experiments may be faulty." said Flelschmann of the University of Southhampton. England who with his University of Utah colleague proclaimed achieving fusion In a jar. I ■■Praam. t S rth U n lit Thai Include: I • W ASHES • DRYER "You cannot prove something right. You can only prove something wrong." said Flelschmann. noting as far as he Is concerned, chiles of Ihe unusual experiments have yet lo prove Ihe phenomenon Is not fusion. I • CAELE • TELEVISION BET FLUE - UN U N ITE D LOCAL TELEPHONE USAOE • CORPORATE LEASES AVAILABLE Nuclear fusion Is Ihe mind-boggling reaction that fires stars and the sun and Is the basic read Ion in Ihe tremendous power of hydrogen tximhs. A viable method of producing II would solve the world's rnergy problems. commended that Bush drclarr null and void Ihe treaties signed a decade ago hy President -Jimmy Carter that would turn river Ihe Panama Canal to the Panamanians In IMMM. Last week. Bush refused lo publlely discuss nny possible retaliation — oilier than vowing lo refuse to recognize Ihe results of a fraudulent rlrctlon. Bush Invited his rnllre 14-member ob­ server delegation to the White House. On Monday. Ihe group's chairman, Hep. John Murthn. D-Pa.. talked by telephone with national security adviser Brent Seowrrofl. n U.S. olTlrlal said. As of late Monday, following a rally In Piinama C lly that was broken up by gunflree from riot -equipped policemen, both U s I M I r a n International •ciccTRicmr •u tilities For weeks, Bush and his advisers have wrestled with the question ol whal acllon could or should lx- taken In the event pro-Noriega forces won the election through fraud and manipulation. The United Stales has been frustrated Inr more Ihun a year In Its hid in hirer- Noriega who Is under U.S. Iiidlelmeni tin drug charges, from [xiwer through pnllllral prr ssurv. military Intimidation and i 'd iiio iii Ii sanctions. Related story. Page 6A A tlantis in good condition UntteO P rase teteractlw ial E D W A R D S A IK F O R C E BASE. Calif. - The shill Hr Allanils appears lo have sailed th ro u g h ils fourth space mission In good rondlltnn, officials say. selling Ihe singe for Ils next flight 111 October lo launch a n u clra r-p o w rre d probe lo Jupiter. Commander David Walker and ro-pllot Knnuld Gruhe guided Ihe big spaeeplane In a gentle landing on n conrrrte runway In the high Mojave Desert at 12:44 p.m. I'D T M o n d a y , fo u r days after blastoff and deployment of Ihe Magellan Venus radar map­ i pr herbicide caused the Illness. The VA failed In gram a single onr of ihe service injury claims filed since IBH4 based on exposure lo the herhleldc and allowrd only a small number of claims before that for a rare skin disease, according In lawyers for veterans. The ehemleal defoliant, con­ taining Dioxin, was used in Ihe 1900s to elear Ihe jungles of Vietnam In order lo deny cover to enemy soldiers. Il has been linked loraneerous tumors, liver damage and other debilitating diseases. Neither Ihe Justice Depart­ ment nor Ihe VA had an Im ­ mediate response lo Hie ruling. " T h is ru lin g w ill refocus public attention on Ihe VA's disgraceful handling or the Agent Orange Issue." Sloul said. ping probe from A iln u iK -. payload hay. Magellan, named alter tin I(3th-century Portuguese ex­ plorer. was Ihe first U.S. tu tcrptauctiiry spam-rail In h<hiunrhcil In I I years and ihe llrsl In a series of new bigllt'kcl NASA robot crati hound fnr Ihe far corners of Ihe solar system. "With all these ihlngs com­ ing together It's really hard not lo put a big grin 0 1 1 your fin <• and lx1 proud of whal we're doing." Rear Adm. Richard Tru ly, a former astronaut and N A S A 's a d m l l t l s l r a l o r designate, suld at a posikiiullng news conference, T R A N S M IS S IO N TROUBLE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Strttl •Sanford 322-8415 29 Years Same Locution F A M IL Y O W N E D NOTICK OP CHANQK OP LAND USE CITY OP LANK MARY, FLORIDA PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD MAY 18, 1080 THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, FR0F0SES TO CHAN0E THE U S E O F LA N D WITHIN THE AREA SHOWN IN THE MAF IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. A FUBLIC HEARIN0 ON THE PROPOSAL WILL BE HELD ON MAY 11.1M9, AT 7:00 P.M. OR A t SOON THEREAFTER A t FOMIBLE IN THE COMMISSION C H A M B E R S AT 1M N. COUNTRY CLUB ROAO, LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to consider an ordinance entitled: A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F LA K E M ARY. FLO R ID A . A M E N D IN G O R ­ D IN A N C E N O . 239 O F SAID C ITY : A D D IN G A N EW LA N D USE C A TE G O R Y T O B E K N O W N A S U R B A N E S T A T E S : E S T A B L IS H IN G A M AXIM UM R E S ID E N TIA L D E N S ITY FO R SAID LA N D USE C A T E G O R Y : P R O VID IN G A D E F IN ITIO N : P R O V ID IN G S E V E R A B ILITY . C O N F L IC T S . A N D E F F E C T IV E D A TE . CALL (407) 330*19001 From United F ra il International raports sides claimed victory 1 1 1 tilt- cirri Ion. The op|xislMon parly also charger! fraud hy Norlrga forces. I LAKE ML. SANFORD A N D to consider land use amendments as shown In the map below At the Public Hearing, the Com m ission will consider recommendations from the Local Planning Agency on the proposed amendments and receive comments Mom the public Th e City Com m ission will authorize the transmittal ol the am endmenls lo Ihe up propriale State agencies and set a date and time for the second Public Hearing Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed changes ami or written comments may be filed with the City Clerk, 120 E. Lake Mary Boulevard. Suite 115. Lake Mary, Florida. Copies ol Ihe proposod amendments may be inspected in the City Clork's OHIce, Monday through Friday. 8 00 A M until 4 30 P M C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y ■ i H "/'U v-U"e, 1X 'U 4 2 _r/ ‘ • ■ ~ >7 * £ .r ? i. , 2 ! I fits b h 7 10 and ikp South \ A of ItflS 8 arid 4 bfdwoi'n Lvb he lam * and North btrtwtv Sanford Substantial f arms Change from Mural M«‘suH'fitidi lo Lo a Density Mes.dentiai PAMk Ayf NUf Of Vi lO PM E NT ? North ink* ut Lap*' Ma*» Bird ••abt of rjilroad creating M t) Dura'll s Addition l id fi Change from Medium Low Dentil, to Office Hestfrctud Gofnmwctai Professu mal (31 fice 1 awrente Aiptari ? ; ' ' o C J f .lV i « - 3 1 ,'r. . * . * . _*•_ j l A K F- MARYBLVD 1• * i • jr\ W t now accept MasterCard and Vita. •* .. /ST 1 ■ 1' / | P ‘' ■/ - - T7& *r Sanford Heratd P E R S O N S ARE A D V ISED TH A T IF TH E Y DECIDE T O APPEAL ANY D ECISIO N M AUI AT TH IS M E E TIN G , TH E Y W ILL N E E D A R E C O R D OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S A N D FOR S U C H PURPO SE. TH E Y M AY N E E D TO EN SU R E TH A T A VER B ATIM R E CO R D OF THI P R O C E E D IN G S IS M ADE W H IC H R E C O R D IN C L U D E S THE T E S T IM O N Y AN D EVID EN C E UPON W H IC H TH E APPEAL IS TO BE MADE FLORIDA S T A T U T E S 280 0 10f. �•A — Sanford Hrraid Sanford florida Tuesday. 9 Sanford reinstates living area requirements to previous level By LAURA L. 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United Telepf. ne Theonlyph net nqkiru quickly because all the hatdw jte is •• \ATI0\AL >Kl KIT) >YSU MS OFMARI0\L'UL STY any answering service is United to upgrade '.out telephone system Is s. y *di n.paiu will yerntxsl United Telephone ol Florida Call On The Strength Of United. * ( a ll for u / H U . b u s in e s s ( u m m unu ttlu m s .tu d il I so t) | l.‘ JJJ4 ! S i Em pire o f Am erica I 9 . I -.ft. r . ••.*.* . . .< ............. : ' •• »•«. * It t I* •••• • < ' H I . . L’.vdi A’ov' jn d h jr . i Cj Iim - is No matter how big >our business Business Connevlmn ' that all h u m u '* / r J expensive and more ellicienl than gets United Telephone has the tech­ There S United > ABC Advanced i EARN ' i EXTRA IXTKKKST U u * -T, f .» “Weserve 22,000 customers and have 120 employees but all we need is one phone company. * * •« >! % < ■. « » •• S «• « I .,;.* . . I ‘ a .s * . : W * .• !.. . • It . . • .1 • » r mml * 4 . • >••• t • I �I IN BRIEF AMERICAN LBAQUB Felix sparks Blue Jays to rout M ir llltir .lavs s i i . i |i|Matl Ih r Mdrllirrs wimiiiiU sin .iK with . 1 IO I victory Monday niUlit .it Toronto anal ni.iv Im vr lounil a Iradofl Inttrr in the pust-ss. •liinlni Kelts. replacing Ih r slumping Llovd Mosrhy at thr top ol ih r lulling order, scored Ih rrr rims and rlnivr in tlirrr m it r With Tnrnnlo tiding a th m -g a m r losing streak and losers ol 11 ot thi ll last Cl. Mm.liter .lim y Williams moved Kells Into thr Iradoll |Nisltlon K e lls , m a k ln ii his lonrtli start slrnr Im-iiiu called np horn Triple A Syracuse on May 2. Is hlttlnit 7 ln r -l4 with lour rim ssm rrdam l live Kill The 2 1-year-old Dominican sinitlril Inn run to I muter a lour run fourth innlnit. and tripled In a |m u ol runs tos|tuk a three run seventh Innlnit. Klsrwhere in the Al.. Tesas stumjird New York 13-2. California erushasl Detroit B-2. Oakland uvrriMiwrrrtl IK.iltInnm- 111 and Min­ nesota edited lloston 4-12. Chicago at Mllwaukrc was |iosl|Mined lM-iuuse ol lud weather. NBA PLAYOFFS Warriors looking for answers It took hut 4 H minutes lor Ikm Nelson to hill from itcnius to just another coach The itenlus lag was pul nest to Nelson's namr lor Ills masterful (oh |<uldlnit the Gnldrn State Warriors to an n|wnlng round sweep over the Utah da//. Dili then the Warriors were wmmlly delrated In Game I ol their Western C'nnlrrrnrr sernlllnal with the I'hornlsSuns. T h r 130-103 debacle left Nelson searching lor answers heforr the hesl-of-seven s«-rles resumes Tuesday In I'hornls. "I'm trylnit tollnd some sliuatlons that would enforrr some Ithus that I have." Nelson said. "I don't think at this stage n| the seuson there's anything jiosltivr you ran gel isit of that lloas). We just havrtojsit this one liehlndus." NHL PLAYOFFS Flamaa work ovortlmo for win C H IC A G O — Al Marlnnls scored a power-play goal at 15 05 if overtime Monday night, lining (he Calgary KUmra to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Dlackliawks and a 3-1 advantage In their Slanlry Cup semifinal series. Marlnnls llrt-d a slap shot fmm the right rirrle jrast thr slick side ol Alain Chcvricr. scoring I OH alter defenseman Trent Yawney was sent off for delay of game. The shot. Calgary's sixth rf the overtime session to Chicago's two. silenced the noisy sellout crowd of IN.472. The hest-of-seven Campbell Cbnference Anal shifts hack to the Olympic Saddledome In Calgary for Game 5 Wednesday nlghl. with the Flames looking to advance to the Stanley Cup finals for the second time In four years. Game 6. If necessary, returns to Chicago an Friday night. NATIONAL LBAOUB Cincinnati adds to Mata’ wooa If the New York Mets' current offensive attack were a hospital-ridden patient. H would draperairly he In need of a transfer lo Intensive care. Heading Into Monday ntght'a game In Cincinnati, the Mrta were searching for a way to rrsuacltalc Ihelrlifrtcaa lineup. However, after the Reds' 34) shutout of New York, the Mets discovered their condition was worse than Ihry origi­ nally thought. "Th e last few days o u r bats have been sick." said Meta Manag­ er Da vey Johnaon. Jo h n s o n has good reason to be concerned about the health of the Ills tram's offense. The Mets have been shut out twice In a row — losing to llouaion’a Jim Deshales 5-0 Sunday — and have not srorrd a run in 23 ro n rc u tlv c Innings, collecting only nine hits durtnglhat punch less stretch The Iasi pitcher the Meta needed to encountrr waa fireballing Wrtkrout artist Jose Hljo. Kijo. 3-0. struck out nine and yielded only two hits over seven Innings.- ■AMEBAI4. 1 2:15 p m. — W GN. San Fratrlsco Giants at Chicago Cubs. (IJ F lt llt T W M I l H.05 p m . - W TH S. NDA |4ayufD. Chicago Dulls al New York Knlcka. (LI ! 10030 p.m. - W TH S. N liA lOayoUs. Golden Slate Warriors al Phoenix Suns. (1.1 IKM'KKY 7:30 p.m. — SC. N H L semifinals. I'hiladrlphla Flvrrs.it Munirtul Canadirns. (LI Maranatha retakes first in church softball league for second with the Methodists nl 5-2. Just a half-game behind Marnnatha (5-l|. The Clmteli of God Isanolher half-gicmr liark at 4-2. leading the attack for Central was.lnhn larnier with a single, triple, and two runs scored. Moss had two singles and two nuts scored: Mike McCoy and Hob Robertson each singled and scored a run: Eddie Cogguu lilt a double: and Henry Knerr. Illake Smith, and Julie Farr eac h singled. Fur First Methodist Jack Kltnnhc-url and Jim Thomas both had three lilts and a run scored. Mark lilythe had two singles and a run scored: Robert Jones had a single anil a triple: Hr!,in llurke had a double and a run scored: Jem Eltnnhead had a single and u run scored: and Robert and Dean Smith both had a single. In rhe opening contest. Markham nut hit Orate 25-23 hut Grace scored more tuns. Dave Ferneau led the way for Grace with four hits. Including Maranatha IVntaccmtal m onk sole posrsslnn of first place In the Sanrnrd Churrh Co-Ed softball Iragnr without rv rn picking up a glove Saturday as the Church of God didn't show up for a game, handing Marnnlhn a 7-0 forfeit win. In othrr games played Saturday at I'Inrhiirst I'ark. David Moss' two-out rht single In the l»>ttom ol the seventh heljied Central lla|>tlst 1 letr.1 i First United MrthiNllst 0-5 and knock Ihr Methodists nut of Arst place. Grace Christian camr up with a |>alr of vlrlnrlrs, drfratlng Markham Wood* First Dajitlsl 17-10 in uinr-lnulngs anil heating the lather Day Samis 13-11 Ilia make-up game of an earlier rain Hilt. In the Imirlh game of the day. the lutler Dav Saints came up with their Arst win of the season. iM-atlng First Na/arrne B-H. Central IMpttsl's victory moved them Into n tie three triples, and three runs scored. Aaron Thiel lind three singles, a double, and scored Iwo runs whllr lamer Markley had Ihrrc singles and scored Iwo runs. Julio Galarra had Iwo singles and a double: Shannon Spill had iwo singles and three runs sewed: Davr Samurl had Iwo singles and scored two runs; Eric Taylor had two singles and scored a run; Jerry Llngenfrller had a single and scored two runs: and Paul Osteen and Nelson Romaics hud a single and a run sewed. Fur Markham. Joe Chambers had iwo singles, a double, a triple, and sewed three runs while Mull Oclmcr four singles and four runs srorrd. Tom Palumbo addrd four singles and a run scored: Gury Davis Ih rrr singles and two runt scored: and Richard Walker three slnglrs and a run sc-wed. Dill Trrw llllgrr contributed Iwo singles and Iwo CS m First, Psg* IB Looking to finish on top Lake Howell, Oviedo hoping to score well at state meets Bp MASK BtVTNB Herald spoilt writer Lakr Howell will send a lota) of six athlete's in the 4A state meet Ibis Saturday at Showallrr Field In Winter Park with high hopes that they ran all do well In the Anal meet ol 1 he srason. T h r Silver Hawks have Ave boys and one girl heading for the state finale- and all six havr a good rh an rr In score for (heir lesm. Lake llowrll will send three Indi­ viduals along with thr 440 relay to Ihr hoys mrct with Stacy Johnson qualifying In ih r 440 yard run for the girls. "Stacy has bren nursing a slight hamstring pull for about a month now." la k r Howell girls coach Tom Hammontrrr said. "She'a jual been running wrll enough lo qualify and she's bren taking II eaay on the leg. She's been looking stronger In practice this week. "She ran both the 220 and the 440 In the regkmals and qualified in the 440. Thats the race she wants to be in and It would be nice to are her end her career the way she started, with a stale champion." Johnaon won two state champi­ onships In her freshman season al Trinity Prep In Class IA before transferring to Lake Howell In order lo run against tougher competition. "She's teamed 1 0 train differently here and has been Improving." Ilammontree said. "She knows the level of competition here and la capable of doing well In the state meet." Johnson has run 54.4 in the quarter mile and with a good race Saturday night could Aniah as a slate champion. Johnaon knows what II takes to he on tap and knows how lo run against stiff competition. "Th a t'a the nice thing about running and competition." Hammontree said. "O n any given night anything can happen. And If Stacy S T A TS • IIU I — ItsnMrl son • M S Im ss- Kavss M VsrSRun 1W stsrisw R ster l — T m w I Ta s ttisllu n arses akciser - 1 Ffwamwi se a«cw Nk W M r ta s w - Itssssmsrs) MS a«i*r snS MS Ssisy mats •— Itsrusrl MifS sort l-l/ u M s rlH lp iJw 'W runs well she could do very well." Marquette Smith. Mike Oolns. Kavan Howell. Hector Rodrigues. Bruce Mc-Clary and Rick Evans. Smith made the meet In both the long jum p and the 440 relay with Goins making It In the high Jump and Howell In the two mite run. Rodrlguea. M cClary and Evans make up the rest of the 440 relay team. "We're real excited about the state meet.” Silver Hawk coach Buddy Garrison said. "W e have a real young group going and that'a real encouraging for our future. We've laid some groundwork for the future and things look real promis­ ing right now." Smith goes In with one of the best leaps in the long Jump with Oolns and Howell both In the middle of the pack In their events. The 440 relay will have a tough outing as II has a strong field entered In the meet. "We're hoping for the best but we also know the level of competition la very high." Oarriaon said. " T h r kids know this Is the last meet and that Its time lo give their best effort." Oviedo High School will send two athlete’s to the Claaa 3A stale meet Howell's Iona female representative at the stale track meet (hit Saturday will be Stacy Johnson. A two time stale champion as a freshman al Trinity Prep, Johnaon will go up against Class 4A competition this weekend. Kiwanis Club pounds Optimists DAV rallies past Herald correspondent San Ila Barnes. Yolanda Cox and Angela Arnold each hit a home run and scored two runs as the Kiwanis Club defeated thr Optimist Club 17-0 In Sanford Junior Girl's Soft hail action at Fort Mellon Park Monday. Pilcher Cox of the Kiwanis threw a no-hlticr and allowed only one Optimist base runner to teach base tn the contest that lasted only three Innings because of Ihr 17-run m erry rule. T h r Kiwanis scored Ave runs In Ihr Arst. Ave runs In Ih r second, and arvrn In Ihr third as they pounded out 15 hits and cruised to the victory. Cox also had a double lo go with her homerun. Others with hits were Nlcktrhu Dunn with a single, double, and Iwo runs scored;. Latonya Cofield with iwo singles and two runs scored: Marcia Riggins with two singles and a run arorrd: Shawana Montgomery with a single and Iwu runs srorrd; and Tyresr Redding. Tessa Prison. Renee Farmrr. and Tonesa Cutnrsl wllh u single and a run scored each. The only person lo rrarli base lor Ihr Optlmtsts was Kelly Otis, who walked In Ihr second Inning. T h r Junior girls 110-12 yrars ol age) play Monday and Wednesday al 5.30 p.m. al Ihr suflball field In Fort Mellon Park nil the lakrfnmt. Butch’s Chevron gets past Rinker Hutc h's Chevron ramc up wllh iwo runs In Ih r top of Ih r filth In n in g to post a romr-from-behind 8-7 victory over Rlnkrr Materials In IV r W rr action of Ihr Sanford Lillie Major Baseball League al Roy Holler Firld Saturday morning. The IV r W rr Dlvlslun Is for 7 lo B-yrar-old children. Hutch's luok a 2-0 lead In Ihr top of ih r Arst on singles by William Kirby. Jo h iulh a n Justice, and Kelvin Colion. Hut Rlnkrr camr bark with a run uf Its own In ih r bottom ol thr Inning on an error and a single by Nicholas Lrarh. After a s c o re lrs« second Inning. Hindi's tnrrrasrd Its lead by scoring lour In the lop ol thr third. Hrandnn Illake. Brandon Johnson, and Colion had hlis In Ihr inning Hut Rlnkrr answered with two runs ol its own In thr bultont ol thr Inning. Ihr hlg hits coining oil thr hats o( Joseph Thompson and Shaun Merrill Rlnkrr held lluleh's call limit a inn m the fourth and came up with a lour n|xii ol its own to take a 74) lead alter lour. Dante H a rm . Mike Casen/a. Leach, and Erik Williams had slnglrs Then Bin cits got iwu in ihr Idili mi singles hy lllakr. Johnson, and Cnllon First Union, 22*6 Herald correspondent Tin- Disabled American Vrtrrrlis |N>undrd nut 17 lilts as they c ame luck Irnm an early drilrit In |m is I a 2241 vic tory over First Union lim k In American Division action rd thr Sanford tattle- Major Haw-lull la-ague al Roy llolk-r Field Monday night. In Ids llrsl start cd the srason. George Heaxlry llrrd a lour hitler ami struck out six. lie allowed six runs In Ihr llrsl two Innings as First Union got nit in a Iasi slari. thru settled down and threw shut-out lull ih r rest nl the way. DAV worrit lhre«- runs In (lie lop ol ih r llrsl when Um -niin Hunt and Beasley singled and Kelvin lluller doubled around a First Union error llol First Union c ame right tuck and pm a loin s|miI on thr D u n ! on lour walks and a single hy Knderk k Peterson D AY lied Ihr wore in the tn|> ci the set ond indy lo see Firs) Union rom r tui k with Iwo rilfls In go alw.ul 0 4 after iwo innings ol play Itul alter lliat II was all DAV. .is they scored live In the lined, live in Ihr lourlh. and eight in Ihr hllli to end ID- game hy the ID run rule lllinl had three tills. Im hiding a lrl|Jc and a home run. ami srurcil liner runs to lead Ihr DAV ati.uk Coiitrihutlong Inis w n r lluller wllh a pan ol doubles and a run scored. Ite.isley wllh a single, iriplr. and liner- runs scored. Alton Jenkins with a single, double, and three runs sc ored. IJoyd Ihxon and Corey Williams a single, double, and two runs scoter! each. Curtis Peterson a single, double, and a m il scored, and Alvin Ktlguic and t'cxry Donaldson with a single and iwo runs sc ored each Also scoring nms were Doom Hinson with iwu and Marcus llrush-v with one Fur First Union. Ivan livid had a double. Phillip Kulsinks a single and Iwo m ils sc cued, and Elk' Sumli and Roden-k IVInson with singles �— Sanlofd Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Tuesday. May 9. 19B9 Red Sox may be subpoenaed S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S Dewblet Puckett. Min 11 Antler ton and C Bkpken (Bali f i n l » Pm and Sierra let DOGS 10 A! IrmPoIr Park lit 1 Ik 0 H 93 T E a m * Mo'ly I D 4 40 4 70 ’ M a Vonrtz 10 90 440 J P rrlrtt Pick ID O i l D U M P ( I 1)41 M T (3 1 3) 143 43 39 91 In d i a 0 3JC ! 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G i Chicago 17 13 143 Nrw York 1* II SI! 11 St Lout! 14 13 113 Monlreal DO 1* 1* 1 Phil ©Delphi * 13 1* 44* 3‘ » Pittiburgh 11 tt M l 1*9 99*91 Cincinnati 17 11 u r „ S*n (Franciwe 1* 11 114 1»» Sen Diego 13 14 m 1'» LO! Aftgelr! 11 14 4*4 )<l Atlanta II (3 449 3 Hou!ion 14 13 417 3' i M e N iy 'l Nr w ltt Cincinnati 3. Now York 0 Montreal 4. Moulton I Tuatday't Gamai <AHlH**t C O T) San Franc two (Krukoar 101 at Chicago IKilgut IJ 3) 3 30pm Lot Angel#! (L e v y 111 at Piftiburgh (Smiley 1 If. 3 04 p m Atlanta 1 Smalt/ 4 IH at Philadelphia (Carman I Al. f l i p m N#* York (Fernarefe/ 1 II atCtncln natt (Jack ion I 11. J l i p m San Diego ( Raimuiien I 4) at St Lout* 1Hill 7 II I l i p m Montreal (Marti**/ 111 at Houtton I Scott 4 1). • l i p m W N w t N t 't Garnet Lot AngeMrt at Pitttburgh, night New York at Cincinnati, night Atlanta at Philadelphia, night San Francivcoat Chicago night San Diego at St Court, night Montreal at Houtlon. night 1B A S E B A L L L E A D E N S I Mater League leaden Threvgh Garnet at May I A meric #a League Batting I Minimum IS Al Balt) k A •»1 114 •3 Jl G# wtw* to# 34 313 107 Batnr! Chi 34 ID IQ4 O Hr *rn Clr 33 104 339 Dayi!. Sra 9J J1J 31 Jet oiiy Clr J79 77 Phill.pt 0*4 17 379 77 'iit-.rilaik h Uek •7 374 IM )1 fracHD, fra 17 3!J TarfWbull Awn 319 J* Bugg# Bo! 1T* Hoivif Bum Oak McGwif'tv Jerk von ka*> and l rona*d k a 1 Hhilakrr OH and Mi Of iff. lor 3 Beni Batted In Framo Te# 10 Leonard Sea 31 Rue But and Sn*drr Ur 3J Jackwm Pan Da*ii Sr.* and $**#!a Tra 7? 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Ande# von Mm l a Pont Nyy Moo»e and Welch Oak and Langvlm Seal Id yet E iie rtiey Oak 10 ionet tie Mernander Dei Farr han and St'honirt Sea i Camplete Garnet Satirfhagrn k*r. 4 Hi*le*r« Ca Aietander amd Mo»r% iv « arhf i ang%fori Sea I Strrkeeutv Rfan Tm 17 l vemenv Bov n Langtlon Sea 44 Sn<nde<< C*e 4J M o v r Oak )a Shufevtt Bovto Mr! 3 Vkatki Ba< Clemefit Bov Bifie are an»j Mi t a il hi ( a k. ^nd Reutv Chi Airaandei and Wnti-nvori ()pl Lerprindt and Saber hagen han langtion Sea Hough. Te* and t tana gan hey and Strep, To* i National League Batting 1Minimum 31 At A a ti) k lb C»a*k S»© no 19 m N a yr! Ph. 91 14» 11 He#* Ph. 119 41 14! Ce*rm«* Sfl 111 339 40 Smith Afl 114 14 11) Gfacr Chi 10* 14 131 D f& ltfi Nym 71 74 170 Butfr* S*o 17 119 114 &*ynn Sdg 4! 174 111 Mi If h r U Sto 113 133 39 'Gwr#r»#o. Sfl J13 101 1! 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Daliat I l i p m May 11 San Dmgoat Daliat. • l i p m May 14 — San Degoai Dallav. • l i p m a May l i - Daliat at San Diego. 10 3i p m ■ M ar 30 - Daliat 4 San Diego. 10 31 p m • Hnecettary |n u N ta c rto tN 1 MiwBay 't Trantarftdit Bawbatl Montreal — Sent pitcher Gene HarrIt to (ndianapoiit of the American Aitoclahon (AAA)', called up pitcher Steve Fftf from (ndianapoiit CalNge Wayne Sfafa — Named Ron Hammyr bavketball coach Satan Hall - Badetfcall player Oliver Taylor ol Miami DaWr North June* College tigned a liter ol mtvnt Foatbail Butlala — Signed *■<* receiver Don Beebe New England — Siped tree agent tatety Jim Bowman Hadley UnttMl P t m « In tM im to m l IIO SUJN As many n» nlnr prrornt and Iu iiih i iiirnilHTs nl llir Iknlnn Mrd Sax routd br s i t v i i I siili|KN'nas in thr rlvll null brought agalnnt Wmti- Hum’s by Ills lormcr mlalrrM. T h r Boalon Hi-rald rt-|tot!iil Turadav. Hu- U<-d Sox iN-gln a nlnr-ynm r W r»l Cnaal mad sumu Friday In Sratllr and thr aubpornaa .in- llkrlv to l»- srrvrd w hrn thr tram haa a day ■•It Mondax Iwforr o|M-nlng a Ihrrr-gam r art aiialiisl thr Angrls in Analirlm, C'nllt It lisiks lik*- » r will srrvr nlnr playrra, but I'd pifli-i rim to tni-iii ion ihrlr namra." said Jamra M. <b-i attottii-x Im Margo Adams, who haa Dlrd a £12 mill Ion hrcarh ol-rniitrart suit agalnat thr Hi d Sox itiird liasrman "Wi- max 1 1 x to *rrvr Ihrm In Srattlr. If not. It xxIII I h iii Allidirlin In till- nrxl w rrk nr an," said Mrtii-i- III addition. Adams. .1:). told thr Hrrald dial Mi i in xxill srt-k |H-niilssion to auhporna Hoggs tin si mild details ol lli<- suit, aoutr rrvralrd ill a l-i iuhimsi Magazine artlrlr piihtiahrrl aa spring naming xxas gelling underway, rmtiarrasard thr li am amt management and prompted speculation Hoggs undid tie traded 1tuoiighoiii the court priK-rrdmgs. n haa hern nmiiued ihat Hi d Sox plavrra would tie dr|Misrd I tiled to gei voluntary ciMi|H-raiion Itmm thr Ituggs rampl lad I got no cooperation," aald Mi l in So I udl have marshals srrvr the playrra. xxIn* h udl i .ms. thrm additional rmtiarraaainrnt that i mild have tiren avoided." M cOrr aald hr ho|M-d to avoid a scene mi I lie lasur of deposition* li upsets me dial it's going to Ire popping up In U n it * # F r a n If x te m a ttw ra i IN O IA N A ID L IS K ic k M e a t s d r o v e H ie l.is te s l la p r v r r re < o i d e d .it t h e liid !.u ia | N ills M o t o r S p e e ilu a x re a c h in g 2 2 5 .7 3 3 t n p l i M n n d a x tit Ills C h r v m l e t jhixxe t e d I 'e n s k e c h a s s is d u r i n g li e ip il. k e s l p r a c t i c e s e s s io n 111 t n d la n a jM ilis r a i l h i s t o r y I In I 1 la s irs l laps ever i linked at Hu- s|ieeflwuy were a. tneved during Mondav’a third prat lln session lor the May 2H lace Meats the d rfrlld ln g i hampioti and a tlirre lln ir Indy wnmei i m led the 2 ’ i inlle oval ,l'i N7 M nm ds and recorded iii lixi ill i he da\ s lu m p laps ll uas |ust ulmut as giMKl as xou i an g e l Meats said "It was a talilx comtiirtuhle run hut «< le getting close to thr limit, I lerl Iheie's some mure lelt. but ui te going in have lo make some iii tailed changes There's mole to lx louiid hut It's very i till unit to n uni- by." Meats set the prrvlous practice mark ol 222 H27 ntpli but year. Ills ipialllylng lap last year ol 220,-153 mpli Is the official speedway record, which can i i i i I x I m- set during qualifying, Hill Ihls year's practice speeds indicate ihat mark will lx- shat­ tered when qualifying begins Saturday. Mears was clocked by hi* ptt crew ai more than 22U mph for the top lap. wltli a straightaway s|M-rd above 2 3 1 mph. Mears said he rati reach 225 mph in qualllylug and 230 mph Isn't out of (tie question. "II things keep going. I would say xvc might reach It next year.' fie said. "It's in the realm ■ Mar *T — N t « York al Chicago. T BA ■ M ar 11— Chtcagi at No* York .1 p m MNwaaAaoYS. D H rN May 1®— M ar IE ~ iMMiy 14 M ar IE — May I! — May It M a y ll — MBaaukaoat Detroit I p m MtlwaufcoeaiOolroil. I p m Dotrotl at Mil*aukao. 3 JO p m Dottoit at Milwaukee. I p m Milwaukao al Detroit. • p m Deiroil at iMilwaukee. TBA Milwaukee al Detroit, TBA C s a tia s ^ I r a a l l NHL — f .rwd Ch«*Qo Bl*ckn**kt «nd "She’s capable oT Jumping M to 5-4 If she concentrates." Oviedo coach John Thom as aald. BOXINO toaNte m. LA Laheri I LA Later* M tarlet I A) M ap F - LA Lake#! III. Seat!* 103 May 10 - SaaMIe al LA Lakeri. 10 10 p m May I! - LA Lakertal Seattle. 10 x> p m M ar 14 — L A Lakertal Seattle. 1 » p m • Mar 14 — Seatifer at LA Lake#!. 10 JO pm • May 14 — L A L a k v ta l Seattle. TB A ■ M ar H — Seattle at LA Lake#!. 1 X p m GffMea Mate et N h u m IFN— an H w B tu rie ! t l ) M a rk Phoenia I JO GoM m Slate 10) May 9 - Goideti Sidle al Phoema. 10 JO pm M a r 1* PhOenia Golden Stale. 10 30 pm Mar II — Phoenia of Golden Stole. 1 JO pm > May H - Golden Slate ol Phoenia 10 JO pm a Moy II Phoenia ot Golden Stole. 10 JO pm a Mor 30 Golden Vote ot Phoenia TBA TBAtefcoe— uacM a rlaece!!a#r 1N H L P L A Y O F F S CaaN react F Mali Bett al Seven I Ail T w m l O T I Wilet ConN rente Montreal vt FMIadelpMo (Mewfreoi lead! tenet 1 1 1 May 1 Ms»r J Philadelphia ) Montreal i Munltral J 0 First--------------- B A iN t S f f l j~| ^ ' ^ <nF A Miami • OS p m - TBS, NBA PlaydHt, Chicago al New York. (L l 10 JO p m TBS. NBA PlaroMt. Golden Slate at Phoenia * 1 9 p m - ESPN Kavm W all! y i Steve Collim. middleweight^ (L l GOLF 1pm - ESPN Citicorp Dinert Club Legend! Clattic HOCKEY 3 D p m - SC. NHLplayofft, Philadelphia F Iyert at Monlreal Canadian!. ( L ) M O TO R CYC LIN G Midnight - E SPN. Oaytona 340 Radio BASEBALL 3 I® p m W MOO AM 19901. M*nnetota Twint at Batton Red Sot Q U O TE O F TH E DAY I "ll * g r e a t Im t h e le a g u e h u t l lu -ii. l i e 's t a k in g M i m e m i e ’s Ja h . F l a m a s e llls li | it ln l a l v i e w , w i ­ n s N o rt h A n ie n e n u p la y e rs a re a g a lt is l it. A l t l k i u g h w e 'r e h a v ­ i n g I i i i i p l a y i i i g m i r s | K iri. l i ' s o u r Iix i-Ii Ih m k I l l 's nu t a m a tte r ol iM -in g a H u s s k i n o r l a - l u g a C . i l i . i i l l a n . It 's i x i r la m i ll e s . o u r |oh s." — New J e r s e y (le le iis c m a n C r a i g W o l a n i n <«i m if M i r ii u g S o V ie t p l a y e r s In t o t h e N H L III Ih e .1 11 e r III a I l l o l A l e x a n d e r M o g l l l i v 's (le le e lk ill Chevrolet engines dominated the lireull last year ami liuvc eontlniled that conlrnl tills season, placing llrst ilirnugh filth at the Indy-ear nprtirr In Phoenix and llrst through third at Long HracIi last month. Buddy lai/ler and Scott Har­ rington -completed their moklc tesis Monday as -IH ears Irsltfl. a record lor I he third day id practice. • N FL rushing leader Erie Dickerson paid his llrst visit lo th e I n d i a n a p o l is M o to r Speedway pits anil gained a new appreciation tor s|ms-(I. "I thought I was last when I got my Ferrari up lo 140 or 150 Imphl. tan that’s nothing com­ pared lo these guys." Dickerson s a id . " T h e y Im p re s s the you-know-what nut ot me." The Indiana {Nil Is Colls runn­ ing (lack toured pH ruw along with teammate Frcdd Young, a Itnrharkrr acquired from Seat­ tle. Dlekersoii was acquired two years ago in a trade Imm the lais Angeles Rams. Dickerson moved to Indianap­ olis this year. He und several teammates completed a mini campover the weekend. • A c o u p le u I u n u s u a l advertising slickers cover Ihc sides of Indy race cars at this y e a r 's I n d i a n a p o l i s 5 0 0 practices. The rear ol Billy Vuckovleh Ill's Lola-Judd has a drawing of Snoopy, the beagle created by cartoonist Charles Schullx In the comic strip "Peanuts." B o b C o n s e n t I. o n e or Vuckovlch's car owners, lives Iii California near Craig Shultz, the cartoonist's son. Meats------------- C* l y y y F U f w 110.001 »«t«i (or f^hling — Anrwunctd retlfnation of am ttant general manage# Eddie Johntlon T V / R A D IO O AKLAN D . Calif. — Athletics slugger Jose Canareo. who relnjum t his wrist In the minor Iragura. was scheduled to fly to Oakland Monday loser thr tram doctor, the club said T h r rlub aald II will not a|ieeiilale on ('iitiser-o's Immediate fiiturr until Or Hick Host looks ai ham alr hone in Canseco's li-lt wrist. Th c Amrtiean la-aguc MX’I' sullcrcd a Iractnrc id the small hone mldwav through spring iralnliig and haa not playrd this season "W r'II see what the eNatnlnallun shows." A's V lrr ITratdrnt Sandy Aldcrson said "Hut xxltli all that pain. It looks like hr either aggravated ll m rrfrarturrd tl." Canareo had been elrarrd hv dis-tors to ta-gln swinging a hat Iasi week and was sent to Huntsville IAIa.1 ol the Southern League lor rehabilitation At the time, dorlors said a recurrence of thr injury would llkrlv result m surgrry. On Saturday. Canseco went I lor fi and reported no Wrist |Mtn. However, on Ids tirst at-bat Sunday, pain shot through Ills xvrlsi. Ills condition worarnrd during Ills second al-ti.il and hr left I he game ol possibility. I don't think w r'll reach It this year. It would Ire very hard." Mears credited this year's laster speeds on the combination of improved car. engine and tires plus Ideal weather conditions and a resurfaced track. Those lartors have allowed faster cor­ nering speeds. “ I used to back off going Into the comers. Now t don't. That's the basic difference." Mears aald. Al Unsrr Sr. had the secondfastest car of thr day. reaching 224.H31 mph In his PenskrChcvy. The speed was 70 mph laster than his first Indy quali­ fying speed 24 years ago and 54 mph ahead of his only Indy pole average, which came tn 1070. Th e th ird d riv e r on Roger (‘enske's team. Danny Sullivan, reached a top speed of 223.325 mph with the Penskr-Chevy combination. The Prnske cars of Unser Sr.. Mean and Sullivan are favorites for thr pole position when quali­ fying begins Saturday. The trio sat along the front row of last year's race. "We worked closely together all day." Mears said. “ When you h ave th re e g u y a w o rk in g together in different directions, you can explore a tot of different things and use your time bet* ter." M ichael A n d re tti reached 2 2 4 . 3 0 2 mph In hla L o l a -Chevy while Emerson Fittipaldi drove aa faal aa 2 2 4 . 0 4 7 mph In hla Penske-Chevy. A l unaer J r . managed 2 2 3 . 1 0 3 mph In hla Lola-Chevy while M a r i o Andretti reached 2 2 2 . 0 0 6 mph in hla Lola-Chevy, on Friday, m S u tin n c Hughes und Brad Bolton both qualified in Die high jump. W liii u good effort Suzanne haa the chance to win in the girls championship aa ahe haa consistently been clearing 5-4 all maaon. a u to ta c iN O )* m E VPN. NASCAft W.nxton S00 ■ A t Z B A lL > It p m - CN. t « i F r m m i* G w h at C*ic*paCUn. I U » X p m - M l* N*m Vwk M*lt pt Cincinn*llB**i. (L l ( I0p in SUN OWIpnd A 'lP l Bpllinw*. Or*olei. (L ) D o c t o r to to o k a t C o n t a c o ’s w ris t Speed records falling at Indy •HiNItVM l i i N r * CBANrBiico O mc** b w Hk* Yort M i f f - th+c*g© i t Ntwr York. ■ p m M i f It -C h ito g o o l N »* Y o r k .lp m Mo# 11 — Ntvk York F Chicago I p m May 14 — N#* York al Chicago, i p m ■ M ar 14 — Chicago al N «* York Bp m thr papers again." said Red Son second tiasemnn Marly Barrrtl of the Hoggs-Adams flap. “ The fans love Wade Boggs — Ihlslsovrr." Adams alleges ihat Hoggs broke an oral contract to pay for lost wages anil for llnanelat arrvkra rendrrrd during thrlr four-yrar iifrmr. An appeals routl m lrd In February that Adams could not arrk 41 I S million In punitive damages T h r court aald ahr could ask only lor lost income and professional services totaling 4500.CKM>. C M tlZ M d f tM lI runs scored* Darrell WnodrufT hit two singles; •lay Hartman had a single and two runs scored: Larry Fisher hud u single und a run scored; ami Tom Palumbo J r . hit one single. In O rarr's victory over the Latter flay Saints. Thiel was the leader with five singles and a run seared. Femeau had another big game wliii two doubles, a single, and Hirer runs scored. Spilt puked up three singles and scored a run. Lingenirltrr added a single, triple, and two runs scored while Taylor. Markley. and Samuel each had two singles and a run scored. 1‘omalcn had two singles; Osteen had u triple and scored two runs; Don Adkins had a double und u run scored; and Oulurzu hit a single. For lotller Day. Robert Wragg had twu singles, a double, and scored three runs. Ernie Wragg had a double, single, and scored two runs with Larry Taylor eoiiirihiitmg two singles. Carl Thorne and Richard Taylor each hit triples and stored a run. and M.ulo Carres. Chris Cuussrau. Don Causscau. and Carl Barnes eaeli had a single and a run scored. In lln- victory over Nazarrnc. Thom e led Hie way lor LD S with a double, triple, and two runs scored l< Taykir and E. Wragg "If ahe can clm r 5-6 she has a good allot ol winning, ahe JIM needs to put II all together on one Jum p." BoHon haa been consistently clearing 6-4 and will have to d e w all the beginning heights to stayin the thick of things. Bolton has the ability to place In the top d x and score for Ihc Lions. "If Brad la on he can do real well." Thomas aald. “He also haa to put everything together and hopefully get 6-6 and higher." �Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. May 9. 1989 — M People IN B R I E F Zoo o ffin g mothers out rat* Mother* will he ndmllled for half price at the Central Florida Zoological Park. Sanford, on Sunday. May 14. Mothers also will receive a 10 |ierrent discount In the roo's gift ahop and a special rate for a pholo wllh Maude, the coo'a elephant. Regular admission price* at the coo are 95 for adults. 93 for arnlors OO yrur* and older. 92 for children 3-12 year*, and children 2 vean* and younger free. For more Information, call the coo at 323-4450. AARP chapter to gather Sanford Chapter 1077 of thr American Association of Retired Persons will meet oti Thursday. May I I . at noon at the Sanlord Civic Center. A covered-dish luncheon will be enjoyed. Quest npcaker lam Shrives, u nurse from Ihe University of Central Florida's liehavloral Center, will speak on handling dally stress. All seniors are welcome. Eattor Soal to hold tummareamp Applications are being accepted to attend summer ram p at Cutup Challenge, an Raster Seal ram p near Sorrento for people disabilities. The camp offers swimming, fishing, arts, crafts, tram sports and Individual sports In an outdoor environment Dial Is m m plelrly wheelchalr-acceaalble. For more information on Camp Challenge, call 904-383-4711 or 407-8116-6633. Stats officers, district mMtlng, local host The Garden Club of Sanford was honored to have officers from the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs present when It hosted a district meeting Thursday at Its clubhouse. The newly elected state officers gave an outline ol what they hoped garden clubs across Florida would accomplish in the coming years. Seated, from left, are Marlon Hilliard. FFQC third vice president; Beth Wilson, FFGC second vice president; Addle Lou Harris. FFGC first vice president; Cathy Dewar. District 7 parliamentarian; Margaret Kirkpatrick, District 7 assistant director; and Sallle Allen, District 7 recording secretary. Standing, from left, are Esther Freyermuth, FFGC corresponding secretary; Eliae Haymans, FFGC president; Madalyne Lawton III. District 7 director and national corre­ sponding secretary; Evelyn Van Pohla, District 7 secretary; and Carrie Thorn. District 7 corresponding secretary. Hiring, firing topic of talk John Iflnkle. of the (Employers Association of Florida, will speak on the heat lilting and firing practices at the Qrealer Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Small Business Roundtable Breakfast set for Thursday. May 11. The breakfast Is to Ix-gln at 7:30 a.ni. at the Holiday Inn In Altamonte Springs, west of the Intersection of Interstate 4 and State Road 436. Cost Is 95 with reservations. 97 at the door. Reservations an- requested and can be made by calling 834-4404. Craft tala, fun day tchadutad A Mother's Day craft sale and fun day will be held at Winter Springs Community Church. 219 Wade St., on Saturday. May 13. T h r event, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. will feature crafts tables, a used Item table, refreshment stand, and games. Tables may be rented Tor 910 by calling Vickie at 699-5926. For more litfomiallon uboul the function or to donate Items, call Ihe Rev. Phil Walek at 699-1757. Proceeds will benefit the church building fund. Ro m Society to meet The Central Florida Rose Soceity will meet on Wednesday. May 10. al 7:15 p.m. at the Marks Street Senior Center In Orlando. Dec [townham will speak on miniature roses. The public Is Invited. Senior Donco M t for happy foot Serenadcrs' Senior Dance takes place each Wednesday from ' 2:30-4:30 p.m. at thr Sanford Civic Center. Sponsored by the Over 50 Club. Ihe dance features a live band and Is open to Ihe public. Donations are accepted. For more Information, call John or Minnie Kane at 322-8549. Optimists looking on bright side Sanford Optimist Club meets at noon each Wednesday at Holiday Inn-Lake Monroe. Sanford. Anyone Interested Is Invited to attend or call Jeff Mon son at 322-3161. cat. 261. Sanford Ktwanis to do lunch King and quMn of Elks orownod King Charles Roberts, of Celery City Lodoe 542 In Sanford, and Queen Katie R. Burke, of Evergreen Temple 321 In Sanford, are flanked by (led) Ruben Larkin, district deputy for the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World, and (right) Walter Buller. president of the state's Elks. Roberts and Burke were crowned at the Scholarship Purple and White Charity Ball, which took place April 29 at the 8an(ord Civic Center. Sanford Kiwants Club meets al noon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center for luncheon and program. Rotartans to rlM for mootings Casselberry Rotary Club meets at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club meets at 7 a.m. Wednesday at Sanford Civic Center. Rock fans left spectator breathless A M V i "God. I can't breulhef" "Gel ihcm to slop pushing!" "Th is Is Insane!" were Ihe cries heard In Shclllcld. Knglund. on Saturday. April 15. TU M D A Y'S MUMS TIMS t> 1)0 l >0 in *i1 »’ *•'• i' u • id id DU 10 JO 11 00 11 JO when 93 |s*oplc wen- killed und more than 200 injured by an unruly mob ul the soccer game. These were also I lie cries heard by me al u rock concert al OnSauta Monica Civic Audltnrium dial same day when hundreds ul unruly Ians rushed llic stage. One all try made headlines, loll I In- oilier easily could have. T h c u u d 11 o r I ii in w a s overflowing with wbat must have Im-cii a double-capacity crowd. Some l.ms were si-alcd rnitdnrtablv al llic n-.u ol die liall. I mii liumlrcds were pressed lurward against i In- stage bv ihiongs ol cnibusijsiu- Ians m llic Ikick. bell Item oil gelling cl<»scr lo Ihe iM-rlnnucrs Speak log as .hi imloiiimulc iim -iii I m-i ol On- atnlk-iM-e. I can icll you ili.it it was .h i unnerving ordc.il lliMbi-s were pressed so llgbllv logl'Ibcr ib.it bicallllllg was ill! Iuni i ami it was stillmgly bid Cru/cil kids (i-lilicr siiincil in liiglil began piisliiug m in is around thrill. 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S H ER M A N O A K S . C A L IF . I c -n s fj-)T juw*»« "W w f 'A O r Si h * - V , In addition, airmen who com­ Airman llrrtn r L. Zoyas, son of Mr. and Mrs. llrrtn r L. Zeyas plete basic training ra m credits toward an associate degree or Casselberry, through the community college from A ir of the Air Force. Force basic The airman Isa 1985 graduate tra in in g at of Lake Mary High School. luirkland Air Force Base. Pvt. John R. Dutong. son of Texas. Naney L. Ingram of Casselberry, During the has completed basic tranlng al six weeks of Fort Dlx. N .J. training, the During the training, students airman stud­ received Instrurilon In drill and ied the A ir Z g y M ce rem o n ie s, w eapons, m ap Force mission, organization and r e a d in g , t a r l l r a . m il it a r y customs, und received special courtesy, military Justice, first training In human rrlatlons. aid. and Arm y history and tradi­ In addition, ulmu-n who com­ tions. plete bask- training ra m credits He Is u 1988 gu d u a lr of Lake tow ard an associate dearer Howell High School. W inter through the community college Park. of Ihe Air Force. M arine M ilita ry A ca d em y Zayas Is a 1987 graduate of Cadet Sgt. Gary Wayne Th o m ­ La k e H o w e ll H ig h S c h o o l, ason. 16. son of Mr. and Mrs. Winter Park. A u b re y O . Thomason of Airman Sroll D. McCusklll. Sanford, has son of Gerald A. and Barb II. been named M rCasklll of Longwood. has to Ihe super­ g ra d u a te d in te n d e n t's from A ir Hat for the Force baslr third grading tra in in g ul period of the 1 9 88 -1989 aeadem lr school Larklund Air Force llusc. year. He la e u nrnlly a Junior al thr academy. Texas. During the T o qualify lor this honor, slx weeks of radets must ra m an academic I raining, thr grade point average of 3.5 or airman stud- M c C aakW b rtlrr. u coo duel grade id at led llic Air Fonv mission, orga- least a *'H." and an equivalent nl/allon and customs, und re­ military pmflclrtiey grade that ceived special irnlnlng in human covers all over asprvi* ol Ills life ut MMA. relations. N0A h v H ' U i For 24*hoor listings, m o TV WMk issue of Friday. May 5. 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U Polly’s Thrift Shop rr- f*,r H r p HO N F M IT T Tro v e / A Mn\l**rCarr1 VISA NOW ACCtPTINC GET A GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM... |l | €7C a Tin# S7C a line 1 14 • lin# .1Llnti Minimum Vi w . V. 7 reeterutite tiif»e« 1 cefiiecutivetimev I trine Ratal art per mua 8 00 A M. 6:00 P M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATUR0AY 9 Neon S * rif <)I d WHAT’S BETTER THAN MONEY IN THE BANK? FOOD IN YOUR STOMACH W in te r F’ ark 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT PRIVATE PARTY RATES ID cee%ecufitetime% Sbf a Ima HOURS • I |,*V »if I vf’lilllg I I.ism s • I i1 Sii v It * 1 I'l-iin 3210B28 2 JU K I N O rla n d o 322 2611 S U N D A Y M A Y l lt h M t - CLASSIFIED ADS ...h a s w h a t y o u n e e d in c e ra m ic g ilts fm yo u r M O TH! R oi G R A n O M O T t ir . it n n M O T Itt R ’S D A Y t h i s . *"# r' 1iiqq ’ 322-4924 V 2. PI HMS I H AIRi l| I 1 Ml It Ml R s n (Ml s/iMRi si* Oil ( - . tun HAIR FORMULA I ,47-. in*! i.unl-, Lljt. -*4u.«<* I'tl 121 1114 '.A t.» NAVI �eu Sanimd Mptald. Santoid. Florid* — Tu#*d*y. May S. 1989 71— Help Wanted 71— HitpWNHfX* DRIVETHRUft RSOR AUTODETAILED Full port lima! Full tori.it* o ,p n o te d Apply ot Carlo t Ito llo n lo ti . l i c i t Froncti D N IY E R /F U L L TIM S Champion TV cirrontly hot on aponmg tor on onttiutiottK Indiyiduolt Apply ot Champ— TV . K Mori Plot* -----------1111* 11 I ip (upiprird Of Mill train figtit jv*ruon' Growing tom pan* i hence lor advance m enf Pdf noq(di«t)i« mutl I'** ri**pendato!e! 6fd t?70 AUTO MECHANIC d S som# SdH<rdrttt tools rw**»dtod ,Startern facility and par Is cteparfment Import and ilomrltfc %4*r A/Vlur Yveidman Aristae rat Motet Cart ir t l, Santee*. Florida B a h Y l I T T F R Wented! Cbouttoun IK y n ttiy g u IrN CPU M l *M) F L t C T lI C IA N lf t io o 't o n c o O N 0 I p ortf Immoditto wort In tho Lk Mory otto with o Noll olotlrleal contractor! Coll OrlooM M t M l] Nites* Mf home * For J yr old I R*f i »0 4744 or leave m tu a ft l___ BABTSintA NEEDED! «' •my homy tor p 1 f year ol<H l(w vymmfr H H frifH tt re I •I H (411 no 4244 atlpr A tCPMlLatli l(vH artfi ENGINEERING AIDE Prefer night studbnt looking for career in mechanical de sign and drafting Entry level position Can m lilt RNS IHyihlatnt nuf*r needed at ’wrninflie Comminlly Mental H e a lth C e n t e r 's C r u e t *>t,i4iiilnation Unit in Sanford We otter i ompeMive salary ,i«d e nr el iyn t benet 11% can i n 4 » r tYrOStlttBM *TED A P P LY IN PEBSON Mon IbroTbers IP M 4PM BAHAMA n i l ISMS. F R EN C H A V I SANFORD. F L BUS ODIVED This is a diversified position must have valid Florida chauffeur s license »CaiH.l E rperieneed tdcretary for GYN office transcription, com pufer. front off (cask 11Is Calf H I 4X 0 from 1 4 Eipan en ce d mechanic o * « tools. Etcallenl working con diftent Apply in person --------------i. If IB loots m jw ClEANING PERSONNEL uoitng for persons M h o are iTependabie and thorough AIRCRAFTREFUELING *OUi Mill 4 1to Mill be ■ponubte tor misc duties FIIIBBUIS LAMIBAlOtS these are full time positions located at the Sanford Airport Cal) Marie Atrlme Aviation Academy I 00* m i E scape I 4 traffc I Work In Sanford I Hand layup etp a must 1 Maid budding back g ro u n d pre ferre d* N a tl company with new plant 4 product |* hr mfh e ip plus CARVER lo serve meats to customers ai buffet Will tram Apply jP M 4PM Hobday House Car very Restaurants. H ey >ff j near Lake Mary benefits1Apply lu n k t . lac BIS Hscbmaa Catcla laiadottriai Part, su m t FLOORPERSON CASHIERS 4 aERRS Eepenanced only Need transportation t l hr Caii m i l d Sanford Full A part time1 t »i company bererMs Ik prot i* sharing* Apply riper ton John Knot V lll^ o Control Florid* I progrottiyo conti nuing cart rotiromont com munity it looking an oigon o n e t d i n d i v i d u o l w it h rito n liv t cooking knowtodg* to maintain high itandardi in tmd quality and preparation Etcoiionl u ia ry and bonotiti C o n ta c t F o a l L a m e * Diroctir N u r n wao t i t u Rat Marl Plata. M M I PM CASHIERS EVENING SHIRT I tp not necessary Starting salary M IS hr 40 hr t Meek _ Call W» MM_________ CASHIERS A re yo u p e r s o n a b le motivated 4 career minded* It to we have teverai lull and part time positions open otter mg above average Mages. M l benefit p a d ages. e> tensive framing program A ad van rement opportunities I Apply Handy R ay Food Stare. H I t M t I W . tenter* er year nearest Hand? R a y tec*H— >t FRONTDCUCURI CHIU) CARE RONIER CHILDCARE NDRRER Sun AM only Paid L I Mary JPresbf ferliil Chruch 111 tfffr CHIU) CARENDRRER I typing tliiit Non amok Crperienced Part time 1PM to iP M . Atom thru F n 14 hr 111 HIS evenings 111 0041 Can H i aktr GENERALOFFKEHELP Part tun* F lin g A light trpm g FlPalMd hwurl M l am tarappnt OAMto itP M P a r t i yprplddok F u t Carp O L A II W O P T R A IN II T t r r lt ic Col (a c d llm t oiprontlco ippt tor carper minded! Super opportunity1 Co often greet bwwtittt A AA IM P L O Y M IN T W illi CNAt e O llT IO N t s m u iittk % m « f E M c m t e io e L t N E E D E D PLEASE A P P LY sarv it e a o v ( no .1 0 1 Microt t ip o r it n o protarrod Will train Apply DAYS INN &ANFOAD. LA aaA I a.or cm m FR O N T O F F IC t You'll Ihino norol Antwor N a w t end help with paper work I hoop it poranaiity wmt grqpi tint potitwii A AA R M R LO V M CN t M iW .M N kW .._________ M lllt * I (penanced Santord area Mutt bare lots of energy Call tor appointment I I I MM T IM E INSURANCE SECRETARY For busy orthopedic office in Deifone Fulltime 1*1 IU S o HilIKavwi Hh HIi Car* CMNr ....EOC/M CHA’S/HOMI HEALTHAMS Workers needed, skilled 4 unskilled^ Mfork todeyf Fefd yf bib French Av 110 1*11 j j j i e i e*rw B*/br or more from your home or office No etp necessery Must be IB 4 h*ve phone! F tee ft dining U * f i l l LANDSCAPERS Etperienced, Milh drivers licenstt full lime position, good pey *nd benefits 17? | I U LATCH RET DIRECTOR Perm yr round1 *0 ht wk Bator* A attar school car*1 M F Chau! t lu tt iu r*q d Apply In parton r00 W lath SI m i s a ilM rs Ftanaganl LAWN0RYPERSON Cleon, press, fold, linens Full time, evenings |4 'hour Ret etences No eapertence re guired Coil 1 U ?1*B L C G 4 L CO LLECTO R M o i yc t etp 4 good comm unice Ikon skills Lelery 4 bonus E nc benefits w growing Co* Apply; Rich F a d Flee BB1W IH b lt .lenferd Lie# lo Babysitter Room, boerd 4 selery References reguired mornings LRN 1RM11PM shift Full bme' i t c e Ilent working environ men!' Benefits COME JOIN OUR TE A M Apply todeyi DC BAR Y MANOR B#N Hte? l f 4 t l Debery.Fl Men thru F n • 4M I»4P M MB*4k* C E O LR N 11 PM fo 1AM full time Apply in person Lebevtew IN r s i g Center f l t E Md » l . I m M IF N 'S 4 CNA'S Fuff 4 pert time 1 Weekends 41ioI P o rt In e teem oriented fecility AM shifts •acellenf selery 4 benefits l ewgekod Heetfb Cere ............ m n o LPNS/RN'S/CNA'S RNVN*lt/hr LPN'tts SIT M Nr CNA I t o U M tu teriie ypuf own schedule end direct your own cereer Are otter ffei hr* . high pey greet essignments. sign up 4 referfei bonuses msurence 1 0 IN TH E B ES T TE A M IN • C E N TR A L FLORIDA* ______ Can a*} s s i Full time, hourly wege plus bonus Apply of Amoco. 4*00 AT St R d 4*. S a n fo rd iformerly Phillips4*1 M ANAGED LOGISTICS SYSTEM S. IN C , A division Of Ryder System ts eccopfetg application* tor •HEAVYTRUC* MECHANICS* •FOE MECHANIC* •TIRE MM* WELDER* In th* Lshkar* aro* Eatallont opportunity end bonotilti Contort boy ot W i n n i a it 111 or Its bush b ird . Lawtor* FI l o g RUM AM M CNT $ 7 2 ,0 0 0 - 377 ISM... Full A port time dead per A bonotiti I S Point Country Club. Long. w a n t* w orry L o ll s< w m car* and t i l l i-nfl a.*<i*bit in Orangt and k*m,noi* count*** W A N T TO BE PAID EACH D A V T Brin* inn ad lor traa n fn 119 fin Call Jack.* today 1 >*» Ut* M ED ICA L M I t O N N I L POOL Eu N u n M U L D N Maitlaa*. Flerlde_______ D A IL Y W O R K....... D A IL Y PA Y CkNURM RUVNm m i CONSTRUCTION F loa lblo b a u ri. oacoliont ____ :____£*!L A l l i r t d o t . C a r ib b e a n I,land, total T o U i.h r 1 a»i »i n T a lM t Ik iW n WURSTVUSTS 111. A* your own boot! Loko M a ry orao Spoca ronlol C00RS4CASHIERS AH shifts availabte full time Ho etp neceittey Starting immediately Hourly Mage ♦ bonus P ro m o tio n a l Op portumiies available Apply at Amoco MOO W SI » d 40. Santord (tormarly Phillips 1*1 or at BO Pt Lk Mary Bled . _ L*LMary tformerly Phillip*I CPUISF SHIP JOBS USB ta IVOO Meekly Call *01 111 IMS. t il C betweenlSPM Call Marble I nsfaSec's Helper Trainee Heavy tiff*® regyirgd Mtra<te Marbte H i WO MM SniitT Drool M M I V I Puty ahapl Notoiiowmo Coll W U P ■ V IR Y B O D Y 'S H AIR CU TS. Loha NWry/WtnNr Park. U hr. plug commotion, pood ■ tip*. po*d hoi ■dart* c m o a io a w o r M tiiM MEailMFNC4UTVI AMO M R T A R V A I M S J d o Knoa Villas*. Cawtrol DAILY NORR. DAILT RATI mx cye va s Co m p otillvo oolory. apod bonotittlilts, oicollont parking canditiant. ad h r. opr 75 aotktfi ngpOad to centra i l l iRbor. T«p pap m (t o Ctotn ntrsl Dotids MM*Niport 6ANi nd In it*h to ooffc1 tlal in .M * / y r r Coll M t jH**: P T L W *P* **8N I W H 1 D H IR IT A R T IN O M V I For cortiliad or oaport . .All shiftt I Call S I M M bAIM TCRS Ft* 0 L . ropoM oiborionca only, apply FM 7tm lo rd*»o R A M M R V tC I Govt yr t u r n H».«M M — IIM N ■t o w j j Tit* IF hr 3 % 5 ? 5 L t5 FART YUM • It you onlay boapt* and want t# most ll.lM t/ m * Olf CELCRMTY CM HCh c p i n c • T IE x w e x v x c xkjcovo MCVORVOA A G A A i r P I M P . ’ - I I I B I and 7 bdrm duplex's from 1170 per month Individual patios, lg pool, fenced play ground and laundry facilities Excellent location on 1197 between4144Lk Mary 1)1yd 1U-ISN Quality Control I RN Dyrsemic medicel prectice sevklng en etpertenced RN fo provide quelity support to its growing prectice m Sanford1 Mospifei eiper tence desired Strong inter personel skills 4 knowledge of phermeceufKots reguired Send resume fo RN Bid* Brier Oobk Circle RN 'ft Ate now heue full 4 part time posit ions eve liable on our 1AM 3PM shift es e result of opening up « tub ecutr unit taring for the more skilled resident Ate ere e superior r e f e d f a c i l i t y o f f e r in g e«tensive rehab restorative programs tee invite you to four our facility to took at the possibility of becoming a part of our learn Salary dependent upon experience Apply today* D EB A R Y MANOR **N Hwy tlB t7 .O o b e ry.F t Mon thru Fn SAM te4PM 44*4414 C I O URGENT NEED! ftaoterd Area N 1 1 I7 1 At Meridian Nursing Center, nurtes ere encouraged to turn their common seme ideas and motivational spirits into ere atively managing patients cere Flexible scheduling 4full pert time 1. eligibility for health insurance from date ot hire and retirement program ava ilable1 Vou owe it to ydurseff to eiper tence a dit terent kind ot nursing Ours! 41* t m - .............................EOE RN'S/IFN'S P R IV A TE D U TY 1 new round1the ciocfc cases High tech pay CaH fm site M E D IC A L RERftONNCL BOOL E rchange Bsetemg HATY If f l. NteRttand ftALEft RERftON To call on motels apfs tor sate end re pair ot outdoor furniture Commission only, BJQ m i MUSAIECNNiaMS Eiper tence neeted but will tram* Greet atmosphere* Apply Lowes Etterminaters Ave . 177 iM I HOBS French I UUXfERSON tor rapidly growing temporary labor wrvice E nc growth potential for right person! For appt s a iilte le ii *Females/Mites ArcogBed 1Ma Fee, tea Caotract Santord area medical manufac turer needs assemblers to work in their clean, happy and Iriendly company Good pay and benefiti These positrons could become permanent You must have your own transpor tation and own telephone REGENCY TEMPORARIES 740-0111 7J— Emytoymtnt Wants* sueiToss i immediately Eaperi ence in awning helpful but will train E*per*e«sceon commer clot machines a must* Full time CaH F lorence, MG B00* If fC R f TAftV * Hard working 4 e n th u s ia s t ic In d iv id u a l teooAad now I Law office, no tegal tap rog d Mu it have d ic t a p h o n e 4 W R exp Non smoker 114 1MB ftECBBTAR Y/BO O BCRSEM B General office thills, some ditpaNhtng duties, knowledge of orea hoipful Local com ________ 1BBP417 n i l L t C U a t T Y GUARDS Hiring tar LaM Mory *r*o la b o r. C o llM l p a S E C U R IT Y O F F IC IR S F in lo rta n 't II looking tar b*rt time koctally ottnori tar Will trim ! Apply *1 MN i n Full bort llm ob*otiw»»o« 0'l bal.roai wok o m il Call 117 » i ) taiM oA ialolyi Lok* M ory argot M m M r **•* M l M i l _______A M M r R f R o r li Full tun* potnwn day or OMh.hf Wiltt. m ull N u b * o il b h o io t *■ i u r n lt u r * tinithing Coll 111 m g or Obb>y *• > ') Hickman Or . Sontwd II «ln d u # rt*IP*rkl TR A IN ER S 111 (hltt avail apt* Our i lo M l thaw ttwlr appreciation lor what you d*l Form, Formal training A banut a n .......................... - .......W T W 1 > bdfiti totHthouw 1 Gfoat ppt . C/H'A. i m mo I i f f ta ll 1 1 ** a « t IR S — H o u m * UnfurnithxB/Rtnt DEIMT NHKRHOOK 1 Bdrm . 7 baths! ftW0'month. 1st, last ♦ sec dep I7I1H 1 ontom Nice, clean 7 btem . 7 bath, carport, new carpel 4 paint BUS mo ® ! MO 7919 or «B4 1B9 1414 D ID YOU KteOtef HD Realty manages over d » rental pro p e r f i t s in and a r o u n d 'Seminole County We can help you it you decide fo rent for a fir lime ‘before ‘ you buy! IR O N ING - Done in my home! Reasonable rates' Efficient 4 reliable 171 4*41 leave mtg t l — A p a rtm e n t* / Ho u m to S h a re 1ANFOED Nic* 1 M im condo Mat everything f i l l mo pays all or LOW R EN T TQ L A D Y TO L I T E H O U S E K E f P IN G , refer ences f or details 111 0104 tJ-N o o m i tor Hint Dresden Co erft near 44A! K it c h e n p r iv ile g e s washer dryer pool' MS wk plus HOC dep I I I 4B41 or J1J after Noon__________ F U B N IIH C D H i (bite room* attractive quteH Near bath It ® wk each Call H I MSB Furnished1 bedroom, bathroom, f u l l k itc h e n p r iv ile g e s , washer dryer Must tsar* own phone Oft street parking ISO deposit plus 1*0 wk Call after 1PM 177 Site LONGWOOD Leketrowt I Roam w/lvll privileges, t adult li f e * Colt 111 4414 ijRfxsseute am im Nice, clean bedroom kitchen privileges cable. ftfO'wk CdURlt *Btl_________ SANFORD Convenient iota lion, efficiency, furnished, co*or TV paddle tans, private entrance, wkty rrund service, ...t u o a h w ,.^ C .i.n iM M 17—ApNrtfMnt* Furnl»htd/R*flt SAUSKKSOft E xper tence reguired make up teftMf/R>4 . . . ------------- I bdrm nror downtown Santord ftfSO/mo Call for ® pt B b a m d tu 1 bdrm, clean, nice, ronve mentiy located f i t plus « l « deposit AIR 7907 or *714417 ~ 14II0M M. SMfOtt *N/M Vfsteh Carrected 1 Medfcal Oevtct Mfg *Hfgb ftEboolPteterwa •’ft A way to meaimire your earner potential RN s wenfed to fake a Critical Cere Course Fees end salary wilt be paid by teest Volusia Me m on ei Fish Memorial Hospital Dei end Fl Deadline tor regis fration i% May IB »BB4 For detail sptease call m m tm s>« iibb AU NCW■I1TRR STCCIRL) t bdrm nice area Living room furnished P riv a te M lS'm o plus dep 177 MSS SANFORD 1 btem studio pi us BIRD tec .17171*4 ftenlard 1 stery garage a p t, I bdrm. air, pool, no pets B ill. >st4last.<i®dep 111 IBl* . excel tent SANFORD 7 location! ft® . plus tm curity u rn * * Saaterd 1 bdrm . fv pets Quiet residential ar#a B M n o plus dap Ref requirad 171® if BPACIOUB Private, upstairs. 1 bdrm , alt utility* furnished Super for single or working couple! ftltO mo , plus dep No nets! i l l l t l ft leave message 141—Home* for Sxte 117— MxMto rt— A GENEVA 1 btfrm I K r n •ancad! C/H/A. U M mo lit A let! MOMMAort/nttpe p N tN H IN m t/ P IIIIN GENEVA I bdrm on largs lot, appli ances. BIWmo plus deposit Call IM laador MT ^ M ____ lOf— MoMIx Ham* LaH/Rxnt Bke I bdrm wtfh I0XTI addi t lo n . lig h t s an d w a f t r furnished CfO/wk plus dawn apt deposit 110 IBM IIS— Intw trixl Rvrrtxlt AMMISTRESSCENTER p i: b tm* Office/Bay..... SMI Located tn pretty industrial park with lake Skylight in each bay No credit needed1 If mo teas# or month fo month Free water, dumpster, 4 parking Hwy I t f tl 4 SR 111 CALLNOR!.. 117-Cxmmxrclxl Rwitxt* FORRENT ORIM I ■OHUNDME Doubtewide with deeded boat slips on St Johns River 7 bdrm . 7 hath, tented yard Heated pool 4 tennis courts in park SM I mo Caw M l 9111 BAN FORD- I bdrms . den, ufit room, scr porch, carport, fenced yfd fta® rvo 177 109) ISM MeNmmRe M 1 bdrm »'* bath. B410 mo plus 1st4 last m o n i w 110 1419 Downtown Sanford area with convontent parking Coll for details!____________ 177 1914 For Lo o m *r total inn A I I r n On* ot Laniard t hoh e ,' bull n t t t lo c a tio n !! C o rn er/J H » | t l L u l l lo r U t o d F urfMturo. Intwranco. etc to* na i tat A, n o r to> M t lltooeet. LAND LEM O O D F o n .p td l. Sublet fo Beep rxn smoker I7B0 r dep Reterenm l M I Htfl SANFORD Pine Ridge Club! N ic e > b d r m , f b a th , wasfwr/dryer, screened patio, pool, tacuifi. lake, no pets B4W/mo plus B410deposit ---------------------m <m I2S— For Lxxix lascomoNi Hidden Lake Villas. 7 story. 1/7. garden villA all appli antes. Ians, kcreenad pal us, garage Pool, ferris 4 fish tnal |*I0 mo Call 111 1191 1*7—Office Rxntxi* R R A N D N E W I FUtoaCantor *11 FoWo* Mrooi to atori ttoa* IT n p in d M N H i m tl r a la il tp a c o . I I R l « IRS— DwptoiTrlptoM / gtjlt CASSCUCRRY 1 bdrm . appliances, carpet, air, B14I mo . plus deposit Call 1 » ited or 149 IB® DEUIIE DUTLEI Are you fired of apartment llvlnyt Calf W 0*4! D U P LE X 1 bdrm , 1 bath garage, screened porch, near schools 4 shopping, 131 7714 Lk Mary. 7 bdrm I bath, wall to wan carpet, kitchim appli ances, central H/A. I l l a m SANFORD 1/7 . C/H/A. garage 4 sernd porch, all appl B4?S/mo after discount! Ref 4 dtp req d Owner 014 401! M* MM or I N I N I R U IL D E R C L O IE O U tt L a lA t o n 11 AM lo t PM J mode! hornet, all ) bdrm . 1 ba!h. with t,replace. Bulkier p a rt d o tin g t o t t i From tai.PB f ' i % JO roar liied financing arailabte Call M M M «4M O arr N M M r V E N T U R I I F R O F S E T IE I MMI lll\l n C O U N TR Y MOMCI 101 ■ 147 ft fenced toll Huge oak trees! Good investment property! Presently rented! Assume, na qualify! C a ll lor delays! I istedaf only! 1410® TW O STO R Y! 4 bdrm . 1 bath home wtfh poof! Large family room! New carpeting! Large covered patio! Country kltch enf Gorgeous landscaping! Priced to sell! 149,9® Wn t N E E D LISTINGS! LISTINGS 323*5774 KAUTTSHOr/UASI 121— CxiMtominium Rxntxi* Sanford. 7 bdrm 1 bath, central H/A, new carpet. B U I plus 1st 4 last ) » ana leave r or call after 4PM LEASE/O PTIO N Sanford cute 1 bd rm s. I bath, hardwood Honrs Immediate occupancy! BUS'm o *411411 pr Tte 9119 A O O V 'T M F O R E I A L E * ! ROD M. R A IL , J R .F A .C.L.NL L A K E M AR Y R E A L TY B l l t l l A tta in t. Na D e a lllrI Slono lirrpla<a. la m ilr room, 'a acre corner lo! t i t too Coh Trod or Cathr NOTICE K N IG H T S OF COLUMBUS JACKPOT '2S0 OWN MO X x u tx a n iw M RXXUM RF I L H K t IU IU X s m a GAMES T t o n . 4 S rr . 7 m l a*c t M ow M tpoctdll___ tlJt/mo M l toM dt Off 11/97. 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SIMo n STMk NUT im m t n .iN **ARtNCR‘« V IL L A A t Lk A d o ! hdrm U l« m * . ik t e L U t g » A a L J B i a M P i p IW M r M R Pool kMOMikt. — root .1 X 1 1 rt T R C T em p /P o m B a te U iM SRI T N I DDONMD VF1 NO I T O O IM A L L I......R M K u w m t inv Ett A Room Additions Rimoddini 407-322 ?029 F wane mg Slat* L k tCRCM M II Q U A L ITY P R IS BU R C CiBAM NBB Froa m V S fS S S S S IS IM H itf M Amatlo'a Italian Rmtouront. Apply M portan Ml _Ftgig.Spn1ord JBI9S Full or part lima potilion Goad atari ing tatorwi Muot h*M awn phona A H im port a two c 5 l > 5 u » A T S N t l M w CM ! R E F A IM R R M M M t IE n ________ a— M IV T V Y w V WTfflhTYta— y p h i V ^ ^ ^ c * m p l * l a r a i l i •< R DD DLFLM D LR ECR L A SS O C IA TED TE M F O P A E V S TA F F IN G NCW . R E M O R E L R E F A IR M XM X LX FFK X*. t t M E I S214U4 ArlvMg Call IV OtAd Car* G d a t . Tl o n . A ts lilo o ls . | Ros NrNgrs « M a ry t M>A*M C R R A M K YtLR . F A IN T M M .M IO M I viAuoli for lull Hnw pokltH iDtlyte looping. M M WcluM leed in f end sleeking un finished weed m euldings Drug end eicehei abuse test MB fteikbB merit Eecelk ar fenced, t l W hr b*y lluctuotm* He ley e#f here! Plenty el Mecihfliiiceliy mdined takes tap ja jjt t Pi V f h i S T B W T R D M F A R fTW X C X . nsss& S TG ssr O t S m k m IM I V WE HAVE A JOB FOR w oax to o a v t ac r a w to o a y t HE FO N T • AM SIRC. SCCONOST. DR C AU CNUCO AT itlCeli vstedey! AMIMFLOTBINT teBtem bftf. w ill* ■ i ii ■? I B V tora&Hto pr i l l i a t c b M a g M p i V I I Loom II *111 No I M M M any lurNwr. me* and port pay A M nr litt1 MCooMryCMh fr*"'rm,/wtv're Stiff ® B IL L iM a ^ C H b a c t e Tyn irn ln e K r u c J tW S lu i G rowing company oookk tnotivoMd. hard narking MAI Nottonotr Local ToMUhr T i ll . f , B U M •ICo oMarshw (M F t O V M f N T IM .. MMW 10 halb 11*4/0 g w t to e X B w o LA R R Y -* L A H M IR R V IC S L**h M— mg/T— Trlmmmg L A W N IHR RR Y V I C EI - F r ot asltmakttl Coll after IPM M M M * .........A*w*rtD»h*M»1 . W ii VKJUS SOI U IIO N ' Parhops Id# world • socondworti t.iinm It Itorodom. tho lost is Doing a bora " — O ttil llnalun ER I C U Med Surg or Psych Full time i r pert time 1 11 m 111 shifts Every ofher weekend off Compefilive sel ery B benefits Contecf, W. Vefvsfe Me w o rm Hespflel 1*1 R , N t a m B . Dbfeod, Ft. SHINANN0RN VtlDGC RDTS d r-H M ii! .. w m G P C V M I RN Part Time Demonstrators tor supermarkets. Central Ft area Retired 4 moms wel come! Lend tetter to Boa llOS PO Box 141! Saefced Ft. 17111 11*4 A D A Y ! Taking orders People caB you _____ H I 4417Exf L kaobtng your nlWO, L o l l i w m URE.4 f «*■•* T.*ffiRogftoMt are O M M from NuaRahone by l| A M (mvi Mud iMMtenl (K J iM t o f i h ite to f ttinittor teM FR e /•fueto W an r tence necessery 1171 teJO MINI VOW OVMHOURS! ItCWfTV OfTICm NEEDED NEEDA M P CollOItton Today! O i t T I N IIR V IC IS ja f iS L N R I R N Il b N O R t l Natl Co » ■s andin g ’ Naod •Hotly uctv M IA M I RCOVOCH n —Aexrlmxnt* MtnRFYlhngAyJ t f »r> l DETAIL H A T •o 71— H tlf Wnn M Ctorlcol a now M g * rag'd t * h i r o t u m i I* 1*0 N AAA EMPLOYMENT , For bust orthoboodK o H k p s . Contact i n t u t M ID I CAL b IC Ib T IO N IIT Growing pracirco hat doth tor you I Coring ponan will bo hlrodnowl ComploN trotntng I A A A IM b L O Y R W N T N R .W k b .. W H IP munity It Making tapar baa or. caokt. daotary and Mrvtco pon awwl Apply in ppnon to t m $ Sonrtoa M l HAM . B H IN O I MON t T 1 A T O N I N r raw lina ot toyt. gittt. doming, dacor and Chnttmat itamt Fraaklt Can DO a m Wt trtpor |}l M il mini ■durtduol with Mm* C A D schooling Entry toyol bPSittont Com________ W i l l i Flarida't prawrattiuo cootI"uing care o rpl lromawt Jo in C e n tu iy Labor, tho n.gh*,i paying tamp ter r tea Mi tha aroai Wo need mon ona woman, no oipcnonca nocot tar t Call today I . n iN M D A TA E N T R Y C L E R K I t to h rl Iv p t r b banalit package! Crowing tirm naan your help today I Call ut! E apertenced i ■light mechanic Mark Apply fn person ------------Ph*l Befits -----CarrCdsAsr IJ S I“ ‘ “ ‘ OOOBM AH Must ba honest B dependable Apply in parson, 11A M 4PM. Wbftbl ~ North* U M C SB *h N yf old. A A A 'B B . Dunn A Rrodshpot Co Most l tsb ksrol msnspsrt tor Mowing ntol trotntng center on «gi got asos >ahoot motai aiparwnc* woeaiy Call t w r i t * m o a t I Man F r lt r o m » « a t o t P M f ROOUCTIONNDRRERS For tight essembly! No eipe UeORIHTt ■EXTERN MEDIGRL SERVICE O raapaCity.FI tlfkl 71— Hc1pWint«d l/ l FOODSERVICEWPERVISOR Wal Mart. H U Orlande Or lea FULL 71— Holy Want** 1 I M B B O iiiim RIi i T m C M NW M e m h M h M t it W T n n y i t o — M H W M to o * *4 Y R * M C M M TR D C TtO N I R*llr*CI Small |abtl Call oidar hgmatl Far • Frp* E w nra M phon* t m IH M I ____ M l t o E W t o M I M M and Mint— r. F Inanemg avadabl* ONwr paa4t trail *A4* Call M l Ira* 14 hpwrtl I M t l l l toto American t o l l Ry An Amarlcan Campany CG40O C tC O to M Cwru— rc W A XtolEwNtAl. In briar A Eatorwr. R*p*in« Eaptrl Wo *4t*r Guaiit, praPuch NWtoratt p r x n A Guaran— d r*wi*ti F Inane tl Call M l IM I ^ S Ik e s e Inltrm r R tn arO w n t. C*bl Warahau** c— ranc* *4 na* t m ***4t. i n a n it t — platoly mtlaUod Inclodat imxdrt ^Uma m t oin v nMy ( hop* Pact ■ U \ ■ fca ■ ernan • C H O U TR EE IERVICE F roo nliiTv.hr, i La* Fricatl L K In* llwmpGrmdmg. Taa! m MW day w a d * "L a lTb a F r o N i i i n K d a r ' I A TR E E Traa ramarai and lp*n car* A M ch an dd aa nip U l UM �Santonl Hnfalfl 1*1— H o m **fo r S a l* M l— H ornet to r S a l* BUSINESS From your 3 7 homo. Orange ClIy./onedCT Only' it*.*® M AK E DA CORP/bROKE R « r im m i KURT Bring your boat! Appro, i j acre, elm* to l A r Monro* Lib* near, 7 bdrm 7 bath datac tod oror bihop j g S t 11 f• k ' (V •* Vi M 1 V 1 \ II STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. We IM And -sell morr property than anyone in the Greater Sanford Lake Mary area. 260-8100 O U ftO 7 M i m i . I bath **<h Good terms! Atbing! U T 000 ft REM. D0U HOUSE 7/1. liTHfd. QBr«9» menf tocetion Terms' cony* 647 90C l.S ACRE Beautifully wooded Sen ford Ave Terms to right par 1y! 614.900 tA T C M A N M A L T Y U R m I E stele | n k » r 1449W*l*rdAv* 321475)............ ...J2122)7 IA N F O R D I SPLIT L E V E L 1 bdrm , 2 bath country place on I acre near take Jessup and public boat ramp Horses OK Have key will staw' 627.000 LA K E M A R Y ! L IK E NEW 3 bdrm , 7 hath in the Reserve al the Crossings Roman tub M any e if r a t Lake M ary schools and shopping » 6S7.000 SANFORD? E X T R A NICE 3 bdrm . 2 bath Idyllwilde of Lech Arbor Convenient lo I 4 A US 17 A «7 Close lo elementary, middle A high schools You II likeII! 644 900 SANFORD* NO Q IIA L IE Y IN G to assume j bdrm , 2 bath Big y a rd , pool. Im m aculate Equipped country kitchen A a whole tort more! 646.000 OWNER MUST SELL 22S— M tic e lto n e o u * Shiny bright 3 bdrm split plan, c e n t r a l H t A . k itc h e n equipped, paddle Ians, mini blinds, new carpet, tg yard, huge oaks, p icn ic araa Assume, no quality. 113 400 down. 64SO/mo 664100 _________ Coll 444-4M1_________ Beby items fer seie Jenny l md M l crib. 170 good conddion misc b*by clothes & other items t i l l Gin*. 3499474 tv msg qrceif otter 7PM POOL NOME SANTORO 1 bdrm . 7 bath, double garage A screened porch! Drive by 7414 Hartwell Ave , Sanford Then call for appointment! a bdrm , 1 butt), complete If restored, remodeled, and landscaped Close to shopping, quiet neighborhood I H IS HO W A L L A C E C R E S S R E A L TY ___________H I -4177___________ UNO HOMES. CORNS ■ UY tNOOR SELLING? NEW IN TOWN? N E E D T O a U IL O t O w la m e r . A n Friendly A mi Folly Cm n N ' M R F /V 1KX INIS TW c o m SEE! 321- 2720 322-2420 I N I Park Dr., laniard M l W. Lake Mary A t . U Mary C tll T a M rtt 1400-323-3720 Eicellenl buy I Immaculate Oavf, Names tram 61. U Repair! Data. Ta t Prap. A Foret later at ___ 907 1714771, eit.N I67f§ LESS THAN 12)00 CASH IN CLU D IN G CLOSING COLT 3 6 4 bdrm homes in Sanford, Deltona, OeBary. Lake Mary. L o n g w e o d A A lta m o n te Springs For selection call PA ULO SBO ANE V EN TU R E I P R O PER TIES ___________ 771-4744___________ •cwdlltJanl I bdrirvi.. 7 baths Won't last a ft...... taa.rou ZONED ACftlCULTURAll ) bdrm , I bath, o ilra larga let. RV pad A oorkthop. near iR rat W prtcad at' lU.fOO LIN D A A R ED MORGAN 3235188 260-2000 m t SAMFORD SANFORD A S S U M E 1% M T G . N O Q U A L IF Y IN G ! Super 3bdrm in The Crossings! Screened paho, huge kitchen, this one Is really nice1 144,400 CallOtenaet: CANNON GR O UP R E A L TO R ! _________ 447-4710144_________ SANFORD • Retired’ > Bdrm dollhouse. 7 car garage. e«c location! Only 674.404 Metg-U letl Broker --.....M l m i l*t acres near L i. A ita yt CONDO WINTER SPRIR6S IUIURT KIT0NA HOME VA assumable! 4 Bdrm . 7 baths) Near Prov Bird A shopping p l i f a . '* acre wooded lot, dbl car garage, major appi,. targe sernd porch. C/H/A 674.400Firm Call 674 1441, tease message if 1 1 k SR a Corrida, ) acres « . each floa tranlal property j i l u l M t r a t ) _________M l MW 153— A c r * * g * L o tt/S a l* IBS— C m pw tofB C O M M O D d tt a* ■ PNppy Pltc Drtva. It EMT. EM** * color jjijg g n g a iljljt o r jp * ^ 1BZ— tpprtlnp 0 — 4 i im r a r A V A ILA B LE FOR IM M E D IA TE OCCUPANCY TO Q U A L IF IE D BU Y E R Mutt w ill "im gla IIa ", tl/ II magnum, convarlabla. good condition!................... ...... Ilia or m il ac cap! bait attar I Call H I Ml* PRE0WNE0 MOBILE HOMES ________________ ft a v a il a b l e - v o l u m e g ia n t Wall, taplic. Panor Patati 1S F mane >ng Ava >labia I Largtit FI Mobil#HamaDaaiar Call ig a M a a im ______ COOMERC1R1P0TENT1AU 14ft Orlande Or 1714761 #841744 8 Greet for • kid. 18171 j t a r *PM M W M O U U tN M tl Owner Financing! } bdrm., I bafhl Broker ownar, 434 7m FARM DISPERSAL SALE M ito rta li A L L IT E R L E U IL D IN G L al daaiar invalc*. ) MC to MAM i g t l CallW I 1*1 bllliBilact Baft Caftar Par D a c ti i n M * l . f . , t*« raaftam toaaNi. I M L F CaW HI'MAT t t a if c IBS— Lpew 4 0*r4*n l i t - R * * l kttato mm______ n u B u rm * For sale by owner with financing Price 4 farms must be very reasonable Call h I t H r S T N R k f^ifc e new! Mud f r g tires! Fur ettechmt 6710 771 7331 I t * — P * t» A S v p p ii* « 10acres, pond site, pasture! 617.900 Prime affordable land with eiccllent terms available Just S miles from Lake City These wont last Call now* Patten Corp 1 400 444 *404 lata B U M Ei M m Lot lira appro. M U M on canal to lakt. I l l too M l Mat lor mora into, mat ion OCALA N ATIO NAL FOREST Woodad loti T i n , accati IMOO aach Na m in ,, paraal W l *1 montnir Oanar IW4I IM a m ar ITM ) t » H M PM AALL BIR D P (I* a i m laaklna tor bird* to buy. I'm ahM yi Kama a*l E »NN It Traitor an right al 1M EM KW 0W Must Milt j a e rti! Older home, fenced alarm system, best offer aver 61)1.440! Call ^ T jT f jT T t a jtM T T ^ J J e M ^ a lE B B A P IN C N a All c a U n l It UTHMONCUNS EL madly Gaia Carnal, me* lat ham. * ducki. F R E E R O O LTERt. Pant ava.iabi* P nto r to Mil all. bul anil wparato........................Cheap! M* Granltlna Rd . Paela. _________Call I I I «p*i_________ L A V IN B M B M I. P R Y I R I . OUCH* B TU R K EY *. VAM EM MtftM* t s n n iiu e N ic# acra — Call m 1*01 * 904 799 6646 234— Im p o rt C ir s a n d Tru ck s PricH lb m « y k i tl VOLVO 1917 DL auto a*r new tires Good condition Records 6# 900 377 4074 O R i r .............................t L M O 23S— T ru c k * / B u t**/V a n s can n r m * Rill cbMiWr iff**4 R00 BRUCE WIT0 SALES it it it it I a in s tol tor cprpaal' ,1 aw m l m gun ■ J IB AE11I* H - l - l . WWy*. n a — A mc H m to » b * MMrrCSTATUI MICRONAVEOVEN WITHNOOOENCMT M A D f R r TOLHIBA. I , ' i INCHES LONG I* INCHEL W ID E D IA L C O N T R O L F ITS P E R F E C TL Y ON ITL I LHELF WOODEN CART I E X C E L L E N T CO NDITION! $150— BESTOFFER! CAU 321-9319 EVES4 WEEKENDS DUMP TRUCKS 7 trucks end i trailer 373 761! FO RD VAN 1977. 70 000 miles V I, auto . p'S. 11,000 CH E V Y PICK UP 1974 C 70 VI, auto , work truck. 6760 FO RD PICK UP 1971 VI. auto, rough, good work truck. |600 _________Call 339 4766_________ 74 FORD C 164 361 V • std trans . body rough, engine drivetratn very good! 6' 760 Can____________ 333 9116 2)4— V*hicl*i __ W ant*#______ JU N K 4 WR C C K C D CAR*/ TRUCKS Running or not We also tell good used motors 4 tran smni>ons 331 44)4 WE PAY TO P 666 tor wrecked cars truck if WE 6ELL guar anteed used parts AA A U TO SALVAGE ef DeBary, 444*494 RILDNERNES) CRMPER 1944. 76 ft . sleeps •- fully equipped. 64 600 7900 Jewett Lane Sanford Call 111 6041 1974 Class A 75 t« Open Road. M/H, low mil es, C M I V C H A tf ll. W ITH 464 NtOTOR Refurbished. 372 3760 days 371 7474 H e r 4P44 2*3— J w * C a r* JUNK C A b l R IM O V IG NOCNAROt ___________ M l 17” ___________ Juab C a r t. M a l a r i. 4 T r a a i m l u t a a t R a m ta a b Fraai iiibM IaN araftR l lITa * DaHarts Paid tor |unk tart, tru tit. a *baal drly* Any condition Call M l U N O UnN f l !* i^ A D < rric ^ M n !E o o !r4 0 Special Brougham! Yellow 4 White Estenor E«c condi fion' Serious calls only! Ask ing $4 0017for *t! 447 37I4SS4 2 )1 - C * r * ****** * NEED INSTANT M0NET1 Daihatsu and iter lH»g, lecated at 37196 Mwy. 17 4 93, ienferd. will gay yeu teg dollar fur peer used car te i* yf Came fey with peer title 4 vehicle4 let us make peuan aHer peucenl turnd*wnIf Courtesy * * * * * * * N H * g«T Ten Aa eO M PUTBR A P P U O A TtO M t HOME OWNER LOANS 11,009-1230,000 L D P MOTRnfy rV y rTW N i NoAp*lc**anFw •RaFnrcng •D w Cwustoiuin •H*n* Wptoi*m*-t •Out* Cbsnf •kuapaung•NaKin* ChaW •N* Buy Uohgagai * M Fvpow (407)260-6216 A M Financial Barvicaa JINNY DROSS ■00 i . HWY. 4M ■ H Nary a* BASIC COMPUTE* TRAINING FOB OFFICE FEBSONNEL TRAIN TO BE A COMPUTIR PROFEBIKMAl OBADUATE IN 4 MONTHS rbwMirbf •CMFtfltt li • HKIO C0KFUTII TlSItM l •B K H K H H M • LOTUS M l , M M » K U ? •buibtu bFruitmii •UIC’KtolC snub Stotts •tfUl Nlft • * * * * * FLORIDA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Lbkb Kathryn PIbI b 1237 S. Hey. 17*2 p t o «9 W MT-AUMT M l 8E*l tlS -tM H M to , Ebb I >da It II Liy* poll, red ItnMr. till traitor. STM ar boil oTtoa. M l Kb*- toayo motiaba Alum inum . V Hull. III! m o Can M l MM t U N F I * N 1* I I. la ilb o a l ■ traitor MUST U L L I M 0 _________ CftRMbMM_________ IIN .B b m BbM * '?OO N e e * I t Se H AN B| M e 12 Wether D ryer | chine (Abt nett dining tebto ft 4 (h e trt cuntuiF TV 2 bedroom w li. new 2 (util tote group 4 coffee tebie 322 4434 etter #PM Anytime we* I ends CEMTCN, IN C . 104 I ASt COMWI MCUt i f Nf f f SAUrONO flOfiipA 3Z771 GC 4 MAYTAG J ^$gv»f A*kjflg*jjjgtWii !M C k m i i t g b A w 5t t M IL KOW 6 F M B B F Wrm traitor. SMS M l AJM * it Over 40 Trucks, Vans® 4X4 s Buy here Pay here!.. ..331 9002 MO— A n tiq u */C la *(ic __ C a n ___ a sam Ta bian llh llaa li ISO Call * • 7TI RC6® Like new 630 m t OetStfA 4 spd frans 660 4 14 In tires, 616 Kadiater. 610 •rakes 66 Fickvp Tagger. I l l 10 gal G#s fired tat water Mailer 626 Singer Sewmg Machine with folding Tabie 676 Instrument Panel A wheel from 70 ft Owens 640 11*74 Surface Plate 640 Bevel Protractor S70 2 spd 70 in floor fan 64 Cal! 321 7964 m ffp rm m W f n W l OH (hauMw. tong Ham. nr* > « * H p M c lu M 1 | l» Call _______ n iiip _______ * 2)3 — Auto P a r i f / A c c *ts o ri*s Ar UHourPMimmiry BBT— Seep C a n w r •MAPLE DINING* E IT * CONVERTED TORY!!! I942 Runs great! 4 cylinder, rebuilt transmission, rebuilt atr conditioner, new shocks, 7 new tires, upholstered seats throughout with back stats converting to queen tire bed! Middle tabie, sink. 7 water holding tanks with pump, plus fresh wat er connection AC DC refrigerator, ice bo*, TV Nice carpet throughout! tCOMET CHICKEN*....... I I ...... U ........ M _________ CaNM taaw_________ tna lac lo r, out lat l tan to S.mmoni, laa'r 4 Springair All nan I actor, jnd i and claaa ouli Camplala m lh narranl. Tain Lai IIS Ouaan Sal *11 * Full Lai LI*King Lat *1W Can aWorry__________ R T I N T B i ’E B B I A L t F u rm iL ,, A Callacliblai Buy A Lull. ISTJL Laniard A n I W W W T T _________ • HIGH BACH C N A IR tP , chaui. Aaiaah Original caat M* aa San all lor ***. Vary * it IP Y O U H A V I... / Furw ttM f * if if CHEVY VAN Avail Idays 646031) 1704 Sue P 106 7S 14 it •CKIXTPFIONUEMf -NOHmOVABLE BED . Ouaan t i n m i campltla. claan. aicallant condition I iu s Caii m i arts H U N T E R ' * N O M E P U R N I I N I N B I IF e rm a lly Tha Bargain Barm Nan B utad quaiil, furnllurtl Bur. tall. A caniignmanl 111 t III LI . Laniard 111 Mt* goodtoodihan ★ it PUBLIC A U TO AU CTIO N E V E R Y W ED MIGHT 7.11PM D AYTO N A A U TO AUCTIO N Nwp, 91, Dayton# Beach ______ 944 main_______ 1944 Mercury 7 dr sedan elec rear window Lot i of chrome ________ Cam »ti m i ________ 111— A H M t o n M B 6 acres, wooded nice stream! 67* 900 ★ 241— R ec rea tio n a l V eh icles / C a m p e r* I want to sell your car or truck free! Vehicles 6 prs. er elder preferred Call Ntrk, I I ] 1449 taps or M l 6433, 7PM 9PM C O C A A TIS L I Yaung. hand tod M A I M P rN M rty / S il* 4 acres paved road view! 619 900 ★ 2 3 1 -C a rs May 9 19fl9 — ?• SI •4, air stereo, sunroof 6 speed, white, j i .000 milts, 176 3379 $7,490__________ I V l- S v it o t n e lO ^ W a t o r f r w r t It you are interested <n two bvuilding sites at the M O DEL NOME SHOW PARK. where the trattic Is the best in Deltonacall 407 174 4716 ________ or 407 477 4107________ ★ Florida — Tuesday RUKRRIFUS ______ ATTENTION IUIIK RS! $349 CAMERA ONLY $525 VIDEO 4 CASS CALL (407) 282-0959 Mini. ML. blua or iljm ittt. > 4 TO d ip t Far hunting or ham* U M M M M l i m a m B iggail Mabllt Mama In F11 M > to nith all Ophaml SIM M Call IM a -M a lW ) -tl Maaalaa. iaaM. t BEnaa.. 1 b a .. C /N /A . nan carpa l. J IM M ^ a tT a lW r lll^ ja ^ bunted F E A T U H E S A N E L E C T R O N I C V IEBfFIN D EA MONlTOW, A S T E R E O P H O N I C M ICR OPHON E AUTO FOCUS AND AN • X ZOOM L E N S ' TH IS PON T A B L E CA M ER A M AKES Q U A L ITY M OVIES AND W ILL ENA BLE YOU TO R EM EM B CR AND KECOflD ALL THOSE PRECIOUS M O M EN TS' IN E X C E L L E N T C O N D ITIO N AND H AR D L Y U S E D 1 WILL SELL VIOEO CAMERA S E P A R A T E L Y ! BOTH M ADE BY RC A ! ! I “ GaadUtodT V t u t and up M ILLIR L MUST SEU.I IZ L IZ B I Pr*p*rty/S*l* IBS— T tto v itto n / R M to /S to r — F lee!wood. 7 bdrm . I bath, screened porch. 70 X70 . gutet country park in Ocala Na tmnel Forest Boat ramp 4 access to bass filled lata, 617.140 partially furnished Can 407 77t 4444 after > 30PM 1112 M T AV. SANFORD MS— C e m n w rc U l c a iim a o i • TWIN tltE M A T T R t i t * El P E A C H T R E E . tt,M . I bdrms . 111 baths. It*.WO Call Ortanda..................... „.!■ -D E A L E R COET* ItS.IM I S/tf* t/tl lh a a tro tk n a ils. }■* pi*nood lioort Dthvarad an rour lot i Aik about I S donnl Call t p n a a a i m ______ Oregsry Ma44N Names ? u o tt iie A I rendition. ITS C a H T M ja o ^ 7714146 or 744 7444 I DANIEL4 WOHIWKNDM REALTY INC ________ m a w * • TWIN B I D 1 I T * Matlfail and toundahan nith nanhama LlkaNanltW Tnin badi. tmail appnancat. china, musk lapat. toll moral IS T -M s M i* H o w t/S a l* CARRIA6E COVE Ail Set Up In Mobile Home Park * MOI Call « ;2 L 2 lIS L J 2 i2 S a 2 iU J li Rill 4 Terry Lhrft • ». V ~ 4TABLB 4 4C H A IR I4 FaMt into tuitcatal Gnat tor travailnf l Cat! (M* ball lor I b d rm . I b a . nan carpal, paint, lancad patio, goad araa. pool. lannli. pan ok . LJMOO C T IT n t a CaaaT, MAMA* E A N F O R D I'I. lernd parch, pool, nan ap pi. carpat'palnt. VA NO DOWN 4 tac. I**E. Uba Want m W * - M c v l t . l yr ■ Y O W N E R : TNirthlaaa Viuapa 7/7. 644.600 Blinds/ app 11 antes, fp t. shady area, 474 7043evet Men, thru Thurs TOWNHOUSE SANFORD J2 IM M nmHY 1SJ— C o n d o m in iu m *^ C o - O * / i* I* paho. SPA! Lika nan! laa.UO Can lury |l Ta m Count,. MS MM L0NGHQQ0 - (M E MARTNew i bdrm 2 bath with dbl garage, very private lot. ftX IIO Great schoots! 647.000 Alan JdAnsan, Ae/Mai (Mluelt 711-4IRI........... j f ............ N 4 R K ★ VIDEO CASETTE L A B B V -t M ART. I l l laniard Ava. Nan/Uiad Turn. A appi Bay/EaN/traPa......... m a m Baciawr chair, m . I Dranar 616 000 377 4749 after 4PM 7 bd rm . » ' i ba. icr Nor VA 11>00 doanl N ta 1 bdrm Deltona homo 1474 tiiod P 4 I. Call The Realty I at.............- ......7714144 61,710 Down I ) bosfroom tamo* 16* baths, large lot Squeaky clean! Only 644.000 /r FOR SALE IT OWNER REP0SSID HOMES! FIX A SELL for lie IB I— Appliance* L o tt/S a l* LMEMAtV ftSSUMftUE MORTGAGES NO Q U A L IF Y ALL AR E A ll M N M w Iw ig M i Egaal H m i i i i i Oytertunity Cantrii* Ol Fla. H E A L TO R t FI* T'M a r M l-MM »S 3 -A c r* * t* - UNIQ U E I J bdrm . 1 bath, screened porch, garag*. Iraad W j j a r j M .............f f l j g i E>!ra nice! 3 bdrm , l '■» bath, BRAND N EW C A R P E T! Cen M/A. Inside launWy, bio cor ner lot! Only! 667.400 IM E MART ★ WITH PORTABLE R EAL C1 TA TC R EALTO R M l TME SANFORD! FA N TA S TIC 7 acre paradise on St Johns River 7 Story, 3 bd rm , 7 'i bath, 7 decks 110* river frontage Has docks! 6770 000 7 rent#! tames. I bdrms . J beth tn Sanford, positive cash (low Owner I 679.900! _________Call 010 o m _________ ★ VIDEO CAMERA CALL BART 7 bd rm , den/possibte 3rd bdfm. I ’ t baths, fenced cor ner lot. close to schools By owner, 667,440 Appnt 371 4744 INVESTORS!! ★ PRICE REDUCED TO SS3.SM L A K E M A A Y I L IK E NEW 3 bdrm , 7 bath Big lot Privacy fence, screened Tennessee stone ftfho Cant tell home has been lived Ini 6117.000 W EK IV A PINES 6 ACRE H O M ES ITE! S IM M m rm u m * jn o m PROM DRESS Gibbs Louts P*le tourquoise te* length swim, sue 10 shorn dyed to match size 4 'a Ask ingttS Cell 37! 0139 • U P H O L1 TE NY M AT E RIAL® Brand new. assorted From 60c Call 371 9742 Washington Oaks areal 1 bdrms . 7 ba , lemity room w'fireplace. beaiXifully land scaped corner lof, sernd paho. til.OOO/Offer! 494 4044 Atkins Aaatty, osk tor Marge! lQoevveerrlly y 01 M A S O N WEALTY S •I tl |i« 1*17k| I Cent. N* wipe per Not* Ferrevi Meteli.......... Glest KO KO M O ^ 313 1100 WANTED Good used furniture end Antique* CASH PAID 3719404 1 bdrm . 11* ha .. double let. fenced yard, carporl, utility buHdmp 6m . m are 4778 30S M M 4J I / M 4 U S 722 II HWY. I l t l. OCRARY 666 Aluminum MUST SELL NT OWNER MT W M Tfla a T.H H EAN FO R O - Pmacrvtl J/l. C/M A A . Fam A uhl rm , car port, cornar lot MEW0 Mb TIPI R EA LTY 21V—W a n te d to Buy M bLPIN O I I L L I R t U L L BY O W NER FOR M .m CM1 N a to U ta lt BaaAar-.....g ) »M1 L A K E M A A Y t ALM OST N EW 4 bdrm . 7 bath Hills of Lake Mary Great room plan A 1 c o n d itio n E * t r a n ic e neighborhood Near I 4. shop ping, 3 country clubs and schools' 694.900 T E L F A IR K I T N* C A R L Y L E ® by Larry Wriffcl M i— Hom es to rS * I* Sanlofrt l OFf �M — Sanford Herald. Sentord. Florida — Tuetday. May 9. 1909 by Chic Young BLONDIE Sudafed can help with earaches while flying r r r e b r o i p l n t l fluid (hydrocephalus) ra n plug up or function deficiently. This can rrsiilt In headache*, visual dif­ ficulties. weird feeling* and c o n v u ls io n * , a m o n g o th e r symptom*. medicine If further surgery Is not Your son may be helped by Indicated. D E A R D R. O O T T i I have Ix-rn Irr rjin tit flyer lor ninny yrnrn. Whi'H I flrsi started f1ylri|*. I had seven* pain In lu lli rant. I Irlrrl swal l owing. gum , yawni ng, holding m y inre’ anil everything rise anyone suggested. T h rn I Irlrrl Sudafrd anil II rrn lly winks I ltn|rr this suggestion helps o llirrs with a similar |mil>lrni. D E A R R E A D E R : Thank you lor sharing your rx|>rrlriirr. Siirlulril Is onr of s rvrrn l o v r r -l lir-ro n n lr r a n • llhlslamlne/decixigeslant m rdlrln rs lli.il arr usrlol In preventInU arro -olllls. Ilir prrsHiirr Inillil up III Ilir rant tint) rrsulls I m i l l r a p I rl c h a n g e * In rnvlniniiirnlal pirssurr. T h rs r roui|MMiuils wisk liy reducing c o n g e s t i o n anil tlssur swelling at ilir o | N 'iiin g s of ilir Kustacman I i i I n ' s . Ilir rliillllrls v e n t i n g rarh by Art Sansom mlifrllr rar c o m p o r t m e n t . Oner tin* rars ran vrnl. prrssurr Irvrls H l- I - I - I ,4 wiililn tlirm will rrpinllrr with Aw^eooY. Ilir rnvlniniiirnlal prrssurr. Hcmcmltcr that rv rn Surlalrrl may liol lirlp you II you rhoosr In fly wlirn you havr a rolil or hay frvrr. For uioir Inkiniiailon. I am sending vim a copy ol m y llrnllh Hr|sirt “ Kar Inlitilons anil Dis­ orders.” O th r r rrailrrs who woiilil llkr a rnpv should srnd $1.23 with llM'ir nainr and addrrss In P.O. lion !il3(ifl. Clrvrland. O il 4 4 IOI 33«<i. Hr surr to in riilliin lh r title. ji B E E T L E B A ILEY TH E BORN LOSER M U Y D AaXFT A C a i C r f ^W M R H O C 'O tM W W CALL H m i TOREA CC.L « I»1 TlfRCA C T t R f t f T 7 3 ftartridan t tool t Conwnandnwnt 4 Conductor__ 4 Author tmlls ALL TW0XJGH (IVIUZATKXI 8_ 8 trttk 8 Caro l rrv»f 12 t n l t f lw n s * ____ 7 Chemical wfRi Sumac 1 3 ______ arm 1 4 ___Khayyam 18 Rodent 18 Cun mg at Ryan 8 "_____ the Mood lor Love" 10 Thin m i bmp 11 fnergy unfit 17 ___8 Johnson nnn nnnn nnnn nor noon nnnn non o n n n n n n n n n n ro n n nnci nnnn onocn □nnnn nnnnonn nonn nnnn non nnn nnnn nnoo □ crn n n n o n n n n n n n o n n n cro o onn nnnnnn nconnnnnn non nnnn ooon nnn □onn nnnn onn 18 With i lag on IS Mote aach nda ol 20 Amancant 1*11 4| • J r w T F I T N W III 21 Human being 24 MadogrRof 22 Acltett 9ft> M W -• v R‘ p W t N t S3 Cowboy Redgreve 28 BrSbcal wrtch't 38 Rustic 24 Ratton 28 Oarad at 40 BoaitfU 1 27 Guardian (pint 27 Mythical 28 _________malar 41 WaAadln 30 At tha back 28 Actor__ 32 Urgently ONoal 42 Bridge on the 34 Turned 35 Myttary 38 Alweyi Ipoat) “ 1 " *“ 37 Dertwt ^TT 11 38 College official 40 Actor Richard ~ t r 41 Skm problem 42 Modem tacred book 45 Got on 49 Arm (trap 51 Light______ feather 52 Alphabet! 53 Smut Indian 54 Cheat 55 "Do at _ _ D E A R D R . O O T T i My IS-yrar-old son had a sliunl pul In In IflHI and another In IHH4, Things havr Ik v ii lunch and no ever slnrr. Now hr nets hot and cold s |h-IIs . tNsunrs slrk to Ills s io ma r h and loams ul I h r m oiilli. Doctor* serin unronerntrd. So lar I've spent tltt.OOO on rliM-tor hills, and I am on a very lim llrd Imtittir. Can you Rive any advice? D E A R R E A O R R : Nol without knowlnR what was sliunlrd and why. Shunls in rrlirvr prrssurr on lfir liraln from an excess of m au has soosrn m truth Aniwor to Rradous Runto ACROSS ~ — ~ 1 0 43 Gtobet 44 Cotta___ 47 Jacob t twin 48 Actrau Adana — II 1 hr » 58 Stupid perton 1*11 57 Actor Brymtar DOWN conttallatxin 2 Nurtomaida mi I t Utat by S I* WIN AT BRIDOB k l TU M BLEW EED S by T.K . Ryan dummy. Let him Instead throw a diamond on the fourth He should then play I queen of heart* East the king and play diamond* aa tx-fore, but see the diffofence on the fourth diam ond. Having discarded two d u b a on the second and third dlamonda, on the fourth diamond South can ruff while at the same time unblocking the remaining heart honor from dummy. That lets him cash the IDS of hearts to make hi* contract. B y J u n e * Jacoby Tim s- un-trump would have iM-cn raster to play than four s|iadrs. since Kant did mil hold a llvr-card dlamraid suit. Hut Ihc npudr rn n lra rt should h a vr succeeded. D r r l u r r r wim i h r ace uf diamonds and drew lour rounds uf trump, discarding a club from tlummy. T h rn lie played a heart In dum my's jack. Bust won the king and came bark with a diamond. South threw a d u b on that, us West won Ih r king. West played another diamond, and South threw umilhcr club. When Ih r defenders played still anot her di amond, decl arer ruffed, and he Is still wondering how lo rash his Iasi heart. After South gets the bad news dial trumps arr not splitting, he should look uhrad. 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Dick Cheney. R-Wyo., ns defense secretary, filling the last spot In President Bush's Cabinet, vacant for nearly two months while John Tower's nomination collapsed. Just one hour after the Senate voted 92-0 Friday to confirm him. Cheney — In his office on Capitol Hill — resigned from Wyoming's at-large House seat and was sworn In as the nation's 17th secretary of defense. The oath was administered by David Cooke, director of administration and management at the Pentagon, who has sworn In every defense secretary since the agency was created In 1947. Cheney's wife, two daughters and parents were present. SANFORD — Robert B. Power Jr. faces five possible life terms after a Seminole Circuit Court Jury on Saturday convicted him of 11 separate crimes stem­ ming from 1987 burglary and rape In Longwood. The Jury deliberated for three hours following closing arguments Saturday before bringing In the verdicts, all related to the burglary and the rape of a 28-ycar-old woman. Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. ordered a pre-sentence report and said the date for sentencing would be set later. Assistant State Attorneys JefT Decs and Robert Fisher, who prosecuted the case, said Power, of Kissimmee, could receive five possible life terms for convictions of burglary using a deadly weapon and Including battery on the victim of the apartment, two counts of sexual battery Involving a deadly weapon, kidnapping, and aggravated assault with a weapon. DC-9 crashes on takeoff FORT WORTH, Texas — A DC-9 airplane carrying explosives for the military took off early Saturday with Its cargo door open, turned back In an attempt to make an emergency landing but crashed. kIDIng both people aboard, ofTlclals reported. Robert B. Power Jr. Power also was found guilty of aggravated battery, robbery using a deadly weapon, criminal mischief, theft, burglary to n conveyance (an automobile), and grand theft of an auto. Power Is expected to be tried next month for one of the four rapes of which he Is accused In Osceola County. He also faces charges of rape and murder In Orange County In connection with the death of 12-ycar-otd Angela Bare. Power, who sat calmly at the defense table during the trial recording testimony on a portable tape recorder and conferring with his attorneys, showed little emotion during the reading of the verdicts. He only shook his head slightly when the guilty verdict to the first count of sexual battery wns announced. He was the first defendant In Seminole County to be convicted through the use of DNA samples. Those samples helped tie Power to the crimes. The assistant director of a New York forensic laboratory testified Friday that DNA samples obtained from Power's blood matched those from semen stains on panties worn by the woman who was raped. Dr. Kevin McElfrcsh, of the Llfecodes Corporation forensic laboratory In Valhalla. N.Y., said the chances □ See Guilty, Page 2A Rhythmic crowd getting into beat of local festival Officials at Carswell Air Force Base withheld the names of the two crew members killed In the crash. They both worked for a civilian charter service, Evergreen International Aircraft In McMinnville. Ore., the Federal Aviation Ad­ ministration reported. From United P r w International reports INSIDE_____________ ] By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer__________________ □ Nation WINTER PARK - As the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival con­ tin u ed d o w n to w n y e s te rd a y , hundreds of bodies swayed and hands clapped to a live blues show. The crowd. Winter Park artist David Hunter said, waa into It. “ Tills Is u very Interested crowd.” Hunter said. “ I've been to a lot of shows where the people would rather cat and Just watch each other.-But here, the are« Interested Chilean fruit ban lifted WASHINGTON — President Bush ended restrictions that had been placed on Chilean fruit because cf a cyanide scare and ofTlclals announced a plan lor stricter inspections to allow grapes and berries back on the market. Chile will Increase security on Its fruit, and begin Inspections and laboratory tests before fhlit leaves Tor die United States. ofTlclals said Friday. A U.S.'leam. Including dn experienced Inspector and a scientist specializing In cyanide, planned a trip toChlle to aid the Chileans. S m N a g s BA In art." Hunter, who was exhibiting a graphics display, was presenting his fourth exhibit at the Winter Park festival In 11 years. Only 256 artists of more than 1.500 who applied were selected to participate In the festival, which Is In Its 13th year. Artists from 37 states were competing for awards totaling 825,550. A 83.000 award will go to the Best of Show winner. “ It's one o f the best shows In the country," Sanford artist Deborah L. □Bee Festival; Page 8A~>- ■• □ Sports wins close one ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — For the Lake Mary Rams, it was almost o perfect game. With pitcher Alex Blrlc confounding the Lake Brantley hitters, the Rams scared Just enough wins to beat the Patriots 3-1 In a Seminole Athletic Conference game played at the Lake Brantley High School Field on Friday night. "I've got a tiger out there on the mound and eight scrappers behind hlmw ho won't give up." said an elated Allan Tuttle, coach of the Lake Mary Rams. "W c played real well tonight." He won’t get any arguement from Lake Brantley. Whenever the right pitch needed to be thrown, Blrle threw It. Whenever a defensive play needed turning, the Rams made It. And when a big hit was Important, well, you get the NCAA TOURNAMENT . ik fM M n M The Lent family from Lake Mary cool down In one of the ponds at the park after a day of perusing art exhibits. Left to right are Katie (age 4), Kyle (age 2) and parents Tom and Sandy. D u k a ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nttl, l„ irttTIIII„ milltt 70 W aa l V ir g in ia .............. ......................................................... 63 ----------------------------------------------------- 80 ..................................................................................67 i a ..____ ............................. ....... . a T e c h .. .......124 _____ 81 Health.................... BO 40 Horoeoope.............. 3C see#eeessesee 80 Nation.................... 4A ............8C Opinion................... SO ....................1C otlve........... 10 .......... .......3A ........... ......... 10 Television seeseeeaseesse 7C ...........••••A Weather oeooooooeeesosoee 2A •eeeeeeessse cloudy and mild today Partly Cloudy r " ---------------r ” Partly cloudy skies today with highs In the low to mid 80s Scattered dense fog could be a problem later Sunday night and early Monday m orning. Monday will be mostly sunny with highs In the upper 80s : :— I » ------------- -----. Perry Allen (left) of Sanford shows off his wood sculpture, entitled ‘John Brown Never Died For Me,' to Billy Davis of Orlando. Allen has been participating in the festival for the past eight years. His wife and fellow artist, Deborah, has a printmaking exhibit nearby. Shuttle makes ‘textbook landing’ One mission done, United Press International EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE - The shuttle Discovery, cheered on by u half-million spectators, glided to a triumphant touchdown Saturday, leaving a 8100 million sulellite In orbit and ending the first of seven shuttle flights for 1989. With the Slur Spangled Banner playing on ulrfleld loudspeakers, commander Michael Coals and co-pllot John Hlaha skillfully maneuvered their ship to a textbook landing al 6:36 a.in. PST — straight down the middle of a long concrete runway at Edwards Air Force Base In the high desert of California. “ Houston. Discovery, wheels stopped!" Coats radioed from the cockpit of the spucrplane. which looked In remarkably gixxl condition after Its fiery re-entry. “ Well done. Discovery." astronaut Frank Culbertson replied from mission control In Houston. "Thai's one to lx* proud of. We felt like wc rode tliiough the whole mission with you. Great way to start the '89 schedule. Mike." "You bet," Coats agreed. "First pf a lot. Frank." The morning sunlight glinted off the wlnged-orbtlcr as It hanked overhead on final approach, thrilling the estimated 450.000 spectators who camped out overnight In mobile homes, tents and sleeping bags In the dusty Mojave Desert "Exhilarating was the word of the day." gushed teacher Bill Taylor of Visalia. Calif. Said Boy Scout Paul Hoeprtch. 11. of Havasu City. Artz.: "I've always wanted to watch It land. I was excited!" For Coats. 43. Blaha, 46. and crewmales James Baglan. 37. Robert Springer. 46. and James Buchll. 43, landing capped a trium­ phant 8375 million voyage, the third postChallcnger shuttle flight und the 28lh In the program. "Thank God for America." Blaha said. "W e have a free country. We have a greut educational system that produces engineering expertise that allows us to build something like this spare shuttle. So we're very blessed. God bless you and Gold bless America." Added Buchll: "This year's starting out Just fantastic with one of the smoothest flights that I've ever seen. And I'm ready to do It again." The crew made their remarks before board­ ing a Jet for a (light to Houston. For four laboratory rats that accompanied the filers In orbit, however, the end came swiftly. The rodents were killed with an overdose of anesthesia four hours after landing s o their deliberately broken legs could be examined In a student experiment to find out how weightlessness affects bone healing. Rear Adm. Richard Truly, a veteran astronaut and chief of the program, said Discovery and Its critical coating of protective tiles, came through the flight with flying colors, although results of a more detailed Inspection were not expected for several days. "T h r vehicle Is as dean as any orbtter that I personally have ever seen." Truly said at a post-landing news conference. "There almost Is no visible tile damage at ail. A few minor chips here and there." C See Landing. Page 2A six more to go in '8!3 United Press International CAPE CANAVERAL - With Discovery back on the ground In apparently good shupe, NASA officials ure Increasingly confident the post Challenger space agency can meet an ambitious seven-flight 1989 launch schedule. Engineers arc gearing up to haul the shuttle Atlantis to the launch pad Thursday for blastoff In Just six weeks to cany u 8530 million Venus probe Into space. "W e've got u lot to do In the next year und In the future." Rear Adm. Richard Truly, associate administrator for spaceflight, said after D iscovery's landing Saturday at Edwards Air Force Base. Calif. "But I think this flight of the shuttle, again, shows what a marvelous and cupable vehicle It Is. I'm extremely happy with where we are." Atlantis, already bolted to un external fuel lank and u pair ol aolld-luel boosters. Is scheduled lo blast off April 28 to ferry’ the Magellan Venus radar map|x-r Into space In a flight marking the first use of a spare shuttle to launch un Interplanetary spacecraft. Magellan, mounted atop a 845 million "inenial upper stage" boostrr for the flight to Venus, was taken lo a special "while room" al launch |>ad 39B Friday. Thr spacecraft was designed lo map the surface of Venus with a sophisticated cioud-pirrring radar. Atlantis Is scheduled lo be hauled to the firing stand early Thursday for final pre|>ara□ See NASA. Pag* 2A -i * .1 ifi . SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B E S T LO CAL NEWS CO VER AGE. Call 322-26 I �8A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 18. 1888 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E Spring break peaks in Daytona United Press International Martinez, McCollum In El Salvador DAYTONA BEACH - Spring break, a festival o f tanning, beer guzzling nnd ogling, started Its final two-week run Saturday with tens o f thousands o f college students rushing to Florida's most fo/.ious beach. "W hat's going to happen In this town Is enormous. You'll be able to move faster down the street walking on the car hoods." said Allan Cohen, owner o f the hot spot Texan Hotel and one of the major support­ ers of bringing spring break here big time. Yes. Daytona Beach is now where the boys are. The folks In Fort Lauderdale, which was spring break for decodes, derided a couple years ago they didn't need any more beer chugging or wet T-shirt contests. They put out the unwelcome mat by cracking down on underage drinking and building a concrete wall to control traffic along the beach. "I think transition from a spring break town to more diversified tourism is coming on." says Tom Tapp, an ofllclal with Fort Lauderdale's Parks and Recreation de­ partment. He doubts his city will see 100,000 students during the whole break. There were 150,000 students In Daytona last week alone, with the week before and after Easter counted on to be the real boom. The buses and cars keep rolling In, and by the end of the six-week season, about April 1. hoteliers and police expect about a TALLAHASSEE — Qov. Bob Martinet, named by President Bush to co-chalr a delegation observing today's elections In El Salvador, says he hopes to see democracy strengthened In the war-tom nation. Rep. BUI McCollum, who represents Seminole County, Is a member of the delegation, one of the observers. Martinez said, “ The main thing Is. this Is the fifth or sixth election held since the new constitution was adopted (In 1983). If we con get another one under our belt on Sunday, there's a decent turnout and there's a transition of power from one president to another and It's done without revolt, then I think we've mode a lot of progress." Martinez said he was appointed to co-chair the delegation last week, but withheld comment uutU the White House officially announced his appointment Friday. He will chair the 19-member delegation along with Sen. Mitch McConnell. R-Kentucky. Chappell treated for cancer Former Rep. BUI Chappell. D-Fla., who lost his re-election bid last November In the wake o f his Implication In the Pentagon scandal, says he Is undergoing treatment for bone cancer at the National Institutes ofHealth In Bethesda. Md. "I want all my friends to know I'm feeling fine and plan to see them back In the district soon." Chappell said. He said he Is anxious to return because he Is planning to establish an active law practice In June. Chappell was defeated In the November election by political novice Craig James by 732 votes, but he did not concede defeat until Dec. 16.5 V4 weeks later. Chappell was a 20-year member of the House and had been linked to the Pentagon procurement scandal earlier In 1988. He was chairman of the House Subcommittee on Military Procurement and a staunch supporter o f defense spending. Chappell was named In several documents released last summer relating to the pentagon kickback and bribery scandal but was never charged and repeatedly said he did nothing wrong. He was criticized for allowing several major defense contractors to help him out o f a financial Jam when they purchashed or arranged for the sale of several falling business Interests over the past five years. MIAMI — Eastern Airlines, pursuing plans to downsize the carrier, is exploring the marketplace to determine what Interest there would be In buying some of Its smaller planes, a spokeswoman said Saturday. The airline, which entered the third week o f Its machinists union strike Saturday, telexed a bulletin to other airlines and to aircraft brokers around the world Inviting ofTers for Its narrow-body aircraft. The Boeing 757s and 727s along with Its DC9s make up most o f Eastern's 230-plane fleet, but spokeswoman Karen Ceremsak explained that they are not all for sale. "W e have said all along we have to consider other asset sales to finance the building out of bankruptcy," Ceremsak said. "A t the bankruptcy press conference we said we would probably emerge at 60-70 percent of previous size. If we’re going to be two-lnlrds the previous size, obviously we're going to have exoess aircraft." She said she dla not know why the wide-bodied A-300s and tht't^lOltYWfeVe not included In the query', but it Is generally 4 accepted they are more profitable for an airline to fly. AstU stal bankruptcy Judge In New York appointed after Eastern filed for protection under federal bankruptcy laws The filing came five days after Eastern's 8,500 mechanics and groundworkers went on strike In a contract dispute. Tssn murdtrsr gats minimum 3 year* CLEARWATER — A 16-year-old boy who killed one educator and wounded two others In a cafeteria shooting spree In February 1988 has been sentenced to 17 years In prison with a mandatory minimum of three years. Jason Harless o f Pinellas Park already has served 13 months In Jail waiting for his trial and then his sentence, and could be released In two years. Harless was charged with first-degree murder In the death of Pinellas Park High School assistant principal Richard Allen. But a Jury foundliim guilty In January of the lesser charge of second-degree murder, a conviction that could have resulted In a sentence of 20 years. Harless and Jason McCoy, also now 16, went to the high school with two loaded pistols they had stolen from the home of a friend. While they were In the cafeteria McCoy was approached by an administrator who had been tipped that the youth had a gun. From United Press Inlsmstlonsl reports TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The six winning numbers drawn Saturduy In the Florida Lotto game were: 19.41.42. 1.29. and 26. TIm dally number Brawn In the Lottery CASH 3game wo* 4*0 Straight Play <numberI In aaact order). U K on a M c «il be). U00 on tl. Boi 1 (number* In any order): UO lor a 10 cent bet. t ItOon It. Boi 4 (number* In any order): MO lor a SOcent be!. UOantt. Straight Boe ) U S In order drawn. UO in any arder on a 11bet Straight Boa t U«0 In order drawn. MO II picked In combination on I I bet 1UVP* 401 2MI Fla. M m . Second Cteit Pottage Paid at laniard. Florida m i l POSTMASTER: Sandaddrott change* to TH E VANFORO HERALD. P.O. Boa Iklf. laniard. FL M ill. Home Delivery: ) Month*. $11JO: 0 Month*. U f .00: Tear. 010.00. la State Mall: I Month* 111JO: 0 Meath*. M* 00: Year. 104.00. Out Ot Slat* Mail. Throa Month* H I M: » Month* 040 04: Year 010.00 ( 401) IM 1411. half-m illion college students to pass through. Georgia Carter from Destination Daytona), the clty'a tourism promotion bureau, says they spent only 640.000 advertising spring break at "T h e W orld's Most Famous Beach." Posters mailed to 1,000 colleges were the major ploy. The festival o f flesh, beer and rock 'n' roll means about 6100 million to the local economy. Banner-towing planes fly up and down the beach all day promoting cigarettes. Brewers run promotions by the six-pack and movie makers tout epics like "Earth Girls Arc Easy." MTV tapes spring break features for Its cable channel, and Rolling Stone magazine gives away thousands of T-shirts. Girls and women stand around all day In bikinis to draw attention to various makes o f automobiles and brands of suntan lotion. "This Is the biggest college party you can go to." Amy Reed, a 21-year-old engineering senior at the University of New Hampshire, yells down from the top of a rented motor home parked In the sand with thousands of other rigs. Her Sigma Nu pal Chip Cooper. 22. explains how to live for a week on 6200 and still afford nightly bar cover charges: "W e bought two loaves of bread and peanut butter and Jelly. We had some lunch meat earlier In the week, but that’s It." tlon by DNA sample Is many Continued from Page 1A times more accurate than Iden­ that the results of four different to ts done on the tification by fingerprints. The tests done In New York blood and semen samples could compared DNA from Power, be the same for more than one from the rape victim and from person arc one In 24 million. Power's brother. William Gary The testimony, considered the key In the slate's case against Power, to the DNA from the Power, came In the fifth day o f semen. Gulstl told the Jury that al­ the trial, in which the first 2V4 th o u g h th e te c h n o lo g y to days were spent picking the six perform such tests has been members of the Jury. available since the mid 1970s. It Alan Gulstl. the person who has o n ly been a p p lie d to actually performed the tests, crime-solving since 1985. also testified. He described Evidence using DNA has been himself as a forensic molecular biologist who formerly worked at used in rape trials only In the the LIfccodes laboratory and Is past year. This Is the first now employed by the Federal Seminole County trial In which Bureau of Investigation In re­ such evidence has been In­ troduced. search and development In the Power Is charged ,wlth 11 use o f DNA as evidence In separate count* Including two criminal trials. DNA Is found In every cell of counts o f sexual assault, kid­ e ve ry person and contains napping. robbery and grand genetic material unique to that theft of an automobile. person. Scientists say Identified- r ' The'28-year-dd victim of the Gulstl explained to the Jury Friday the procedure used In breaking open blood and semen cells and separating DNA from oth er cellu lar m aterial. He explained how the DNA samples Landing------- - NASA Continued from Page 1A D iscovery's picture-perfect landing came 37 minutes after sunrise — and Bve days after Its thunderous blastoff Monday from the Kennedy Space Center. Fla., to launch a 6100 million Tracking and Data Relay Satel­ lite — TORS — to complete a glob e-span n in g N A SA com ­ munications network. Thanks to a similar TDRS ked 22,300 miles over the 'aclftc Ocean, ground con ­ trollers kept constant contact with Discovery during Its re­ entry "blackout" period, a first in the American manned space program, officials said. The TDRS network was de­ signed to allow ground con­ trollers to stay In touch with shuttle crews and other satellites over at least 85 percent o f each orbit. With the new satellite on station. NASA will be able to shut down five ground stations assault testified Wednesday that she was attacked while sleeping on a couch In' her sister’s apartment In Longwood In Sep­ tember 1987. Site said she was lie d up w h ile th e v ic t im ransacked the apartment, then he forced her at knifepoint to have oral sex, tlien raped her on the living room floor while holding the knife to her throat. She said the man wore a mask over the lower part of his face and she could not Identify him. T h e a s s a ila n t rifle d the victim's purse, took her keys and stole her car. which was parked In front of the apartment, the victim said. The car was later found parked near Power's home In Kissimmee. at an annual savings of 627 Continned from Page 1A million. tlons. With the successful flight of The "launch window" opens at Discovery. America's civilian 2:24 p.m. EDT April 28 but space agency bees six more because of the positions of Earth shuttle missions this year — and Venus, along with a variety rebuilding on the ashes of the of other factors, NASA will have crippling 1986 Challenger acci­ Just 18 minutes to get Atlantis dent. ofT the pad. "N ow the fun begins." Truly Truly said Discovery's flight said, ticking ofTa list of projects, cleared the way for Atlantis's starting with the April 28 launch mission and other high-priority o f the 6530 million Magellan flights to come. Venus mapper aboard the shut­ " A f t e r th e ( f i r s t p o s ttle Atlantis. Challenger mission). I Bald one of Coats and Blaha had hoped to the greatest things about such a get In a crosswind landing on a successful flight Is that we had dry lakebed runway at Edwards, to do It again and again." Truly but the desert winds were too said at an Edwaids news confer­ light and Discovery was ordered ence. "And we have done that. to the concrete strip. This Is the third straight very Shuttle brakes have had major successful flight of the space problems during past landings shuttle. a n d In th e w a k e o f th e "Now the fun reully begins Challenger disaster, NASA man­ because before next week Is out. agers decided to make them less the Atlantis will be on the susceptible to damage. launch pad with Magellan." arc then cut by a chemical "molecular scissors" and syn­ thetic DNA pieces arc Introduced In a solution with the DNA being tested. The synthetic DNA attaches to certain parts of the DNA like a complicated piece of a Jigsaw puzzle. The synthetic DNA Is treated to be radioactive and the samples are then exposed to X-ray film to show where the radioactive pieces attached to the sample DNA. * If the synthetic DNA attaches In the sam e’ place In tw o samples, they arc condered to be from the same person. The more replications of the test, using different synthetic DNA. the more accurate the test Is. Dr. McElfrcsh said. He said with three replications, the chances of more than one person having DNA which woula match Is one In 24 million: with four It Is one in 35 million^. , Atlantis's crew — commander David W alker. 42. co-pllot Ronald Grabe. 41. Mary Cleave. 41. Mark Lee. 39, and Norman Thagard. 43 — plan to launch Magellan six hours and 17 m inutes after blastoff. The mission Is scheduled to last four days. T h e sh u ttle C olu m bia Is. scheduled for launch In July on a classified military mission, but a launch delay Is likely because o f time needed to complete post-Challcngcr safety modifica­ tions. "T h e biggest challenge the program has today Is the status or Columbia." Truly said. Whether the shuttle can be ready for a launch try in July or August remains to be seen and In any case. Discovery Is sched­ uled for Its next flight Aug. 10 to ferry another military payload Into space. TH E W EA TH ER LOCAL FOR86AST ■ X TS N D S D Today...Partly cloudy with a high In the low to mid 80s with a slight chance of scattered show­ ers In the afternoon. Tonight...Patchy dense fog with lows In the low to mtd-60s and a 20 percent chance of showers. Tomorrow...Portly cloudy with u high In (he mid to upper 80s. Extended forecast...The out­ look for Monday through Friday calls for mostly sunny skies In central Florida with daytime highs In the mid 80s und overnight lows In the mid 60s lo low 70s. Sunday. M arch 18. 1888 Vol B1, N o 178 Publithed Dally and Sunday, oicept Saturday by The laniard Herald. Inc., MO N. French Avo., laniard. -A lla n C o h e n , hotel operator "Daytona now Is bonu fide. It’s the Super Bowl for nil the colleges." says Cohen. 34. "I don’t think there was any way In the world this could've meant as much to Lauderdale ns It docs to Daytona. A growing part of the break since 1986 Is Spring Games USA. About 5.000 kids are competing In volleyball, softball, ultimate Frisbcc, rugby and other games on the beach. Pontiac. Pepsi and Russell Athletic are major sponsors. "It's a lot better than lying around out there all day drinking." says Tim Melnhart, n 20-year-old from Northern Illinois Univer­ sity sweating all over a three-man basketball court. Arrests for open container violations and the dangerous stunt of climbing hotel balconies arc way down so far this year, says police Capt. Jim Jenkins. At least two students have fallen from balconies, one of them Injured seriously. Guilty Eastern says plans are for sale LOTTERY f Daytona now is the Super Bow l for all the colleges. I d o n ’t think there w as any w a y In t h e w o r l d t h i s c o u ld ’ve meant as m uch to Lauderdale as It d o es to Daytona, f FLORIDA T IM F t City A Fed Albuquerque pc Anchoreg* cy Aihevtllecy \J*'S Atlanta t* > -----------Billing* tn Birmingham cy WEDNESDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY Bitmarck pc RtyCldy 76-66 PtyCldy 80-68 Sotton *h Sunny 82-65 Browntvllte To*, w Buffalo tl Burlington VI pc CTierltttonS C.pc Char lotto N C ft Chicago cy Cincinnati cy FRIDAY) The high temperature In San­ Cleveland *n FULL B O L U N A R T A B L E ) Min. ford Saturday was 85 degrees Caiumbutcy Mar ta 12:20 a.m.. 9:40 p.m.: Maj. 6:30 and the overnight low Friday Delia* cy Denver I a .m .. 7 :1 0 p .m . T I D E B i was 65. according to local OetMolnetiy Daytona Beach: highs. 6:07 weather sources. Detroit cy Duluth ly a.m., 6:23 p.m.: lows. 12:15 T h e r e w a s n o r e c o r d e d rn ln fn ll El P e u o r a.m.. 3:51 p.m.. New Smyrna Evontvllwpc NOW LA6T during the 24-hour period end­ Fargo Beecht highs. 6:12 a.m.. 6:28 pc A p ril S Mar 60 ing at 8 p.m. Saturday. Hartford tn p.m.: lows. 12:20 a.m.. 5:56 p.m. Honolulu pc The temperature at 8 p.m. Houttoncy Indienopofitcy Saturday was 73 degrees and Jeckton M itt It Friday's overnight low was 65. J action vi Ilope Xante* City pc La* Vega* pc Other data: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet • Little Rack cy Daytona Beach: Waves are [ Saturday's high..............85 LO* Angelo* I less Ilian 1 fool. Current Is lo the Toduv...Wlnd east to southeast [ Barometric pressure..3 1.13 Lauttvilio cy 10 kts Seas 3 to 4 ft. Bay and north with u water temperature [ Relative humldlty.....90 pet Memphi»cy Miami Beach pc of 63 degrees New Smyrna Inland waters a light chop. C Winds..............East iOm ph Milwaukee pc Beech: Waves urr I foot. Current Widely scattered showers In the (R a in fa ll...................... None Mioneapoh* pc * r S TA TISTIC S o ™ o ] » MIAMI — Florida 14 hour temperature* and rainfall at 7p m E ST Saturday HI La Ram n M Apalachicola Cretlvtew II At Daytona Beech It Sfl II ** Fan Leudtrdele U Fort Myert 04 •7 LI Gelnetvllle M •» 5 6 •7 Jacksonville Key We*l 71 n It Miami U *4 M 67 Orlando 7* 44 17 Poniototo Varatel a Brodanton 71 *0 Taiiahatta* •4 VO It Tampa U 4J Vara Baech It 47 II 44 SI Watt Palm Baech BSACH CONDITIONS Is to the north, with u water temperature of 62 degrees. Sun screen factor: 17. afternoon possible to the north. Tonight...Wind southeast 10 to 15 kts. Scus 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Monday...Wind east 10 kts Seas 2 to 3 ft. C Today's sunset..... 6:42 p.m. Nethviiie it N * « Or lean* pc ( Monday's sunrise..6:26 a.m. Non Yerttfi Oklahoma City pc Omaha »y Philadelphia *h Phonnn f HI La 77 a IS a 41 u 77 s* 17 u 10 41 It 11 44 17 M 41 41 a n n 41 u 71 17 11 it 74 47 41 » 71 47 U 40 17 » 11 II 40 it 17 —1 n ff 7* 40 tl - 1 47 4* 01 M U 41 74 U M 40 M M 4* If 71 11 W tt 41 » 71 to It 17 77 71 1* 14 14 « II 47 U M 70 17 17 17 » 0* M 11 44 41 Pc* ,,,, „ „ .11 44 Jt M 01 .41 01 MW 71 01 01 11 M II �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1989 — 3A .POLICE Gunman caught by police after chase OVIEDO — An armed man who allegedly turned and pointed a pistol at an Oviedo policeman as the man was fleeing on foot, dropped the gun when ordered to, but ran again. Police said they caught William Scott Brlckey, 22, o f Union Park, and charged him with aggravated assault, carrying a concealed weapon, resisting arrest, fleeing to elude police and driving without a license. Brlckey allegedly ran from a policeman who confronted him In a car outside the Circle K. 110 Geneva Drive, Oviedo at about 0:30 p.m. Friday. Brlckey was caught near the store. When he allegedly aimed his gun at the officer Brlckey said, "That’s It. No more." The officer ordered him to drop the gun and within about five seconds he did and ran again, only to be caught, a police report said. Bond Is >1,000. Man accused of gun threat SANFORD — A man who allegedly put a gun to the head of Howard Carter. 38, o f Sanford, and said he was going to blow his brains out left the scene outside the Deluxe Bar, Southwest Road, rural Sanford, after another man stepped between Carter and him. Seminole County sheriff's deputies reported finding the suspect at the Last Stop. 1810 Southwest Road about two hours after Uic 10:10 a.m. Incident. They arrested Willis Sylvester Bacon, 71, on a charge of aggravated assault. Bond Is •1,000. Three arrested on narcotics charges WINTER SPRINGS — City County Investigative Bureau agents report the Friday night arrest or there persons In connection with narcotics deals. One man, Kelly Eugene Klnkead, 26, of 1001 Sapling Drive, Winter Springs, was arrested after he allegedly waited with a CCIB agent so they could make unrelated buys o f cocaine from a woman at her house. He Is charged with purchasing and possession of cocaine. Police said the deals were made and Robin Gwen Hall, 27, of 1200 N. Brassle Drive. Winter Springs, was arrested along with Klnkead at her house at about 10:30 p.m. Hall Is charged with possesion and sale of cocaine. When agents were looking for Hall earlier Friday to arrest her for previous alleged sales o f cocaine to agents, they reported meeting her roommate. Barry D. Howard, 31, o f 1200 Brassle Drive. Agents report Howard sold them 28 grams of marijuana and was arrested on charges o f sale and •delivery of marijuana, and possession o f marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and theft of a vehicle license tag. He was arrested at 0:05 p.m. Outside the All In the Family Pub, which Is about one block from his house, agents said. Man charged after cocaine find LONGWOOD — Longwood police report charging Thomas Francis Dltolla, 32, of 810 Vaness Circle, Longwood, with possession o f cocaine and drug paraphernalia after they searched his house on Friday and said they found contraband. Police had a warrant for the search. Cocaine reported found in 8earch SANFORD — Sanford police who searched Connie B. Floyd, 31, of 1981 Sipes Ave.. Sanford, after finding Floyd outside the closed Last Stop, at 2104 Sipes Avenue at about 1:18 a.tn. Saturday, reported finding a matchbox containing cocaine and a razor blade. A smoking pipe w r s also found. Floyd Is charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. SANFORD — Sanford police searching woods dff'Airport BoulevaraTor a burglar at about 6:44 a.m. Saturday-imported finding James Lcnard Pritchard, 25. of 148 Academy Ave., Sanford, hiding In the woods. Police said they noticed bulges In his pockets, searched him and found a matchbox containing crack cocaine and a smoking pipe. Pritchard was charged with possession o f cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Closeted woman jailed SANFORD — A woman found hiding In a bedroom closet at 211 Hays Drive. Sanford, after police were called to Investigate a burglary there early Saturday, was charged with burglary. Amy Elizabeth Allen, 20. of 138 Country Club Drive. Sanford, was arrested after the resident said she didn’t have permission to be In his house. Bond Is >1,000. Man charged with battering wife ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Joan Fcmandez-Moris. 24. of Altamonte Springs, told Altamonte Springs police she fled from her home after her husband attacked her early Saturday. The victim said she was first thrown down In o parking lot and had her shirt ripped off. When she and her husband were In their home at 241 Alton Square 307, she said, he grabbed her and wouldn't let her leave. He allegedly ripped the phone out when she tried to call police before fleeing. Roman Relnaldeo Fernandez. 32. of the address above, was arrested at home. He Is charged with spouse abuse-battery. Four charged with DUI SANFORD — The following persons face a charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Michael Monday, 32, of 20 N. Edgcmon Drive. Winter Springs, was arrested at 8:14 p.m. Friday on U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford, after his car failed to maintain a single lane. •Joey Keith Garren. 25, of Orlando, at 3:18 a.m. Saturday after his car was seen weaving on Interstate 4 near Altamonte Springs. He Is also charged with driving without a license. •Jam es Michael Lusky, 26. of 210 Rachel Ave., Sanford, on Saturday after driving erratically on State Road 436, Altamonte Springs. He Is also charged with driving with a suspended license and possession of marijuana. •John Stephen McKee, 33. of 2514 Elm Ave., Sanford, after his car was in an accident In Sanford on Friday. Robbery foiled CASSELBERRY — Workers at Walgrcen'a Liquor store, 1448 Slate Road 436. Casselberry, refused to meet a knlef-wleldlng robber's demand for cash and chased him when he fled emptyhanded at about 8:45 p.m. Thursday. The robber was chased to Semoran North Apartments on Howell Branch Road, and Casselberry police were called to the scene along with Seminole County sheriffs deputies. There they found and arrested Eduardo A. Aymssa, 22, of 182 Moyses Road. Winter Park. Walgreen workers reportedly Identified him os the suspect. He Is charged with robbery and held without band. Man charged in theft WINTER SPRINGS — Winter Springs police report the arrest of a second suspect In the theft and sole of a video recorder taken In a burglary at BO S. Farlfax Ave., Winter Springs, on March 2. The co-defendant reportedly Implicated the suspect, and the suspect was also reportedly linked to the pawning of the video recorder at a Longwood shop on the day ft and other Items were stolen. Phillip Andrew Leech, 18. of 1457 Ml. Laurel Drive. Winter Springs, was charged with grand theft and dealing In stolen property on Wednesday. Bond Is >5.000. •nmnwo jU| ^ Buj. a n w w try m m n s i n w i Festival Continued from Page 1A Hlldtnger-Allcn said. Friday's crowd was larger than In past years, she said. The Seminole Community College and Crealde School of Art teacher•was displayingprints. Sherry Lynn Lee of Sanford said the crowd was large, but not buying. Art lovers who had purchased her watercolor works at her two previous appearances at the festival stopped by to tell her they still enjoy their purchases, she said, but no one had stopped to buy. "But It’s a good show. I always enjoy It." said Lee, one o f nine S e m in o le C o u n ty a r t is t s participating In the show. Pat and Alan Pearson o f Casselberry stretched out on a blanket while their 17-month son Matthew danced to the blues tunes of Bone Daddies. "W e've heard a lot of good music today." Pat Pcaraon said. The Florida Symphony will be performing tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. and the Orlando Society Orchestra will appear at 4:15 p.m. Jazz, reggae and Mexican musicians participated In the festival. Ethel Peterson and Julia Wanner drove from Inverness to sec the festlvaL "It's a nice change o f pace for us to come over lo the big city art show," Peterson said. Park A ven u e and M orse Boulevard were closed to traffic as thousands of festival goers strolled between displays o f photograhpy, sculpture, handblown gloss, Jewelry and other works. Sidewalk vendors offered food, drink and souvenirs. The festival continues today from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Coast Guard arrests Cubans in row boat, inner tubes UsHwl 9t m » IntsnwMsssI MARATHON — The Coast Guard picked up two Cubans In Inner tubes and six more In a ro w b o a t S a tu rd a y o f f the southern Florida coast as the refugees neared their destination In a w e e k lo n g p u rs u it o f freedom. Coast Guard Petty Officer Louis Diaz said the first man In the Inner tube was spotted by the fishing vessel "Captain Bill" sometime before 10:45 a.m. about 15 miles from Marathon. Fla., In the middle Florida Keys. " T h e y w e re lo o k in g fo r freedom." Diaz said. "W e try to discourage this method because It Is hazardous." The fishing boat pulled the Cuban from the water and notified the Coast Guard, which promptly launched a utility craft to retrieve the man, Diaz said. The Coast Guard In route to the fishing vessel came across the rowboat filled with Cubans and the second man on an Inner tube, the ofllcer said. The Coast Guard station dis­ patched a helicopter and a Falcon Jet to search for a third Hollywood man wins $1 million in Friday lottery United Press International ORLANDO — Seven people w h o cru ised Lake M onroe Thursday cashed in on the luck of the Irish Friday In a St. Patrick's Day Florida Lottery drawing. H o lly w o o d m a in te n a n c e supervisor Chaffin. 29, won >1 million In the Instant Game Grand Prize Drawing, held at Orlando's Church Street Station. He won a • 1 million lump-sum cash prize. Roger Fields. 34, a student from Tampa, won >50.000 In the drawing. Other winners were Marge Zeaaon of Kenneth City. >25.000: Emerald Stewart uf Lake City and Thomas Hill of Orlando, >15.000 each: and William Wyalt of Key Largo and T im N lsonger o f Kathleen. • 10,000 each. The seven finalists loured the St. Johns River on the Rlvershlp Romance. C O R P O R A TE LEA SES N O W A V A IL A B L E !!! C A L L M I C H E L L E 330-1 300 RANDOLPH COURT APARTMENTS man who was believed to be floating on another Inner tube. In the some vicinity, he said. 90 M11) 1)1 N l AM UmVI SANI ORD 73 STORES ARE CLOSING FOREVER! ZAYRE’S OF SANFORD 2938 ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. SUNDAY 9-7 MON.— SAT. 9-9 N o w y o u got incrodiblo additional d is c o u n ts even on g o o d s a l r e a d y m a r k e d d o w n as w o re a c h the final d a y s of this n e v e r - t o - b o f o r g o t t e n sal ol B u t i t ’s fi rs t c o m o , fi rs t s o r v e d . A l l s a l e s a r e f i n a l a n d all i t e m s a r o s u b j e c t t o p r i o r s al e. SALE W IN D S D O W N “last Chance To Save" SUNDAY UNTIL W E SELL OUT TO TH E BARE W AL15 iV F R Y T H IN D 80% off! Cosh, M ostorC ard, D iscover, ft Visa O ver >15.00 W o lco m o �■jiwgrcHrvpcii 4A — Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1080 R O A D W O R K T H IS W E E K Anti-smog plan adopted In California CARSON, Calif. — A sweeping plan designed to clean up the smogglest air In the nation by radically altering the lifestyles of car-crazed Southern Californians was approved Friday by two regional government boards. The 20-year plan — which must still meet the approval of the state Air Resources Board and the federal Environmental Protection Agency — Is seen as the most ambitious and politically volatile proposal to be advanced In the decades-long quest to bring blue skies to the area, Opponents have 'Utlclzed Its many provisions — there are 120 In all — as draconian, while proponents say the payofT will mean that by 2008, every noxious air pollutant that endangers human health will be within limits allowed by the federal Clean Air Act. Approval of the plan was expected to have an Impact In Washington, where Congress and the Bush administration are working on major amendments to the federal act. Generally, the plan will toughen Industrial emission regula­ tions and have a profound effect on driving habits and packaging of consumer goods. Officials say apple scare unwarranted WASHINGTON — An environmental group unfairly scared Americans by saying children face a health risk from pesticides on apples, Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said, urging schools to put the fruit back on their menus. During a speech to a National Newspaper Association conference Friday. Yeutter strongly defended the government's food safety system .and criticized the campaign to force Immediate withdrawal of the pesticide Alar. It was Yeutter’s first comment an the controversial Issue. The Natural Resources Defense Council, In a report last month, said Alar residues posed a serious health risk to children, who eat more fruit than adults. " I f the objective of the Natural Resources Defense Council was to frighten the consumers In this country with respect to whether or not they should cat apples, they certainly succeeded,” Yeutter said. "In the process, they did great damage to the apple growers of this country, damage that can never be withdrawn." Police probe execution-style shootings PORT ORCHARD, Wash. — Three young adults were found shot In the head execution-style at a teenage hangout on Balnbrldge Island and police were scouring the wooded area for clues. The victims were shot Thursday night as they sat In a car near Fort Ward State Park on the south side of the Island. “ It was very deliberate. The gunman wanted to be sure they were killed,” said one officer at the scene. The Kitsap County Sheriff's office would say only that the victims were two men and a woman between the ages of IB and 21. Law enforcement authorities are combing the wooded areas for clues In the shootings. The area Is known as a teenage hangout. The identities of the victims had not been released, pending notification of relatives. From Unlfrd P r ta s Intamatlonal reports Htra art the projects In Seminole County that may affect tho flow of traffic M Includ e s m ajor un derground drainage work and removal o f existing road eurface.Flagmen and detours are in use at times. Completion date: March. Interstate 4 from Le w Road In Orange County to Just north of State Road 438. Re­ surfacing, with all work requlr- E n Construct base drainage and asphalt surface from the end of the pavement on Mullet Lake Park Road to Ihe new pavement at the park. Comple­ tion date: April 14. Jurisdiction: Seminole County, (not on map). L i k i M a ry B o u la v a rd Weklva Springs Road Is Ion: two Ian * construc­ tlmnad to one-lans traffic 24 tion, naw alignment Iron C-427 hours a day at the bridge over to U .8 . 17-02 at Laka Mary Sweetwater Creek for bridge B oulavard. C om pletion d a ta : c o n a t r u c t lo n . J u r is d ic t io n : Seminole County. Completion: Early May. Widen County Road 427 to tnree lanes from Longwood Lake Mary Road to Longwood Hills Road. Completion date: April 8. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. U | W id e n e x i s t i n g b o x culvert on Lake Mills Road at Mills Creek. Completion date: March 24. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. Bomber’s luggage identified LONDON — Investigators have Identified the luggage used to hide the bomb that blew up Pan American Flight 103 last De­ cember over Scotland but not the bomber, a senior police official said. The exploalve was hidden in a radio cassette player, a discovery that may be linked to West German warnings last November to British and American officials and airlines. Including Pan Am and Trans World Airways. The warning told the con­ cerned parties to be on the lookout between Nov. 6 and Nov. 10 for a Toshiba Bombcat 453 radio-cassette player, packed with Semtcx plastic explosives and rigged to detonate while an ulrplane was In flight. West German officials said Friday. Pan Am Flight 103, cn route from Frankfurt. West Germany, to New York, was blown into 4 million pieces by a bomb dis­ guised as a radio-cassette player Dec. 21. killing all 259 people aboard and 11 residents on the ground at Lockerbie. Scotland. In Edinburgh. Scotland's se­ nior law officer, Lord Peter Fraser, said Friday that police determined the type of baggage that contained the bomb but not who planted It. "It is not only known that the bomb was contained within a tupc recorder of a cassette type, but the type of the Item of baggage In which that tape rrcorder was contained is now known and that will allow the police to take a further step forward In the Inquiries they urr making both on a national and an IntemaUonol basis,” Fraser ■aid. He refused to be more specific. At least four British newspa­ pers Friday reported the bomber had been Identified and was under arrest or surveillance but the reports were denied by U.S.. British and West German of­ ficials. W ith relatives o f the 270 victims pressing for acUon and BriUsh politicians complaining that the warnings of a possible attack were Improperly handled, the U.S. Transportation De­ partment announced meeUngs with European security officials to d lacu aa a n t i- te r r o r is m measures. T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE It * 2575 S. French A ve., S an ford «A u t o - O w n e r s in s u r a n c e I .Hr. Iloinr. t ur. Hiititu os. O n r name vt»s 11 tall. SICK? SEE YOUR DOCTOR TOOTHACHE? s e e y o u r d e n t is t TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? ,( W* C A LL / / Ly KA v U / / HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street •Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 322-2411 FIRST SEMINOLE TRY THB IN D M N D K N T DIFPBRBNCB 531 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary, Florida (407) 3 3 0 0 3 3 0 ^ U.S. Secretary ol Transporta­ tion Samuel Skinner said senior members of his staff will fly to the United Kingdom and West Germany this weekend to dis­ cuss security with other trans­ portation officials. "A fter meeting with icprcscntatlves of the families who lost loved ones on Pan Am Flight 103 and offer hearing of the recent developments In the United K ingdom and West Germany, I believe that more work needs to be done" to protect travelers from terrorism. Skinner said In a statement. Skinner also said lie will be In Europe next month to discuss an11 terrorist programs with his counterparts from England. France and West Germany, as well as the heads of major European and American airlines and security personnel. Ph. 322*0285 Dennls H. Courson President Your Community Banker Earn High-Flying Interest Fcdcial regulation* leqouc • mhwantlel penally lor Nil/ allhdre**L Ratal aubjed to change »tthov< notice. S I (Quit XOVtllC LENDER �Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Sunday. March 19, 1989 — BA Chilean fruit ban lifted, new inspection plan adopted Unllad N i l International WASHINGTON - President Bush ended restrictions that had been placed an Chilean fruit because of a cyanide scare and officials announced a plan for stricter Inspections to allow grapes and berries back on the market. Chile will Increase security on Its fruit, and begin Inspections and laboratory tests before fruit leaves for the United States, officials said Friday. A U.S. team. Including an experienced In s p e c to r and a s c ie n tis t specializing In cyanide, planned a trip to Chile to aid the Chileans. There was no timetable for bringing larger fruit, such as melons, Into the American food network. Frank Young, commis­ sioner of the Food and Drug Administration, said It had not been decided how long the stepped-up Inspection schedule would stay in effect. At the same time, U.S. officials said a new threat had been made to the U.S. Embassy in Santiago, Chile, claiming that more fruit was being poisoned. Young said copycat threats are common after a tampering episode but added. "w e have been advised It Is probably the same person" whose threats led to the dlscov- tions In place, wc believe we can say with confidence to American consumers that the (Hills they find for salt* will be wholesome and safe lor Ihrlr families." ries and vegetables will undergo nil people might be threatened: you’ve got to Unltsd Press Intsmstlonsl______________ Young said. "enhanced program" of Inspection by take prudent action." Grapes and b erries w ere Canadian officials. Pinochet blamed the Communist Party S A N T IA G O . C h ile - A le a d in g selected as the first fruits, he Sergio Romero, vice president of the for the "economic terrorism" but also said agriculture official accused the United snld. b e c a u s e It ts tim eNational Society of Agriculture, siild the the U.S. response was "unexplainable" States of overreacting to the discovery of consuming in p o is o n them and group of producers estimated losses this and Inflicted "severe damage." two cyanide-laced grapes and President tiecausc they quickly soften and season of $-100 million. But he said The ban was lm|msed after two grapes Augusto Pinochet said the nearly spoil when [Hiisnn Is Injected. long term damage could Ik* much higher. in Philadelphia were discovered to have wceklong ban on Chilean fruit that ■*I would encourage c o n ­ been Injected with cyanide. Two anony­ Unions and business organizations have Washington lifted has dnmaged his na­ s u m e r s to lo o k at f r u i t mous telephone calls to the U.S. Embassy said the ban that began Monday In the tion. carefully," Young said. In urging United States has cost at least 17.000 Jobs In Chile threatening the poisoning of fruit The United States Friday lifted the ban. shoppers and dlcrrlbulors to look and threatened thousands more. prompted Increased inspection. Canadu Impost J Monday, after ’ gracing with for spoilage or Injection marks or For the second day. thousands of and Jnpan quickly followed with bnns of Chilean officials on disposal of fruit now an unusual smell. workers, many wearing uniforms from their own. in the United States and safeguards for There has been no ugrccmrnl packing plants, gathered In a park across Six hours after the United States lifted Imports. over who Is liable for the fruit the street from the U.S. Consulate In Its ban. Canada announced It would do President Bush, defending the U.S. ban, that will be destroyed. Young the same, although Chilean grapes, ber­ downtown Santiago. said. "I think the health of the American said, adding. "The question Is who owns the grajies." Some of the disputes may Ite brought lo said n stamp would I k used to prudent action.” the president cry of two poisoned grapes last Chileans, and from the con­ designate fruit tliut bus been an A gricu ltu re Department Sunday. sumers, the workers In Chile and said. The U.S. plan Is to Increase approved In the new Inspection agency that regulates payment everyone," Errazurlz said. "It FDA spokesmen were not able disputes In (he produce Inhas created a dynamic for solu­ visual inspections so that 5 plan. to provide additional details. A Grapes, raspberries, blueber­ dtislry. percent of Chilean fruit Is exam­ tions for other fruits." State Department spokesman Agriculture Secretary Clnylnn said It was not known If it was Bush announced the decision ined and all suspicious looking ries, blackberries and strawber­ the same caller and all details to lift the Chllcnn fruit ban while fruit Is tested. That would be five ries will Ik* "reintroduced" Ini­ Yen Iter said up to 200 of his about the new call had been traveling to Washington from limes the rate that found the tially. the FDA said. The fruits department's Inspectors, who Colorado. Like other U.S. of­ tainted grapes. Young called the could brgln reappearing In assign quality grades to fruit ns given to Chile. It arrives, would Ik* avallablr If ficials. he defended the FDA 5 percent rate "the best approx­ stores within several days. At the White House, Chilean "W ljh these,and other protec­ the FDA needed additional help. decision to detain all Chilean imation to achieve maximum Foreign Minister Heman Felipe fruit, beginning Monday, despite feasible safety.” Errazurlz said he thought the In addition, the plan calls for FDA plan was good. protests from Chile. "I think when the health o f the destruction of Chilean fruit al­ "This is a workable solution, I Am erican people m ight be ready In the hands of Importers, think, that will receive welcome threatened, you've got to take wholesalers and retailers. Young from U.S. citizens, from the Officials in Chile say U.S. government overreacted ENERGY? Come to the SOURCE! out Of Duarte calls on U.S. to limit amount of aid to El Salvador Unltsd Prats International SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador — President Jose Napoleon Duarte warned that political gains by rightists could en­ d a n g e r d e m o c r a c y In El Salvador and called on the Bush administration to impose condi­ tions on U.S. aid. "President Bush must set limits by which aid can be given, t r these principal points are observed.” Duarte said Friday In an Interview with United Press International. He said the prin­ cipal points were democratic values such as respect for freedom oqd human life. Duarte, suffering from termi­ nal liver cancer, repeatedly warned that a resurgence of right-wing repression In El Salvador would the w u u iu endanger ciiuungcr uie "nascent d said W as” preside) t « A l pave tile way for a takeover-if left-wing guenlllas. Duarte said the next govern­ ment, believed likely to be formed by the right-wing NaUonal Republican Alliance, or ARENA, party, "could move together with the armed forces to a policy o f repression." in M p f j K F "T h e level o f persecution would be such a witch hunt that it would create a total confrontaUon between the people and the government." he sold. The consequences o f such a confrontation, he said, would be the suspension of foreign aid, which in turn would create the conditions for a leftist victory. Duarte's term of office ends June 1. National elections Sun­ day will elect his successor, and HOSPITAL N O T H Central FlerMa SaftoMl ttoipUil ThunSar ADMISSION! Geneva I.Aaori Tommie a. Blend Mery Dene Gloria Oudglnthl William E.Holla«er III Clltlord Johnton JemetJohnton Sr, Rooeevett Lamarr Brownie M. Lae Elliebeth Nolen Marlene H. Price J.T. PrMgeon Eleanor Ruuell Brenda Kramer. DeBary Jemet MecGrtoor. DeBary Joapen J. Vance. DtLand Florence Ertckaon. Deltona Therete C. 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Badr said he disagreed with K h om ein i's death decree against Rushdie. Issued Feb. 14 ticcausc of the Indlun-bom author's novel. "The Satanic Verses." which Moslems con­ sider blasphemous because of Its parody of the Prophet Mohnmmcd, "You know that President Hosnl Mubarak has said that of course It Is wrong. This Is not the system (method) to treat him. It Is not the system to kill him or punish him for a book. It Is not like so. Con­ front him by other means. Face him with facts, with opinions and so on." Budr said speaking In English. Asked for his opinion of the Iranian spiritual leader, he said: "Khom .lnl Is a dog. Pardon me. no,,'*', <tC Is not h dog. he Is a ^ig, for u dog Is faithful." M o s le m s a r c s t r i c t l y forbidden to cat pork and describing someone ns u pig Is considered deeply Insulting. Badr, w ho as In te rio r minister Is responsible for domestic security und has been at the forefron t o f Egypt's fight against Moslem extremism, said the growing Influence of Islam In Egypt did not reflect support for Khomeini. But he said e x tre m is t Moslem groups, led by the o u t l a w e d Moslem Brotherhood, “ only wnnt to seize power by force." M e m b e r s of the Brotherhood were elected to Parliament In 1987. ABU DHABI. United Arab Emirates — Prince Charles of Britain withdrew from a sched­ uled polo match In the Persian Gulf port city of Dubai because of heightened security concerns In the wukc of Moslem furor over "The Satanic Verses." officials said. "There has been no specific threat but the government felt It would be prudent for Prince ChAiics not ■“ take part In the m atch for e cu rlly con sid ­ erations." > I'crslan Gulf-based British diplomat said Friday. Charles and his wife. Princess Diana, were In Dubai on the third leg of a gulf tour that Included Kuwait and Bahrain. UAE officials said Diana has already left for London und Charles was scheduled to travel alone to Saudi Arabia before returning to Britain. The heir to the British throne withdrew from the polo match Friday, n day after foreign m in isters from 40 Moslem countries Joined Iran In con­ demning British author Salmun Rushdie os an apostate. Iran had den oun ced the prince’s visit to the gulf as an "Insult to Moslems." The Islamic republic earlier severed relations with Britain, Rushdle’B adopted country, for protecting the writer from a death decree issued by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. The Iranian spiritual leader siild Rushdie must be killed b e c a u s e h is n o v e l w a s b I n s p h em o u s to w a rd Mohammed, the founder of Islam. Outrage over the book con­ tinued to ferment Friday In among Moslems worldwide. In Bahgladcsh. about 40.000 Moslems rallied before the na­ tional mosque In Dhaka and then marched through the rnpltal calling for Rushdie's death. Scores of police watched the peaceful protest but did not Interfere. The massive demonstration was sponsored by the Jamant! Island, a fundamentalist Islamic political party, which said It organized hundreds of other protests around the country. "W e demand that Salman Rushdie be hanged In the same way as the British hanged many for blasphemy In the past." Jamant! Island leader Abdul Quader Mollnh told the pro­ testers. In Sudan, several thousand p e o p le m a rc h e d th r o u g h Khartoum demanding a break In diplomatic ties with the United States und Britain to nrotest their publication of the novel. In M a la y s ia , th e H o m e Ministry banned two magazines from carrying extracts of "The Satanic Verses." The govern­ ment last month Joined other Moslem states In prohibiting publication of the book. In Beirut, a pro-Syrian maga­ zine tnngazlne said the con­ troversy over "T h e Satanic Verses" disrupted n deal aimed at freeing three British hostnges held In Lebanon. Including An­ glican church hostage negotiator Terry Waite. Rushdie, who was born a Moaicm In Bombay. India and became a British citizen, went Into hiding after Khom eini Issued the order for his death Feb. 14. His book contains a dream sequence that many Moslems regard as an Insulting parody of the Mohammed. British officials In Dubai In the United Arab Em irates said Prince Charles was reluctnnt to withdraw from the polo match but did so at the advice or the British Foreign Office. The match took place without him. There Is u large Iranian com­ munity In Dubai, a port opposite the southern Iranian mainland, and Tehran radio earlier this week called the royal tour through the Gulf "an Insult to M o s le m s " b eca u se o f the Rushdie affair. In Beirut. Ash Shlraa maga­ zine, best known for disclosing the secret U.S.-Iran atms-forhostages deal In 1988. quoted what It called "British political s o u r c e s " as s a y in g Ira n ’ s Parliament speaker Hasheml Rafsanjanl and the British Foreign Office exchanged several letters concerning the fate of the hostages shorthly before the Rushdie saga. DR. F. B. M ILLS A N N O U N C E S T H E O P E N IN G K & A of the L IV E O A K A N IM A L H O S P IT A L W L In the P A O L A A R E A Jra fc Call DR. F. B. M IL L S at L IV E O A K A N IM A L H O S P IT A L (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -5 1 3 7 ________ Violence erupts as Salvadoran election nears - SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador — Army sound trucks cruised -through the streets of the capital rSalurdny. their loudspeakers iS|>cwlug pleas for Salvadorans to Jgnore the threats of leftist rebels who threaten to disrupt Sun­ day's presidential elections Suspected guerrillas attacked ,u police pick-up truck with a .grenade In the capital Saturday morning, wounding at leust .seven |>coplc. five seriously, u ,Ucd Cross spokesman and locul .radio said. The attack was the most ,serious In three days of a rebel transport stoppage called by the .Farubundo Marti National Liber­ ation Front, or FMLN. to para­ lyze toad traffic before the elec­ tion. • , ‘ The ■■Rc'd "Cross spokesman, A lb e r to F e r r e ir a , said an explosion destroyed a police truck carryin g c ivilia n s in downtown San Salvador. He said .five of the seven victims treated by the Red Cross were hospi­ talized and two released, but Jhat others were taken to hospi­ tal In private cars. The grenade attack was typi­ cal of the FMLN campaign to paralyze the country through ‘uttacks aimed at Intimidating .volets Into staying home on election day. a campaign that ‘has placed the country under a siege atmosphere but whose success remains unclear. ' The government hus launched a nationwide effort to persuade voters to go to the polls, turning the military out In massive deployments to protect civilians Irani ullack. manning public '.buses with anny drivers to defy -,the transport ban. and bom^Warding Salvadorans with radio, jjtclevlslon and sound-truck ^messages. '.Car b o m b explosion f BEIRUT. Lebanon - A car ^xmib exploded In front of a ,crowded East Beirut bakery only j-ynids from the British consulate, fillin g IS people and wounding ’Id trust 140. police said. • The car. laden with 110 rjxiuiids of TNT and flammable ;liquid, was parked In a yard ' t. which Is .lacing I ‘lie 'bakery located only 50 yards from the ^consulate In the commercial ’ aieaof Jul El Dlb. ;* A police spokesman said 15 „|>eoplr were killed and at least 140 were wounded Friday In the 'blust. Most of the casualties were *|M*oplc lined up In front of the liukery to stock up on bread in untlcl|Nil!an of a resumption ol lighting. i lie must. Heard miles away, dumagrd the British consulate and sliallercd windows of shops 'and oil lees within a half-mile radius. At least 15 cars were 'destroyed and five were set ablaze by the explosion. Chi wi l.m radio reports said tin- bomb may have been aimed ' al the British consulate. 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It lakes a bunch of time and lots of patience." ---- r ------ — " Thirtern Uams. together with Rollins' three Rollins women's golf conch Drhblc Austin, one of the LPGA's former stars, has been on course Individuals, participate In today's co-am since last September, preparing for one of the (sponsors and players) before embarking over n country's foremost college women's tourna­ back-breaking 36 holes Monday culminated by Tuesday's 18 holes. ments. . How busy has Austin been formulating pluns Th e field has made nil Au stin's work for the annual Peggy Kirk Bell Invltallonnl. worthwhile. scheduled to start today at Lake Mary's TimaThe University of Missouri returns to defend Its cuan Golf Course? Let us count the ways. title and Is favored along with San Diego State. There’s obtaining information from college Central Florida and Methodist Colltge of North coaches, verifying handicaps for the amateurs Carollnu are expected to challenge. playing, making sure that the donated prizes are Individually, Rollins' Bcttlnn Walker and San on hand, typing thank-you notes, checking rules Diego State's JoAnnc Walker are the best bets to sheets, putting together a program that Includes win this prestigious event followed closely by sponsors, listing contestants from teams and.... Methodist's Joy Bonhurst and Holly Anderson. "You set time frames for certain things, but. Bcttlnn Walker, a senior, captured the NCAA I've got to be honest with you," said Austin. "It Division II-lll title last May. Her namesake from BY JIM RICKENBACKER Herald Correspondent ■ • "• •• V '■ . Fluke goal lifts Blackhawks EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - Wayne Presley scored a (luke goal at 4:53 o f the third period Saturday afternoon, breaking a tie and lifting the Chicago Blackhawks to a 3-1 victory over the New.Jersey Devils. Presley's goalmouth pass struck the rear of Devils defenseman Randy Vcllschek's skate and b o u n c e d past goalkeeper Scan Burke. T h e w in b ro k e a seven -g a m e n o n ­ winning streak (0-5-2) for the Hawks and extended New Jersey's losing skein to four games. Chicago's win put It 4 points ahead of Toronto In the battle for the fourth and final playoff spot In the Norris Division, with the Maple Leafs playing Saturday night. In other NHL action on Saturday afternoon, the Boston Bruins skated past the Philadelphia Flyers 6-3. PREP SOCCER Oviedo honors soccer squad Oviedo High School held Its annual soccer awards banquet at the Deer Run County Club with a large crowd on hand to honor the class 3A-DlsUict 7 champions. Award winners were: best defensive player. Jeff HofTman. best offensive player Jeff Derose, most Improved Tim Walsanen. coach's award Rob Mills and the most valuable award went to Derek Bates. The Junior varsity awards were also handed out with Tom Strohaker being named the top defender. Scott Massey was named the top offensive player with the most Improved award going to Jimmy Sorrentlno. the coach's award went to Steven HofTman with Bill Barto taking the most valuable player award. H a w k s , H a in e s California Is considered one of the nation's top 2d players. Timacuan. host of this event for the first tlmci ).s a ir-tt.v track with sharply contrasting nines! The front nine resembles Scotland, the back sldci shades of North Carolina. "I've set the course up where we should sc<* some good scores," said Austin, noting that tin; tournament ynrdage will be 5.809. "But If the} wind blows ns hand as It hns the last two tlinc^ I’ve been there, scores of 75 or better will lx) really good." Austin estimates winds of up to 25 miles per hour have bufTeted the hilly layout her last twe) visits — not quite as fast as she's been traveling lately. NOTE: Austin says Peggy Kirk Bell will bd conducting a clinic today at 11 n.m. or Just beford the co-om. Austin encourages all young gotten* and area high-school players to attend the frc<i clinic. C ity Local girls trail behind Haines C ity Lake Howell is No. 1 at Invitational By MARK BLYTHE Herald sports writer Lake Howell's boys track team used an extremely strong perfor­ mance In the running events to claim the Lake Mary Invitational this past Friday before 501 fans at Lake Mary High School. The Sliver Hawks racked up 145 points In the meet with Lake Brantley finishing a distant second with 109. Evans took third with 98 followed by Lake Mary with 75, Haines City with 68. Oviedo with 60, Deltona with 57 and Lyman with 26. Lake Howell was led by Brandon Lowenthal. who turned In two excellent performances by winning the mile In 4:27.2 and taking the Gators out of N C A A tourney 880 with a 1:59.6 clocking. Mar­ quette Smith .won the long Jump *Floridg t^ r o u g h ^ ^ lie ^ ^ k e U iId l’a vermldn^df : r with a nice leap o r 23-3 while taking" third In the 100 meters at 11.0 and the watgj-lorture Fiiday'and the Gators cracked anchoring the second-place 440 under The strain. relay team. The Rams, lightly regarded despite their Kavan Howell won the two mile regular season Western Athletic Conference for the Silver Hawks In 9:57.6 with championship, used their patient offensive style Dave Burson taking second at to frustrate the Gators and produce a shockingly 10:01.2 while placing fifth in the easy 68-46 victory In an opening round game of mile. Jason Furbush won the 120 the NCAA M idwest R egional basketball high hurdles for Lake Howell with a tournament. 16.3 clocking as the mile relay team Joel Triblehom scored 20 points for the Rams also finished second. and made four of his six 3-polnt shots to lead the Jason Sprtnghart added a third Rams. place finish in the 880 yard run at Florida, winner of the Southeastern Confer­ 2:03.2 and took fourth place In the ence regular season title, fell victim to Colorado mile. Chris Read took third place In State's deliberate attack and to Its own the high Jump by clearing 6-0 even. Impatience on the offensive end. Brantley was led by Clint Johnson "1 think Colorado State has a chance to beat who took second In both the 100 anybody they go up against." said Florida meters and the 220 yard dash with Coach Norm Sloan. "They are disciplined, they times of 10.9 and 22.5 respectively. don't get rattled and If they shoot like they did Matt Jewel added two second place today (54 percent), they will be hard for finishes In the mile at 4:27.8 and anybody t<xhandle." □See Boys. Page 4B By MARK BLYTNE Herald sports writer LAKE MARY - Haines City’s girls track team scored In every event and cruised to the Lake Mary Invitational Friday night, out­ distancing their closest opponent by nearly 30 points. Haines City completed the meet with 142 points com pared to Titusville Astronaut's 113, Lake Brantley finished with 104 with host Lake Mary right behind with 103. Lake Howell finished fifth with 52 points followed by Deltona with 46. Oviedo with 35 and Lyman with 18. "W e had a good meet we Just ran Into a couple of'minor problems." Lake Mary coach Mike Gibson said. "Our glr)s.did what.they h »d to do and I felt we had a good team performance." Brantley was led by Ashley Brocklngton who won the triple Jump with a nice leap of 35-8 while placing second In the long Jump at 16-10*4. Tonya McCrae won the long Jump at the same distance of 16-10*4 but had a better second Jump to take the Individual honors. COLLEGE HOOPS BASEBALL Financial fortune worriea Schott COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott believes baseball's escalat­ ing salaries might be endangering the future of the game In smaller markets. "Right now I’m a little concerned about baseball when we sec what the players are getting." Schott said Saturday. "But I don't blame the players.” Schott, speaking at the Ohio UPI B ro a d c a s te rs ' Association con­ vention. said she wonders If fran­ chises In smaller m a r k e ts lik e Cincinnati and Milwaukee will be able to compete against teams paying higher salaries because of lucrative local cable contracts In major markets. ” 1Just hope we get some financial responsibil­ ity In base bull, because our areas (like Cincin­ nati) need It." Schott said. "I'm very concerned about whether cable will work In a small area.” Prom staff sim I wire reports AUTO RACING □ 2 p.m. - WFTV 9. NASCAR Atlanta 500. |L) BASEBALL □4:30 p.m. — SC. College. Maine at Miami NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT □Noon — WCPX 6. Second-round game. (L) 02:30 p.m. — WCPX 6. Second-round game. (L) □4:45 p.m. — WCPX 6. Second-round game. (L) f ly ikyMaSAiWric* Distance runner Brandon Lowenthal lead the Lake Howell Silver Hawks to a first place finish In the Lake Mary Invitational on Friday night by winning both the mile and Joyce Tullls also had a good night for the Lady Patriots by winning the two mile at 12:00.1 and taking third In the mile with a 5:27.5 clocking. Chelsea Trotter added two third place finishes In both the 440 yard dash at 60.9 and the 220 yard dash at 27.1. Heather Camlno backed Brantley;, with a second place finish tn the mile with a nice time of 5:22.7. Marla Arlza won the 330 low Birle, Conklin power Rams By TONY DeSORMIBR Herald sports editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - For the Lake Mary Rams. It was almost a perfect game. With pitcher Alex Blrlc confounding the Lake Brantley hitters, the Rams scored Just enough wins to beat the Patriots 3-1 in a Seminole Athletic Conference game played at the Lake Brantley High School Field on Friday night. "I've got a tiger out there on the mound and eight scrappers behind hlmw ho won't give up." said an elated Allan Tuttle, coach of the Lake Mary Rums. "W e played real well tonight." He won't get any arguement from l-akc Brantley. Whenever the right pitch needed lo be thrown. Blrlc threw It. Whenever a defensive play needed turning, the Raqis made tt. And when a big hit was Imporlunl. well, you get the Idea. The Patriots, playing before a full house ut their beautiful complex, reached Blrle for a run In the second Inning. Jason Varltek opened with a single that Ram right fielder Shane Slufflct played Into a double. After Blrle struck out Chris Knutson. Dalton Reed hit a ball that Lake Maty alioi lamp Jason Sewell nusbundlrd. It looked like Lake Mary would dodge the bullet when third baseman Nell James look a ball hll by Shawn Burke and trapped Varltek off third. But Milch Shuitn. the Patriot designated hitter, delivered un rbl single lo put Lake Brantley up 1-O. That was as much us the Patriots could do against Blrle. despite loudlng the bases with one out III the fourth Inning and having runners at second und third with two out to the sixth. In the lourth Inning. Blrlc worked hla way out of the Jam with a strike out and a ground ball while killing the sixth Inning rally with a (Mir of strikeouts. □S ee Rams, Page SB Scott Conklin (rlflht) received a hero's welcome from his Lake Mary teammates alter hitting a home run In the seventh inning against Lake Brantley on Friday nlflhl. The blast by Conklin (the No. 9 hitter In the Ram lineup) helped Lake mary to a 3-1 win. S C C escapes from Dundalk By DEAN SMITH Herald correspondent_________________________ SANFORD — Joey Fisher drove In the game--winning run with u ground trail and Brel Kutzrberk drove In five runs as Seminole Community College (xtslrd an 8-6 win over Dundalk Community College (Baltimore) In junior college baseball action ut Raider Field Friday afternoon. The victory Improves Seminole's Raiders lo 4-17 on the season w hile the Dundalk Lions fell to 1-1. Seminole travels to Ft. Pierce to take on Indian River Community College Monday before returning home to take on Long Island University of New York Tuesday. Game lime Is 300 pm. "Except for RuUebeck und Bynum (starting pitcher Charlie). I thought we played a bad game." said Rulder coach Jack Pantcllas. "W e should blow teams like this out. "When we were going bad. you would pat someone on the back and tell them nice try or l' See Raiders. 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Now Jtrtay 13 43 .354 M Charlotta 14 40 .350 MW Cantral Otvtoton Datrall 45 14 .7M Clavaland 44 17 .710 Milwaukee « 11 414 3 Chicago 17 35 4*7 OW Atlanta M M 4 N OW Indiana 17 44 J70 3* 1989 World Almanac All-America Team Final totals: 1988*89 regular season Rob Asst 71.5 282 59 30 60 708 20.2 47.0 82.3 194 114 26 8 594 22.0 27 54.8 76.5 210 137 46 18 619 22.9 G-SHERMAN DOUGLAS, Syracuse, Sr. 31 55.2 58.4 76 277 56 1 562 18.1 G-CHRIS JACKSON, LSU, Fr. 30 48.9 82.8 98 126 52 5 895 29.8 G FG% C-STACEY KING, Oklahoma, Sr. 27 52.9 F-SEAN ELLIOTT, Arizona. Sr. 27 F-DANHY FERRY, Duke, Sr. MCA ORAPtUCa 1989 W orld A lm a n a c A ll-A m e ric a W o m e n 's Team Final totals: 1988*89 regular season I G FG‘ o FT- Rob Assl S" Hit* C-CLARISSA DAVIS. Texas, Sr. 27 55.0 75.1 274 30 64 11 716 22.5 F-BRIDGETTE GORDON, Tenneesee, Sr. 28 53.5 64.1 182 86 86 16 544 19.4 F-VICKY BULLETT, Maryland, Sr. 25 59.8 76.3 205 47 51 33 521 20.8 G-PENNY TOLER, Long Beach St„ Sr. 29 48.3 84.3 95 98 66 4 I ■ Bawhall laMMtlan 4landing! (All Timas KIT) A M IR I CAN LCAOUE Fcl. w L 11 3 100 Toronto 11 4 ■710 Clovoiand 1 3 411 Kansas City f 4 400 Naw York Saattla 1 7 .533 1 7 .333 f 4 .577 * 1 .517 11 ID 414 7 7 .500 * 7 .500 7 1 .447 7 1 .447 3 to 111 NATIONAL LBAOUC ft Loo 11 San Otago nnania Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston La N*w York Monf-rrl San Francisco Phlladalphla Chicago ID 4 714 7 4 .471 7 S .543 ( 7 .533 7 1 .447 7 4 a 7 4 04 4 4 too 4 1 331 1 II .313 4 ID 204 1 11 700 4 In tig4. aal toga gam# s do not) Montroal and Allanla Itod March 4 Oatroll and Phlladalphla Itod March 7. San Dtogo and Clavaland Itod March 7 Kansas City and Boston Itod March 15 Kansas City and Cincinnati ttod March <5 Friday's Rtswlls Lot AngatoS /. Naw York INLI • Phlladalphla 1. Boston I Tanas A Pittsburgh 1 Baiiimora I Oatroll I SI Lawls A Kansas City 1 Mtnnasota 3. Houston 1 Toronto 7. Cincinnati I Ctovaland (sal A Oakland I sal 1 Pts p p g | 590 20.4 G-ANDREA STINSON. North Carolina St.. So. 26 52.7 66.9 12B 103 B4 17 634 24.4 '-------------------------------------------------:---------- :— :______ :______:_____ :______ :_________ ^________ j HI A GRAPHICS Clavaland las) t, Oakland (ss) 7 (10 Inn.) Mllwaukaa 7, Chicago (NL) 1 California 7. Saatila I Chicago (AL) 1, Naw York (AL) 1 San Dtogo 7, San Francltco I Saturday's Oa mot Tanas vs. Botton (ml at Wintor Ha von Boston (u ) vs. Houston at Klialmmaa Naw York (AL) vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota Lot Angolas vs Montroal al Watt Palm Beach Phlladalphla vs. Datroll at Lakaland SI. Louis vs. Minnesota at Orlando Now York (NL) vs. Toronto Cincinnati vt. Kansas City al Halnat City Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami Chicago (NL) vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Arlt. San Francisco vs. San Dtogo at Yuma. Arlt. Saattla vs. California at Palm Springs. Cal it. Clavaland vs. Mllwaukaa ai Chandler, Arlt. Pittsburgh vs. Chicago (AL) al Saraiota Sunday's Oames Naw York (N U vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg* lp.m. Kansas City vs. Phlladalphla at Ctoarwetor, 1:05 p.m. Taranto vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:05 p.m. Boston vs. Cincinnati at Plant City, 1:05 p.m. Houston vs. Los Angeles al Varo Batch, 1:30p.m. , Montroal vs. Naw York (AL) at Fort Lauderdale. 1:Mp.m. Minnesota vs. Atlanta at West Palm Batch, 1:30 p.m. Detroit vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota. 1:30 p.m. tasaa v a Baltimore at Miami, 1i3S p.m. Oakland vs. Mllwaukaa 1st) al Chandler, ArlAv3:03pjn. Chicago (NL) (s i) vs. Ctovaland al Tucson. Arlt., 3:05p.m, Milwaukee (si) vs. Chicago (NL) (se) at Mesa, Aril.. 3:03 p.m. Saattla vt. San Dtogo at Yuma, Arli., 3:Q3 p.m. San Francisco vt. Calltomla at Palm SprlngA Calif., 4:05 p.m. yiatbas Fnaivaa ro MMwoal Dhrltlan W L Pel. OB Utah 41 13 441 Momton 35 M JM SW Danvar 34 30 411 7 Oallai 31 31 4*1 *Vt San Anion10 17 44 470 MW Miami. 10 11 .IM MW Faclftc Olvlilon LA Laktn 45 II .714 Phoenix 40 13 435 5 Itattto 11 M .Ml I Ooldan Stal4 M 11 JH 7 Portland 11 31 J00 13W Sacramanto 10 44 .Ml 37W Cllpport 13 51 .103 13W f Friday's Raulti 7 Wathlnglon 134. Now Jonty 111 (OT1 • Dolroll 104, Boston 70 • Chicago 117, Maw York 134 ' Utah 111,Miami N 1 Phoanla lit. Portland 114 : LA Lakart 104. Oallai 103 I Charlotta 104. LAClIppan 103 ; Ooldan Slat* ill, Atlanta 111 (OT) Saturday's Oamat • Phlladalphla at Washington » Chicago al Indiana • Portland al Houston • Utah at San Antonio • Oatroll at Mllwaukoo , Miami at Oanvor ! Saattla at PhoanW 1 Dallasal Sacramanto Sunday's Oamai Charlotta al Goidan Statu Mllwsukaa at Naw York Ctovaland at Naw Jartay Atlanta at LA Lakart PPG NCAA Tournament Polrtogs And Results (TUI Timas 1ST) CAST AIQrain^ars.N.C. * First Round, March 14 Minnesota 0A Kansas State 71 Siena M, Stanford 70 West Virginia *4- Tennessee t l Duka *0, South Carolina Slate 47 Second Round, March tl Duka 70. Wm I Virginia 41 Minnesota to. Sienna 47 At Pi 4 » Idanet, R.l. First Round, March 17 North Carolina State II, South Carolina 44 Iowa 17, RutgarsTl Georgetown 10, Princeton 47 Notre Dame 01, Vanderbilt 41 Second Round, March If Georgetown vs. Notre Darrva, 11:30p.m. North Carolina Slate va Iowa. 30 minutes after first game. At last Rutherford. N.J. RegtoneI Semifinals, March 34 Duka vt. Minnesota Georgetown/Notre Dame winner vs. North Carolina Stale/Iowa winner Regional Final, March It SOUTH CAST Al Nashville, Tann. First Round, March 14 Louisiana Tech S3. La Salto 74 Oklahoma 71. East Tennessee State 71 Virginia 100. Providence 77 Middle Tennessee Slate 77, Florida Stato 0) Second Round, March t l Oklahoma 124. Louisiana Tech 41 Virginia vs. Middle Tennessee State At Atlanta First Raund, March IT South Alabama 0A Alabama 14 Michigan *1. Xavier 17 North Carolina 73, Southern 77 UCLA U. Iowa Stato U Second Round. March 17 Michigan vs. South Alabama. 3:30 p.m. North Carolina vs. UCLA, M minutes alter first game. At Lasingtan, Ky. Rag tonal Semifinals, March tl Oklahoma vs. Vlrglna/MWdto Tennessee Stato winner Michigan/South Alabama winner vs. North CarolIna/llCLA winner Regional Final, March 3J MIDWEST At India M yeiti First Raund, March It Louisville 74. Arkansas Lltlto Rock 71 Arkansas IK. Loyola Merymounl 101 Illinois 77. McNeeia Slate 71 Ball SI. 4A Pittsburgh 44 Second Round. March II Illinois 77. Ball Slate 40 Arkansas vs. Louisville At Dallas First Raund. March 17 Syracuse I0A But knell II Colorado Stato 44. F tor Ida al Missouri 41. Creighton 44 Texas 74. Georgia Tech 70 Second Round. March 17 Missouri vs TtxaA 1 U p m,; Syracuse vs Colorado Stato. H minutes after llrst game Al Mlnneaaallt Regional Samlllnals. March 14 Illinois vs Arkeniei/Loullvtlto winner M I s s o u r I / T e ■ a • w i n n e r vs Syrecuee'Cotoredo Stato winner Ragtonal Final. (March 34 WEST First Round. March 14 Ar liana 74. Robert Morris 4d Ctomson 41. it M ary* tCalll.l 70 Nevoda Las Vegas 44 Idaho ta DaPaul 44. Memphis Mate 41 Second Round. March 11 OtPaul v a Nevada-Lai Vegas. S p.m.i Arltona VS. Ctomson. 30 minutes alter first game. Al Tucson, Arli. First Round, March 17 E vantvl Ito *A Oregon State *0 (OT) Salon Hall M, Southwest Mlisourl State 31 Indiana 77, George Mason 05 Taiet-EI Paso 15. Louisiana Halo 74 Second Round, March If Salon Hall vt. Evansville, 3.-3J p.m.i Indiana vt. Ttxas EI Paso. 30 minutes after tint game. Al Denver Regional lam Ifine 1s, March 35 D a P a u l/ U N L V w in n er vs. Arltona/Clemion winner Salon Hall/Evansvllto winner vs. Indlana/Taxas-EI Paso winner Regional Final, March 35 Nattonat Invitation Tournament Pairings AndRaiartto (First throe rounds al total tltot) First Round Connecticut 47, NC-Charlotto 41 Ohio St. II, Akron 70 Ponn St, **, Murray St. 73 Richmond 70, Temple SI St. John'l 70, MJullSlppI 47 SI. Loull 17, Southern llllnofo 34 VII Ionova 7A St. Pe tor s 54 Wisconsin u , Naw Orleensll Alabam a-B Irm lngham 13, Oaorglb Southern 74 California 73, Hawaii 17 • Michigan It. ( 1 , KantSf.H Nebraska It, Arkansas St. 7* Naw Mexico *1. Santa Clara 74 Peppardlna OA New Mexico St. 44 Wlchlla St. 70, Santa Barbara 43 Friday Oklahoma Steto It, Boise SI ala 15 March tt Punn Stato at Vlllanova Alabama-BIrmlngham at Richmond California at ConnectIcut Nebraska at Ohio Stato St. Louis aiWUcontln Wichita Stato at Michigan Slato March 11 Oklahoma Slato at St. John's Peppardlna al Naw Mexico NAIA Tournament Pairings And Results (All Times CST) First I jjasult It, Guilford 74 Aubvm-Mcntgomary 107, St. Roso 73 Charleston 77, Olivet Naiarene 44 Cumberland 4A Taylor 30 St. Ambroea If. Hutson M Wisconsin- Eeu Claire II. Tiffin 57 Drury 74. Waynetburg 74 East Cantrgl 4A Brigham Young 55 SI. Mary's 77, William Caroy S3 Siena Heights 13. Southern Arkansas 70 Wayland Baptist 74. Holy Family S3 Central Washington M. Georgia Coll. 77 Hastings *7. Balmont 74 Western Montana 77. Grand Canyon 43 Washburn 57, Minnesota Duluth SS Coll.of Idaho 41. Btola 54 Second Round Thursday SI. Mary's 54. Cumberland 40 Stone Haights 71. St. Ambrose 75 East Cantral U, Wayland Baptist 41 Cantral Washington 44. Charleston u Hastings 73, Auburn Montgomery 4) Wheeling Jesuit 77, Drury 71 Wisconsin Eau Claim 14, Washburn 71 Col toga ol Idaho 44, Western Montana 43 Friday East Cantral 77, Stone Haights 47 Canttal Washington 07. Wheeling Jesuit 70 Wlsconsln-Eau Claim 0*. Hastings 71 SIMary's 41. College olldaho 44 Samlllnals Saturday East Cantral (Okie) vs. Wlsconsln-Eau Claim. 7p.m. SI. Mery'i (Texas) vs. Cantral Wathlnglon. 7p.m. CTiamptonshlp, 0:X p.m. Woman’* NCAA Tournament Pairings And Results (All Tima* 1ST) ( First- and secend-round games at campus sites 1 seeds preceding team) EAST First Raund March If St. Joaoph'4 (3, Vanderbilt 40 La Salto 71. Connecticut 41 James Modi ion 7A Providence M West Virginia SA Western Kentucky 37 March IS La Salto at I Tennessee (30-3), 1:10; m. JUlftfcJl if Watt Virginia at 4-Vlrglnto (K 7 ), l p m : Jamas Madison at 3 Ohio Stato (31)), 1 p.m.; St. Joseph's al 1 Long Beach Slato (M 4). 3 p m. WEST First Raund (March II Bowling Gmen 04, Cincinnati 54 Washington 17, Hawaii 77 Nevada Las Vegas 47. Utah S3 Montana (3. Fuller ton Slato 47 March II Bowling Green al I Maryland 1)41), I X p.m.; Washington al 4 Stephan F Austin 13*3). 0 p m ; Nevada Las Vagal al 3 Colorado 117 3). 7 JO p m , Montana at 1 Texas 135-at.I 30p m MIDEAST First Round March II Temple 70. Holy Croat *0 Georgia 70 Ttnn Chattanooga 07 Old Dominion 44. Vlllanova 41 Rutgers *A Southern Mississippi 71 Merck II Rutgers al 1 Norm Caroline State 11141. 2 pm t Georgia at 4 Ctomson I II W l.f 30pm March I f Old Dominion at 3-Mlttltslppl, *1-7, 2 : » P-m.; Tamptoat l-Aubum (J tI), 7 p.m. MIDWEST First Raund MarchIf Tennessee Tech 77, South Carolina 73 Purdue 71, Arkansas 43 Oklahoma Slato 71. Miami *7 Illinois Stale 100, Northwestern Louisiana 7* EOund March II Tennessee Ttch at 3-Iowa 13*4), l);Jo p.m.i tlllnoli State at 1 Stanford 134-31. March I f Oklahoma State at 1 Louisiana Tech (1*1), 1 p.m.i a-Louisiana Stato (11-10) at Purdue, 1 p.m. NHL STANDINGS NATIONAL HOCKEY LIAOUC Does not Include night gomat Wales Conterenet Patrick Division W l T TIL ■•Wathlnglon 34 14 10 17 x-PIttsburgh 34 I f 7 7* x-NY Rangers 35 It I 71 Philadelphia 33 11 7 71 14 17 12 40 NY I(tenders 34 42 5 S3 Adams Division y-Montreal 44 II 7 105 ■ Bolton 13 34 14 M ■ Buffalo 13 11 7 73 Hartford 31 14 5 47 Quebec 24 41 7 55 Campbell Conference Norris Division W L T PfA ■ Detroit 11 24 11 74 St. Louis 17 31 12 44 Minnesota 14 » IS 41 Chicago 14 17 II M Toronto 15 41 4 54 Dlviiton y-Calgary 47 14 t 10] 37 37 4 00 ■-Los Angel. ■-Edmonton 35 31 1 70 Vancouver 31 11 0 70 Winnipeg 1) 17 11 57 tott berth 1 OP OA 245 111 2*3 174 111 117 127 104 147 251 174 1*4 M l Mf 144 344 144 14) 231 174 117 3)1 OF 744 151 133 174 lit OA 243 M) 257 104 Ml 314 104 147 105 305 104 114 no 170 ni Friday’s Result Washington A Montreal I Saturday's Oamat Bostons. Phlladalphla 3 Chicago 3. Naw Jersey 1 Washington at Hartford NY Rangers at Quebec Montroal at Pittsburgh NY Islanders at Vancouver Winnipeg at Toronto Buffalo alMInnagole Detroit at St. Loull Calgary at Los Angeles Sunday's Oames Hartford at Boston Toronto at Phlladalphla NY lilandart at Edmonton Detroit at Chicago M ISL S TA N D IN G S MAJOR INOOOR SOCCER LEAOUI W b ref. OB 14 11 44* — Bo III more M 17 .541 4 Son Dtogo 11 11 .500 IU Dtltei 17 17 .471 4U Loo Angotoo 14 11 471 4V» Kan*** City 14 11 .431 1 T xcomx 1* 11 .4 » 0 Wichita Friday's Results Wichita 7. Dallas 1 San Diego 1, Bell Imore 4 Kansas City 4, Tacoma 1 Saturday's Oamat Los Angelas at Wichita Kansas City at Tacoma Sunday's Oamt Dallasal San Diego TV/RADIO 1 pm IL) AUTORACINO WFTV I, NASCAR Alllnla 500. BAIEBALL I p.m. — 5A OR, Mats vs. Cardinals. (L ) 1:30 pm — SC. College. Alabama at Florida. (LI 3p.m. — GN. Brewers vs. CUm. (L) 4 pm. — 54. Astros vs Dodger* 4:30 p m. — SC, College. Milne at Miami 7:Mp.m. — SUN, Astro* vs Dodgers. IL) I p.m. — ESPN, College. Georgia Tech al Wichita Stato. IL). also at 3 a m. NCAA BASKETBALLTOUBNAMENT Noon — WCPXI. Second round game, (LI 1:10 pm. — WCPX 1. Second round game. (L) 4:45 pm. — WCPX 4. Second round gome. IL) OOLF 1 pm — WESH 1. The Players Champion Ship. Final round. IL) OYMNASTICS__ 4.aw p in. — SC, Cuiiwv*. ICV Clumpnmi ships HORSE RACINO 4 p m. — 44, Tampa Bay Derby, IL) TENNIS l p m - SUN, Virginia Slims ol F torIda Singles samlllnals 1 pm — ESPN. Newsweek Champions Cup. Man's samlllnals. IU . also at l:M a m TRACK Noon - E SPN. NCAA Division I Men s and Woman's Championships WRESTLINO 7 p m — ESPN. NCAA Olvlston I Man's Championship SOCCER I top m — UN. Mexico vs E1Salvador TENNIS l p m — SUN. Virginia Slims at F lor Ida. Singles and doubles linais. (L ) 1 30 pm — ESPN. Newsweek Champion Ships Cup. Woman'sllnal. IL) VOLLEYBALL I pm — ESPN. Woman. Las Angeles at San Joea. else al mnaught 5 p m — FNN. Women Minnesota at New York An Important new law is on the books which can have some dramatic Impact on boaters and fishermen who are unaware of Its passage. Beginning Jan. 1, 1989, dis­ posing of anything plastic In waters where the U.S. Coast Guard has jurisdiction became a federal offense. Fines are very hefty — up to $25,000 In civil offenses'and $50,000 fines and five years In Jail for criminal offenses. These statistics should areas that are In the main grab the attention of the most channel and use plastic worms and Rapalas for the best results. careless boater. Plastic pollution is a serious Specks are still hitting In Lakes problem because plastic Is not Harney and Jessup. Steve Gard at the Osteen blo-degrodable and remains In* the environment for many years, Bridge Msh Camp reports that posing a threat for both wildlife the specks are In the Shallows and that anglers arc having to and fishes. Fishermen and boaters can aid work for their catches. The In reducing plastic pollution, and average size o f bass Is up. but also avoid some gigantic fines, anglers are finding that the fish by retaining monofilament line, are scattered. Fish run-offs and rupe, bait bags and other plastic Hard sand bare for the best products for proper disposal on results. S n o o k a re h it t in g at shore; storing galley and other wastes for disposal at port; Sebastian Inlet. Jigs and large retrieving debris; and Informing s w im m in g p lu g s such as Rapalas or Rebels are catching oth ers about how harm ful plastic debris canb e to the most of the fish. Redflsh, a few flounder, and blueflsh are roun­ marine environment. To me, nothing Is sadder than ding out the action. C a p ta in J a c k at P o r t to be on a c r y s t a l- c le a r waterway, away horn It all, and Canaveral Is hoping for calm see the bottom strewn with seas this weekend. Hopefully the plastic debris and aluminum ocean will clean up after the last cans. The beauty and Innocence b ig b lo w . K in g m a ck era l, of nature Is too often ruined by dolphin, wahoo and cobla will be the thoughtlesness and care­ ready to cooperate when the seas subside. Give Jock a call at (407) lessness of man. We are part of the problem, 783-3694 for the latest Informa­ but we can easily be part of the tion before you decide to take off. solution. It Is a simple matter to Inside the Port, flounder and place your boating and fishing sheepshead are providing most debris In a 5 gallon bucket or a of the action. Trout and reds arc plastic garbage bag for disposal starting to move back onto the on shore. By performing this Hate of the Banana and Indian easy task, you will eliminate R i v e r a w ith th e w a rm e r e a t h e r . clutter In your boat and do your w part to beautify our waterways Half*ounce gold spoons are deadly for both species, but you and to protect wildlife and fishes. can alos have a lot of fun with Shape's Scoop Old fishing line can easily be topwatcr plugs. Sheepshead. drum, redflsh removed from reels by atachlng a plastic spool to tm electric drill and some whiting are hitting and using the rapid revolutions solidly at the Naw Smyrna o f the drill to quickly strip the Jetties. Life shrimp fished on the bottom with a small weight is a line. sure bet for a big stringer of fish. M aking forecast Bass fishing is above average The north aide of the north In the Paaale Lake area. Fish Jettlee Is the best spot. Watson disputes, PGA on United Prase International PO N TE V E D R A - Tom Watson took Issue with the PGA Tour Saturday over Its refusal to allow Spaniard Scve Ballesteros to play as many tournaments as he wants In the United States. "W e're keeping out one of the premier golfers In the world,” Watson said o f the Tour rule that foreigners must play In at least 15 U.S. events or have their play in this country restricted to about hair that many. Watson said that while he agrees the Tour needs rules, "an exception should be made for Scve because he has won five major championships.” Ballesteros won the British Open for the third time last sum m er and has won the Masters twice. Because of his unwillingness to commit to at least 15 regular Tour events each year, he’s limited to five of those plus the major champion­ ships, which are not under PGA Tour jurisdiction. " I f I were commissioner, I’d let him have a special sponsor's exemption every week." Watson said. "American players can play overseas whenever we wish, but we don't extend that same privillge to foreign players." Watson, who has won eight major championships, Including fiv e British Opens, but no tournament since 1987. Insists he still has the same desire to win at age 39 that he had when he was one of the top golfers In the world. "I still have the fire, yes I do," he said. "I still want to play like I did 10 *years ago. But my priorities are a bit different now because my family comes first. then my businesses and then* golf. "It could be my body Is saying ’no more,'" Watson said. "But I • could come back. My career Is still golf. That and betting on NCAA basketball.” This week's Players Champi­ onship, where he was far off the pace after shooting 1-under par golf through the first three rounds, was Watson's seventh tournament of the year. And the $8,631 he had won bo far was far off hts normal pace during a 19-year career In which he has earned nearly $5 million. "I'm not as good from tee to green as I used to be, but putting la the thing," Watson said. "It’s hard when you're’ not putting w e ll” LET’S PLAY BASEBALL 11 ZINN B IC K YOUTH LXAOUB AQES ■ Ruu 11 Call: 323*1046 PICK 8 A$1.00ticket can mike you aninstant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER Jackpot capped & given away weekly 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE Tkn M p tU ta ' ***** 100pm MgMfalMatson Mm-Wid-Sjt Sc*asGra*)Pwuge CtaaJStrCiy rg e t! V ihI >iMit flame .Kill .xLlrrv, tor thr latest rtluion at the lice Curuumcr lillocrtulKMi (ataU>K No strings aitai lint Wnte unity C o n su m e r In fo rm a tlu n C e n te r D e p a rtm e n t D F I'u rh lo , C o lo ra d o 5 IOON Sony, must be 18. SANFORD ORIAND O KENNEL CLUB Morihol OrtwOo. lust off Hwy. 17-92 301 Doa Track R d , Longwood 131-1100 �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1369— 31 Freeman helps rally Pirates to Seminole Pony victory Prom staff reports Matt Freeman had two big rbl singles as the H.D. Realty Pirates rallied past the Holmes Development Twins 5*4 In seven Innings In Seminole Pony Baseball action on March 15. Robbie Morgan, who worked out or a basesloaded Jam In the fifth, threw three Innings of scoreless relief to pick up the win while Bryan Crockett labored seven Innings, only to lose. Other Pirate hitters were Morgan and Scott Fergerson. The Twins were led by Crocket (a one-run honip run) and Sims. In other Pony action: Brian Milner hit a bascs-Ioaded double to break the game open In the top of the sixth Inning In the H.D. Realty Pirates* B-3 win over the Reds on March 14. Robbie Morgan was the winning pitcher In relief after starting pitcher Matt Freeman worked five strong Innings. Mark Desabrals was the losing pitcher. Freeman and Morgan also contributed to the Pirate o(Tense. For the Reds, top hitters were Desabrals (two singles, an rbl, one run scored) and Bologna. Chris Taylor, who pitched the last three Innings In relief, hit two doubles while driving In two runB and scoring three In the Holmes Development Twins* 13-2 mastery o f the Seminole Tire Mets on March 13. S cott M aine ou tpltch gd Eric Kautauskaa for the win. Brian Crockett. Chad Averltt and Chris Levesh also had big hits for the Twins while Paul Renwlck (single, rbl, run scored) led the Mets. Pinto and struck out nine batters in three Innlgs for the Florida Carbonic Yankees In their 11-7 victory over the Cubs on March 15. Brad Stenalrom hit a double for the Yankees, who rallied for the win with four runs In the last Inning. Shawn was the losing pitcher for the Cubs. With the score tied, the bases loaded and nobody out. relief pitcher Tommy Rose berry came on to strike two totters and get the third to ground out. lifting the Olttmer's Mets to a 12-9 win over the Midland Construction Cardinals on March 14. Darren Nodsle (two singles, two rbl) led the Met attack. Lawrence Pultz and David Godkin cacti had a single and an rbl for the Mets. Bobby Chronowskl drove In three runs with a single and a double to lead The Radio Shop Phillies past the Diamond Lube Indians 14-9 on March 13. Mike Meadows was the winning pitcher. Winning pitcher John Keelan helped his own cause with two triples In the Central Florida Underground Blue Jays’ 15-12 win over the Casselberry Rotary Expos on March 13. Jerry Torres. Dax Kemp and Matthew Coffman all hit well Tor the Blue Jays. For the Expos, Jay McFarlane hit a single and a triple. Kemp made the game's big defensive play, throwing a man out at (lrat. Adam Turner hit two singles, had two rbl and scored two runs as the Royals rallied past the Danis Shook Giants 13-9 on March 13. Steve Bussard was the winning pitcher with some relief help from Mike Evans (five strike outs). Kenny Birch was the losing pitcher. Evans, along with Stuart Gilmer. Chaz Lytle, Andy Mariettc and Brad Jenkins, also contributed to the Royal offensive effort. For the Giants. Kenny Birch (two singles, one run scored) and Brian Doversplke (two singles, two runs scored) stood out of­ fensively. Clint Allen hit two over-the-fence home runs to go along with a single and a double to drive In seven runs and score four for the Yankees as they knocked off the Brewers 25-14 on March 15. Mike McLln, Matt Johnson and Mark Hlnley also swung the bat well for the Yankees. For the Brewers, Terry Crltes hit three singles, had four Relief pitcher Angeloa Amato earned the save rbl and scored four runs while Michael Mendoza In the Town and Country Vet Clinic Reds* 7-5 was his team's outstanding defensive player. decision over the Marina Isle Fish Camp Braves Justin Anderson banged out four doubles In the on March 12. Besides pitching in relief of starter Design Air Mela* 25-10 decision over the Shoney Mike Halaychick. Amato also made a heads-up Braves on March 14. The Mets also got strong play, throwing out a runner trying to steal home. offensive contributions from Nicholas Chapman Offensively. Halaychick hit a single while Joe and Josh Blanton. For the Braves, Robby Rouch, Knlpp hit a single and scored a run. Jaaon Kevin Davis and Chris Buchard all had two Mitchell was the losing pitcher for the Braves. singles. Ryan Wert made a nice catch In left field Jason Gaines hit a triple and drove In four runs for the Mets. for the Dlttmer's Mets as they squeaked past the Derek Chontas made three beautiful plays In Centra] Florida Underground Blue Jays 16-15 on center field and Barrett Klinger made five fine March 5. Lawrence Pultz also hit a single and a plays at second base for the Contemporary Artist double, driving in two runs, for the Mets, Omar Tigers as they pounded the Noble Construction Serrano made a big catch o f a pop fly In center Expos 17-4 on March 13. Justin Wright led the field to stop a Blue Jay rally in the fourth. Nathan offense with three singles, a double and three Sims was the winning pitcher. runs scored. Other hitting stars included Klinger. Mike Huff, Joshua O'Brien. Chontas, Jason Clay Bronco and Eric Larson. Anthony' Corrao hit a double ofT the top of the Tony Hammett-Hudjera hit a two-run home run fence In left field while Pat Rice hit a three-run to help make a winner o f flret-tlme pitcher Jason single In the Lake Mary Fire Department Kaiser In the Ken Rummel Cardinals' 15-13 win Cardinals' 19-13 win over the Versatron Reds on over the Tooke Trucking Pirates on March 13. March 13. Other offensive standouts were, for the Cardinals, Jeremy Weiner hit a-double, tr le and home’ **Jason Floyd, David Ames, Brian Pare and Ryan fun for the Dr. Oett'sTwIns as they pulled out a all while'Eddie Tooke (single, double, three rbl) 15-14 wtn UVer the’ PhllllO with a run Iri^the agd Tony Morgan (single, double, two rbl) led the bottom of tnfc sixth. Chad Ruziskey also hit well Pirates. for the Twins while John hit three singles, a Adam Coleman hit a two-run home run and double and a triple for the Phillies. The Phillies Mike Goodall pitched five strong Innings to earn also turned a 6-4-3 double play. the win In the Tuscawilla Rotary Red Sox's 8-2 defeat o f the Dan's Restaurant Astros on March Mustang 13. Matt Thompson threw five Innings In a losing Winning pitcher Jason Ware hit two singles cause for the Astros, who managed Just two hits. Heating up With six weeks still left In the season , the race for the Seminole Athletic Conference softball title Is already hitting up. This past Thursday, Lake Brantley and Lake Howell, (he tw o front-running team s, posted Impressive wins. At Lake Mary, second baseman Michelle Davis and the un­ defeated Lady Patriots erased Tara Calvin (on the ground) and the host Lady Rams 6-2. At Lake Howell, Dlann Lowe (No. 19) and (ha Lady Sliver Hawks b e a t O v ie d o 11-1. Lak e Brantley (which has beaten the Lady Hawks once already this year) and Lake Howell will m eet In w hat may be a winner-take-all confrontation on April 4 at Lake Howell. D Q | H q | *C . w C o n tin u e d fr o m I B good shot to try and get them going. But I am tired of losing and we need to start doing things right. We still have a lot of tod habits at the plate that we need to correct." Rutzebeck, a freshman left fielder from Leesburg, was a one-man wrecking crew for the Raiders. He was 2-5 on the afternoon. Including Seminole's fourth grand slam of the year, a long shot to left center In the fifth. He also drove In run No. 8 with a single In the eighth and robbed a Dundalk player o f a home run In the ninth, crashing Into and reaching over the. left field fence to make the catch. •POUT* PANS! Bynum threw an excellent game, giving up only two runs and scattering six hits through six innings before Bring In the seventh. He had struck out four and walked none, but In the seventh he gave up two runs on three tills and a walk before being relieved by Sieve Clemente, who got out of (he Inning without any further damage. 5CC Jumped out to a 2-0 In the second on ' singles by Mike Turner. David Fenrlk. and Jason Wood. Fcnclk and Wood had the rbl. Dundalk got one back In the third on a single, a ’ catchers Interference call, a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly. ZINN B E C K YO U TH BA SEBA LL LEAG UE Florida Baseball Schools will open another new concept in April of 1989, with the new "ZINN BECK YOUTH LEAGUE* for boys ages 9-13. LEAR N - H A V E FUN - PROGRESS Zln n Beck Youth League.......... Brought to you By Kon Risnmol There weren't many errors in Friday night's baseball game between Lake Mary and Lake Brantley and even those that were committed were quickly corrected. For example, Lake Mary's Todd Christensen (running) was safe at first when Lake Brantley first basemsn Jim Morse couldn't catch up with an errant throw by ahortstop Brad Schectman. But on the next play, Moras erased Christenaen by turning a line drive Into an unassisted double play. Rams C o n tin u e d fro m I B "W e Just couldn't get the btg hit." said Lake Brantley coach Mike Smith. "W e kept the pre­ ssure on them, but we couldn't get the big hit. The top or our order was 1-for-12 (actually, 1-for-11 with a walk). "You have to give Blrle credit. He kept making the right pitch. He's a battler." While Lake Brantley misfired. Lake Mary capitalized on the one opportunity that Patriot pitcher Mark Gabrovlc allowed them. After managing Just two base runners (one on an error, the other via a walk), the Rams opened the lop of the third with an bad-hop single by Stufllet and a clean single by Blrle. Derek Wolfe then laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt, moving the runners up one base, setting up Greg James' rbl sacrifice fly to t i e th e g a m e . T o d d Christensen gave the Kama the lead with a double up the alley In left. Seo If you can answsr this quostion...Thoro's a man who was ones voted tho Most Valuabla Plsytr In the NCAA tourney when he played for Princeton In the Final Four that year Todsy, Bradley Is a US Senator from New Jersey. a* • Surprisingly, one of eporte' most femouo learns hea e nickname that la gramatlcaUy wrong-What team le IhetT-lt'e (ha Toronto Maple Leals ol the National Hockey League—The HUHl plyrg) of “ Im T | | * t § t H | N Lake Mary wasn't able to do anything else until the seventh, when Scott Conklin, the No. 0 hitler in the Lake Mary, hit the one real mistake Gabrovlc made over the left field fence. " I’ll tell you what, that made things a lot easier over here in the first base dugout." Joked Tuttle. "H e hit one last year against Seminole in Just about the same spot." It was almost a shame that Gabrovlc had to take the loss, tiavlng matched Blrle pit^h lor pitch with one exception. (3-2 In the SAC) going Into their game at DeLand. Lake Mary, meanwhile, has run a few wins together and was B-3 going Into Its game at Deltona on Saturday. In confer­ ence play, the Rams are 4-0. Just one-half game behind the sur­ prising Lyman Greyhounds. AVOID IKA'.'SMISSION PROBHMS FREE INSPECTION SERVICE TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP 323-1046 “ L e t T h e P ro fe s s io n a ls D o I t ” ECHOLS’ TREE SERVICE, INC. LICENSED - F U LLY INSURED - SATISFACTION G UARANTEED • C O M P LET E T R E E SER VICE • F R E E ES T IM A TES • STUM P GRINDING • 2 4 H R. 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Friday's loss continues a slight lallspln the Patriots have found themselves In lately, having dropped from a No. 6 ranking in the state polls to a 6-7 record ON M E LLO N V ILLE AVE. NEAR CELERY AVE. MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 321-7800 i Msasas u t-trn AA1 TRANSMISSION WORID 2 M onths FREE DUES ^PlMD^TAJLS-CAUkm£ 789-3911 ^ ^ ^ v v v v \ v v v w ;v v v v v v ^ v v ^ .v ;^ v v v v v v v v v v v % ^ V V V V . �I '4B — Sanford Herald, Senford, Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1989 Girls Continued from IB hurdles for the Lady ■Patriots In 49.2 with the Brantley mile relay team . inking second to come from behind and take third place. McCrae was Lake Mary's sole Individual champion and she also took second In the 100 / meters with a 13.0 clocking. Amy Kuvach ’* finished second to Kathy Keller of Deltona In both \ the shot and disc as Kuvach threw the shot 416-4 Vi and the disc 109-3. Keller won the events with tosses of 36-11W and 126-3 respectively. Allison Snell took second In both the 440 yard dash at 59.5 and the 880 In 2:27.4 for the Lady Rams with Melsha Abbaslnejad placing second In Ihe two mile at 12:11.2 and fourth In the mile at . 5:30.3. Lake Howell was led by Stacy Johnson who t Lak* Mary Invitational Boy*' rttulli Toam itandlnyi: 1. Lak* How* 11 i « ; l. Lak# Branlloy to*; J. Evan* ft; 4. Lak* Mary 75; J Halnot City «t; «. Oviedo M; 7, Dollona S7j I. Lyman M. Individual Evtnlt Trial# Jumg — 1. Nolaon (Lyman) 41 J; 1. Glbion (Lak. Mary) 41-7W; 1, Colbort (Halnot City) 41-4. Hl*h Jump — t. Co*>*land (Evant) *1; 1 Dolton (Ovlodo) to . 1. Rtad (Lak* ■ r 1 Howoll) 4 0. L»n# Jump - t. Smllti (Lak* Howoll) 111; 1. Copeland (Evant) H i n t ; 3. Halnot IHelnot City) 11-1. * t»t Put - 1. Minor (Lak* Brantloy) 4*0; 1. Smith (Lak* Mary) 4411k; 1. Whit* (Lak* Brantley) 4} l l y Dllut — 1. Swain (Lak* Branlloy) l)14> 1. Lambwt (Deltona) II# 11; 1. Mlllor ILak* Brantley) 111-4 Polo Vault — t. Cook (Ovlodo) 11-1; 1. Smith (Haln*t City) 11-5; 1. Kalur (Lak* Brantley) 10 1 l i t High Hurdlot — 1. Furbuih (Lake Howoll) It J, 1. Kllborn (Lak* Mary) 11.0; 1. Curclo (Deltona) ll.t. 10# Mettrt -- t. Copeland (Evant) 10,*; 1. Johnton (Lak* Brantl*y) 10 »; 1. Smith (Lake Howell) 110 Mil* Run — I. Lowenthal I Lake Howell) i 4:11.1; 1. Jewel (Lake Brantley) 4:11.1; ]. Ogllvl* (Lak* Branlloy) 4:11.1. .*r 44* Rolay — 1. Evant 440; 1. Lak* came up with a brilliant performance by winning the 440 yard dash In 59.4 and the 220 In 26.4. Sheryl Palumbo added a third place finish In the two mile run with Monica Compton placing fourth In the two mile and fifth In the mile run. Oviedo's scoring came ptimarly from two athletes ns Suzanne Hughes won the high Jump, tying the meet record, with a leap of 5-4 while taking eighth in the triple Jump. Latonya Thomas also placed In the 100 meters and the 220 with the Lady Lions taking third In the 440 relay. Lyman used a pair of relays and a fifth place finish by Julie Greenberg In the 880 to come up with Its points. Astronaut's Karla Severs finished as the meet's outstanding athlete as she won the mile (5:18.1) and 880 (2:23.2) with both times being besting the FHSAA's most recent honor roll. Howell 44.0; 1. Halnot City 45.0. *4* Yard Oath - l. Janet (Halnt* City) 51.1; I. Roach* (Event) 51.1; 1. Jackton (Lyman) 51.1. U t Intermediate Hurdl*t — t. Bocutto (Evant) 41.1; 1. Glbion (Lak* Mary) 41.5; 1. Mori* (Lyman) 41.*. MO Yard Run — I. Lowenthal (Lak* Howell) 1:5*4; 1. Jewel (Lak* Brantley) 1:00.1; 1. Springhart (Lak* Howell) 1:01.1. 11* Yard Oath — 1. Copeland (Evant) n o ; 1. Johnton (Lak* Brantley) 71.5; 1. Colbert (Halnot City) 11.1. 1-MII* Run — I. Howel (Lake Howell) *:514; 1. Burton (Lake Howell) 10:01.1; 1. Sutlltf (Doltona) 10:11.5. Mil* Rolay — 1. Halnot City 1:11.5; 1. Lak* Howell 1:14.4; 1. Evant 3 /3 Olrlt* Raiuttl Team ttandlnpi: 1. Halnot City 141; 1. Tllutvlll* Aitronaut 111; 1. Lak* Brantley 104; 4. Lak* Mary 101; 5. Lak* Howell 51; 4. Deltona 44; 1. Oviedo 15; I. Lyman II. Individual Evtntt High Jump — 1. Hughot (Ovlodo) 5-4; 1. Smith (Halnet City) 50; 1. Caputo ILako Mary) SO. Long Jump — 1. McCrae (Lak* Mary) 14-IOk.; 1. Bracking ton (Lake Brantley) 14 104.; 3. Smith (Halnet City) 14 14a. Triple Jump — I. Bracking ton (Lak* Brantley) 15-1; 1. Gantt (Aitronaut) 35 1; 3. Green (Aitronaut) 14 Vv Dttcvf - t. Keller (Deltona) 114-1; 1. Kuvach (Lak* Mary) 10*1; 1. Colfoy (Deltona) *01-3. Stwt Put - I. Kolltr (Deltonal M -im ; 1. Kuvach (Lak* Mary) 14-4V*; 1. Wllllamt (Halnet City) 111)44. 11* Law Hurdle* - 1. Borum (Halnet City) 14.1; I. Johnton (Halnot City) 11.1; 1. Boll (Halnet City) ll.t. 144 Meters — ). Crayton (Halnot City) l i t ; 1. McCrae (Laka Mary) 110; 1. Sandart (Aitronaut) tl.l. Mila Run — 1. Sever* (Attronaut) 5:11.1; 1. Camlno (Lak* Branlley) 5:21.7; j. Tull It (Lake Brantley) 5:17.5. 444 Relay - 1. Halnot City 51.1; 1. Attronaut 51.1; 5. Ovlodo 51.4. 444 Yard Doth — 1. Johnton (Lak* Howell) 5* 4; 1. Snell (Lake Mary) 5* 5; 1. Trotter (Lak*Brantloy)40 *. 1M Low Hurdlot - I. Arlia (Lak* Brantloy) 4t.l; 1. Borum IHolnot City) SO4; 1. Boll (Halnot City) 51.1. IM Yard Run — I. Savort (Aitronaut) 1:11.1; 1. Snoll (Lak* Mary) 1:11.4; 1. Zlollor (Aitronaut) 1:1].). no Yard Dath — 1. Johnton (Lake Howell | 14.4; 1. Crayton (H ilntt City) 14.4; 1. Trotter (Lak* Brantley) ll.t. 1-MII* Run — I. Tullls (Lak* Brantley) 11:00.1; 1 . Abbatlnelad (Lak* Mary) 11:11.1; 1. Palumbo (Laka Howell) 11:11,0. Ml)* Relay — 1. Aitronaut 4:11.1; 1. Laka Brantley 4:14.4; 1. Halnet City 4: I*.5. Boys V*i" * Continued from IB jhe 880 In 2:00.3. Matt Miller won the shot put with a throw of '46-0 and took third In the discus with a toss of -. 121-4. Jason White was third In the shot for the I’ntrlots with a heave of 43-3V4 while David Swain ‘.won the discus by coveting a distance of 131-8. , - Mike Kaiser finished third for Brantley In the ■pole vault by clearing 10-3 and Andy Ogllvle took ','thlrd In Ihe mile with a 4:31.7 clocking and -fourth In the 880. The Patriots also finished fourth In the 440 relay and sixth In the mile relay. " Evans was paced by Horace Copeland who won the 100 meters In 10.9, the 220 In a meet record time of 22.0, the high Jump at 6-2 while taking second In the long Jump with a leap of 22-11)4. For his efforts Copeland was named the male athlete of the meet. Evans also Won the mile relay with a nice time of 3:31.5 with Ed Bocuzzo winning the 330 Intermediate hurdles with a 42.2 clocking. Lake Mary was led by Tyrone Gibson who took second In the triple Jump with a 41-7 Vi effort and the 330 Intermediate hurdles with a 42.5 clocking. Brett Smith added a second place finish In the Bhot at 44-2)4 with Kllborn taking second In the 120 high hurdles with a 17.0 effort. Oviedo was led by Cook in the pole vault who took the Individual title by clearing 12-1, Brad Bolton finished second in the high Jump with a 6-0 Jump. The Lions also placed fourth In each relay to add on to their point total. The next big meet for area runners will be the Florida Gator Relays to be held In Gainesville thlB Saturday. Only the elite teams are allowed to run In this event, so some quality performances can be expected. HertM Photo by Rob Aikovich While he didn't score In the pole vault, Lake Brantley's Andrew Ogllvle did pick up some points for the Patriots In Friday's Lake Mary Duke reaches ‘Sweet 16’ again United F ra n International <•---------------------------------------------------------------------- GREENSBORO. N.C. - Defense has Duke , on another march In Ihe NCAA Tourna­ ment. The No. 7 Blue Devils held No. 19 West Virginia to two (Minis In the final 3 minutes Saturday. l>cat Ihe Mountaineers 70-63 and advanced Into Ihe final 16 for Ihe fourth consecutive season. "It was an outstanding defensive game." Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewskl said. "W e had 10 tight like hell to win It.” Freshman Chrlsllun Laetlner hud 6 straight (Mints down the stretch, tJien Ihe Jtilue Devils mode Ihrlr defensive stand. The . final margin was (he largest of the second half. Duke. 26-7. will play Friday In Ihe Easl Regional* at the Meadow lands In Eust •Rutherford, N.J.. where they earned (rips to Die Final Four In 1980 and 1988, Danny Ferry scored 20 [ M i n t s to lead •Duke, and Luettner finished with 14. Including 12 In Ihe second half. Robert Brlckcy added 10. Duke shot only 43.1 percent but made 11 more free throws and forced the usually sure-handed Mouni.dnccrs Inin 22 turnovers. •'' "ll was good for us (o gel Into a bailie like t,l»nl." said Ferry, who drew a charge with 39 seconds li-ll and Duke protecting u 66-63 lead "Hut we're fortunate wr don't play In two days We need a rrst." 'V M in n e s o ta 80, S ie n a 67 GREENSBORO, N.C, - In a buttle of runs. -Mlnucsoia had tMth (hr longer and Ihe last 'one Saturday. The Gophers put together n 16-1 spurt - shortly alter Slrnu had scored 13 straight joints and went on to down the Saints 80-67 and move Into the lluul 16 of the NCAA Tournament “ We struggled with their press and they lilt some 3-(Mlutrrs, hut wr were able lo regain our composure. suck ll up and make thr dutch baskets. ' Mlimrsolu Couch Clrm Haskins said "I thought our guys played with a loi ot determination " Jim Shlkcnjanskl made a Juni|>rr and Irrc Ihrow wlih 7 50 left lo s|iark Ihe decisive run and give tin- Gophers a 61-57 lead Alter a Slrnu lice throw. Minnesota followed with 11 straight points to pull away. Thr Samis had only 12 imlnts alter they had taken a 55-54 lead with 9 43 to (day by scot log 13 (Minis In less than two minutes. "ll |usi look loo much mil ol us." Slrnu Coach Mike Dranr said ol his team's surge, ''Alter tli.ii run. we got complacent Wc gave them shots and hu|x-d ihcy would miss •rather than pluyltig defense and making surr they missed O k la h o m a 124, L o u is ia n a T e c h 81 NASHVILLE. Trim - Oklahoma scored an NCAA I ournameni record 124 |M lnis Suluiduv and won with defense Shaken out ot ihclr lethargy by an opening lound scute, the lllth tanked Sooner* advanced into next week's NCAA Southeast Regional semifinals with a 124 Ml rout of Louisiana Tech. Oklahoma built a 55-31 halftime lead and Mooklc Blaylock emerged from a horrendous shooting slump to score 24 o f his 34 poIntB after Intermission. Blaylock's 3-polnt hank shot from midcourt at the buzzer pushed Oklahoma's total past the previous record of 123 points set by North Carolina against Loyola-Marymount Iasi year. The catalyst for Oklahoma's 18th 100polnt game of the season was defense ... trapping, fulleourt pressure reminiscent of last year's Sooner learn that reached the NCAA final. Louisiana Tech, so poised In an 83-74 triumph against LaSalle Thursday, commuted 29 turnovers and shot Just 36 percent. The 30-5 Sooncrs. the lop seed In the Southeast, move on to Lexington. Ky., while Louisiana Tech finished al 23-9. "1 think wc got back to playing Sooner basketball," said Coach Billy Tubbs. "Our defense did the trick today. Anytime we're hy(K-r on defense, good things happen. Today was refreshing (a say the least. Sometimes you play to keep from losing — today we played to win." V irg in ia 104, M id d te T e n n e s s e 88 NASHVILLE. Tenn. - Vl.glnla sopho­ more John Crolty Is turning the NCAA Tournament Into a seminar on (Mint guard play. Crolty and buekeourt partner Richard Morgan registered their second consecutive superb performance and Virginia never lost Us poise dr spile a hostile crowd Saturday, advancing lo (lie semlUnals of the Southeast Rrgtouals with a 104-88 victory ugalnst Middle Tennessee State. Virginia. 21-10, will hire No. 5 Oklahoma Thursday night In Lexington. Ky. The ScMiiers trounced lamlslauu Tech 124-81. setting an NCAA Tournament single-game scoring record. Morgan registered Ills second straight 33-polnt effort and freshman forward Bryant SlUli added 26 (Minis, hitting all 12 of his Irre throw attempts. But the unquestioned Virginia standout has been Crolty. a 6-foot-1 floor general who billowed Thursday's brilliant effort against Providence by scoring 25 (Mints and handing out 14 of Virginia s 17 assists I've hud two straight career highs, so I can't complain." said Crolty, who hit 9-of-10 shots from the Held against Pro­ vidence while adding 10 assists. "I wish we could play the icsi ol our games here." Illin o is 72, B a ll S ta te 60 INDIANAPOLIS — Third-ranked Illinois Saturday moved as close to the NCAA basketball title us any team in ihe school's 13 tournament appearances Ntck Anderson scored 24 points and Illinois sunk its first 10 shots from thr Held en route to a 72-60 victory over Ball State In a second-round game at Ihr Booster Dome. The Midwest region's No I seed will play again Friday ai Minneapolis in a third round g.imr. the lurthrst ihe IUnit have hern in the tournament since 1985. "Nobody on this learn has been past the second round." senior Kenny Battle said. "Il will be a great feeling for us. It will be a challenge to sec If wc can play better than we did In the first two rounds." The llllnl have never won more than two games before being eliminated from the title hunt In 12 previous NCAA tournament appearances. In seven visits since 1981, the llllnl were among the top 16 seeds but lost twice In the first round, three times In the second round and twice in their third game. The triumph lifted the llllnl lo 29-4 while ending Ball State's 16-game winning streak, which was Ihe nation's longest. Illinois' quickness and pressure defense were the major factors In the game, both coaches said. L o u is v ille 93 , A rk a n s a s 84 INDIANAPOLIS — Pervls Ellison dominat­ ed under the boards. LaDradford Smith devastated with clutch baskets and the Louisville combination was more than Arkansas could stand Saturday. Smith, a 6-foot-3 freshman guard, scored a game-high 26 [Mints, half of them In the final 10:33. Ellison added 21 (Mints and a game-high 15 relMunds and the Cardinals advanced (o the Midwest Regional semifi­ nals with a 93-84 triumph over Arkansas In the NCAA Tournament. "LaDradford played one of his greatest games." Arkansas Coach Nolan Richardson said. "Pervls did a greut Job on the boards. He's such a strong kid. They did (he things you have to do lo win." Louisville. 24-8. will meet Illinois. 29-4. next week In Mlnnra|Mlls. The llllnl. the region's top seed, eliminated Hall State 72-60 In Saturday's llrsi game at Ihe HooalerDomc. "1 have no Idea how matchups will be." Louisville Coach Denny Crum said. "I haven't been worrying about Illinois. They're a great team. It's a great challenge and we re looking forward lo ll. They finished ihe season on a roll We're the underdogs and wc love It like thut." N e v a d a -L a s V e g a s 85, D e P a u l 70 BOISE. Idaho — David Butler scored 23 points and Nrvada-Laa Vegas pulled away early In Ihr second half Saturday lo defeat DePaul 85 70 and earn a berth in (he semifinals of Ihe NCAA West Regional. The Runnln' Rrlx-ls, 28-7. will lace the winner of the Clemson-Artzona game In thr West Regional next wrrk In Denver The Rebels, paced by Butler's 14 (Mints In Ihe first hall, grabbed a 30-20 lead on a Jump shot by Butler with 6:57 left. But DePaul. 21-12. outscorcd the Rebels 20-10 for a 40-40 lie al ihr Intermission UNLV outscorcd the Blue Demons 16-4 lo open ihe second hall and Ihr closest DePaul could gel In thr second hall was 9 points with 6 53 remaining Butler, a 6-foot 10 junior, dominated play Inside He made 8 ol 19 Irom the Held and 7 ol It) tree throws Olympic lorward Stacey Augmnn added 17 (Mints and 11 rebounds for Ihr Krl/rls Invitational, finishing third In the mile run and fourth In the 880 run. N IT continue s its long, proud heritage United Pros* International The National In vitation Tournament may have losl Its prestige In ihe growth of the NCAA Tournament, but at least one coach Is happy to be playing longer than some of the NCAA entrants. "There are only 48 teams left playing (now 40. Induing NCAA Tournament learns) and we're one of them." Michigan State Coach Jud Heathcote said after his team's firstround victory over Kent Stale. "I feel pretty good." Michigan State will be one of a dozen NIT survivors that begin second-round play M onday n ight, when the Spurtuns host Wichita Stale. F ive o th e r second-roun d games are scheduled Monday night, with two more set for Tuesday night. Michigan State, one of the smallest teams In the Big Ten. was In the unaccustomed position of holding a height a d v a n t a g e In Its 8 3-6 9 triumph over Kent Stale. "W e hud a size advantage probably for the first time all year." said Sieve Smlih. who scored 28 points against Kent State. However, the Spartans won't be able to enjoy the same a d v a n t a g e u g a ln s t th e Shockcrs, who are led by 6 - fo o t -1 O c e n t e r S a s h a Radunovlch and 6-8 forward Steve Grayer. On Friday night. Oklahoma State completed the draw for the second round with a 09-55 victory over Boise Stale. The Cowboys next will face Si. John's on Tuesday night In New York. The Redmcn will be playing Ihe game In memory of sports Information director Katha Quinn, who died of cancer on Frtduy. one day before her 35th birthday. "It's a great, greal loss." St. John’s Coach Lou Camesecca said. "You can’t put it into words. What you'd like lo think about Is how much she meant to the Orogram. how good she was lo the kids. They were like her own kids." In o th e r seco n d -ro u n d ga m es Mo n d a y n i g h t . Vlllunova plays host to Penn Stute, Alabama-Birmingham visits Richmond, California Is at Connecticut. Nebraska vis­ its Ohio State and Wisconsin plays host to St. Louis. On Tuesday night, Pcpprrdlnc vlslts New Mexico. A lonzo meets Laphonso is a storybook m atch-up United Press International PROVIDENCE, 111. - The meeting of Alonzo and Laphonso sounds like the premise for a Dr. Stubs story. Instead. It promises to be a spectacular showdown In Sunday’ s G eorgetow n Notre Dame NCAA tournament game Alonzo Mourning Is the Moyas' 6-loot-10 freshman center and o u ts ta n d in g s h o I •b I o c k e r . LaPhonao Ellis Is ihe Fighting I r is h 's p o w e r fu l 6 ■fo o t - 9 freshman forw ard Ellis has studied Mourning's game and said Saturday. "H r likes to play near the basket and plays strong there. I think that's where lie’s most effective." Mourning also knows his op­ ponent's abilities, saying ol Ellis, "H e 's an extrem ely mobile player who ran play as well al center as he can al forward " Last year, they met as high school seniors and Mourning's team won 56-53. although Ellis had 26 points, 19 rebounds and 2 blocks versus Mourning's 20 points, lo rebounds and 8 blocks. No. 2 G eorgetow n . 27-4. advanced to itu: second round ot the East Regional by escaping with u 50-49 victory over Prin­ ceton Mourning scored 21 points. Including the Hoyus' final three on free throws, and blocked the Tigers' last two shots in ihe (Inal seconds Ellis, who appears fully recov­ ered Irom a finger Injury, pluvrd only 25 minutes In Notre Dame s 8 1-65 triumph Friday over Vanderbilt. In that lime hr grabl>rd 18 rebounds, scored 17 (Mints and blocked 3 shots Mourning apjicars to have the liner supporting cast, especially wuh guard Charles Smith, the Big East Player of the Year �Sanfoid Herald, Sanford. Florida Legal N otices N O T IC E OF F I C T IT IO U S N A M E Notice 11 h r re by given that I am engaged in business ,nt P O Bo» 9J, C .m e l b e r r y Fla . 3270? Seminole County, Florida under the F ic t it io us N a m e o! A l R E M O D E L I N G , and that I in tend I d register uiid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole Co unt y. F lo r i d a in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious N a m e Statutes To Wit Jortion MS 09 Florida Statutes I9S7 s Ronald G Esposito Publish M arc h 5 13 J6 1909 D E C 69 N O T 1C*. OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business a I 183 Washington A v e , Lake M ar y, FL 3 Semi nol e C ou nty F lo r i d a under the Fictitious Na m e of J K N P A I N T I N G S U B C O N T R A C T O R S , and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County Florida in accordance with the Pro visions ot the Fictitious Na me Statutes, To Wit Sec lion to* OT Fl orida Statutes 19S7 * Jove M r r a t Publish M a r c h S 12, 19 ?6 1989 D E C S8 N O T IC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaqed in business at 866 M c K e n n y Ave Deltona FL 33725 Seminole County, Florida under Ihe Fictitious Na me ol P E T E R 8. P E T E , and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County Florida in accordance with the Pro visions of the Fictitious Na me Statutes To Wit Section MS 09 F forida Statutes 1957 s C a rm e n A r; o la s Pedro Ar/ola Publish Feb 26, M arc h 5 12, 19 1989 D E B 764 Legal N otice s N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1544 Sem inofa B iv d S u i t e #6 Casselberry, F L 37707, Seminole County F l o r i d a u n d e r the f i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot D E L T A CARS and that I intend to register said name with the C l e r k of the C i r c u i t Co u r t, Seminole County F lo r i d a in at rordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious N a m e Statutes, To Wit Section M i 09 Florida Statutes 1957 H A M and Associates Inc s Mokhberi Massan. Pres Publish Feb 76 M arch 5 12, 19 1989 D E B ?62 N O TIC E o r F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaqed in business at Flea World D 71 75 Mwy 17 97 San lord Seminole County, Florida under I tie Fictitious N a m e ot G A R A G E SALE OF TH E C EN T U R V , and that I intend to register said name with the C l e r k ot the C i r c u i t C o ur t. Seminole Co unt y, F lo ri da in accordance with the Pr ovision! ol the Fictitious N a m e Statutes, T o Wit Section BA4*09 Florida Statutes 1957 s Sus anC DiPietro Publish M ar c h 5. 1?. 19 76 1989 D E C 76 N O T IC E OF FIC TTTIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I a m en ga ged in business at 935 707 B i r m in g h am Ct , Lake M ary F L 31746, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a u n d e r the Fictitious N a m e ol U N I V E R SAL B U I L D I N G S U P P L Y , and fhal I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fl orida in accordance with the P r o v i s i o n s ol Ihe F ic t it io us Na m e Statutes, To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 s J e f l r c y W Burney Publish M ar c h 5. 17. 19. 76 1989 D E C 68 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R £*•*#•tint* Cipher ciy( toQ<am* «>« in*4trdiromquAlihoni by lamout P**opM endpretent f *chhater inthecipher standsfnr another fiVJi s rUi* IV eguJIt y 'N C O N C N S K G X I S M K T K N I X C W X I X U V G T Z XI C T O G N C t I B A A T E S . ’ U X I K T A N — Z B V S T C I K G G C . PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Ireland is Ihe Iasi place in Ihe world where conversalion is nol dead " — Lawrence Mlllman U se y o u r head. Smart people recycle aluminum, paper and glass. G iv e A H o o t. D o n ’ t P o llu te . Forest Set vice l SI )A Legal N otice s IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF TH E I I I H JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT OF FLO R ID A . IN A N O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY C A S E N O I* » W CA 0» P G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N D IV ISIO N M O R T G A G E A N D T R U S T INC P L A IN TIF I vl JO H N N Y L HENDER SO N ANDSHERRY L H E N D E R S O N H IS W IFE D A V ID C CO V EY DAT R O O F I N G . IN C , J A M E S HO O D Sf M IN O l E M E M O R IA L H O S P ITAL S T A T E O F FLO R ID A D E P A R T M E N T OF LABOR ANDEMPLOYMENT S E C U R IT Y SEM IN OLE c o u n ty ar th r o po d CONTROL UNKNOWN TEN A N TIS I DEFENDANTS N O T IC E OF A C TIO N C O N S T R U C T IV E SER VICE - PROPERTY TO SEM IN O LE M E M O R IA L HOSPITAL YO U ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F I F O Ihal an action h a i been c o m m e n c e d to f o r e c l o s e a mortgage on Ihe following real properly, lying and being and situated in S E M I N O L E County Florida, m or e particularly de scribed as follows L O T HH. B E L A I R E H I L L S U N IT TW O A CC O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 32. PAGES «» AND W OF THE P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y F LO R ID A more com mo nl y known as J I M BARBADOS COURT. APOPKA FLO R ID A uroj Th is action has been filed against you and you are re qulred lo serve a copy of your wrillen defense, if any, lo If on S H A P IR O A F IS H M A N Af lorneys. whose address is ISO North Reo Slreel, Sude J0J T a m p a Florida J140V 1013. on or before April 7, 198V and file the original with the Clerk ot fhis Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or irrimed! alely thereafter otherwise a default will be entered against you tor Ihe relief demanded tn the Complaint W I T N E S S m y hand^and seal ot this Court on thy 1st day ol M arch, 1989 IS E A LI M A R Y A N N E MORSE CLERK Circuit and County Courts By Wendy W Collins Deputy Clerk Publish M a r c h s IJ 19, }a. 1989 D E C 77 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E 18TH J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T IN A N O F O R S E M I N O L E C O U N TY .F LO R ID A C A S E N O 18 4 m CA 01 P CHESTAHM ORTGAGE C O R P O R A T I O N I k a United Virginia Mortgage Corporation Plainlllf vs H IN D U S A N TA N D IIA H M A O F A M E R I C A INC E T AL Defendants N O T IC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N pursuani to a S u m m a r y Final Jud qment-ot Foreclosure daled M a r c h 7, 1989 and entered In Case No M 4a4S t A 09 P ol the C i r c u i t C o u r t ol the I 8 T H J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t in and tor Sem inole C ounty F lo rid a W herein C R E S T A k M O R T G A G E C O R PO R A TIO N t k a United Virginia Mortgage Cor (•oration Plaintift and H I N D U S A N T A N D H A R M A OF A M E R I C A IN C E T AL are drlendants I will sell lo Ihe highest bidder tor cast, at the West Front Door ol the Seminole Cou nty Courthouse Santord Florida at It 00 o clock A M on Ihe 11Its day ot April. 1989. the following described profierly as set forth in said S u m m a r y F inal Judgment lo w ll L O T 17 F I R S T R E PL A T I O HIGHLAND HILLS AC C O R D IN G TO TH E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 70 P A G E 7 P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y FLO R ID A D A T E D Ibis 8lh d a , ol M arc h 1989 M A R Y A N N E M O R S E Clerk Circuit Court U , Jane E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish M arc h 1J 19 1989 DEC UJ NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT! W o ve made it easier for you to place your classified ad You can now put it on your MasterCard or VISA Legal N otice s N O TIC E o r flC TITlO U S NAME Nol ice is hereby given Itwi* I iim arc engaged in business .if 709 Counfry Club Road Lake M ary F L 37746 Sem inole County F l o n d a u n d e r Ihe Fictitious N a m e ol S T U D I O 709 S A L O N and Hi At I intend lo register said nam e with the C l e r k ot the C i r c u i t Co ur t Seminole Co unty, Florid.* m accordance with Ihe Provisions of fhe Fictitious Nkimc Statutes, To Wit Section 86 5 09 Florid.! Statute* 1957 s M a r i Ramos Publish M ar c h 17. 19 76. April 7. 1989 D E C 140 N O T IC E OF F 1C T I T IO U S N A M E Notice is hereby given that t am are engaged in business at 430 B South W y m o r e Road Altamonte Springs. F L 13714, Seminole County, Florida under the Fict itious N a m e ot A F F A I R S , and that I intend to register said na m e with fhe C l e r k of the C i r c u i t Co urt Seminole Co unty, F lo ri da m accordance with Ihe Provisions of the Fictitious N a m e Statutes, ToW H Section 86 5 09 Florida Slatules 1957 Hospitality M a r k et in gC o r p 4 Wil li am R Beuret. President Publish M a r c h 12, 19, 76 April J. 1989 D E C 139 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F SEM IN O LE CO U N TY. FLO R ID A Case No 19 144 CA 09 l O L D S T O N E CR ED IT C O R P O R A T IO N OF F L A Plaintiff vi C H A R L E S L BROOKS Defendant N O TIC E OF A CTIO N T O Charles L Brooks Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on Ihe following property in Se m Inote Co on t y , F lor icL* Lot I. M A G N O L I A H I L L at cordmg lo Ihe plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 15 page 17 public records of Seminole County. F londa a k a 407 Magnolia Street, Altamonte Springs, F L 37701 has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your wrillen defenses if any to if on James H Shimberg, J r , Esq Plaintiff s attorney, whose address is 400 N Ashley Avenue. Suite 7300 Post Office Bo* 1788 Ta mp a Fl orida 33607. on or before April 7, 1989, and file the original with this Court either belore service on Plaintiff s attorney or immediately there alter otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Com plamt or petition This notice shall be published once each week tor lour con sec u l iv e weeks In the Santord Herald W I T N E S S m y hand and the seal o1 Ihis Court on this 2nd day Gl M ar c h 1989 (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE As Clerk of the Court By Wendy W Collins As D e p u i / C i « r k Publish M ar c h 5 12 19 76 1989 D E C 75 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E II T M JU D IC IA L C IR CUIT OF F L O R ID A IN A N D F O R S EM IN O LE C O U N TY C A S E N O 19 0030 CA G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N Ol V I S I O N V ICTO R IA M O R TG A G E COMPANY p l a i n t it F vs HIL L Y C M A M HE RS A N D U N K N O W N S P O U S E IF M A R R IED BARBARA j CHAM BER S AN D UNKNOWN S P O U S E If M A R R I E D C O N N IE C H A M B E R S S T AT E OT F L O R I D A D E P A R T M E N T OF HE A t T M A N O R E H A B IL IT A T IV E S ER VICES F O R T h e BE N E F IT Of C O N N IE C H A M B E R S S EM IN OLE M f M O R ial H O SP ITAL u n k n o w n T|NAN1 Ol F ENDANTS N O TIC E OF A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S ER VICE PROPERTY T O C O N N I E C h A M H E RS Residence unknown it liking •r*£ hiding, any unknowit spouse ot the said Defendants -1 either has rem arrie d and il either or both ot said Defendants are dead their respective unknown heirs devisees grantees a **i g nee * credit or %.. i tenor v and trustees, and at ■ other persons claiming by through under or aga*nst the named L> e t r n d a n f i s I a n d i fi i> afore mentioned named O el rnd .i n t I V i a n d s u i h of tri e a for e m r nt «orled on k no w ri De f e n d a n ts a n d s u c h of the a tore tur n boned unknown De fondants as m ay t»e ntants incompetents or utter wive not Swi iur is YOU A P I H E R E B Y NOT 1 t IE O that an ac tion has been c o m m e n c e d tp fo re c lo se a mortgage on the following real property lying ar*d taring and situated if* SI M I N O L E County f lor d,* more particularly d«Vi f -bed as I pi lows i OT i; SANOWA SOU T m U N IT GNt A C C O R D I N G TO t h ( Pi a r t h e r e o f a s r f CO R DC O IN P l a t BOOk v P A G F S '• A N D 7J O f T h E P u b l i c r e c o r d s of . f M IN O t E C O u N T v I l O R i DA ’♦■ore tr.mmon'f inow n as I 16 RAfftUN I O u R T S A N T O R D f l OR I D A 1277 1 Ih- k « I pn has been tiled aga-nif fou and you n r re gw■r r d fo v n r a cop y ®f youf wr Me' 'Jrtens* I any ly d pn SnAPlRr % kI'.mVAN Ai VISA r ' S i u address s 5SO N o rm R**,k S*»ee* Su<»e lOj f a** pd * • da Dad* 0*8 iv before A|j* r :i | t a ' d tut H e + 1■j ,. *■ If*# tie r* of this Court r «•*** before t e r » r e on P ,i nt fl S *f'o*#u»y QT nintirt P h o n e 322-2611 to p la c e your ad. S a n fo r d H e r a ld 300 N, F re n c h Ave. S a n fo rd tiifif thereafter i ) H # » « v- a d r N v i * w ■ la entered #g# r>s* f(ht tpr f» »1 d#n,#tbded in Tr*e t o m p i # W» 1NF SS my hand '•d vea l ot *h.i Cow* 1 on the 11 da v of Vj ' r kf• MARY AN1 CLf R• C *r < u i 4 ^ ft f Wee»di Deputy t mi PubJ'Sh V nr b n j c K I 12 • 26 1*89 Legal N otices Legal N o tice s L egal N otice IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T IN A N D F O R S EM IN O LE CO U N TY . F LO R ID A C A S E NC3 19 12)0 C A 04 P In Re The M a r r ia ge of E D N A B R A D WE L I M A T IP A N O Wife Pet if inner and f R A N C I S P E R C Y M A T IP A N O Husband Respondent N O T IC E OF A C TIO N TO FR A N C IS P M A T IP A N O whose place of residence is H ar ar e Zim babwe Africa a m o r e specific address being unknown but who mamta as a ma iling address ol Post Office Bo* 8540 H ar ar e Zimbabwe Africa N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N that there is pending in Ihe C i r c u i t C o u r t in a n d for Seminole County Florida an action entitled IN R E The M a r r i a g e of E D N A B R A D W E L L M A T I P A N O Wife Pell honer and F R A N C I S P E R C Y M A T ! P A NO. Husband Respon dent wherein the relief sought is a dissolution of the bonds ot m at rim on y between Petitioner and Respondent You are hereby required lo file your written response kfe tensest with ihe Clerk of the above styled courf and lo serve a copy thereof nol later than Ihe 70th day Of April, 19139 upon Ihe Petitioner's attorney, Gordon V F r e d e r i c k , 116 N o r t h P a r k Avenue Sanford Florida 37771 Should you tall lo do so a default m a y be entered against you lor Ihe rebel requested Dared this 161h day of M arch 1984 (SEA L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk ut fhe Circuit Court By Jennifer P Price As Deputy Clerk Publish M ar c h 19 36. Apeil 7. 9. 1909 D E C 704 N O T I C E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 76IJ S Orlando Ave Sanford F L 3277) Seminole County Florida under 17*^ F id if lo u s Na me ot K W I K F IT M U F F L E R and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole County Florida in accordance with Ihe Pro visions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section 865 09 F tor ida Statutes 1957 s Abbas A t shari Publish Feb 26 TUWch 5 13 19 1989 D F B 760 L I G A l ADVE R IIS E M E N T N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N that ihe City of Long wood in accordance with Florida State Statutes Chapter 705 is donating abandoned lost rmscelleaneous bicycles and parts to a chan t* ble organization A copy ot the make model and serial number for ail items is a v a i l a b l e lor ins pe c ti on at Lonqwood City Hall Purchasing D e pa rtm en t 155 W Wa rr en Ave Lonqwood, F L AM interested persons making c l a i m ag am st any pro p er ty must show proof of ownership or must be able to identify any markings prior to e*ammafion ot sueh properly Rhonda Ledford Pure has mg Director 155 W “Warren Ave Long wood F l J2750 Publish M arc h 17 19 1989 D E C 141 N O T I C E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice «s hereby given that I a m engaged in business a I 477 N H a w t h o r n Cir W inter Springs Sem inole County F l o r i d a under ihe Fictitious N a m e ol C H R I S T O P M E R R H U R G M A R O T A SS O C IA TE S and that I intend to register said nam e with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County Florida tn accordance with Ihe Pr o v i s i o n s ol Ihe Fict itious N a m e Slatules To Wit Section 865 09 Florida Statutes 1957 s Ann ye L Refoe Publish Feb 76 M arch 5 17 19 1989 D E B 761 IN I H E C I R C U I T C O U R T . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S E N O 89 111 CA 04 P IN R E T he Mar r >agi? o l , D A V ID A L L E N C A M P B E L L Pe 111loner H u*band and SUSAN A D E L E C A M P B E L L Respondent Wife N O T IC E OF A C T IO N TH E S T A T E OF F LOR IDA TO SUSAN A D E L E C A M P B E L L Who>« Residence and Address Are Unkn own Z O T f . 1 * <TE M F TI r £ T T Y N O T I F I E D that a Petition tor Dissolution o' M a r r ia g e has been hied in the above styled c a use and that you are required lo ser ve a copy ot your Respone or Answer to the Petition upon the P e t i t i o n e r s a 110 f o e y FRANK C W H IG H A M ES Q U IR E f»ost O t he r Bo* UK ) Sanford f iorida 37772 1130 and file Ihe original Response or Answer »n the Office of Ihe Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court Iur Seminole Co uniy F lo r i d a af Santord f Iorida 32771. on or before Ihe 10th day of M arc h A D IVB9 If you tall to do VI a Default Judgment will be taken against you an d a F inal Ju d gm e n t entered granting unto the Fl eli iionrr D A V I t) A L L E N C A M P B E L L his demand lor the dissolution ot ma»r urge D A T E D at Santord Seminole C o urnty Ft of td a this j Jr d da y o I f r b r u a ry A D 1999 SEAL ) M A R Y A N N E M ORS! CL I R K CJf T Ml C IR CUIT COURT By Jennifer P Price Deputy Clerk Publish Feb 76 M arch I 13 >9 IV89 D l B itM N O T I C E OF t icnnous name Notice is hereby given in.it I am engaged m business at tjvv Sernm oia B Iv d Suit** i t Casselberr, F [. 32/07. Seminole County f lo* Ida un de r the f i c 1111 o u s N a rr» e o I1 D A. N ' > s Sunday. March 19, 19A9 o u t h e r n a u to f r l . n A N O F and lt>at I intend to n*<j!%»»”* said f ame with the Cter y ot trie C r c u i t Co ur t Verm note C u u r f r I iorida in ,n r or dan* e wift'i *r*r ProviSrons n'l »he t .<tit*dtt* Na me Statutes To W't Vedior* *63 09 f londa Statutes 1957 s Darnel D Hy»«er (•utii'Sh I vL it M arch * t7 >s ryfv DF Ft ?*» NOTICE OF FiCIITIUUS HAM! ' ■» j, % N a m r t a pc#*rd 351 iS val 03 te**t A qI RO CK * S RCiCJTf k s 51 PT|(. S YS T £ MS rut ‘*1#! I to va d r *me Aith Ih* Cier k ot the trcu it Co ur t Semi rune C o un 1y I lor-da <r» a 1 o* da** i* * i ’t th# t’ ror iSiony o* ttur * ltif-ot v Name St at ole % To A * t<on 16 3 09 F u» -da State»es 9S7 S Rock f D i 4 w» publish I r b 3* March 5 1f fwtv DF h jse NOT K I OF I lC T t T i Q U S N A M l N 1 * i r,*>»#r , g- *tn **.#» w* o t »*W teef S ♦»*e f Tf k # r«j * eg *'*' **i|* sa-d we ot C O N n l y n d ly am# w rr* ft# t i e r * o,t tfi* C ' l w ' l Co urt VvftnhCiM* t U if *t l lor da «?■ accord*'* r w h tr-e Pro»is*grs P " a * ' 1 m » h * ’’ ** St#|ut#\ To Wd '.e ■ > 6*3 29 Flo#*4* S'a’ dea S ( G Sut* *• « r 'd i* \ Ire Mon* F 'u t M f t '9 I 90S D l fc 3St Feb 4 W * »tr. I »J N O T I C E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1386 D u n h ill D r i v e , L o n g wood, f londa. 37750. Seminole County f lo n d a under the Fie lit logs « of S I • of S e c tio n X) Township 19 V Range JO f them*• run South p#ra^« 1 w hn" ( , •r»# u» said i'iA * A distance ut 4 * 0 0 reel ir.efi< * fun SI 1 along • r *e torn 4 «* M . ha* '" J a * 4 id- \ ot 44 eJ te ef a •e « * f al angi# of ey A N D F U N W E A R , and <h«t I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County Florida m accordance with the Pro visuins of the Fictitious Na me Statutes To Wit Section 865 09 Fl orida Statutes 1957 Me Neil A Buck ley. In< orpcjrahrd s K p p ne th M J one s. E squire M O O DY AND JONES. P A Attorneys for Applicant Publish M arc h 19 76 April 2, 9 1989 D E C 700 A c tio n P a l a tk a W r 1f t « r k if i-ir ry e N tfaftt# l U 1 5 I Y U 4t lee> ifi X *ee* A *5 F m n l n t h w | in e .f u j has t e t f * <ed i p yOv. a r # i n j §0 <. * ' kJ » e d lo S #r*r a i Ofjy ■of yOu? a* rt#r d#te* u n • #r I • HI • ©r m XRR v o R f iD cd V O It( k i l l R I D A 7c 0 A ALL AC I P A A »' fjr rv# y | to* P a .n i it t P u s ' O f t * H . ,'2 ’ k San to# d f (H -ijc J. #3*"* *■" tf M l c# betcK# »h* aho«i Ma» 4 Judgment m # , p aga n%* »q# rnanded m- tta Comp, W I T N I \ \ rr« | hai d and (Jtt.c.a r v ot M i Court •h i it h d i f O i M a ' * VkU» A»»», f V - . f Wv ,» TH| C IRC ui T C O u R f ft 9 Ja nr » 1 4 U * , U p - N C •** Publish M a ' h * M Apr n* D l C TO* be ta k e n 4/9 o r .n pr f V iif ' a S *a t # m g h * a f f 75 i w i w i ll on ***# abo*e 1 s t » g apptic ation <s 1 w*thm K) «Ja#! q| receipt of f*t# appinatiijn S#vuu»d r©u be ini*f e i t e d m a n y of the liste d appra at runs you should contac i R-ver A a■« r M a r agen D i s t r u i a« P O Bo* 4/9 F'a * » * a f or da )70f| !2 IS a rid an a rc d is t a n t # ©I 737 m I e e l t»a*n. # r uh 89* 4 r 41 1 I 'he ' " r M e fye I* : *J :jj tee* tr,enr e » « n l« I f t l |1 f if tor -da *s o f fic e on CO W e s t vga 171 1 1 1 1 o b ,# 1 t Q f t0 thy a p p in a tio n m a y L* « a d e byl S h o u ld be •* * v e d n o Jat# r th # n 4 days t» u« th# d a t # of l- -l. i V '-IV ' f r i t t e r , iV , »< l i o n S h o u ld d e n t it y in # o t u e c to# b y " a m # ' a r«f a d d r e s s a n d f u lly de Sr r dre th e ( A j t ( 1 *0 * *0 the <•' o ' 1 Jun g a a ritfe n <b e ’ - i n dfj#s n o t #n1>ll# y O v tg a . f 4 p i r » 1/0 f i i > r -d a S fa iw te i A r jm r s** a ' „• m r a r i n g O n ly 0 'W c^rrvuvis Mhos# Sublfanl.al -«»■ »* # * »! m** a tfe stie d b y th# a p p -- ' a * -on a n d who, f ,« a pet< 1 on meeting tn# r« gvM 9i h«r iit j» Sec t.un 78 5 IQi F A C Ma * r g * may Ar A d m n s t r a t - *• »* * a ' tim e ly t .-e d w ritte n u ti-e i » o m * -1 b » p r e s e n t e d to M * B o a r d to r !#! t OT'S'd e r a t io n n it * d e 1 'b e *a t i o n on the app at a p * -u r '0 th a b o a r d *#• n g a it -o n on th# a p p " . a '- s n D a n / v# T k e m p D i r e c t o r 7 * Legal N otice s N O TIC E Ttwf St Johns River Water Management District has re t e i v e d an a p p l i c a t i o n for Stormwater from R O C K IN G HORSE C H IL D C A R E C E N T E R S Of A M E R I C A (NC 310 L A K E DR E S U I T E 300 C H E R R Y H I L L N J 0 8 0O2. * p p H c a t 1 o n »42 117 0 46SAN on 7 71 89 The application >s for a stormwater system to serve 0 806 acres to he known as H O C K I N G H O R S E C H I L D C A R E C E N T E R in Seminole County located in Sec lion 2?, To wn sh ip 21 South Range 31 East RON D I CK E RSON 1030 BUNNELL ROAD. A LT A M O N T E S PRIN GS FL 32714 application *4? 1 1 1 o s m a n on 1 2 19 The application it for a storm wate r system to serve 2 450 acres to be known as a t l a s glass a m ir r o r m Semmole County located in S^c t«on 16 Tow nsh ip 21 South Range 79 East The receiving wa fe r body l i es) is T R O U T LAKE C I T Y OF O V I E D O F L O R I D A 70 E A S T B R O A D W a I O V I E D O F L 32765 appllcafipn •47 117 Om /ANG . on 3 1 89 The application 1* for a storm wafer system fo ser ve 7 600 acres fo be known as A R T E S I A S T R E E T m Seminole County located in Sac tion 03 Tow nsh ip 31 South Range 31 East BRAXTON G R E E N CON T E M P O R Y C O N S TR U C TIO N 840 S T R D 434 S U I T E * 7 A L T A M O N T E SPGS F l 3371 4 application «4 7 l! 7 Q 4 6 i A N pn 3 8 89 The application is tor a sto rm wa te r system to serve 73 100 acres to be known as H I D E N O A K S E S T A T E S in Seminole County located in Se* tion 11. To w ns h ip 21 South Range 31 East Action will be taken on The* a b o v e liste d a p p l i c a t i o n I e. 1 within 30 days of receipt ct e application Should you be infer e s te d In a n y of the h s t f d application*, you should c on i* t the St Johns River Water Man agement District at P O Bp» 1429, Palatka Florida 32016 1429. or »n person at its office pn S t a t e H i g h w a y 100 W e s t P a lr lk a Florida 904 328 833> W r i t t e n o b j e c t i o n to fh e application may be made but should be received no later than 14 d a y * f r o m the d a te of publication Written objections should identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe fhe objection to the application F iling a written objection does not entitle you to a Chapter 170 Florida Statutes Ad ministrative Hearing Only those persons whose substantial interests are affected by the application and who lift a peti tion mevting the requirements of Section 78 5 701 F A C m#T obtain an Administrative Hear »nq Ail timely filed written objections will be presented to Ihe Board lor its consideration in its d e l i b e r a t i o n on the application prior to the Board faking action on the application Dannise T Kemp, Director Division of Records St Johns River Water Management District Publish M a r c h 19 1989 D E C 703 NOYIC« OF FICTITIOUS NAME Uvm* it'HOME BODIES lu ll and of tr»# Iff (orrier ary eng.tgrd ,n tiuvr#V\ #t Jj 4 m < * u t f* Ayi^p» a I a f l f i j r e^* ' j r [ u , * t , * o* J i v r> 6 r' IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUD ICIAL C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY. F L O R I DA CASE N U M B E R 89 1157 CA 09 L W A L T E R M E B E R T and JO Y CE C EBE R T.h isw ite Plaintiffs vs C A R M I N E F C E R N U T O JR and T E R R I R C E R N U T O husband and wife, and F L E E T FIN A N C E A N D M O R T G A G E I N C a F londa corporation, Defendants N O T IC E OF A C TIO N TO C A R M IN E F C E R N U T O J R and T E R R I R C E R N U T O h u sha nd and wile Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D lhat an action to foreclose a Mortgage on the following described pro p e r I y lo c a t e d in S e m i n o l e County Florida has been filed against you Lot 15 A P P L E V A L L E Y , according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book IS Page 70 Public Records of Seminole County F Iorida You are required to serve a copy ot your wrillen defenses, If any to the action on Petitioners a t t o r n e y w hos e n a m e a n d a d d r e s s is E V E L Y N W C L O N I N G E R Cloninger and F il e s Post Office Bo* 337, Oviedo Florida 37765, on or before April 19 1989 and file the on qm al with Ihe Clerk of the Court, either before service on Petitioners attorney, or imrne diateiy thereafter, otherwise a Judgment will be entered to the relief demanded in the Com, plaint To F orec lose a Mortgage W I T N E S S m y hand and the seal ot th«s Court on the !5!h day of M arc h 1989 IC O U R T S E AL! M A R Y A N N E M ORSE As Clerk of said Court By Jennifer P Price As Deputy Clerk Publish M arc h 19, 36 Apeil 2, 9 1989 D E C 70S IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U N T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C I R C U I T , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY. F LO R ID A C I V I L A C T I O N NO 61 5)48 CA 09 P # U L T O N f B A X L E Y and V I R G I N I A W BA XL E V hr* wife. Plaintiffs vs K AR l R M E lC H l R AND P A T R I C I A L H E L C M E R . his w-Ir T H E U N I T E D S I A T E S N O T I C E OF Of A M E R I C A A M P F IC TITIO U S NAME D I S T R I B U T O R S OF N o l u r »S h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t I S AN F O R D INC J A C K A am engaged m business at 1810 W H I T M A N and D A R I £ Nf W O s c e o la Ro ad Geneva R A Y WMI T M A N f O R D Seminole County Florida under MOTOR C R E D IT COM PANY * ft»e f it titi oui N a m e of A I *o p e r a t io n and QUALITY TREE A LAWN A l l L I A M SCMAMP S E R V I C E and that I intend to Drdrndanls register said na m e with the A M EN D IU C l r r k ol the C i r c u i t Co ur t N O T IC l OF A C T I O N Seminole County Flor ida in TO P A T R I C I A L M E l CH| R ait iml arM e with the Provisions R E S I D E N C f U N K N O W N it ul the f iff it muS' Name Statutes 11 v in q . *rtc 1ud ing a n y unk no w n To Wit Section 665 09 Florida spouse ut said Defendant d the Statutes 1951 rias divorced and r em arr ie d and s Dennis D r eggor* d said [Xdr nd an l is dead her Publish M arc h 19 36 April 3 9 r e s p e c h w unknown lietrs de 198V misers gr a n t e e s assignees D E C 199 eredd or s 11enur s and tr u sl ee \ and ail other ( m u suns f Jamung N O TIC E tif through under 10 against The St Johns River Water Ihe named Defendant and tkw* Management District has re ator#m#rt»or>ed nam*nJ Deten c e i v e d a n a p p li c a t i o n M a n a g e dant and such ut trie alori-men men! arm] Storage o* Surfaie tioned unknown Delertdarifs av Waters from m ay tie infants meompetenfs o* I IMST D E V T H R E E 7341 otherwise not sui |ur »S l U C l f N W A y M A I T L A N D FL YO U A P I m f P| Hr l i t 41 a($ihc4tion *40 H / Q t / i A on ) ) |V The protect is located N O T If II D trial an action to tore*.lose a mortgage on the n Seminole County V r h o n ( % ) following property m Srm»mji# 15 Tuwnsh»pi\j 31 South Rang# County Florida I I *%l Tr»e application is tor a The South «UU feel ol Lot I 1 104 301 a. r e R A R C f L U E V E t Block l ut a sur .ey ©I A Ivon 0 P FA I N T U N D E R M S S W Plare ar#J all of Ltd 6 Block J of P E R M I T « i 1 17 0191M F O R •i S u rv e y ol A ' Ison P l a i e a\ P A R C I I S n o t 10? 6 >0)1 to t* r e t o r t e d >r» Off'Cial Records k n o w n as ( A R l L H O f f I* U D B o o k 721 Pages 12a a n d 0 4 ut R A U C I l 101 to? K 10)1 th* ret r v m g water b o d f h v s l ^S th* Pub#* Records g* Semino-e C it u n t | f I o r if a rr« o t e 1 1 T T L * I C O N L OC r H A T p a r li t u l i r l y d e s i f d a d as ll e g n I m| | al No hte i*. he*thy y>v#n mat l am rr*gaged i r I jsmets a* P O ho* 4JO) San l< ♦'t Fla 12/72 V*-**•i*«uie County F to**da uncle» *r r IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F TH E 1ITH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M I N O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S E N O M 7607 CA 09 L C A R T E R E T SAVIN G S BANK F A Plaint!#!, vs LA U R E N C E G CHIVERS et u* el al Defendant) si N O T IC E OF A C T I O N 127710 T O T I N A C H I V E RS if a l i v e an d or dead his ithetf) known heirs devisees legatees or grantees and all persons or parties claiming by. through under or against him (them \ R et ident e un know n Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an Act io n lor foreclosure of a mortgage the following property in Seminole County. Florida Co mmen cing a I the Southeast corner of Gover nme nt Lot I, in Section 24, Township 19 South Range 7? Easf, thence run West along fhe South line ot said Government Lot I. a distance of 819 feet, more or less, fo the East right of way line ol county road (Center Road I. thence run North along the East right of way line at said county road (center Road I a distance ot ?5Ci feet to Ihe point of beginning F r o m fhe point of beginning thence continue North along the East right of way line ol said County Road (center Road) a distance of 175 fee! fo the South riqhf ol w »y line ol County Road ( N o r t h R o a d ) , the nce E as t along the Soi ih right ot way line of said County Road (N ort h Rdl a distance ol 700 teef,thence run South t?5 feet thence run West 700 lee* »o the point of beginning has been bled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written de tenses II any, 10 it on S P E A R A N D H O F F M A N . Attorneys whose address is 700 South Disie Highway, Second Fl oor. Co ral Gables Florida 33146 on or before Ihe JOth day of M arch, 1989, and lo file the original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on S P E A R A N D H O F F M A N attorneys or immediately there alter ottunwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Com plaint or Petition W I T N E S S m y hand and seat ot this Court on this 23rd day of F eb ru ary 1989 (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE As Clerk of Ihe Court By Cecelia V. Eker n ^ As Deputy Clerk Publish Feb 76 M arc h S I?, 19 1989 D E B 765 D** s o*", (jt Recor ds S' to* •\ R «er Water Management D u ' r >c Publish M arc h if «t « D E C >03 SB Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 52W 436 Suite 1180. Altamonte Springs. F L 337 14, Seminole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a u n de r the Fictitious N a m e of T H E OF F I C E A L T E R N A T I V E and that we intend to register said name with the O e r k of ihe Circuit Court, Semmole County, Florida in accordance with the Pro visions of fhe Fictitious Na me Statutes To W't Section 86 5 09 Florida Statutes 1957 % Anna Tucker W a n s 'K J Wan P u b li s h M a r c h 19, 76 A p r i l 7 , V D E C 197 N O TIC E The St Johns River Water Management District has re ceiv rd an application tor Dredge arid F ill from TERRY O HAGEN 70 7 N ICLO ET A V E N U E W IN TE R PARK F t )7779 application •17 117 0UD9A on 2 7/ 89 The project tt located «n Seminole Caun ly S « t 11 o n ( s I 7 6 To wnship!si I* South Range 79 East The application is tor .1 1910 acre P R I V A T E S I N G L E D W E L L I N G to be known as l A K f SY l VAN COVE Th# recei vin g water body ( ie i l is SYLV A N LAKE The Governing Board of the District will take at lion to grant or deny th# application!*i ho sooner than 70 days from th# date of this notice Should you b* in 1#rested1 in any ol th# listed applications you should contac t th# St Johns Ri*er Water M a r agement District at P Q Bov *479 Palatka F lo ri da )7C /• 1479 or in person at Us office on S t a t e H i g h w a y I 0O We s t f*a 1a tk a I (or ida WJ4 3i t 1 :|J 1 W r 1 1 1 # n o b 1 e r *1o n to t he application m ay tw mad# bu* should be rei#<vert no later than 4 d a y s f r o m the d a t e ot pub'ication Written cJ>t#r tion* Shoo'd identify tl,# oil,#', tor by nam# and address and1 fuilr describe th# objection »u tti* application Fil in g a written oh,ec tion does not entitle you to a Chapter 120 F tor-da Statutes Admin ist rat iv e ii*#i ng Only those1persons whose subitanf interests er » affected by P ht appiicaticrt ar-d at*u tile a pel. •-on rr e*t r*g it# r e q u i r e m e n t * ot Sec 36 5 >0 F A C m ey o b ta in an A d m i n * t r a h v# H y p •ng A I • tim#»y tiled written , wilt be presented1 to the Board to* H consideration in it* d e l i b e r a t i o n on tf\* application prior to tr« Board •a» r.g #<t«oei on the application Dann.%# F f y m p O l t w S v O'* -i >o nof Recceds St John* River Water M ab at em en t D i *f» •€f Pubusr M ars h 19 i»6« DEC NOTit ( Ol FICTIIIOUI KAMI Not ea 11 hereby g •»en that I am engaged in t>ui<nett at 44«k l « t « E m m # Road La*# M ar y Sem.noa County F iq/.da und## »»e f ic titiOul Na me of O N A OF F C A M P u S and »ha 1 I »ntar»d '*0 r eg v«#r sa d name with pw C If f k of th# C i r c u i t Co u r t Sem np i# County F lo r i d a *n accordance with f'fu.,s,cv i ut m# P iff t.ous Na m # Statutes To W t Sact*or i t ) 9« Fio r.da Sta'wte* I95f s Paui m M a *' a.h. Publish M arc h 1* a Apr il J„ t «9f9 OIC '99 �__i.-.: ; —w. •■ - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March 10. 1989 7 1 —H e lp W anted ■ ■ CLASS,FIED ADS CNA A RECEPTIONIST Sem inole O rla n d o • W in te r Park 322-2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS 10 c«n*M tJ** t e a * . . . MC a Ite* M O U L M O P J . i FR ID A Y S A TU R D A Y t • Naan now ...lfC a M . . . 17C a «aa 1.14 a Rat Rata* ara par bane. 3 Uaaa I Part time toe exclusive re llr e m e n t com m unity In Longw ood 1110 St Rd. 4M............. ........... 747 *400 CNA'S Full A part time potlltont Work In a team oriented lacll Ify. 1PM IIPM and 11PM TAM shltts. Excellent salary and bonetll package LONGWOOD HEALTH CARE Call SI* wee tor ept. CNA'S A c c m rn o Pikes obov* retied a II. JOco*h discount lor prompt payment. Start your od lot 10 doyi at a lowor cost par day. 3 lino minimum charge. Concol when you got r*ta*H. Pay only for doyt you, od rury at rata aamod Uh fuN description lor tostosl multi. It pay* to toll Sh* whole itory whan oitra llnot CMf » llttlo moro. F U L L TIM E POSITIONS AVAILABLE. ALL SHIFTS. NO EXPERIENCE NECES­ SARY. STEADY AND DEPENOABLE PEOPLE NEEDED. PLEASE APPLY Hlllhavtn Health Care Center 1 DEAMINtS Noon The Day before Publication Sunday ■ II AM . Saturday Monday -11:30 A.M. Saturday NOTE: In tho ovanl at the publishing at errors In advertisements. tba Santard Harold matt public* tba advertisement. altar It hat boon corrected alma cat! to tba advartltar but tucb Intartlant thall numbar no mora than ana III. 322 8566.....______E0E7H -COLLECTIONS - PART TIME 4 1 P M M -T h , I 1PM Fr. making flr*t tew calls on past duo accounts. Some typing A CRT. Non smokers only. Apply: Rich Food Plan. 401 W. Illh St .Santord CONSTRUCTION LABORERS ; 17— Comotery For Sala - 3 spaces In section F. Oat lawn Memorial Park. Call ‘bltoriPM ...... M l ratl 4. ■ (i 23—L o t t ft Fo u n d FOUND Vldnlly of Doyly Rd. Dtltona. piorr mab black poodb with lags from Blair Animal Hotpl tat int Panntylvannla Call " » ] MU or SIMMS LOST!! Afghan Hound. Mab. Gray B r ln d la . th a v a d h a ir . REWARDI Win Hr Springs A Oviedo araa.......Call 177 MSI Laill Geneva, small Ian A wh Itm dog I br. A 1 bl. eya Call Sat Motor sat ills Raward I 25—Special Notices BECOME A NOTARY 'jf lj>t For Detail*: 1 100 411 4114 Florida Nolary Association 2 27—N u rs o ry A Child Care Christian Lava A Caro For your child aahlb mother works or travel! ..............SSI SOSO LAKE MARY AREA- Quality /Home care at low raleat (tot Jlm ealttLlc.ARof.nl toil c 43—M edical ft Dental • TRACTION 1ST * Over tho door wlti pulley and valcro head haltar. til. Call sisim Must have work dioei. car A phone .STS II If NOFEE. 41—M o n e y to Lo n d CONVEYOR MECHANIC I WELDER t HOMEOWNERS I Consolldpb bills, Home Im provamanls, Pool loans, any worthwhile purpose. Liberal C ra d lt P o lic y . Wa buy mortgages. Applyby phono: Otd South Flrwnctol Lie. Mtg. Broker..... ,«#7 i l l *seo Local manufacturing com pany Is looking lor the above. Call 1 » 7*70 COOKS Home style food. Will provide further training. Apply 1-4 Holiday House Restaurant Hwy. IT f l . naar Lake Mary 7 1 —H e lp W anted COOKS WANTED AJA APPLICATORS ACRYLIC APPUCAT0RS ‘ HIRING TODAY* Eern 110111.10 par hour. No axptrlenc* necessary. Full A part lime In locel area Call Tampa tA M fP M ....... - ..... I l l 1*4 7111 ADOTO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWIII 11ISM .....or.......... SSS-4S4S APARTMENT MANAGER Live In. smell complax. exp* rbneed req’d. Call 331 5044 AFARTMENT MAINTENANCE • 14/MR plus apartment I Love­ ly complex hat e permanent spot ter you. You- experbneo In all phases lands III Fami­ lies welcome I Beneflltl Apply today I AAA Empbymant. 700 W. ISth SI......... ..HJSI7* All shifts available, lull lime. No exp. necessary. Starting Immediately. Hotoly wag* -f bonus. P ro m o tio n a l opporl unit tot available. Apply at Amoco. 4*00 W. Stab Rd. 44. Sanlord (formarly Phillip* 44) or al M0 W. laka Mary Blvd.. Lflhe Mary llormerly Phillips) CUSTOMER SERVICE REP tltO/wk. Go to work Immedl ably tor this lino Santord companyl Taka customer, orders S solve their problems I Clean, nice almoepheral AAA Emplayment, 700 W. ISth S t.............................M3 517* t Mblil ti/tOpii/s Phene stalled 14 hr*. Sunday calls actaatad 41—M o n e y to La n d SH A V A IL A B L E • For souses, mortgages, Income jroperly guns tA odd .311*104 Legal Notices ASSEMBLERS DATS INN/L006E Now hiring Room Cleaners. H o u tm e n , F ro n t O e ik , Waitresses and Wallers. AM A PM shifts avallabb. Apply In person: *M Douglas Are., Allamonb Springs. FI. AUTO MECHANICS Musi have own tools. Apply In person: Hanson's Automotive US W. Airport Blvd •Santord DELVERY PERSON Needed, fwU/part time, chart driving record, hors* knowl­ edge helpful, honest, (top . positive altltudelSISOlO AFTER 3 FM BABYSITTER WANTED By tlnqb lather tor 4 yr. ol occasional evening i n 31*0 DENTAL ASSISTANT, • salary by quillllcaltons. Send resume ,lo Asslitant. 100 Vlnewood Dr. Sanlord. M77] BARER To make hometlyb cakes and destarts. Will provide further training. Apply 14 Holiday House Restaurant Hwy II f l . near lake Mery DENTAL HTGENIST Dynamic opporhnity lor full time emptoymenl In a denial olflcto with a persenalliad. humanistic approach. Salary plus commission, S100 a day. Excel lent banallts..........Call BEVERAOE ROUTE SALES tlSO.’wfc plus commlulonl 1 routes to choose from I No Income limit lor aggrtslve Individual! Apply today, don't walll AAA Emptoymenl. 700 W SlthSI................J11SI7* APPLY IN PEIUON Men. thur Thurs. 1PM 4PM have mam car with suranca. Earn op to Itt/h r Apply aft Demina's Pina l* U Fronds A r t , Sanlord 111-SMI BOOKKEEPING & DATA IMPUT EARN MONEY Reading books I IX.OOO/yr Income potential. I aoi si; aoooE.i Y n r ; EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Santord Htrald 1#*N. FranchAve. 4. FI. IS** 5. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FL. _________He Phene Calls. Please EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS Flexible hours. Reply: Box 511. cto Santord lb. aid P O Box 1417, Sunlord, PI..3S»'/I EXPERIENCEDIEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 5anDel Manulacturlng U N Old Laka Mary Road Santord. Florid* 11771 ___________ MI-MI*___________ LPN’S/RN’S/CNA’S ★ ★ ★ SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT •UILOIMO INSPECTOR H.S Diploma or GE □ and five (SI years axperbnc* at abuilding Inspector, contractor, engineer, architect!, super In Undent, foreman or compe font builder In charge ol construction. Contractor's license or Building Codes preferred . Valid Florida Driver's License Closing Date: March 11. l**» SEMINOLECOUNTY PERSONNEL OFFICE SECONDSTREET ANNEX IMI E. SECONDSTREET SANFOEO. FLORIOA 11771 APPLICATIONS OIVEN AND ACCEPTED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY l:MamtaS:Npm ICO/M/F/H/V • IN A C T IO N M OLDING • INSPtCTON/PACKEf 1st. 2nd A 3rd Shift AveBeMe • ASSEMBLERS Air-co n d ition ed Fa c ility F u ll tim e W o rk S ch ed u le G o o d Sta rtin g W ag e Exc e lle n t W orkin g C o n d itio n s A p p ly In Pe rso n A t FLORIDA POLYMERS PH. 321*5500 1000 Sand Pond Road Lake Mary, FI ((O MPvh ★ * A New Career • A New Beginning Call Franar Stu 323-3200 MAIDS Shtratan Orlande Nertb llormerly Sheraton Malllandl has Immediate cpenlngs tor maldsl Apply In person. 14 A Mai I lend Blvd Monday thru Friday, IQAM 1PM . EOE MANAOER TRAINEE 1300/wk I Fantastic opportxnl ty lor carter mlndW! II you en|oy people (Ms on*'* lor you I AAA Emptoymenl. 700 W 11th SI............ .... 1115174 MEDICAL ASS'T., RECEP­ TIONIST. X-RAY TECH., pleasant, exp'd 3171177 lor appt., resume to: 114 W Hwy. 414, Winter Spas , FI 17701 7AM TO ltX PM . FIVE DAY POSITION, ROTATINO WEEKENDS. PREFER EX­ PERIENCE WITH BUFFINO A W AX IN C F L O O R S . EXCELLENT BENEFIT PACKAGE. CALL JOAN AT: Hlllhavtn H«*lth Car* Center 322-8566.---------------- EOEfH ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ JOBS FREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL Call 4*14X1 JANITORIAL JOBS gs.............. 40744* *1*1 WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE ★ lull lime lor busy Sen lgrd business. Dull*, to include tiling, blueprinting, photocopying and other oc catianal olllce duties. Heavy work toad requiring contclen tlou, and motivated Individual w ith 'go o d organliatlonal skills. Respond with resume lo P.O. Drawer 1*74 Ssntord. Fl. 11771-1*74 EEO/Affirm. Act bn Empbytr FIN A N C E M ANAO ER TRAINEE - SISK -r t Terrific o p p o rtu n ity ! Take loan applications and process thorn I, Stable company otter* lull benefits and a nice c* reerl AAA Emptoymenl. 700 W. Uth St..................I l l 117* Longwood area. Mutt have phone 14 transportation Call Writ* your own schedule and direct your own carter. You are needed Immediately. W* oiler flee hr, . high pay. great aolgnments, tign up A referral bonuses. Insurance. Mornings. 4AM lo 10AM. eicallent lor rollred/teml ro llrod Sanlord*,** .41*5111 RLE CLERK FRAMING LABORER/HELPER RN'$teS7*/hr. LFN'Sto tlf/hr. CNA’ Sto U 4l/hr. JANITORIAL PERSONNEL JOB O P P O R T U N IT IE S IN A U S T R A L I A , O pening* available in tevtral areas, will train. For Into call: (3131 /si u n t i l . i*e 1___________ MINISTERIAL SECRETARY For Longwood growth ere* church. Christian challenge tor resourceful, creative, peo pi* oriented Itam member, Hours: SAM lo 1PM. Monday thru Friday. Hourly rat* negotiable Call...at HIT __ JOBS Large corporation opening brand new facility In Dayton* Bch seeking employees lor PART-TIME EVENING work lor several dlllerent potlltont including Drivers (onprtmlte) Clerical TlttoCtorh Security Appiyln person at DAYTONA AUTO DEALERS EXCHANOE. 11*1 Indian Lake Rd., Daytona Baach, (tl W ost.l'i mile* tram 1*1) fM -in-iieo NAIL TECH With following Call lor Intorvbw............... .....331-4001 NEED A JOB? Call Oliten Today I OLSTEN SERVICES 74*-477l NEED EXTRA CASH? Full or part time, day or evening thlllt. Fbxlble hour* Apply In per ton: BUROERKINO IT* LAKE MARY BLVD. , LAKE MARY. F L 1 U **41 NEW H IO H ER S TA R TIN O LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE PAVI For certified or *sp*fl •need Nurse Aide* ..All shlttsl Apply In person lo: Lakovbw Nursing Center »t* E. lnd St............... Sanlord Experience req'd. Excellent pay to responsible worker Call 111 41Ueve*_______ LANDSCAPERS Nurses Aide Helper Experienced, with driver* license, lull lime position. good pay and benefits.. 171*111 LEARN WHILE YOU EARN Turn your basic motherly and housekeeping skills Into dollanl Pursue a new career and become a carlHied nurses eld*. Wt will train youI For more Information calli LAUNDRY PERSON Clean, prett. told, prepare restaurant llntn*. Lake Mary area Part tlm*. references. Noexp required.......1X1*7** LPN 11 PM to 7AM. lull lime. Apply In person. Lakevbw Nursing Center f i t E.Md SI . Sanlord LONGWOOD HEALTH CARE Call w-eiee tor apt. OFFICE MANAOER - U Young medical oltlce hat a desk lor you I Caring pernnallty putt you to work today I Nice peo pie I AAA EMPLOYMENT. 700W. Illh St............ X I 1174 OUTSIDE SALES REF 11 Promote this super product and *n|oy your success! Volusia and Stmlnolt ler r Ilories are walling lor you I This boas It the Best I Call today I AAA Emptoymenl. 700 W. lith St..................1115174 IPN’S, KEYES It IN THE SOUTH FURNITURE FINISHER Full or part lime. Expert encedonlyl Call in-TIM GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Daily W#rk.....Oelly Fay Call Bab ter details. 111-7111 Government Job, 114.040 U M X 'y r . Now Hlr Ing. Call (DM1417 4000 Ext. ft *171 tor current federal list. Growing law alry business located n*«v'LoVe Mary needs people tor the following post | .'H o a r' Bebkeep#,' Shipping ctork, Retoll Salespersons and Sabs rep* Call collect 1*04 17* 1717 HAIRSTYLIST Groai opportunity. Com mission plus bonotlltl ________ Call i n m o _________ BOOMING AREA 1 HIGH NUMBER OF SALES.. Hat toTced Hotkey Really, Lake Mary oltlce to expand! Looking for a low moro tip * rtoncod attoclabt to handle this hot area. For private Interview contoct U n do Martin today I 1310141 Full A part lima position* Work In a learn orlenled lacll lly. 1PM IIPM and IIPM 7AM shills. Excellent salary and benelll package LONOWOOD HEALTH CARE Call 11* *1** tor apt. MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Salary rang* 170.000 to 17*.SCO Graduation Irom HS or Voc. Trad* School with training em phasli in automotivemechanical lleld supplemented by at least 1 yr* py|pjno|lye mechanic tip to Include experience in the actual repair ot all types ol gasoline and/or diesel engines or drive line compo nents or an equivalent combi nation ol training A •■perlence 1 years supervisory ex periencr required. TMi Is a hands-on m tch a n lc supervisory position Musi have own tools Valid Fl. chauffeur's license req'd. Obtain applications Irom Laka Mary Clly Hall. IN E. Lake Mary Blvd.. Suite 111. Lake Mary. Fl. 31744 or C4ll 111 7*10 Closing date: 1/H/i*. Equal Opportunity Employer PART TIME Coin laundry A dry cleaners needs permanent pert time attendants .to do dry cleaning and wesh/dry told work. At ternoon hours WIN train Cell 111 *7]« PART TIME/TUIL TIME P o t l l t o nt lor Teach ers. Assistants. A Put Driver! with quality Child Care Cen tort Exp preferred 1111411 PART-TIME SALES Instant Income! Work 10 to IS hours per week, earn tlM -f. E a s y t a l e n e e d e d by everyone. Contact Frank or Ed. mornings only. Ml 4100 PART TIM E DRIVERS WANTED Thursdays only *4 per hour Apply In person The Sanlord Auto Auction 11*1 Slate Road 44 Eatl Snntord *am III 4pm PEDIATRIC NURSE Full or part time Submit return* to : P O. Box 1774 Santord. Fl 17771 1774 PERRrS FAMILY REST. Altamonte Mall. Upper Level, next to Sear*. Now hiring production cooks, grill cookt. and dishwashers AM/PM th lllt. Complete company benefits, excel lent salary Apply In person. Perry’s. EOE. PHONE PRO • Home Improve menu. Experienced. IPM lo TPM Great pay I........X I *774 POLICE OFFICER Salary I l f . 070 per year. Minimum requirement! HS Grad, postett Slat* ol Florida Certification, and Fl. chauf leur’ t license. Accepting applications, 1/10 thru 3/11. Sanlord Clly Hall. Room 144. 100 North Park Av*. The Clly ol Santord participates In Vft Prel. Program and It an Equal Opportunity Employer POSITIONS GALORE * Need l*lorma|oremployers • FILECLERKS • SECRETARIES • WORD PROCESSORS • RECEPTIONISTS • DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Tired ol |ob hunting/ Lei ut help! Pul your skills to work I Wt oiler medical benatllt. vacation and holiday pay. Rtlarral bonuses Not an agency, never a lee Tempo rary and permanent positions available Call Trend 471 7040 TREND RECEPTIONIST For padlatrlc ofllc*. Compell l i v e s a l ar y. Exc el le nt benelllt. Call 171 OMl ______ REST AREA ATTENDANT Needed Apply eatlbound 14. bet 1 A M I P M Ask lor Por ky SAWMAN lor cabinet shop. Ex­ perienced only need apply. Call 111 1440 7 1 —H t lp W anted RN ER. ICU. Med Surg or Psych Full time or pert lime 1 II or II 7 shills Every other weekend oil. Competitive sal ary and benelllt Conlacl West Velutia Memorial Heipital 7*1 W. Ftymeuth Av* Deli ml RN 7 1 thill, part lime Apply in person Lakevbw Hurting Center *U E .tod S t. Senlord RN FULL TIME/DAY SHIFT. A R N/ L F N P A R T - T I ME positions available Pleas* contact: Hlllhavtn Health Care Center 1111544 EOE/H RN OR LPN Full lime. 3 II thill Chirge A rehabilitative. Experience helpful. Excellent working environment within a typerl or rated skilled nurtlng facili­ ty. Salary dependent upon experience. Apply OEBARY MANOR 44 N. Hwy. 17 A *1. Debary.FI Men. thru Frl. * AM te l PM. 444*414 EEO SAW OPERATORS i TRUSS ASSEMBLERS Experience perlerred Hiring now lor lnd thill. 1PM to 10PM. Apply In person: LOWETt TRUSS PLANT. 1*01 Aileron Orcto. I Sanlord Airport lnd. Perk I SERVICE TECHNICIAN At the leader In our Industry we need the belt service technicians we can llnd lo share and ensure our con linued success WEOFFERi Excellent pey. Greet benelllt C om plele training. Paid vacations Company paid re llrement plan. Advancement bated on performance A solid future with management potential In a recession proof industry. WE REOUIREi A detlre to succeed A good driving record A neat ap ptarance. Good people thlllt. The ability to barn and apply technical skills and to work with minimal supervision. A detlre to help people A good work history. It you are committed lo excellence and have the detlre to succeed end grow with e Fortune MO Company, w* would like lo meal you. Call or apply In person ORKIN PEST CONTROL Sieve Roh*i 111 CemmeccaWey Santord. Fl. 111*171 Aw a a a INSTANT p l f U U U CREDIT LINE! NO ONE REFUSED!!! NO . SECURITY DEPOSIT • ANNUAL FEE O n « time member*hip few FuDjr rebated with yvur Aral credit purchase (Minimum A|t 18) CALL: (407) 644-4066 T H E O W NEI O F OUR STORE I L A K E M A R Y 'S O U T S T A N D IN G N E W F O O D LIO N P L A Z A HRNPVMHN Fort and B* Hob to Ueenud -Fr*« EsBmatM . <V>KKf 7 1 —H e lp W a n ttd _ & Quad ty Work! 6 9 5 -70 71 * NO INVENTORY REQUIRED • NO COLLECTION PROBLEMS • CASH BUSINESS • NO SELLING • FULL COMPANY TRAINING CASH REQUIRED: $29,600 8ECURED 1 -8 0 0 - Sank* Clll7»n Dtocpunt INSURANCEAGENT 1 30 llcontad agent needed lo it an run non standard auto Intur anceegerfcy . Coll *04 771 tUI i n s u ^ aK c b c o d e I T11*0/wkIL Growing practice need* yodnowl Code and bill Inwranctclaimt Full borwlit packagol Your taarch ondt In tuCCOMl AAA Emptoymenl. TOOytlllhSI..... . .311117* • D4AT WOII • D4M FIT • m m with TUUVNUTIN U M U TU M T REPORT 4 m.m. 31* I . lnd Street. Sanlord 3 2 1-13 *0 Accounting ft T a x Service EZ TAX PREPARATION ALL FORMS. LOW COST III Winter Serines, m -eiei IntoMeeh a m a im f Additi m io n s ft Rem odeling B i U N I CONST. In i Est. A Room Additions Remodeling 407-322-7029 Financing State “ m eter *' ' Lie *CRC00047I jliSn Building Contractors* ; Lit' CHAMP i FOOD STORES INC. POSITIONS AVAILABLE * * * * IN S U R A N C E CODER 1140/wkl Growing practice neodt you now I Code and bill Insurance claims. Full bonolll packagol Your search ondt In tucc*ttl AAA Emptoymenl. 700 W Illh SI............ 311117* E X P E R IE N C E D IS VOLT Electric*!, aluminum fabric* ttgn. welding, woodworking. Growing company. 4 d*y week: Benotlls Lcnijwnod _________ Call 111 0*41_________ WITH NO PHONE CA'H U LEASEI INISTI BRANCH ADMINISTRATOR 17*0'whI Eslabllthed Sanlord Co needs your people person elltyl Assist customers A In put orders Fullbenellti AAA Emptoymenl. TOO W. illh S I............. ........ ..... I l l 117* J 7 1 - H t l p W anted BAHAMA JOE’S DRIVERS WANTED!! « Being moro tpotiftfally do rnbed as totaled laso Orange •venue Planned use ot IM property » protesttoneI oilwe Board of Adtutlment AOVICC TO THE PUBLIC It person decides to appeal a lection made wlit, respect to m, mailer considered el the bore meeting or hearing he h e , need e verbatim record Of proceedings including the etlimdry and evidence which coed is no, provided be the •ro tSantord IFSieaOlMI vubtith Marche I*, isee 3EC 7* EXP'D SERVERS WANTED ______ nines NOTICE TO THE FUELICt Nolle* it hereby given that Ihe CABINET MAKERS/HtlPERS Bfsard ol Adjustment et the City N e e d e d Im m e d ia te ly ! Santord will hod a regular T e m p P e rm open,ngtJJI S ltl eelmg on March M, IMS. In a City Hall Commission CARPENTERS 4 HELPERS umber* a l l I N a m In order Musi have expertonce Call consider a request lor alter aPM . la* 17*1 nance In the Zoning Ordi CARVERS n^nce es It pertains to Side Yard To serve meat to customers at nance requirements ir en bullet Will tram Apply 1 a ! 1district an Holiday House Restaurant Being specifically described Hwy 17 *1. near Lake Mary local,d el: 1111 French Cleaning person lor olfice. lull Mrenur time Salary » I bdrm apt. Planned use ol the property It ut,lilies Incl Cell *1.111 t o t erect a ground sign Board ol Adiustment ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It person decides to appeal a tension made with respect to r matter considered at the ■Aev* mealing or hearing, he r ey need e verbatim record ol I e proceedings including the ' alimony and evidmca. which r|tord IS no* provided by me Qityot Sanlord IFS2M0KMI ubllsh March*. If Iset EC HO •TV OF SANFORD. FLORIOA IOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice It herebr given that the oa>d ol Adiustment ol the City I Santord will hold a regular reeling on March It t**S ut t>e City H ell Commission homiieit al II X a m In order a consider a request tor anance In the Zoning Urdi ante at It pertains to Lot S>ro ananct requirements In an MO I /omng d.ttricl on LOT IS Santord Park PB > PC EARN $200 PLUS DAILY Four position, open I Full tjme/part lime, taking phono orders Irom your home Cell nowITJ. *70 MU 7 1 - H e l p W an tEd sary. Call todaylglACM , Light and heavy assembly. Men need work shoes. Special need Lk. Mery and Longwood Call S74 *111. No Foe._________ Temporary Part Tima 1 yaart axperlanca ....M SI hr. Apply In partan; SAM la 11PM Experience hauling rock and cjr * ................ Call 17/1X1 DAILY W0RR, DAILY FAYI .I^ M m / b a W i m DUMP TRUCK DRIVER Join Canlury Labor, tha highest paying temp service In the areal W BABYSITTER NEEDED i l is A)Ovar 111,000 In equipment Very protlta^to i year old buttntsi with protbglout ac counts. Call P reltttlon a l Butlnott arokere-SOafeMeil VENDINO ROUTE Nationally adatrllted pro duclt . No tailing Involved Service company tacurad bated locations signed ovar to you el no cost. Frilo Lay inventory at no cost la you Natl $ensu* figures shew SI.too par month earning, on live machines No eiperlance natdad. You will naad a mlnlmun ol St.*00 So SIS 000 lor equipment . Call 7 1 —H e lp W anted I • N O EX P ER IEN C E v NECESSARY f • F U L L & P A R T-TIM E • PAID V A C A TIO N j • G R O U P IN S U R A N C E I s • C R E D IT U N IO N A V A IL A B L E Addillent. Rtm »d«log. Repair* DOORS. FLOORS. DICKS Lie. iR R e e itlll_______ 141*141 NEW, R IM O D IL REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All type* cantlrectbn. Res/Cam mean so. Beiue, CBcei**** Remodeling 'Addition* R**l dential Commercial Small lobs. Agora. I l l Ml* State certified. CBCSIMM MBA Carp entry" Complele kitchen remodeling A home repair Doors, paneling store A otlic* Haltees A A J Weedcratt 4*4*444 Cleaning Service • EE CLEANINO Let me bun your hout* fAiiuim f CLASSIC CLEANING SERVICE L IC E N S E D A N D B O N O E D Apply At Any... LIL' CHAMP FOOD STORE, INC. LWIIIMEIOoimsmm ^ 4w*n-t»e ■rsideelul er Cammartial Rm m w a Mb And OtptndaMe Free Estimates X I 111* RITA’S CLEANINOSSRVICE Hemes. Rentals AOftbesl LK'd/■■wdid/lnsd. G e ne ra l Services EVENT PLANNERS UNIQUE A toe ial event piann mg ttrtKS spec 1*1*1inq m WEDDINGS/RE UNIONS' BAGS Far your next social event call 47 U eiT tl Mon Frl Landclearing BACK HOE. Dump truck. Shall. Bush hog. Box blading and Discing 177 1404 or.. M l f i l l BUSH H0C/BACX HOE Work Mtiflact tonguaranteed! ns *s*i d*r*/m lis t* ** * Landscaping •OOUB'S Free Estimate*. New Planting*. Pruning. Mutch A Cleanup Ml o fif T O P SOI L D E L I V E R E D . S4.il/VARD. F IL L DIRT. Uje/YARD_____ ___MI-4171 La w n Service ALL ODD JOBS No |ob too br* or too small 1Free estimate*. Call JR. M l***! LARRY'S LAWN SERVICE Lawn Mowing/Tree Trimming Removal' Sodding/ Seeding Fertilulng/Heullng Ml MSI TOTAL LAWN CARE Mew, Ed*«. A Weed Eating Li(M Haubrsg Year Reund Service Cell M »4 M Painting FAMCO FAINTING FREE EST... MVRS. EXP. n/ as** FRANK Barnkart painting A p rtii.T t ebantng. : i , n tip Reference* M l 1141 JVA PAINTING CONTRACTORS LICENSED MYRS.CXF. FREE ESTIMATEVS47 114*144 Make year heme Ith* newt Falalmg A remadeting Free estimates 1 4*7 174 te ll STENSTROM FAINTING CO W* special lie in refurbishing older homes! For a Free Estimate phone an* timet Ml 1*40 or S04 MS lb * WANTED Pressure Ctoenmg and Pamtmg Call Roger. Ml *441 HOME FACELIFTS Wallpaper, paint, custom draper let and bedwear, light carpenlrv . . n o lt«o R o o tln o LARRY'S ROOF REPAIRS Specialty Contractor. Occ. Lb. M iens. Call n t**M Sign Painting SAN LAN DO SIGNS a DESIGNS Professional llgn* Any type) ( wi n d o w s , tr uc k* , and Hqhtodl Call 171 *1*7 Sew er/Septic T a n k Septic tank* A drain Held, Installed A repaired. Complete drabs A sewer line cleaning A repair. Septb tank ctoanmg atm available. Free estimates Reeky'* Keeler A Septic Ca M ie n * Sw im m in g Pool Service test SWIMMINO POOLS •*** Warehouse clearance ot new t**t pools. 14 It i M It comptotelr msteltod Include* hug* *■< > ladder, torn mg tiller and skimmer Financing available Other pools avail able Call toll tree 14 hours! 1*** i l l *4M American Pools Be An Amaviran f nmpjwy CGNO Cl Collate T ile eastern Kltcken. Balk, A Payers. Central ham* re pawtl Expt Free Ettime lesl MI44MerlM**S4 t r e e Service e c h o l i Tr L I s e r v i c e Free m i ,males' Low Fr ices' l b Ins 'tumpGrinding. Tool M l Ml* day or ml* “ Let The Prelesswnelt da r ’ JOHN ALLEN LAWN A TREE Tree removal and lawn car* LOIN PRICES! Muich end cleanup ---Ml two Upholstery H a n d y M an" 44 V AS. IN CONSTRUCTION! Retire** Small labs' Call m 7*14 Ask tar Chuck Pa p e r Hanging U m tN rtV h A n j Custom upholtSery. slipcover* cushion*. Commercial or Domestic Since 1*1* 177 W t -*4 �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1C89 — 71 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent 71— Hslp Wsnlsd SECRETARY'S ASSISTANT U Funl Variety spices Hits ontl lot 1 to dot A lime ol this, a tille ol that Don f mitt thlt onel AAA Empleyment. 700W TStoSf.......... M3 Silt 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent IN THEBUNROFANEYEII Ms J. N.'s furnished apart men I was rented after her classified ad in the Sanlord Herald ran |utl two day I Ol course. Ms. N. was eslemely satisfied with the speedy re suits of her ad which was scheduled lo run at our 10 Day special rate. She only needed lo call and lei us know about the qukk results Irom Ihe ad lo stop Its continuing Some thing you wanl lo advertise al a low prica and achieve fast results? Call the Sanford Herald Classified Dept! We will start you on the road to s u c c e s s w i t h al l y our advertising needs I Try us! TELEMARKETERS Part time/lull time potlllont available. Carolyn MO mot THERAPIST Physical and ocrupalional therapltt potfiont available I mme di a t e l y ) I nt er vi ew • •■30 3 30 or extended to irtnby appointment MEDIC CAL PERSONNEL POOL Hwy, tf t l Maitland... 7*41344 TRAINERS 3 II thill avail able. Our clients show their appreciation lor *rut you do1 Formal training A bonus C all.................'......... .331 7331 The Santerd Herald Classified Department __________ 3311411 e m p /P erm PERSONNEL 260-5100 UPHOLSTERY WORKERS Needed lor evening shltt, 3 :M PM thru 13 AM, full or pari time, Apply el 713 Hickman Dr., Sanlord. FI. or call _________ *37 Ml TWO_________ VENDING ROUTE COLLECTOR Mechanical apt. plus 7 to 14 hrs ttper hour. Call M3 4133 VENOINO MACHINE REPAIR- Will train 10 to IS t»»uv» Call................ M3-f)Sl WAITERS 8 WAITRESSES ATTRACTIVE • 1 bdrm., perch, downtown, 1*0 wk. + 1704 tec. ________ Cell M l-4*47 DELUXE! Full or part lima Esc. benefit package. Contact Unde at V i l l a g e on The Gr ee n. Longwood. 443 0730. ».t, i q WAREHOUSE WORKERS Full or pert-lime position. Good starling salaries. Must have own phone A transports lion Call 740 SS33 ATS No fat. 7 bdrm , 7 belh. eel In kitchen, 1471 mo................ . m o r e DORCHESTER APTS. ASSOCIATED TEMPORARY STAFFING Like M ary.................. M3-417J MAR IN ER-S VILLAGE Lk. Ada I bdrm..—..... 1310 mo 3 bdrm..1345 mo A up. M3 M70 Randolph Court Apartments Cerporaled Leases Available See Our Display Adi......330-1304 407-740-5533 SENIOR SPECIAL!! M Deposit ter U A ever Studies. I Albdrms. Cell Kathy ledeyl WAREHOUSE: Acrylic Stucco manufacturing trainee, pro ductlon department. 337 0S30 323-3301 Eat. 317 WAREHOUSE WORKERS FOOD SERVICE WORKERS ASSEMBLERS SPACIOUS!! 1 Bedrooms, 7baths Rent Starting A ll............. Volt Temporary Services has Immediate long/ihorl lerm assignments Irom Sanford to Maitland. Call today, work tomorrow! Volt Temporary Services ___________ trs w w ________ (jTovcview V ® ** A f* TOM Uka Mary Blvd. WINDOW CLEANER Route man. Need own car, Lonflwood/Deland area Sala­ ry plus car allowanca. Call: _______ Orlando 473 IMP_______ WORK AT HOME I Earn ep la 1300 a day. Paapts call you to order emptey meat publication 333 3445. Moto-Fri. 321-0514 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS I bdr m s, lly baths, furnished, water A garbage Included. 1350plus deposit-. 373 1*17 5 POINTS A R E A I I Bdr m i . m Baths, Spilt Plan, Adults only, No Pets. 1310mon*i, 3M-I7M 115— Industrial Rentals AAA BUSINESS CENTER- New olflce/whie. 1154' bey with office 1375. 17 *3/477... 33**331 117— Commercial Rentals FOR SALE/UASE In Sanlord. used car lot, two bay garage w/lllt, teles office, finance olflce, X plus vehicle capacity....... Groat Location! Call MI-ltM PRIME RETAIL SPACE! Zoned commercial on busy I? A *3. Former beauty salon. 1*35 mo. plus S43I deposit. Oeys3M ?4*t Attar hours Ml *700 121— Condominium Rentals 1 1150,000 PIUS! Earn a sis figure Income In !*•* with eslabllihed national company In explosive In duslry. Opening new olllces locally. For more kilo. call _________ <07 774 7137 21 ASSEMBLERS It you need to work and can make a commitment we can put you la work right away I Long-term prelect In Ihe L o n g w o o d a r e a ittid s assemblers 54 SO hr. to start. Great working atmospher-1 Requires good hand aye coordination 3 shifts, start Immediately on Tnd and 3rd shlltsl Call today, an TOM Ask lor Pol ... NO FEE jM w u M ja k ju t t t in ^ 91— Apartments/ House to Share EXECUTIVE HOME Lg Bdrm w/bath. house priv­ ileges. storage I Cov. parking, no pets, non smoking Chris _lelnjem«leprelerred Ml 4143 LAKE MARY 3 bdrm, 3 bath*. lirtplftct* nowpaint, woodtd loti..... UJS | j \w m m m EXCELLENT LOCATION 11 Kitchen A laundry privileges I M I-M Iterm TfS-liei FURNISHED ROOM- Kitchen facilities available. MS per wk plus MS sec Cal1373 30*s LARGE BDRM. with private bath las week. MS deposit CallMI MIS ____________ LONGWOOD Leketront home Mature adult |7Swk . Call 317 SOS 95— Room/Board Hama Fer Elderly Loving Christian care near town. Call 3031030 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent A T T R A C T I V E LARGE t BDRM APT Rel table ten nants 1173 mo 3XX40 ATTRACTIVE I harm . e*wt area, l i l t par i k IhBei utdiliet Call 111 4447 DOWNTOWN SANFORD I bedroom apartments 1371 endue Cell 333 4507 FOR QUIET, SINGLE STMYs ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIOS CALL T00AY SANfORO COURT APTS 323 3101 Professional of tic* for teasel M3 3144days or 7X0X7 eves ATTRACTIVE LAKE HOME C/H/A, Spacious greendi. Lease rag'd., no pets. 373-41M APT.J/I. ♦ I story . 44*.*M LARRY HERMAN, BROKER 314*134...... eff.hrt....... 3734441 GENEVA 1AKEFR0NT BATEMAN REALTY HIDDEN LAKE HIDDEN LAKE 3/3. appliances, fenced, blinds. Renl/Sell/Or Option 1131Plus 1103 sec 14kiSM LONGWOOD Cool ell In your pool I Screened ch, overtired tented yard. >drm . s p l i t t i v Ing/dlning/femlly reams, greet schools tu.iog Alto, other pool hornet under 143.000 n NEW! 3 bdrm . 3 balh. Con H/A, k i t c he n e q u i p p e d with microwave, sersened porch w/electrlc skull,rt l car gar eg, w/opener No pels please! 1430mo . 1430deposit Days M3 74*4 Alter hours Ml *740 SANFORD AREA RANCH 74 acres, with large hawse, 4 ‘ 1 bans. A mere. HIM per .3314001 SANFORO Nice 3 bdrm home with large landscaped lot Ha animals 1430 month plus dkrpovil Call after 1PM. 373 »1H I Brutal IAN FORD >'7. country living. C/H/A. appliances, smell den could be 4th bdrm. good schools, data *» shopping ?l month plus til, lost. A K 1depot, I Ml *347 aaytusse 112 GARRISON Clean 3 bdrm. aw. Papes. t4>p tease/tec uvify s d jv t 1410 MAGNOUA AVE. Jbdrm . Ibeto. M b per me C eiirn i m i v g p i R F/M KK " I Story , 4 Bdrmt., 7 'j Be., pool. I i c v t i l , extra workshop/gerage on I acre In south Delend. Many extras. 1157.000. Assumable 1st I Will consider waterfront property Inlrede Call *04 734-4*1* DELANO, I ACRES Partially cleared. Ireed. paved road tubdlvlon - no mobiles............ ....... 115.000 LAND. HOMES, CONDOS Centrim Ol Ft#. REALTORS 774-7100or 331-4045 DELTONA Non qualifying Mortgages Owner Financing 10.000 lo 113.000Down. MAKEDA CORP.....447-574-1111 REDUCEDI Baautlful English Tudor pool home on scenic Slone Island. 4 bdrm., Ito be , Iga. aunroom, hug* lush backyard. Minimum down,' with l a r g e aia u ma b le mortgage. Price S1SP,*00. For mor e i n f o r ma t i o n , cal l Manilla Card............377-1*07 NEW CUSTOM BUILT HOME I In beautiful residential area, 1 bdrm.. 7 be., eat In kitchen, fireplace, dose to ichool. Of­ fered 117,300. For easy show, call Manilla Caril____777-7*47 PERFECT FAMILY HOMEI With club amenities, J bdrm., 7 bath, large family room, privacy lanced back yard. Priced 144.300 Must tee. Call Manilla Carll............777-1107 * * * * * * * EXECUTIVE POOL HOME 1 or 4 bedrooms. 31s baths, 7.34* sq II Alto lealuras separate oflice or workshop Good local ion1.......... in 0.000 MARY TOBIN VENTURE I PROPERTIES 774-9400 w 322-7116 FOR SALE BY OWNER Super nice 1 bdrmt. 3 be., appliances. Iga. corner lot. 7 car garage, extras galore) Qulel resid. neighborhood. Reduced lei ui.fOO. Cell alter 4PM................. 444 4055 ________ No brokers I_________ FORECLOSURE Makes this 3 bdrm. home available below appraisal I Completely rrmodeled. new roof Reduced lo 144.0001 131 Hayes SI. Sanlord- 443-4173 GOV’T REPO RESALES! Direct V A Cempultr Hashup SINCE 1*75 BOB M. BALL. JR. P.A..C.SJM. LAKE MARY REALTY _________ 373 4114 ________ Oreal Sfart»r er Rtltremenl 7 / 1. 3 yra . o ld , *5,000 dn./assume, or lease option. 134.*00........................I l l 4044 bdrm. 7 baths, over 7.000 tq It . I story........... ........ 153,000 Call Freder Celfty Rama a Unlimltod........ 1411444 DELTONA I Excellent value. 1 bedroom home with garage, freshly painted, roof 1 years 'VOUftflUm *******,**,1,1, 1,,,,$44 000 Larry er Janrititii-ii-HiH.*7!T*t44 REDUCEDI 133,*00 Possible axlra building tot. 7 bdrm. home near Hamilton Elem. Call Larry er Jan....... ...171*444 H I DOC N L A K E I F /H/A assumable. 3 bdrm., 1 bath, spill pton, double garage on culdesec.................. tsa.fOO. Call Jan at....... ......MI-1444 FAST OROWING DELTONAI 3 bedroom. 1 belh on beautiful Lake McGarlly, family room, screened porch. I year war r a n l y , ni c e and well-maintained.........SI 04.4** Larry Skates..............Ml-**** SUNLANO ESTATIS1 1 bdrm.. 1 balh. extra-large fenced Icernar tot. single carporl, new carpet, solar hoi water, utility room, C/H/A, sprinkler system................... Janet Fisher. i ***********e* DREAMWOLOI J/l1* balh, ■eparele family room, tingle garage, fenced yard, new paint oultlde, hat had a fact llll 1.....................13*.*00 Janet Fisher.......... HIDDEN VILLAOEI 7/1 pfut den. fireplace, ground unit close to pool. Below market value......................... _...! Janet Fisher....... HIDDEN LAKES VILLAS 141' Sind Pine. 1/1. dble. garage. C/H/A, fireplace, ap­ pliances. fenced yard, lennlt A pool. Priced betow appraltalt A d Fasti 111.*00 377 17W ASSUME, NO QUALIFY! I to% mtg Zoned multi family, 1 bdrm with detached garage Possibly multi uml Extra Income! Hurry! 153.000 LINDA A REDMOROAN 323-5188 S A N F O R D I N E W L Y RE MODELED 3 bdrm., 7 bath with fresh contemporary ap paarance. Super lor retirees or starters. Kitchen has beautiful cabinets and all ap pllancat. Including panfry. Energy alllclant windows. equlppa.1 utility room, new carpet, family room, walk In ctoselt. Home warranty. Out­ standing buy el I..........143.300 HIDOEN LAKEI SPACIOUS 1 bdrm., 7 balh like new on corner lot. Many amenllles plus family room, fireplace, appliances, petto, nice trees and well landscaped. Newly decorated. Near schools, shopping, but and recreation. ..................................177.100 LONOWOOOI WE PROUDLY PRESENT toll outstanding 5 bdrm., 5*x balh cuttomed de signed 1 story brick residence In Wingfield Reserve. Fully equipped gourmenl kitchen, J way liraplece between sunken living room and family room, wal bar, pool, lecuiil. tuana. l i br ar y , e x e r c i s e room , metier bdrm., with fireplace and ootens of other amenllles Soe this o n e - o l - a - k l nd homel...................... 1*1*000 L0NGW0OD/LAKE MARY Low down assume, no quali­ ty, )/). spill plan, lg lot. 471.WOPiioten Realty 1311*47 LONGWOOD! ' What a buy! Go lirsl cists! See this lovely home with 3 bdrmt. 4 baths. Quiet street I Near everything! 1 sunpor c he s . f a m i l y r oom, fireplace. 37X70 metier bdrm. Greet lor large family Fenced yard, big Irees! H't yours lorl................. 513*.*00 260-2000 INVESTORS SPECIAL D E L T O N A I F I R S T T I ME ADVERTISED! You don't have to qualify to buy thlt Ilka new 3 bdrm,. 3 bath on quarter acre tot. Ftaturei great room, astro large welk in cloteli, quiet areal Only 1....... 15*. *00 SANFORO SOUTHI FIRST TIME ADVERTISFO! Extra nice new remodeled 7 bdrm . 3 bath on half acre lot near Lake Jessup. New bath and kitchen llxturet. new counter tops, new root, new hot water heater, new well pump, new drain Helds. Partially con verted garage could be 3rd bdrm. or family room II you love Ihe country you'll love this home I ..................141.*00 ___________ 331-4744___________ Duplex. 7 bdrm I bath each side. FHA financing In place, 541,100 Call Many Yawman. *4*1741 or 337 dno Watson Realty Corporation Realtors LAKE MARY-SANFORD LAKEFRONT. 3/1. family room, fireplace, large lot, good schools, assume, no qual lly. Low, low down! 11 Asking 5*4.100................. .....1X0*1) LAKEFRONT PLUS IN LAW APARTMENT! 1 bdrm . home on large to! (beautifully landscapedll IN LAW APARTMENT In back with living room, eal in kltch tn, '» bath plus open porch. Reduced lo!................1 *0.000 SEVERAL 2 BDRM HOMES! Irom 537,000 to 543.000. out standing condition, with new root. Cen air, and ready to move Into alto a couple ol HANDYMAN SPECIALSI Call lose*I LET US SHOW YOU! A 3 bdrm., 3 bath home w/blg f ami l y room on corner. Fenced yard! See lo believe! Alt this lo r l ................577,300 GR0VEVIEW! Move In! 3 bdrm., 7 bath, garage, big trees! ... 374.300 COUNTRY! 3 acres with 4 year old double wide mobile 4 bdrm . 1 baths Cen H/A, minutes to Sanlord! Priced right I ..............33* 900 QUIET COUNTRY UVING Small house, smell price. Near 1-41..................... 541.300 We have Industrial A pro festional locations to lull your needs. Sanlord A Lake Mary. Ntar l a . Ottered at prices you can afford I FOR INFORMATION CALL: BEA WILLIAMSON 323-4762 TERRI DONNELLY 327-0597 LAKE MARIE ESTATES! 7 bdrm . 7 balh home In outstanding location. Commu nlty water A lights, large living room, eal in kitchen, large mailer bdrm., screened porch and carporl! 54*.000 IN GROUND POOL! Charming 3 bdrm., 7 belh home on large beautiful lot. Cen. H/A. large closed In porch, living room, dining area, family room, equipped kllchen. utility end carport I All this lorl................ 557.7X TELFAI REALTY 31 HWY. 17 *7. DEBARY 305-668-4431/305868-5722 323-3200 KEYEWl IN THE SOUTH PARK RIDGE BY OWNER 3 bdrmt, 1 be . C/H/A den w/IIreplace, screened porch w/ipa, sprinklers. Prtv. fenced backyard, major ap pliancet 174,300 Call m-3774 * * * * * * * PLENTY Of ROOM! For a boat end RV on toll Urge shaded lot Bright A cheerful 3 bdrm. home with la m lly room A small workshop I Only 1.........134.000 MARY TOBIN VENTURE I PROPERTIES 774-9400 w 322-7888 * * * * * * * * * * VETERANS! NO DOWN PAYMENT! As little as 1300 total move In coat will help buy you end your family a new or pro owned 3 bdrm. home with e monthly payment at low at ta x Call today to confirm II you qualify I Ml * * * * * * * * * * Cotl Any Timi: 3212720 322-2420 1541 Park Dr., Sanford 441W. Lake Mary El., Lk. Mary 151 W HWY I th • Al I 40/ H6*J 4444 SPHIKCS 2 V*" ' ' ........ Lie. Rial Etlaft Brake? VACANT - large old 7 story, downtown Sanlord. 1 bdr ms , 7 baths, zoned GC 7 Good price A terms I .. 133 *00 II ACRES-Deltona. 13*. 300 134*II* - zoned GC 1. good terms 1...... 13**00 REDUCED FOR OUiCK SALE Santerd A v e . furnished 1 bdrm . dining room, fireplace, workshop, lot, 71X134. nice neighborhood! 14*500 LAKE MARY i n . black. Irethly pointed, eat in kitchen, Ideplete. Cen H/A, tersced back, hull trees, good school district! 144 300 COMPLETE AUTO COVERAGE CASH REGISTER AUTO INSURANCE O F SANFORD 1910 S. French A y e . Sanlord (407) 321-2274 1444 Sanlord Ave. 260-8800 DELANO EXECUTIVE HOME 3 1 4 bdrm homes In Sanlord, Deltona. DeBary. Lake Mery. Longwood A Al t a mo nt e Springs For selection cell: 4 TOWN INTERSECTION!! H I — Homes tor Sale 3 bdrm, 3 bath, central H/A 1571/mo. ♦ SIOOsec. 341 *771 I DANIEL k ' WOHUWENDER I REALTY INC LESS THAN $2500 CASH INCLUDIHO CLOSING COST Oraago City, Whispering Pines. IM0 eg. If. Aeevtifvi A reasonable I.............l- m - liu 260-8800 4 bdrm i. 7 be . Urge kitchen A living room, large screened porch, oeksl 14*3/mo plus security. Ret. reg’d Avail 3/10/Wby eppl. 34* 30M 1/1. in exclusive old Sanford. Spacious, modern, corner lot. screened patio 17I.TC0. Marty Yawman, 44* 5744 or 337 4000. Watson Realty Corp. Realtors HANDY MAN'S SPECIALI - 4 PRIME AREA U . MARY BLVD Duplex, both sides, rent lo own. assume FHA, no quel Hying. 11.000down, I74.MDM M il 7 BELOW APPRAISAU! Realtor, 4*10300 ar4*» 5403 SANFORD 3 bdrm. all appliances, almost w l..............................ISIS 141— Homos for Salt 141— Homes for Sate eat-ln-kltchen. o v e rilie master suite...... ......... 171,*00 127-Offico Rentals Arormci Large double lot home features large family room, tots ol trees and great location I A must sect.. Only 41,300 Alan Jehnson.Re/Mai Unlimlt 740 7000 377 410/ ........or PAULOSSORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES LONOWOOOI CHEERFUL 1 bdrm. on nice fenced corner lot In Country Club Heights between Longwood and Lake Mery. Ideal for starters or ratlraes. Laundry room and workthopl................ 134.300 r IMtbyNTA me GR0VEVIEW 260-8800 Mttnrn unlimited, me. 15.000 down, assume FHA, no qualify. 1 bdrm. Ibath, BRAND NEWI Fulton Cantor, 415 Fulton St. Sanlord. 400 sq. tt. 4 xpandable olflce and re­ tail space. 13X74 storage/ warehouse. Move In special I 13*0/mo..................... Ml m i 93— Rooms for Rent" Attractive, clean room. Private entrance, maid service. OS/wfc..................... Ml a w LAKE MART 3 bdrm. on lake, fireplace, screened porch, pool and tennis 1...........................5350 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent 73— Employment Wonted LEGAL SECRETARY - 11 yrs asp. desires part lima post lien. Available *:M AM to 3PM................Mon. thru Frl. 330 3CT otter 3 30PM QUALITY HOMEMAKER We clean .clean.cteas Vary PINE RIDGE CLUB INC. SANFORDI VE R Y NICE 3 b d r m, . 7 b al h v i l l a In Plntrldge Club. Eat In kltch an, smoke alarms, carpet, cable TV, storage area, sun deck plus pool and tennis Even "Fldo" and "K ilty" are welcome I....... ........... lat.TOO "RENTED BY THE 2ND DAY; 107-Mobile Homes/Rent •MASON (REALTY •I 41ION If *1*41fffMffMlAMltfll Mf/y We list jnd sell more property than anyone in Ihe Greater iSanford/Lake Mary area, Clean, t bdrm , upeleira. t yr. lease, 174/wV. f sac. *I3*» B Park Ave..................JM 3717 Sanlord area. Will train. Apply Yard Man/Driver - Chauffeur's licence, asp. preferred, local co. Call l-aoe-axmi. REALTY, Walton R r a ll y C o r p H r a l l o r t _ The Santerd Herald Classified Department ___________ 111-1411___________ SANFORD Clean 7 bdrm. 1 balh. H/A. carporl. good neighborhood. 5375/mo. f StSOdep Call collect 1 137 0744 FREE WEEKLY LIST ol pro party "lor salr by owner” Call Help-U Sell Broker.......315 7)71 STENSTROM 7/1. new carpel. Iresh paint. 13(5 plus deposit. Cell Marty Yawman, M f 5741 or 3M 4000 Mrs Grace J. (old (hit Sanlord Herald destined consultant. Ol course. Mrs. J. w et eslemely satisfied with Ihe speedy results ol her ed. Something you wanl to rent quickly, el e low price, and achieve test results? Try our special ID Day rate. Sanlord Horatd advertising consul­ tants ire ready to help you achieve similar success! I 141— Homei for Sale (B evo rly <0 CHASE AVE. SANFORD I bdrm., appliances IurnIshod, pool, tp*,-<tonnlA Tnd floor, tlSOmonlh......... * .... MI-1744 UNFURNISHED U 2 BDRM. APTS. $100 OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT CALL TODAY 323-3301 EXT. 214 1 UNFURNISHED STUIDI0 AVAILABLE N0WI $279..................... -.-323-3301 VII H ) U S H I ) IO KSOVV IN Kl VI I M A M 105— DuplexTriplex/Rent Familto W tkam *!.323-2920 33V 0700 . 2103 GROVE AVE. Part Time Demonstrators lor supermarkets, Central FI. area. Rallred A moms walcoma I Send letter to: Box IMS Boa 1457 Sanlwd FI. J1331------------------------Altamonte Towing . d 3bdrms . l bath, needs work Rent option I 1400 month Coll I 413 I7»3I«0 Highlands. 1 bdrm. I bath, appliances, screened porch, pool, tennis, goll view, no pets, 1305plus deposit..... 4*5 4344 'I r a i f f S i v E R T i w 3 bdrm. house, large yard, agi Holly Ave. Sanlord. 1*30/mo plus tec end ret...-..... 1390334 1 and 7 bdrm. duplex's from 1770 par month. Individual patios, lg. pool, fenced play­ ground and laundry lecllllies. Excellent location on 17*7 between 434A Lk. Mery Blvd. WORK YOUR OWN HOURS! DM EY Are you tired at apartment living*................Call 3300547 Mature adult, reasonable rent ♦ utilities Rel rag'd. 3*3 4333 SANFORD • I bdrm.. fenced yard, excellent location. IVO/wk plus STOPsec. M3 7744 SANFORD - I room efficiency with private belh, 170/wk plus SI73sec.. Including utllllii _______ M3 7744 SANFORD - 7 bdrm, excellent location. *0/wfc. plus 1700sec. _______ 773 774* 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent .„W H y I ’ lVfct D o r n <10 T o 141— Homos for Sale DELUXE DUPLEX OVIEDO EFFICIENCY -T R C T K IT N ’ C A R LY LE® by Larry Wright 321-0759............. 321-2257 BRYNHAVEN BUILDER CIOSEOUTI 1 model homes, all 1 bdrm . 1 balh. wifplt Builder pay! closing costs From UJ.tOO 40/ 774 * 400. Gary Nedley, VENTURE I PROPERTIES Kama Insurance Agency, Inc. Bj Or m i 4 bdrm. 3 lull balks, spa. Lock 7 H*iW N MKEWXUMMEEl AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS «*» SEE«••••••< T O L IS T YO UR B U S IN E S S O N TH IS P A G E C A LL D E B B IE A T T H E M CK IBB IN A G E N C Y 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 (407) 322-0331 ’ In su re W ith C o n fid e n c e " Complete Insurance Service Buiineai/Personal Harbor ltd 000 Ml 704* BYOWNER Tho Oaks in Sanford. I bdrmt , 7 full baths utility room or Inird beskoom. lonnit court, swimming pool Sale neighborhood' SID.OCX) MUST t t t t 173 1411 er Eves A weekends Ml leak 11 v i 1 iu / \ i TUCKER * BRANHAM, INC. 211 W 1st S I. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 322-4451 S tru n g Central Florida " Since 1923 SIHLE A WILLIAMSON 300 W HI S t. Sanlord, FI (407) 322-0305 R epreeentino Forem oat, Hartford. Travelers, S a lco Retidential/Personal/Mobila Hom e n EXTRA CLEANI 1 bdrm . 3 bath home' Spill plan! Double car garage! C H/A. new root1 Community pool A tennis! VA' FMA terms available! Pr.ced el only, 141.340 COUNTRY IIVINO on large tree covered iof 7 bdrm home w fk family room Iranil.n fireplace Easy terms lie 300 NE CD LIITINGII CaafeillAAIJ-M l WpY* OWae/l ■ori'ml* Call 321 *8532 i u m Mn «sn S/tct Lilt/lng In Cimn/ntrfil (jrr, Urdmur Su/if/Junral* A a O BLAM B O B o b 9001 9910 A- 'tout*• Oamt Aetetut i a o * o riOAiOA u r n R.F. SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Coverage A lw ays Pa y$ ! I free «G f> I f f Du* i*ci h i v i i IMG f INSURANCE QUOTES fou M # *c r A & lK f *U *« 90* *OU CACl (Ml) IM MM a aatocutris mauiuMca a o in c v B*4 cm** H u r n j �^ 1 SB — rh TiiutfdKV Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Su nda y, M arch 19, 1989 LO O K ~\ B e fo re Y o u Lease! PRICE REDUCED TO $53,500 ) bdrm., 1 bam. double garage a ccreened porthl Drive by MM Hartwell Av*. Sanford. Then call lor appointment I O N E M O N TH Sanlerd, will Mil cemylettly fu rn ltM l ) bdrm, all appll »n c « . fenced yard, ulll room, »lor#g* *h*d. Air. U4.000 1*10 Summarlln, JJ173M Grocery Store/Deli Good gro*». turnkey opera­ tion, mini tell due to health. 5175.000 Including real etlate llermtl 171 IIQt Leave meiq. SANFORD TURN RENT INTO EOUITYI t bdrm., formal dining, family room. 11rep Iace I ........ IA0.K0 FREE RENT Seaaonal And Corporal* Apartment! Available Leatlrtg Program! To Suit Your Naadi Waterfront Llfaatylo! 149— Commercial Property / Sale 141— Homos for Sale REDUCCD TO *39,000 1 bdrm., I bath on large fenced corner lot. extra nice a clean, icreened proch. a tap arale workihop VA, 10 down. Hurry lo we Ihl* one I Cell: Becky Ceurtan. 4 )t - 4 ))t Re/MaxMON. Really________ lanced, Can. H/A,, SANFORD- No Quality. 1 Bdrm* . Great Area.....U4.M0 Help-U-tell Broker....... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY 151— Investment Property / Sale The Prudential Realty Shawcata 260-1200 DAYS 322-67M EVENINGS PARTNERS DISAGREE Corner lot with 1 rental unll*. Priced 1100.000. Cell Marnile Card for detail*......... J3J3W7 DANIEL A W0HIWENDER REALTY. INC 321-9444 of 322-3987 153— Acreage Lots/Sale r * Outside Storage Avallabl • Cable T.V. Available • Pool • Beautiful Landscape n n n ,m u e i\ e v a » bA • O n BUS U n B , Close To Shopping and Gardens Ma|orHl<"""aya L 1S0S W. 2Slh SL, Sanford C ALL A B O U T O UR fc-vik.Jt.mrc.prm Ma u iu m m . Ini :ED M dfe 9 M 9 M rn 9 M W 6 Beautiful Homes In Our Model Home Center cflcomoa 710 W EST NEW YORK AVE. Gregory Mobile Hemat DELAND 323 5200 P0RZIG REALTY, INC. ________ 447-1110471_________ UOO mo. Income I 151.000. 417 W. ltlhSI .S4 nlonl.C4 ll: H I 4073alter 1PM 1 bdrm. 1 bathi, cenlral H/A. 1175 Deltona Bhrd. (Acrott ilreet from bank, retlauranl A tupermarkal) Large thaded lot. Good term*. 151,000 For appointment call 3M-I7tl 10.9 ACRES 1 mil** Eetl ol Sanford, 174 It. fronting SR 44. Owner will provide financing) WALLACE CRE1IREALTY __________111-0577 2.5 ACRE CLEARED HOMESITE). High k dry. good water, 145 II. paved road frontage on Meytown Rd. x 440 II. deep. Ph k power, toned A 1. 4 contlguou* loll, all or part, 114,500**. Term*. Otleen. 401 330 157! anytime 407 3)7 0411 weekday* 415 SAN CARLOS AVENUE Sanford, by owner- 3/1 ilucco on }!* Loll I 4V) yri. old, lawn iprlnkten with wall, all major appliance*. M U tTS EE II 111-77Uer ID-1144 » 5,»eo DOWNI - Termtl No Qualify! Low Payment*! Hug* carport k garage, tolar, tree*. 1 bdrm.. 1 beth,...t»,500 ________ Call M l m i 143-Out of State Property/Sale 2. 3 or 4 Bedroom Home*. A ll Featured With 3 Datha. O .E. K llchena — Cathedral Celltnge. Fireplace* end Double Car Garage*. Priced From The High *80's To The Low *100's PINE RIDGE CLUB 147— Industrial Property / Sale LAKEVIEW PENTHOUSE Induitrlal loll. 1 acre, ready lo permit. Bargain el 545.000. Clot* In at Five Point*. Con­ tact Charlie or Rich: leutbeeitern Invettmenl Pro* parti**, Inc., Realtor 4174444 Don't Just Buy A HOM E Buy A Community... t>T (90 4 )738-0153 WWRBI SANFORD S P M OFFICE HOURS: M-F M , SAT, ! ! , SUN. BY APFT. MxTO.J bdrm. 1bath. ..111,500 llxM. lbdrm , I balh...110,100 13x54...! bdrm.. I bath...) »,»00 14x40...! bdrm.. 1bath...!l),M0 11x40 1 bdrm, l bath 111,100 All 4el up In Mobile Home Park Clly building lol, Ireetl Owner Flnanelngl.................. 17,000 M O V E IN S P E C IA L S (407) 922-2010 Through The Farmers Home Administration, You Can Move Into A New Home At Amazingly Low Terms. Payments Are Based On Your Family Size And Adjusted Family Income. See Ua Todayl Let Us Explain This Sensational Plan, OCALA NATIONAL FORESTWooded lol*. River accec*. 15400 each. No money down, 545.41 monthly. Owner 110411)4 4571 or.. (KM) 4111410 2 UNIT DUPLEX Single Slory Living 1 ,2 4 3 Bedroom Apis. Washer/Dryer Connections Laundry Facilities Available Nice Doublewide 14X44,1 bdrm, 7 bath. 10X10 *creened porch, central H/A. Moving, priced lor quick telel 117Windier Ct. Carriage " ' “Cove m *ri» QUICK SALE • SENEZ R E U ESTATE, INC. Save winter renlit Buy lovely duplex! Choice, tecure loca­ tion, 141,500 - Alto, I bdrm. to u r When You Con Own Your New Home! Longwood mobile home Sub. All Improvement*. Excellent prollt potential. Pel * 171______ SANFORD C o m e ELEGANT! I bdrm, 1 bath penthouie lull*. Vaulted celling, »ky light, waiher. dryer, tcreened palia Overlook* garden, pool, Incur11 a lennli court. 154,000 Byappnl only. Eve*. M l 4741 11.000 *q. It., Leate U.SO *q II.. tell tl t * ql t . wi l h term* EAL ESTATE ONE! 41)1100 Call Bob Olankenblller or Elllabeth Frame MO 1100 Evening* m a i d 1 bdrm., * both, trefthly painted with new carpel end 1 Can. H/A. nice treed lol. Clote to *chool< end chopping. 1500 Chopping cpree to buyer I Cell; Becky Cowrton, Re/Max too n. realty..... ITt ilM beauties! 155— Condominiums Co-Op/Sale 1 bdrm*., 1 belht Screened lanal Vaulted Celling Skylight All appliance* Waiher k dryer 149— Commercial Property/Sale SANF0R0 OFFICE BLDG.I $47,500 Con*I * I * of 5 c l l l c e t w/recepllon area, confarenca room, work room. (1) Can. Ha/ unit*, can be devlded. Zoned Heavy commercial. Park Orlvt. Selling under appraltel. Priced right lo tell >008: Rm OMWt%uu HayM led M lR W f lN jW lU M M M liU LMl W ai «A m 1* 1 BXanml Fm a.im atns a t me * W 3 2 2 -3 1 0 3 — CALL — 5 acre*. 1 bldg*., near clly hall. Need* new toning I Call today I.......................*450.000 (904) 736-6221 ■I t FOR INFORMATION CALL: D IR E C T IO N S : U S . 92 T O H W Y . 17, N O R T H 2.8 M IL E S T O 15A , T U R N R IG H T O N 1 5 A , 1.3 M IL E S O N L E F T . - OPEN M O N . - S A T . 9 - 5 P .M . S U N D A Y 1 2 * 5 P .M . iD-aacAooMi FHA/VA or Conventional financing All closing costs paid on FHA/VA financing Large selection of building lots* Established reputation for building quality homes 2 car finished garage Vaulted ceilings A host of standard features Wide selection of 2,3, and 4 bedroom homes. bdrm Your Islana Is Waiting BEAMIUIAMSON 323-4762 TERRI DONNELLY 327-0597 living Wateroiew b d rm The $70sl ortlry The Jamestown Living Area: 1,257 a.1 flw S Mt j I J L i f W M Q g g j g g g g g g g j g J Priced horn M l . 900* M P riv a te , o n-site M boat ra m p t t W a lkw a ys & jo g gin g trails X U R iv e r fr o n t fish in g p ro m e n ad e b d rm Single family homes start at just $35,500* b d rm F u l l size w a s h e r/d rye r, M T e n n i s courts m ic ro w a v e , re frig e ra to r M S w i m m i n g pool w ith ice m ake r. and large M P o o l house screened patio in e v e ry hornet Jo in us y e a r-ro u n d o r — w it h o u r c o m p re h e n s ive re n ta l m a n a g e m e n t p ro g ra m — at y o u r le is u re , g a ra g < ent B re a th ta k in g v ie w s are juat o n e reason to e n jo y r iv e r fr o n t livin g b n B o u c h e llc Isla n d . T h is elegant c o m m u n ity o f spacious, a w a r d -w in n in g 2 -b e d ro o m c o n d o m in iu m h om es is located just th re e miles fr o m th e inle t o n th e Intracoastal W a te rw a y o ffe rin g a n o u ts ta n d in g w a te rsid e IM M E D IA T E w -* l i v i n g A nte 1 6 2 5 41 O C C U P A N C Y ! P ice bom M 7.90 0” The Pafriof II • MODEL CEN TER S OPEN Daily 10-6 Sundays 12 -6 • • Optional Furniture Pack*#* Available! • Just o ff the S o u th C ausew ay o n A 1 A In N e w S m y rn a Beach. l t • • Call (904) 427-1239 Or Visit Bouchelle Island Todayl BOUCHELLE 201 Harbour Boulevard, New Smyrna Beach. FL 32069 �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1969 - 1 5 7 -M o b ile Hom es /S a le CASSELBERRY- Nice Loll 3 b d r m i , owner l eavi ng Bargain, Item* I t/H 1111, R E P O I I 4 « SO. 1 / 1 , ’ l l Manalee Low down mump lion lo quail lied buyer 11 H0TP0INT REFRIGERATOR RING SIZE WATERBED !4i44. 1/1%., *0 Skyline, large raised screened porch. SIS 000 f mirrored, wood canopy w/llghted headboard Paid M.000 As It, 13003731113 LARRY'S MART. IIS Sanlord A»e. New/Used turn K appl. Buy/Sell/Trade....... I l l 4111. Nlca sola A loveseaf. Ills, will deliver Double or queenslre oak headboard. US lio l it ! • NIOHT STANDS* Wllh bulll-ln lamps Laml naled wood wllh simulated rattan bast. Lamp shades Included 115 lor both Call IM -lltl • PEOISTAL STYLE* TABLE Formica wlh chrome, 1 II,« 1 It. Priced rlghl al 15ea Call 3I14HI • REFRIGERATOR# 14Cubic FI. Almond, works 115. Call 111 1441 14X54. 1/1. spill, 'It Skyline, l a r g e r a is ed screened porch/carport............114.500 m s & im m m DRYER WASHER AND DRYER 10 cu. It., Side by side, almondl 5mo oldl MO M il M i l l . 1/1, ‘ It Mantlet, furnished ................. 14.S00 14X40.1/1, 15 Scolt..... S14.S00 Set up In mobile home park Located In Sanlord area. Broker H I 1140/111 1101 159—R eal E s ta te ___ W anted WANTED!! I need to buy Income property now! In any condllionl Please call Frank................ 130 1441 181—Appliances / Fu rn itu re • SECTIONAL COUCHa Four pieces, brown. In good condition US. Call Cindy 1414444 eper, 1100; Qulen site m atlreii w/box springs. WO; Gretn velvet chair, US i n Sill •STUDENTOESK* And Ctwil sal. WO Call U14744 • SWIVEL ROCKER • Matching beige also. US 313 3771 BEDSBEDS-BEDS I/y 181—Appliances / Fu rn itu re Electric, While. Heavy Duty. Largo Capacity, in s ist y?4S o FULL SIZE MATTRESSa COMPLETE SET Good condition, clean 115 _________ Call t t l S43I________ R E P OI 14x40, 1/1, ‘ I I Fllntilone................. (5.000 Ut 181—Appliances / Fu rn itu re The laclory outlet store lor Simmons. Sealy A Sprlngalr. All new factory Inda and close ouls Complete wllh warranty. Twin Set. t>5QuemSet..Stly Full Sel tW King Set. .1150 Casselberry.................140-4441 OCHESTOF DRAWERS* Very good condition, US _________ Call 111 I0U_________ o CLOTHES DRYER* Wizard Citation, lie Needs element. Call H I 4731eves or ________ 1111440 days________ e DRESSER a Wllh mlrrow. Matching chest ot drawers Sol 140.....113 4004 • TWIN SINGLE BED# Includes Irame. Sears O Pedlc. Clean. US. Can move ________Call 333 4111 BRIDGES AND SON Large capacity, mulllpla cy cm SiWnnch Call 1?/ OM WASHERS AND DRYERS Extra clean! 140 1IS0I Call Buddy IB t i l l 183—T e le visio n / Radio / Stereo Good Used T.V.’s US and up MILLERS 1411Orlando Or........... 1110151 185—Com puters RADIO SHACK TRS-80 Model 1, screen and print tr, model DMP 500 Make an Oiler I Joe Macon, 111 MU 187— Sporting Goods • BIKE* 14 In Good condition. US. Call J3M3S7 DUN. KNIFE AND MILITARY SHOW Buy,..Sell...Trade Orlando. March IS and 341 Can. FI. Fairgrounds (west Hwy. 50). Central Florida's largest showl Friday preview, 51PM 111 00). Saturday. 15; Sunday. 14PM (13 501 Under 13, Free wllh parenltl Free parklngl Air conditioned! See you and your family 111it • MEN’S BIKE e 14 Inch, 10 speed, like new condition. 140. Cell, 313 4330 WINDSURFERS 1 It.. USD obo IIII.. 1350 obo. Wllh Rlgi. C all..........4741451 191—Building M aterials ALL STEEL BUILOINOS at dealer Invoice. 3400 lo 50.000 sq II. Call 407 711 t i l l collect 193—La w n & G a rd e n 195—M achinery/Tools ■ TABLE SAW* Black A Decker, I Ihch. US ________Call, 313 5133 HI TECH C AR EER S • ELECTRONICS • COMPUTERS • OFFICE AUTOMATION Job Placement 199—Pels & Supplies" BEAOLE MIXED- Cutel Shall, wormed, good hunting slock, USeech Cell 341 SU3________ DOBIE SHEPHERD PUPS To good homes only I ________ Call 344-3014_________ • DOG HOUSE* Shingle rool, bunt up lloor. Can deliver. US Call M3 1153 • FREE KITTENS* To good homes pleas*I Call __________ 333 t i l l __________ • NORWEOIAN ELK HOUND* 3 yr. old male. Good wllh kids, needs room to rui. To good home only I US. Cell Jamas al 333 3103. Aflar 4PM. Have message and phone number. Financial Aid For Those Who Quality C A L L T O D A Y ... Systems Tech Institute 331-2840 915 E. Samoran Bird., Css»*lb*rry TRAIN TO BE A PROFESSIONAL •SECRETARY SECJRECEPTIONIST F L , 200— Registered Pets • E X E C U T IV E S E C R E T A R Y .i^B| peoples PIpTWilr Cut* Chines# 'wTeMV Slier-Pal AwWrlnklad Red lawn lama la A Black sable mala. 3S3-4W Slurl Locally, Full'llirwf part lima. Loam word processing and ralaled secretarial skills. Home Study and Resident Training. Nal'I. head­ quarters, Pompano Bch., FL • FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE • JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE Auction every Thia-sday 7 PM WE BUY ESTATES! Antique Mall Space Available License IAB 347 AU447 Hwy 44........................ 333 3Wt 215—Boats and Accessories FIBERGLASS BOAT till, with trailer. 1300. call 31MI71 TRI HULL BOWRIDER 70’, US Johnson, super condl lion! Makeanollerl 371 0154 78 CMC HIGH LIFT 1981 FORD SW 110.000 good running cond ________ Call 371 7W4_________ HOT DOG CART AMC MOTOR 304 V I. runswetll t i l l ___________ 371 4311___________ eCAMPER SHELL* While aluminum, tor any smalt, long bed pick up 173'Oiler. For details 345 7004 CHEVY High Performance 350 Engine complete. llOOOor best oiler. Call Lea.......... 173 3517 FORD 7.000 rebuilt motor, itock. first WOO lakes. Phone Jon alter 3PM........... 333-7114 *'74 CHRYSLER CORDOBA# FOR PARTS 1100 Call 1730154 Stainless steel, cicelltnl con ditlon, 11.000 1 311 1441 HOUSE PLANTS For Horn* or Office, It lo 111 Call 131 M74 • JALOUSIE WINDOW* Aluminum, two horitonlal •dlusllble panes In a 70 In. x 33 In. x 7 in. window suitable lor mounting In door or wall of mobile home or Florida room 111 or best oiler 373 1147 • METALOARAGE DOOR* Roll up style. Hardware, cables, ale Included 110 Call 171 7700 • MOVIE CAMERA* Super ■ mm Bell A Howell wllh projector, screen and splicer Like new. 175 or best oiler. Call 377 1034___________ Fiberglass boat only, 1115 Call 373 5417 1985 CHAPARRAL II II. open bow. 140 HP Mercury 10 w/cover and trailer.. -ODays.....4410154 Eves..................... ..... 311 4714 217—G a ra g e Sales "GENEVA COUNTRY DAY” Sponsored by Geneve Ele­ mentary PTA. Cralti, Garagt Sal*. A Baked Goods! Sal., April IStb. beginning al 1AM. Only tit lo rent YOUR spacel ________ Call 3411111_________ 150 Cenltr Rd. Sanlord To person who bought the cemnt bench the weekend ot March 11th A 11th. pleaseconlacl me. (was keepsake, not lo be sold) I will buy back lor double. _________ Call 333 301_________ 1113 S. Sanlord Av*., Set. A Sun., 1AM until 1PM Lot o| qenerel Hems! Bargains! NEED CREDIT? 11,000 credit card Regardless ol credit history Dlvorce/bad credil/bankruplcy. You can begin or re establish credit Phone Now. 407 711 M il THE HART SCHOOL SOAR TO NEW HEIGHTS! TRAIN TO BE A PROFESSIONAL . TRAVEL AGENT • TOUR GUIDE • AIRLINE RESERVATIONS Full "time or pari lime. W e train on live airline computeri. Home study and resident training Financial aid available. Jo b placement assistance National Head­ quarters Pompano Beach,* FL. * M n r r A M Afratlw AVISO 235—T ru c k s / B u s e s /V a n s CHEVY BONANZA <*t TON 1171, short bid, txci l l i nl cond,, S« critic! U l t l 77H I 54 FORD CURRIOR PICK UP 11M, Runs good I Custom wood bed I Cheap on gasl Great tor werkl FIRST S401 TAKES ITI Call 574 1344 alter 4PM FORD F 150 XLT NOCREDIT??? STARCK CONSOLE PIANO Pican, txctllenl condition. Appraised at si.coo. u.ooo Hrm.Call................. 311 i m 223—Miscellaneous • COBRA " I f PLUS" CB# Comes with llghler plug In, K-40 anlenne wllh magna mount, endtxlerna speaker i m llrm..... 333-1315 COLOR QUASAR TV I I" Rimoti and cable ready Llkenewl.........„ ........... 5150 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Smllh/Carona. 100 work mtmory.arase............... t i l l TABLE A 3 CHAIRS.........US COAT/HAT STAND......... 115 Call 331 30411AM to 3PM • CRAFT SUPPLIES* One box ol miscellaneous craft Items. IS Call 330 1703 Double nick, stands, paper cut ler, tag gun, gilt certificates, layaway lags, waterfalls. Its sue paper and morel Call 331-4410or 313 74S7 6411434 IWl, Auto., Power steering A brakes, asking 11100 Can be seen al 701 Cornwall Rd., Sanlord. For details call: 17140101AM to 5PM ~ BAHIA PASTURE OROUND WANTED lor sod harvasllng, 1300 lo WOO per acre depend Ingonqualltyl Pleesecall: 401-574 111I days 407 574 374) avertingi CHICKS, DUCKLINGS AND OUAIL, Day aid and started, 33claU.ll........CALL 313*034 4WHITE DUCKS -15 each. 4 WHITE OEE1E-f it tech. VARIOUS CHICKENS-Uaach. Call 311*014_________ • CREDIT PROBLEMS? • N O N -P R O V A B LE INCOME? transmissions............. 3714434 WE PAY TOP I I lor wrecktd cars/lrucks We Sell guaran teed used parti. AA AUTO SALVAOE Ol D# Bary.,441 4407 HOME OWNER LOANS 239—Motorcycles and Bikes_____ $3,000-1250,000 Low Month1/ Payments No Application Fee 1171, Asking ISO0 Call 131 0731 or 574 1714 alter 6PM YAMAHA. 400 Special. 1111 Exc. condllionl 7.100 milts, garage kepi, WOO or trade tor • Refinancing • Otto CaraoMskon • Hon* knprauamanl • Ckick Closhg | • Invetimsna • No tocom* Check • W* fk.Y Mangxgas • Any P*pea ^ruckjjrcar^^JJlMisl^^ 48 Hour Preliminary Approval By Phone 241—Recreational Vehicles / Cam pers (407)260-62161 iRVWHEEL* 700 13 New! Complete with cover and carrying bracket _______ M3 Call 3774141_______ Adroit Financial Services WELLINGTON PARK MODEL JE R R Y DROSS 500 E . HWY. 436 CaitBlbBrry, F L 32707 1104, 35X14 wllh Fla. room. Cen. H/A, all electric appll ancei............. priced 171.000 Call owner 371 4570 Twelve 04ks Resert UC. MORTGAGE BROKER WIDOW MUST SELL IH4 Catalina Motor Home. 11 It., tow miles, fully sail con lalned.......177 7475alter 4PM ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 1111. Gny /Bl ec k. 70,000 mitis. Take over lease W7174 plus tax........... Call 141 1S30 1174 Gnmlin. good condition wi t h ma ny new par t s . 1450/oltef........... ...... 130 3331 U PLYMOUTH Reliant 4 dr.. 4 cyl. auto. Air. Wire Wheels, new tires, 1300dn..... 1114 mo. WTBI RD WOO dn.... 1704 mo 44 MERCURY TOPAZ U00 dn........................... 1134 mo. Wholesaler 111-MII ar 113-1411 I f I I I I I I I ;i i i i i i i i Eddla Bauer, clean and loaded 110.000CaM 331 3316 AIR CONDITION RI-CHAROI 1986 FORD BRONCO II Eddie Bauer custom 4X4. auto, rad A beige. 110.500 ________ Call 331 514_________ INCLUDES: Leak Check Syitam Diagnosis And up T « 1 th. Faron WITH COUPON L ip in 4 341 1986 Fold Ran(tr XL Cars A Small Tracks Only + Tax CALL f OH AH APPOINTMENT 321*1404 With topper, axcellent condl tlon 15.300 ............. 311 1114 •1987 S-10 Pick Up Fully loaded. U auto, 1SOO Take over payments. 313-4744 or 141-1411... attor 3PM "■mirjl jr* n r s a l e s a s e h v ic e I l i l t French Av*. J. r o p l ' - v y 1 l i f t Ni l ) i ttt^.ujw ai ttwau N l( N< -i l im>$ I or Ldigf Ampin .)*• * Nig 1MUCKS i j_ : > 4 CYLINDER ( N O ( HE (JIT Jjl O W C H E U l t yV I K i rj A 7JI I W i i A HI W O U L D O F W H I ELS 1 t I M , Wf ii )|) 2 0 0 00 O F F VANS IN S T A N I C R ED IT H O T l IN F . . BIB.BO . B IB .10 B CYLINDER............................ . . S4B.S0 (tnctodn: Cheno* Fkr** S tat TtaUnW C??niSTOCRAT c^ M o t o r £?a r s l L SIM A OAIAM QW OX Atm * WJgOM . illi sO XLXH V*.. **W mwTv. tie 1>V» vrn’vH em -r O tn INCLUDES flLTU A PAR, GASKET, FLUID. MOST CAM A TRUCKS ATTENTION 211—A n tiq u e s / Collectibles F O R D BRIDGES ANTIQUE MALL L I N C O L N M O W W - t*H * DISCOVER... J DISCOVER... Guotonlted tot repair) In ■tiling. My lire lifetime ServKt Guoronfe* II you ever need lo hart your fold. Metfury. Lincolnor ford Light Truck fued. you pay one*, ond I'll guaranis* that, if the coveted port ever hot to be liitd ogom. I'll In tl Itc*. free portt. free labor. Loth at long ot you own your vehicle No motttr ■her* or when you bought it. Cortrt Ihoutandi ol porh My lie* Lifetime Service Guarantee No* no on* else bocki you U< I do HurryInfor deloiitl Ask tn for a free copy ol the Guarantee, KBj l SEM NOLE FORD l SANFORD FL. S fR V O HOURS Moo fri 7 300. Sat 1 a CHANGE | j s p e c ia l InektdBB: -----S Oft. el ----------‘ S te U j Motor Oil, Lube A Filter G O O D Y E A R OUR LOW RATES $34.00 PER HAT RATI HOURI Lifetime Service Guarantee. FLORIDA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Tu I 4 A U 0|l | CLOUSE C A R C A Itfc m E R s INC. 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JUNK A WRECKEO CARS/ TRUCKS Running or not Wi also sell good used motors A A N N O U N I ING OU R F O R S A N F O R D A R E A RESIDENTS Lake Kathryn Plaza - Kip O u t T h is A h 238—Vehicles W anted 1985 FORD BRONCO II Must selll 4 cyl.. 4 spd. U50. Call Tom. 373 761ft alter 4PM 'U NISSAN Centra - 5 speed, air. new radial tires, clean, 1750dn , approx. 1170mo C O M P U T E R A P P L IC A T IO N S S P E C IA L IS T C A LL N O W - JUNK VEHICLES Junk vihlclei lowed away It* * Top dollar paid tor salvageable car* and trucks Contact Chuck or Donna Junkyard Dog Auto Scrapping 444 4011 Call Anytime 5X17 utility trailer, WOO till trailer..........1500 SX10utility Billy Goat lawn vacuum 1700 _______ Call 377 0713_________ SEMINOLE FORD SERVICE DEPARTMENT! • COM PUTER KEYBOARDING • M ICR O C OM PUTER SYSTEMS • BASIC P R O G R AM M IN G • LOTUS 123* • W O RD PERFECT* WANTED, DEAD OR ALIVE! Over 40 Truck!, Vans 4, 4X4’s Buy here - Pay here 1.....131-1007 1976 FORD PINTO i i 1 1 i'i 1111 n r I 237—T ra c to rs and T ra ile rs J un k C a r s . M e t e r s , A Transmissions Removed Free 1........ 7771171 alter 4PM JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHARGE ___________ 173 1177___________ CM 400 HONDA i n ; s u z u k i s a m a r i . 5 spud. excellent condition. Red wllh soli lop . 30,000 miles wllh 6 year protection plan. Take up peymentsi Call......... 371 7441 IS Toyoll Cresslda limited edl lion. Immaculate condition. 110,115...................... 373 4741 FORD TAURUS L M. 4 DR., aulo/air/crulse. 4 cyl. 13 MPG, 15 000 131 4771/111 7434 AS LOW AS UM DOWN I BUY HEREII.....PAYHEREII TRUCK WORLD (CARS A TRUCKS) 1ST ST. A ELM. SANFORD 331-4107 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION EVERY WED. NIGHT 7:10PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 13, Daytona Beach ________ W i l l 1311_________ IH4 FORD FAIRLANE* 1 dr.. 4 cyl., 1 Spd. stick, good condi­ tion. 11,000 Call after 5PM 87 M nd l 8 2200 P.U. longbed w/llner,AC. AM FM. PB. 30.000 miles U.K»/olfer Call WO 1475 234— Im p o rt Cars and Trucks 2 3 1 -C a r s Open Monday Saturday, ID S Hwy 44, Us miles E. ol I 4 Sanlord.................... 373 1101 Antiques. Glassware Furniture A Collectibles Auctions on Thun, al 7pm 1 -8 0 0 -4 3 2 -3 0 0 4 233—A u to P a rts / Acce sso ries___ 34 ft., pump A filler A all accesorles. 1700.... ..171-4411 •VACUUMCLEANER* Eureka Upright, excellenl condition U l 111 1715 t i l Aluminum Cenv.Ntwspeper Non-Ferrous Metals.........Class KOKOMO....................313 11W WANTED: Good used lurnlture andanllquei CASH PAID. 333 1406 203—Livestock and P o u ltry r h v t c i ce* to* rtonuiohM uuctMmi X M W k w rM O TRAVIL SCHOOl 3 Or . AC. AM FM Stereo. Gr eat Condllionl 11,500 or/otter Call 131-UOt Harsa Stalls lor rant, US. Pasture only, US. South San lord area Call 330 3«SI 1 -8 0 0 -4 3 2 -3 0 0 4 A merieanCareer 'J'rraining 1981 PONTIAC SWIMMING POOL GREYHOUND PUPS Out ol BJ's Justin and Nicky Finn. Call 401 IMW Olaller* 201—Horses Gels good mileage, great condllionl 11,500. Call 371 1301 • STA RITE POOL PUMP* *s H P Exeillenl condition M3.................... Call 377 7114 eCORNET* Bundy, made by Selmer. Good condition MS. Can 333 3114 243—Ju n k Cars 1171 TRANS AM. 4 spd . runs good but needs body work. im / Otter.....771-4141________ 15 Ft. Bow Rider 222—M usical M erchandise 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B use s/ Vans 2 3 1 -C a r s Flat bed utility Iralltr, *100; mitt bikes A bile parts; cb base antenna parts; utility desk) Panasonic stereo re celver; mobile CB'S; 3 Pick up truck wide tires, doghouse Moving, must sell. 333 4W • HAIR DRYERCHAIR* [ Excel l ent condition, manufactured by Swill. 150. Call Flor (Designer’s Den) _________ Ml owo •HANDTRUCK* Drumn Barrelldally. Costing new Will sacrlllcetor 150 ________ Call 333 104 219—W anted to Buy "•LA R G E OAKTREEe Beaulllul, you mow! 115. Call __________ 373 3544___________ • PLOW ATTACHMENT* Suitable lor small gardan tractor. 150 Call 113 1403 T H E PROGRAM FO R SU C C ESS!!! 223—Miscellaneous 213—Auctions___ On M0.M Regular Price WHEEL ALIGNMENT M W w T IB I* ■*. tww s fL ***w reeltueaai ..J TO ADVERTISE ON THIS COUPON SPECIAL C O N TA C T JOHN BASARA ^ J ^ | I Classified Advertising Sales - 322-2411 I -------------------------------------------------J C L IP ’N ’S A V E ^ s ^ �10ft — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1969 BAIRDRAY NISSAN A U T O M O T IV E D IV IS IO N NEW 89 HARDBODY TRUCK NEW 89 STANZA E A U TO M A TIC TRANSMISSION 88 NISSAN SENTRA NEW BASS B O AT 86 FORD BRO NCO II NEW P O N TO O N NEW BO W RIDER NEW 89 SENTRA 4 DOOR 83 G M C TRUCK FULL SIZE 1500________ v-e. TRAILER, TILT ft TRIM 20' WITH 30 HP NISSAN M OTOR ft TRAILER 86 BUICK LA SABRE 87 TROPIC TRAVELER AUTOM ATIC CHEVY COACH CONVERSION 1977 CORVETTE SPECIAL * 6 , 9 9 5 LOZ, AUTOM ATIC. LEATHER 15.000 MILES. LOADED 85 M U S TA N G G T CONVERTIBLE 88 NISSAN PULSAR 84 FORD ESCORT AUTO., LT. BEIGE METALIC, T-TOPS RED, ALL POWER, 5 SPEED N IS S A N DO M ESTIC AUTO., TILT, CRUISE, 30,000 MILES M I D - M O N T H SPORTS 88 D O D G E C A R A V A N SE 86 BUICK CENTURY W A G O N 87 NISSAN SWB 6 Spd., Air. Cassette ....................... 86 BUICK LASABRE 85 NISSAN S.W.B. 29.000 Miles. On* Owner........................ , 86 P O N TIA C SUNBIRD *4295 Ah. 35 K....................................... 86 FORD B R O N C O II XLT 88 CH EV Y BLAZER All Powers..................................... . 1 0 ,9 9 5 *9995 Auto. Air. 7.600 MHm....................... j 87 JEEP CHEROKEE CHIEF 4«4. Auto. 4 0 liter. 3*. Hitch Platform . .. j $ 86 300 ZX « Auto. Red.T-tops .............................. * 85 M ERC. G R AN D MARQUIS V 8. 2 Or................. .......................... 87 IR O C C A M A R O ..... * 6 9 9 5 Red/Whlte. 4i4. V6. Auto. All Powers...... * IS. Leather. 44.000 MIIm ........................ CARS Ttops. Power Everyttlng...................... 61. CONVfRTBU.................................... j C A R * 1 3 ,9 9 5 loaded. 13.000 Maes v -6 .................................. d V-6. Roof Rock. Summon Coming.............. 85 BUICK REGAL LIMITED U S E D TRUCKS 68 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 87 BUICK REGAL 86 NISSAN 4x4 + T a x , T a g , F e e s , D e a le r-F a c to ry Installed O p tio n s B A I R D - R A Y 12.000 Miles. Signahie. Sun Roof.......... 88 BUICK SKYHAWK * 1 3 ,9 9 5 87 T O Y O TA DLX *7495 85 NISSAN 300ZX 89 FORD PROBE $1 S1 87 S C IR O C C O 16 Valve, Sunroof. Red Race Car............. 88 NISSAN SENTRA SPT CPE Auto.. Air. Red. LowMiles....................... 87 NISSAN PULSAR Ttops. Auto.. Cassette. While ................. C L E A R A N C E OTHER IMPORTS 87 T O Y O TA C A M R Y LE * 1 1 ,9 9 5 Auto.. Loaded. 16.000 Milas.......... 86 H O N D A A C C O R D Auto. Nice Car, LX.................... 86 NISSAN M AXIM A * 1 0 ,7 7 5 4 Dr . G l.............................. .. * 1 0 ,9 9 5 8 6 Vj T O Y O TA SUPRA Auto. loaded ... ............. .... * 1 4 ,9 9 5 88 NISSAN SENTRA 4 Dr. Auto................................ 84 NISSAN SENTRA 2 Dr . 6Spd.PS. P8..................... 87 M AZDA 323 LX Auto. Air. Cassette. 17.000 Miles BOATS, MOTORS & TRAILERS 14' SOW RIDER IN STOCKI1' _ R 8 8 S « ? » . 5 * r . .............. * 8 9 9 5 ° ° 14* FISH 6 SKI BOAT __________ _ JOHP Nhson Mosa. Troaer ft Trot Mota $ 0 4 0 ROO 5 YearWorronfy...................................... 16’ ALUMINUM BASS BOAT # 30 fftssan Motor. Tralar ft ffft70fft0° 16’ ALUMINUM BASS BOAT ^ 50 HP Nssan Mofa. Trator ft I A 3 0 S 30 6 Year Warranty.............................................. 24 PONTOC is b a s s b o 15 BASS BO ? £ !S g 3 g * *8398°° K S S T .f 16995°° aji 16’ BASS BOAT COW tassan Motor, ha ft Trim. ^ 0 4 9 5 °° Trot Motor. TioRer. SYear Wananty....................... 15' FISH 8l SKI BOAT ..........................* 8 7 9 5 ° ° 1 »' CENTER CONSOLE ________ ___ *7998°° iT T lv Ii 4 m, 16’ J O N BO AT o ifi *8495°° 7.5 HP MOTOR. TROLLING MOTOR, ft TRAIUR 15 BOW RID *7998°° NISSAN MEL c £ !£ E £ i£ £ Se habla Esparto! 4444 Hwy. 17-92 •Longwood 2 Ml. North of Hwy. 434 MARCH S USED BOATS 831-1318 *1395°° *8995 *3995 *7775 �I I INSIDE: ■ Com ics, Page 6C ■ Television, Page 7C ■ Education, Page 8C P e o p le H e r IN BRIEF g r a d i n g Robert Jonae Tw o close to National Merit OVIEDO — Two seniors at Oviedo High School have gone from the stutus of scmiflnallst to finalist In the National Merit Scholarship Program. Willem “ Alex" Daman, son of Willem and Barbara Daman of Winter Springs, has a resume that Includes winning the school's P.R.I.D.E. award In writing and winning the Voice of Democracy writing contest. Robert Jones, son of Roy C. Jr. and Judith Jones of Oviedo. Is the treasurer of the school's Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society. He also won Presidential Scholarship Awards from the University of Alabama and Clcmson Univer­ sity. and won the Capstone Honors Program Scholarship from the University of Alabama. Neither student has determined which college he will attend. Selection of sonic 6.100 Merit Scholarship winners from among 14,000 flnullsts Is un­ derway. Scholarship offers will be mailed to winners during March and April. I S H S senior is pageant finalist SANFORD — Crlsty Lynn Pate of Sanford has been named a finalist In the 18th annual Miss Florida National Teen-Ager Pageant, to be held at the Radlsson Hotel In Orlando on April 28-30. The daughter of Larry C. and Linda Pate. Cristy.'*18. will be r e p r e s e n t i n g Sanford In the pag­ eant. The Seminole High School Bcnlor was reigned ns Miss SHS Critly Pat# In the 1987-88 school year. She enjoys horseback riding, singing and cheerleading. The state pageant winner will receive a $1,000 savings bond, plus n scholarship and other prizes. i n i s t e r s t o By VICKI DoSORMISR Herald staff writer D IS TIN C TIO N S Willem Daman m n ____l a § 4h A k . T H n f f t W l n w w B y | m a n y v a a ,v i u Beatrice Norton jots encouraging notes on the tests she grades for Good Nows'Jail and Prison Ministries. SANFORD — Beatrice Norton Is going strong at 72. Until recently, she spent nearly 14 hours a week grading and recording test results from a prisoners' Bible course. The course Is voluntary, given to prisoners In the Seminole County Jail as part of the Good News Jail and Prison Ministries. And Norton's time Is volunteered. In fact, her work with an average of 12,899 tests annually has earned her the honor of being named the ministry's Volunteer of the Year. " I ’m real happy to have gotten the award, but It’s not Just me." Norton Is quick to say. “ There were people who helped me with grading." In addition to her part-time Job In the mall room of Sanford's International Headquarters of the New Tribes Mission (unrelated to Good News Ministries), her volunteer hours kept her days full. Almost too full. Norton has been a part of the Good News Jail and Prison Ministries for nearly a decade. She recently resigned her position as chief grader to devote more time to her other activities. Including knitting, sewing, crocheting and a trio of granddaughters. She said she plans to remain with the ministry os a grader, but she has left the record-keeping responsibilities to someone else. "It was a lot of paper work." she said. "I loved the grading, but the time that's consumed by the record keeping wus getting to be too much." She and her husband. Dale, lived for many years In the cold of Minnesota before he retired from a career with IBM. They decided to spend their golden years with a son who had settled In Louisiana. It was a warm climate and there would be faintly nearby. p r i s o n e r s "But then the New Tribes Mission called and asked Dale If he’d come to their new head­ quarters and help them set up their eompuler system." Norton said. When they were younger, the Nortons had been Involved with New Tribes Mission, a non-dcnomlnatlonal Protestant ministry that travels to remote areas of the world tcarhlng the gospel to the natives. "That's how wcgol to Sanford." Norton said. After settling In Sanford, she got involved with the Jail ministry through friends at her church. Sanford Bible Church, who previously had been chief graders. While Norton doesn't visit prisoners herself, she feels she Is helping the Inmates find spiritual comfort. "On each test. I write comments on how they're coming along and encouraging them to keep up the good work." she said. She said she usually has no Idea for what crime the Inmates arc Incarcerated. Sometimes an Inmate, comforted by her words of encourage­ ment, will write a note lo her explaining his situation, but Norton said everything between herself and the prisoners Is strictly anonymous. As chief grader, she was required to grade papers, record test scores from those and tests graded by others, and Issue certificates for each level of course completion. " I ’m 72 years old." she said, "I'd like to devote some more time to my personal projects. But thul d o e s n 't m ean I'm le a v in g th e p ris o n ministries...Just cutting back my hours." Norton hasn't yet made 8|>eelfle plans lor the extra free time she’ll have, but she said there'll be few empty minutes to fill. "I've got plenty to do." she said. "I won't be bored." ‘Doo Wah Diddy’ dancing was the cat’s meow By DORIS DIETRICH Herald correspondent LAKE MARY - Dancers of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Scmluole traded their ballet slippers and tutus for Oxfords, crinolines and poodle skirts ut the guild's annual perfor­ mance, "Doo Wah Diddy." this past weekend when they performed In three bIiows at Lake Mary High School. But ballet buffs were not entirely left out. Some Bcrlous classical ballet was featured during rehearsal Tor n big community production at the play's dance studio. Those who didn't attend missed a good show that wus rocking 'n* rolling with action and activity. "Doo Wall" opened on the Starlltc Drlvc-In with the gang dnnclng to "Rock Around the Clock," and ended with a finale that com­ manded a standing ovation. A cast of 80. Including 42 BGS company dancers, kept the cute Utile production hopping on stage. The fast-moving story centered on a group of really good kids whose hearts belonged to dancing when they weren't goofing off at the Starlltc Drive-In. There, the groovy Jivin' Jack, played by Bob Meyers, broadens! the goings-on from his radio shack high above the ac(Ion-packed rcstaqrant parking lot. Jivin' Jack tells the radio audience "about the mlxcd-up bunch who are out to lunch." The scenario goes like this: Biff—a football hero, tennis ace, baseball wlilz and track team star—played by Church Pastore. Is another Astalre-Kelly-Travolta rolled Into one. And he's Just wild about Muffy, played by Heather Hoffman, a very rich teen-ager whose stuffy and doling parents arc portrayed by Sundy Orwlg and Ed Korgan. • The drive-in crowd Is also re­ hearsing for a big production at Rudolph Cavortskl's Dance Studio. Mr. Cavortskl. played by David HaraM Photo kyMskAitortch Mulfy (Heather Holfman) wows the guys who hang out at tho Starllto Drive-In. Scott, principal of Longwood Ele­ mentary School. Is a Russian danccmastcr who defected to the Untied States tn the early '50s. He's the self-ap poin ted am bassador o f culture In America. While he may be a muster ul dancing. Ills English Is extremely limited. Constantly Interrupting rehears­ als Is Mrs. Singer, (he studio seamstress, who lilts around fling□ Bee Diddy. Page 2C Rotary Club chooses scholar LAKE MARV — Zachary Wuyne Dunbar of Luke Mary has been selected as 1989-90 Rotary Foundation Scholar for the Rotary Club of Lake Mary’. A 1980 gruduute of Seminole High and a 1984 graduate o f Rollins College In Winter Park. Dunbar will study at the Uni­ versity of Toronto In Canada for one aca­ demic year. The Rotary schol­ arship provides for round-trip transjiortatlon between the recipient's home und place of study, ull school costs, und limited educational travel during the study year. Dunbar, son of Cynlhlu Backstrom of Vcro Beach. Is to receive u master's In music from Yale University In New Haven. Conn.. In May. In 1984. he was designated the outstanding senior In the expressive arts ut Rollins College. He ulso has performed us guest soloist with the Florida Symphony Orchestra und has tuughl music ul Luke Mary High School and Rollins College. 4-year*old set for pageant Amy Luiu Ik t I Johnson, duughter of Martin Johnson of Sanlord und Denise King of Dellona. has been selected to compete In the Miss Junior A m erica Pagean t, scheduled for April 8 at the Airport Mar­ riott In Orlando. The 4-year-old also is the granddaughter of J ua n Itu S . Johnson of Sanford. Selected In the top 15 p e r c e n t o f entrants throughout Florida In her uge group 14 to 7 years). Amy was one of 50 children chosen for Ahiy Johnson ihc televised national finals Her Interests Include Mlcliacl Jackson songs and videos, and tier Barbie collection i ky k k s Hokkocs Burned palmetto leaves pave a path to the mobile home that a fire could have claimed. Hw M Wm S k| B in , HoaUwo Sylvia Bodison Bodison gets boost to rank of lieutenant ByMARVA HAWKINS Herald correspondent SANFORD - Congratula- I tlons lo Sylvia Bodison on her promotion to the rank of lieutenant on March 7. Bodison has been employed for eigh t yeurs w lili the Seminole County Sheriff De­ partment at the Seminole County Correctional Facility in Sanford. A native of Sanford who graduated from Sem inole County schools. Bodison Is a dedicated worker und enjoys her work She ulso Is artlve In tier community. She is a member of New Bel hr I Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford, works on the education com­ m u t e r o f th e Im p ro v e d See Bodison. Page 7C Quick thinking helps save home from fire ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Tem­ peratures were In the low 80s on Frb. 28 when Jerry Lowery finished his day's work ul Lake Brantley High School. Altamonte Springs, and treaded for home. Lowery was driving on Slate Road 46 toward the Wektva River Estates area In eastern Lake County when, about about 4:10 p.m.. lie saw a fan of smoke rising from tils destina­ tion Turning down Weklva River Road, the business malh teacher saw a biush fur. only a half mile from his home. Lowery watched as the fire, feed­ ing on dry trees In low humidity, crossed Weklva River Road from open pasture lo a housing area. Ed Spann, division chief for I-ake County Fire Department, said the fire wouldn't have been anything more than an average fire, except ili.ii (lie wind lurnrd. "Il Jusl happened that there were houses In Its direct path. The wind turned and slartrd toward the east, toward the houses." Spann said QUIKT HEROES B R IA N HEDBERG Lowery's concern centered on Ihc mobile home nearest the fire, at the comer of Weklva River Road and Wacaasa Trail, lie didn't know who lived there, but be found oul they weren't home. He knew the fire extinguisher In his trunk was useless lie grabbed a shovel, which also proved useless against the large blaze. Then be found a garden hose in the yard and watered down the house as beat he could. A shed 10-15 yards from Lowery on the p ro p e rty s h e lte re d a motorcycle, a rider and furl tanks. As the fire reached tt. the sired Jerry Lowery lives In the same wooded area where a neighbor's home was nearly incinerated. exploded. U nharm ed und u n d etrrred . Lowery begun clearing away what surrounded the house. In removing a bamboo fence around the home lhat was burning, lie saw that II sheltered what lie Ihoughi lo Im- a propane lank. Ills heart skipped a beat to see flames were licking about (he tank, which tic taler discovered did nol bold propane. A young house siller trad come oul lire home and was trying lo gel Lowerv to rescue ihe lumlly's fenced-ln dogs Lowerv- braved the "Beware of l)og" sign and tried lo free Ifie dogs, who were too |m trilled of lire fire to budge. As the heat anil smoke were ta k in g th eir lo ll on L o w ery, firefighters arrived on lire scene Coughing with sore lungs, laiwery looked on as lire llrellgliirrs hosed down Ihr area and extinguished ttic* flames. Tractor plowers rut a firebreak to effectively seal oil rite fire. [ See Hero. Page 3C �SC — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 1tt, 1989 Bridal parties are in full swing EM W endy Walker and Nela Parson t . Walker-Parson SANFORD - Mr. and Mrs. Richard TenEyck or Sanford announce the engagement of their daughter, Wendy Leigh W alker o f DeLand, to Nela Alanson Parson o f Cross Creek, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kenneth Parson of DeLand. Bom In Fort Lauderdale, the b rid e-elect Is the m aternal granddaughter of Mrs. Bennie F. Mills and the late Mr. Mills of Sanford. Miss Walker Is a 1076 gradu­ ate of Seminole High School In Sanford. In 1080, she received a bachelor o f arts degree from Stetson University In ;DeLand. After employment In the field or typography, she Is pursuing a master’s degree In elementary education at Stetson University. Her fiance, bom In Alexandria. Va.. Is the matcral grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alanson Moreman o f DeLand. Parson, a 1975 graduate of DeLand . High School, received an associate o f science degree In park technology from Lake City Community College In 1977. He Is employed by the Florida Park Service. Department o f Natural Resources, as park manager at the Marjorie Ktnnan Rawlings State Historic Site at Cross Creek. The wedding Is set for mid June at the home or Marjorie Ktnnan Rawlings In Cross Creek. In one scene, the Baby Swans, It's the season for brides and a ttire d In w h ite reoth ers. bridal purlk-s. Sulurdny. Tracey couldn’t seem to gel their, act Reed wus Ihc guest of honor al a SANFORD together In ihc eyes of ihc bridal luncheon al Ihc home of articulate Instructor. Rudolph Denise Swain. Assisting Dcnlsc Cavortskl. Their mothers came ns co-hostesses were her sisters. to the rescue In a segment, ’ ’Try Mary Joyce Bateman and Ilcryle DORIS Dynl. This. Darling." DIETRICH ft Like The bride-elect is the daughter Dancing to roles of Mother of Norma Reed and Ihc Inle Swans were: M ayor B cltyc Eddie Rccd. Her (lance. Sam Smith. Pal Beers. Joyce Morris. Grifnih, Is the son of Mr. and Fonda Nobles. Martha Orwlg. baby pink carnations. Mrs. William OrllTllh Jr. Donna Pastore, Theresa Smolko. The hostesses served a straw­ Susan Orwlg Taylor. Brandy The wedding will be an event berry cake decorated In pink and Twlllcager and Linda Zcm. or April 8. at the First United w h it e , a s s o r te d lin g e r Methodist Church. The hostesses presented the sandwiches, cranberry punch, New shuffleboard officers honorce with u corsage and a coffee.' nuts and mints to 27 Sanford Shuffleboard and place B eltin g o f china In her gucsls. Tourist Club met for a potluck registered pattern. dinner on March 7 with 55 Two full-sized tables were set Pre-nupllnl reception member* In attendance. Friends o f Ture Larson and his up In the spacious dining room Following the business meet­ where Ihc gucsls were served fiancee. Lin Howard, are Invited ing. election of officers was held chicken salad, fresh fruit, broc­ with Karl Berg elected president coli casserole, coffee or tea. and from 2-4 p.m.. In fellowship hall for the fifth consecutive term. of Ihc First Presbyterian Church. brownies. O th e r o ffic e r s a rc: Earl The couple will be married on Gregory, vice president; Ann Joining the hostesses and gueBts o f honor were: her April 22. at the Oakland Pre­ Harpfer, secretary; and Mary m oth er: her s is te r, L e s lie sbyterian Church. Winter Park. Boyer, who has begun her 10th W elm er: and her m aternal year as treasurer. grandmother. Nell Whlttcrn. ‘Doo Wah Dlddy' trivia Tom Hopkins Is the court Also attending were: Joyce During the 21 years that Ballet manager, while Edith McCann Is Brocr, Berlle Brough, Emily Guild of Suiifurd-Scmlnule has assistant court manager, mark­ Griffith. Cathy Brown. Melissa been chartered as a performing ing a flrtt time a woman has Griffith. Helen Qulgglc, Lois dance company, moms, dads held this position In the club’s Gllsson. Jamie Hart. Kim Serried and even football players have history. and Sybil Hoffon. been recruited to train as sup­ The board o f directors In­ porting dancers. c lu d e s : B ill L in d . W ilm a Keeling gets a shower This year’s annual concert, Hopkins. Dorothy Berg. Bob Kristina Jane "K risty" Keeling “ Doo Wah Dlddy." was no dif­ Forwood and Walter DcBryunc. The monthly birthday party was honored recently at a mis­ ferent. About 40 guest perform­ cellaneous bridal shower at the ers joined the regulars. was held March 14. The club Photographer Bob Orwlg had w as d e c o ra te d In the St. home or Betty Jack. Co-hostcss problems trying to focus his eyes Patrick’s Day motif. Following was Dora Lee Russell. Kristy, daughter o f Wayne and and camera on his wife and two the serving of Ice cream and Linda Keeling, will become the daughters, who were on stage at cake, members played bingo. bride of Brett R. Marshall of the same time In one scene. The seven members honored Prior lo each performance. as March birthday celebrants Altamonte Springs, son of Dr. ’ Bryne Marshall and Mary Jane Kim Sullivan, president o f the were: Peggy Sigm on. Betty Cooper, on March 25. at the First BGS Board -of Directors, wel­ . Bagshaw. Irma Wright,. Ann comed the audience. United Methodist Church. Harpfer. Sue DeBryune, Betty Valeric Weld, presented the Obtnc and Stephen Walkc. Various shades o f pink, the bride’s chosen color, were car­ Silver Slipper Memorial Award The final business meeting of ried out In the refreshments and to Heather Hoffman for acquir­ the season will be held on April 4 decor. The hostesses’ gift to the ing the most sponsors. The at the clubhouse. bride-elect was a set of white award Is presented annually In Luncheon deemed eucceee French cookware. The hostesses memory of Walter Rye. father of Ixora Garden Club's Spring Valeric and her sister, Miriam also presented the honorce and Boutique and Luncheon attwo mothers with corsages of Wrighl. Inictcd a large crowd of shoppers and browsers with about 320 staying for lunch on March 10 at Ihc Sanford Civic Ccnier. According to Joyce Malone, the benefit netted about $2,500 to be donated to civic beautifica­ tion. Joyce credits the success ol the event lo the untiring efforts and complete cooperation of the members. “ It was an overall club effort," she said. Chairing committees were President Judy Wlrnblsh. Martha Crosslcr. Linda Schaef­ fer. Sally Rosemond. Kathy Howard, Joyce Malone and Leslie Wilbur. Banker back downtown "It’s about time Kay Gallagher came back downtown." a friend of Kay’s said In reference to the veteran banker being named manager of the new Seminole National Bank on West First Street. Congratulations arc In order to the personable banker. Pal Epting. bank president, InvitpB the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce mem­ b ersh ip to the c h a m b e r’ s Member Blender to be held at the bank, from 5:30-7 p.m. on March 23. For those who gel off work earlier, the order of the day Is "come ahead." Chip Alford was the guest “ nfo ■ speaker when the SanfordSeminole Art Association met Monday night. The talented artist gave a lecturedemonstration on “ perspective." A graduate of the University of South Florida, Chip taught In Orange County Schools for 13 years. He also has taught at Maitland Art Center and cur­ rently teaches drawing, painting and ceramics at the Winter Park Adult Vocational Center. (Doris Dittrich, retired Harald P so p ls e d ito r, Is a Sanford Harold correspondent covering the Sanford area. Phone: 3224525.) ‘Other woman’ can avoid 2nd mistake arlan Andsraon iAnders ! SANFORD - I and Mrs. : Charles Collier o f Sanford an: nounce the engagement of their ;■ daughter. Marian Anderson of .■ Santa / Sanford, to Alvin C. Cummings - o f Sanford, son o f Mr. and Mrs. «; Willie C. Cummings o f Sanford. Bom In Sanlord. the brideSelect Is the maternal grand­ d a u g h te r or Mr. and Mrs. Clifford SAndcrson o f Sanford, and the ^paternal granddaughter o f Mr. :$and Mrs. James Bradwell of ‘^Lake Monroe. :? A I960 graduate of Seminole xltlgh School In Sanford. Miss !;Anderson was vice president of >;the CBE Club and a member or £lhe Seminole Marching Band. •She graduated in 1984 from ’^Florida State U n iversity In ^Tallahassee, and will receive her < Piddy ■:Continued from Page 1C Ing her arms filled with Jew iris of colorful net os she attempts to measure the dancers for their costumes. 1 The football players, recruited from Ihc area, did some pretty fancy footwork and especially for this portion—rehearsing for the big production. It looked so easy the way Biff, MulTy and the other dancers performed. But their Intentional clumsiness brought Yhucklcs from the uudlcncc us fhey luMtJ their partners about In some hilarious dance maneu­ vers. : There’s no doubt about It. Molly and Biff only have eyes for each other—that Is. until Betty Jean (BJ.). a beautiful, but poor, dancer enters the picture. Played hy Leslie Wilbur. B.J. was bom to dance and has won a scholar­ ship to the studio. But she works ^iurd at the drlveln. including -tnopplng the floor, and uses her loop to linpruvlseasa partner. B.J. cuughl IUHs undivided intention one night when she uus working at Ihc drive-ln. 'That same night, the notorious and sleazy troublemaker. Julius the Skull IMark HofTmun). The master’s degree In 1989 from N o v a U n i v e r s i t y In F o r t Lauderdale. Currently, she is employed as a teacher at Seminole High School In Sanford. Her dance, bom In Sanford, Is th e m a te rn a l gra n d so n o f LeFomta Brewer o f Sanford. Cummings Is a 1976 graduate o f Seminole High School, where he was active In track add football. He presently attends Seminole Community College in Sanford and Is employed as a material planner for Strombcrg-CarlBon In Lake Mary. The wedding Is set for Satur­ day. March 25. at 3 p.m. at First S h ilo h M issio n a ry B a p tist Church In Sanford. DEAR ABUT: This Is In re­ sponse to “ Heartsick In IUlnols," whose husband used their bed at home to have ah alllar. She urged readers contemplating an affair lo to Ihave the decency to do It ■IBmewhere othler than their oiim tied. And "you1advised her to do everything In her power to f*g e t. I. too. am married to a man who had an affair, and during the past two years I’ve come a long way with the help of a therapist. I have learned ed imuch and would like lo pass along som e addition al advice for women who are having—or have had—affairs with married men. Even among thieves there Is a code of ethics, so If Just one 'other woman" heeds a few of these suggesUons. It will go a long way toward helping the wife " " t o forget." We human beings. Just like lower forms of animal life, have our territorial rights. The more of these ter­ ritories violated by an Intruder (another ‘woman. In this case), the harder It Is for the wife to forget. ADVICE TO OTHER WOMEN (Once the wife knows about the affair) 1. Don’t write lo the wife asking for compassion. 2. If you do write, don’ t send It to Ihe wife's place of employ­ ment. as this may be her one haven o f escape. 3. If you haven't already vio­ lated the wife's home, don't send mall there, cither. This goes for Christmas cards, loo. 4. Don't continue to attend his softball games. But If you choose lo Ignore this advice, at least don’ t sit next to his wife. Skulls and The Skullcltes. at­ 5. Don’t Join his church. of tired In black leather, made their which hts family had been active unwanted appearance at the members for many yean*. IWc restaurant. Trouble followed now no longer attend.) w hen Ju liu s made s tv c ra l 6. D o n 't m o v e In to h is passes at BJ. Biff came to the neighborhood. rescue and It didn't take long for 7. If you decide lo leave the him to notice the talented B.J. husband's workplace, don't take Later, during rehearsal at Ihc a Job where hts wife works. dance studio. Julius showed his Then, if you leave Ihe wife's fucc again and MulTy and BJ. company and return lo your staged a during, unlady like former employer. If you've re­ assault against him. forcing him quested an assignment In a to leave Ihc premises after total different department than the defeat. husband's, be big enough to All’s well that ends well, and stand by the request If manageMr. Cavoriskl's show was well meni asks you to work with him received In the community. again. Muffy wus heartbroken after losing Biff to BJ.. but. for some B O O K S B Y W IR E reason, the show ended on u MO M l D l L I V E M Y happy note. IN i S DAYS' The sup|>ortlng cast did an t H U M C O O K U O O S S TO excellent Job In the background 111 S T S T 11 l H S performing some Intricate danc­ IA U l-H W l j ; j S U 'JU in g-sh ades of the Jitterbug, bungle and rook ’n* roll. "Dou Wall Biddy” was written D E C O R A T IN G by Elsa Caskey. Linda Herod. Vulrrte Weld and Miriam Wright. D IL E M M A ? ? Sandra Orwtg assisted Weld and Wrighl with the choreography. The original musical scoring was by Caskey and Herod. forgetting that forgiveness docs not Include responsibility for your offenses, or thinking that It m eans all Is fo rg ive n and forgotten. Thank God. I don’t have to forget -about thb Violation o f my bed. but I'm still trying to forget about the above Hated vlo* lations—a ll of which happened to me. k Don't Join the fitness center where the wife has worked out for several years. 9. Don't talk with hlB children, pretending that they don't know about you. 10. Don't stand behind the w ife In the g r o c e r y sto re checkout line: busy yourself In the produce department until she has left the store. 11. Don’t kid yourself that no one al work or among your mutual friends noticed what was going on between you. 12. Don't glibly tell the wife that you have forgiven yourself, W i y -' i ?: : VV: . So. Abby, continue to advise the wives to get therapy. It helps. And. please, advise the "other women" to accept the end o f the affair—when It’s over—and lo show some sensi­ tivity to someone iiiho has been deeply hurt. She’s already been violated enough. V U C H fO lfe R G E T IN ALLENTOWN :‘-r J With Atlantic Shores Hospital tor Children and Adolescents close by, you’ re not alone. We' ran help! we area private mental healthcare facility staffed hv local professionals who care 4aboui you and vom family. Call our F A M IL Y ’.HELP LINE coiuulialfon. Help t v\ il h m s« M|( t)n i l-AM ILY H E L P LIN E I -8 0 0 -,1 4 5 -2 h 4 7 24 hour* a d:iv — 7 d a is a week Ojilt •>! (n o n , i St ^ 2 < : (MfTfo ( m J Ji 1 Viola Cartar Relatives flock to Carter’s party LONGWOOD - Viola Carter of Longwood celebrated her 87lh birthday recently at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Comptom of Sanford. About 66 of Curtcr's relatives showed up at the Mareh 5 celebration, coming In from Georgia and throughout Florida. Along with a cake for the occasion. Carter enjoyed a "world of presents and flowers" from her family members, ac­ cording to Mr. Cbniptom. Actually born on March 2. Carter has seven children. 25 g r a n d c h ild r e n . 27 g r e a t ­ g r a n d c h ild r e n and on e grea t-grru t-grand ehit d. A - •» \ / < >s/ \ . //f W - l/ A t L A f W c S H O R E S H O S P I T A L 1; " 841 Jimmy Ann Drive -Pjjppytona Beach. Rorida (9 0 4 )2 74 *5 3 ^ 3 -M om niijof imuuncr ram pim o pfovhjc intent* for j*jtfci*lnc ‘ �m Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1989 — DC Young career explorers cried ‘Eureka’ A week's worth o f career* oriented activities at Mllwee Middle School In Longwocd gave Its students the chance to dream, learn, think and plan about their futures. The Klck-OIT Rally for the week, which was to Include a balloon release, took place Feb. 27 minus the release. The can­ c e lla tio n was due to how balloons sometimes drift Into bodies of water thousands of miles away and cause the death of animals. "W e turned the cancellation Into a learning experience for the students," said Barbara Witt, career education chairman and a business teacher at Mllwee. The balloons were used to decorate the school. The week's events ended with Career Fest '89, which took place In the school gymnasium on March 3. S e v e ra l laical b u sin esses participated In Career Fest with displays and booths. Students could chat with representatives from banks, hotels, hospitals, modeling agencies, a police de­ partment, the division of forest­ ry, restaurants, artist and pho­ tography studios, and local utilities. " I thought the Career Fest was Hero- ! Continued from Page 1C " I f the firemen hadn't have come when they did, I probably couldn't have saved It." Lowery said regarding the home, which Is scorched around Its base. The four agencies fighting the fir e —Lake County Fire D e­ partment, Seminole County Fire Department, Florida Department of Natural Resources and Florida Division o f Forestry—left to combat the (Ire further down the road. Lowery stuck around to make sure the fire didn’ t flare up gain. He wouldn't have been ble to do much, since the PVC pipes that led toa water well had melted. B ob D u ty , fo r e s t a re a supervisor for the Lake Forest Area, said the cause for the fire Is being Investigated, but arson has been ruled out. "It had the potential to be very devastating," Duty said o f the blase. " I would think It could have burned six to nine homes If we hadn't have stopped It when we did." " Four Explorers helping out fet the scene were transported to a hospital for smoke Inhalation, Spann said. Reportedly burned were 15 acres, portions o f a car land s w im m in g p o o l, tw o ! motorcycles, and two sheds and 1their contents. t Duty said those without a (fir e fig h t e r 's k n o w led g e or (equipment can put themselves (In danger by trying to fight a (fire. the situation; it's a personal .choice," Duty said. "When I'm :in charge o f the scene, I do not tallow civilians to enter Into a !dangerous situation. “ But that gentleman (Lowery) .'did a self-analysis o f the sltua:tlon and decided to take action. '.He did an excellent Job." I Lowery had ripped his Oxford tbutton-down shirt In his efforts. His shoes were ruined with soot land ash. and his slacks were •filthy but salvageable. ' When Kathle, Lowery's wife, •came home from her Job. she ;found him In a sleep brought on (by exhaustion. ‘ L o w e ry , 48, a m arathon •runner and racquetball player, (continued to experience sore­ ness In his lungi for a few days. But "I don't like to miss school." •where he has taught for 16 iyears. he said. • Word about Lowery's good 'deeds got out at Lake Brantley, much to Lowery's dismay. " S o m e o f th e t e a c h e r s •teaching next to me had to open their mouths," he said. "That kind of stuff embarrasses me. I ‘•don't like to mess with It." • He said he plans to Join the volunteer fire department In his area. He realises that the blase could have claimed his home and his five acres o f wooded Jand. ; Although Lowery embarrasses easily about hla firefighting en­ deavors. It gives him a simple pleasure. "It makes you leei goud Hud you can do something for some­ one." he said. (Brian Hsdbstg Is People editor for ths Sanford Harold. To nominate a Quiet Hero, one who has done or Is doing something commendable and has not been honored, call 3222611, s*L 34.) the n om in atin g com m ittee. Members o f the nominating committee are Agnes Sanse. Peg Roberts and Sally Thiele. The three women talked about the slate of officers who will be elected at the next meeting. The April meeting will Include the election of ofllccrs and a program titled "Women In Busi­ ness." The meeting will be on April 10 at 7:30 p.m. For further details, contact Sharon Vorcncamp at 333-2352. LAKE MARY LONQW OOD CYNTHIA AUSTIN pretty neat, and I learned elec­ tricity doesn't cost too much,” commented sixth grader Syra Thlbault. Robb Durrcnbergcr, also sixth grader, decided on becoming a camera man. " I learned that you do make money being a camera man," said Durrcnbergcr. who made a video o f the different activities during Career Fest. "I learned a lot about com­ puters. I'll probably work with computers," concluded Allan Paris, a sixth grader. Shanon Anger, also a sixth grader, wants to be a pediatri­ cian. Referring to her talk with hospital representatives, she said, “ They talked a little bit about all the studying.” "T h e kids wished they could have stayed longer at the Career Fest,” Witte said. The students only had their 55-mInutc P.E. period to walk around the fair, collecting pens, pencils and even seedlings from the forestry division. "Some of them planted their trees already," Witte said. The week of career activities also Included a "Dress for Suc­ cess" day. Kimberly Hardman, who wants to be a photographer. Just wore her regular clothes. She learned that a photographer can make a lot o f money, but the Aim and all the equipment are costly. WIU felt Career Fest '89 was a huge success due to the col­ la b o ra tiv e e ffo r t from the parents, students, faculty and the community. A committee already Is plan­ ning Career Fest '90 for the school. Robb Durrsnberger, with the longings of young shulterbug, uses a video camera to tape the career activities at Mllwee Mid­ dle School. Pesticide fear confronted There's a lot o f scare out there about the pesticides used on our fruits and vegetables. That's why Carolyn Taylor, the first vice president and program dlrec/.or o f th e H e a th ro w Women's Club, arranged for the program "Nutrition for a Vital You" at the March 13 meeting at Heathrow Racquet Club. P h y llis F reem an o f BioNutrition Alternatives In Winter Park was the guest speaker. Freeman gave a one-hour pres­ entation teaching the women how to change their families diets by preparing food dif­ ferently. "Everyone panicked when she .(Freeman) gave directions for a wash for fruits and vegetables." said Shan Annette, the women's club president. Freeman assured the women the wash of Vt teaspoon Clorox to every gallon o f water, 1s not enough Clorox to hurt anyone. It Is enough, however, to be Bure all pesticides are off the fruits and vegetables. Also Included In the monthly meeting was a report given by ■nr Twisting the night away were the members o f the Sabal Point Women's Club and their spouses at the Sabal Point Street Dance In Longwood on the night of March 4. An Italian dinner followed by dancing was held In the parking lot of NTS, a devel­ opment company. Hot Wax Production played the music for all the rock 'n* rollers. Everyone was kept busy w ith hula hoop contest, a "twisting” contest, a game of musical chairs and lots of danc­ ing songs from the '50s and '60s. The champion hula hoopers w ere Lin da Stam p. JaAnn Bowers and Linda Tompkins. The three women, who hulaed for the longest times, were cheered on by the audience. Lynda Dennis and Nancy Guadagnlno were llie only two left standing over one chair at the end of Musical Chairs. Jack Smith was not about to give up a chair to anyone; however. Lynda Dennis managed to squeeze In under him and get one of the last two scats. The chairmen of the event were Lynda Dennis and Shelley Ferguson. Susan Lock coordi­ nated the lasagna. salad and bread sticks for the dinner. Anne Starr, president of the women's club, thanked everyone for coming. The club hopes to have another street dance next year. (Cynthia Austin Is a Sanford Harold correspondent covering VERTICAL BLINDS • FREE In home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt, Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship OUR FACTORY PRICES START AT ONLY S A N F O R D V E R T IC A L S E G G -A C T LY W H A T Y O U N E ED FOR TH IS EA STER ! # 9 Frame your feel In evening elegence by Huth Puppies* Shoe*. The quality you've come lo expect Irom Huth Puppies wllh en unexpected touc’ o' data. Available In a variety ol widths and slits, so they i~ .i lake you Irom dinner lo danc­ ing lo daybreak In comfort. Step Into an evening shoe vrllh ■ striking slihouelte. Step In­ to evening shoes by Huth Pupplee* Shoes. 322-0204 HOURS: - T R S T — 206 E. 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M ( ( .ill s, .tiiil V o ^ i m * l*,it t e r n s 1*1Ml '. In .11 MK •nily - nKiil.li |m it P U JS H E A S TE R f TO Y S Quantities limited Our prices 67JO-610.09 u - 1 ■S iA l l V VISA* ZA Y R E P LA ZA A IR P O R T B LV D . A US H W Y. 1 7 -9 2 S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A Corporate Ofcoe 140 West Oxmoor Rd • Bemmgriam. AJ 35200 •(205) 042 1234 A Division ol Klndor-Care Specially Retail Group. Inc. IP 9 % 9 % G ra n d Opening! SALE SALE SALE SALE * 1 "V D . 321-3601 "A Beautiful flaw Direction For Windowa " 750 Wylly Ave., Sanford ( "“JiST- ) SM POSH P O L Y E S TE R S O L ID S Our pries 62.40 yd. C H A LLIS S O L ID S Our prices 63.00 yd. *25 Far M • Do*§1 in n r tk a l blind• and mlnlUInda, tall mu BAROQUE S A TIN Our pries 63-40 yd. . SANFORD C o m e C e le b ra te A Safe ends Saturday Mar. 25th. CARLA/ C H A N TILLY LA CE • Our price 63.40 yd. I'Lf (407) 321-TILE l* = V 1121 S. SANFORD AVE. Dancing In the street S H S LSAC to meet SANFORD — The Local School Advisory Committee (LSAC) of Seminole High School will have Its regular monthly meeting on Monday. March 20. at 7:30 p.m. In the school library. All inter­ ested parents and teachers arc welcome to attend. D O N ’T BR EAK Y O U R B A C K D O IN G T H O S E H O M E REPAIRS... ...L E T T H E PROS DO IT FO R YO U CALL �4C — Stnlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday. March IB. 1B8B q u a n t it y r ig h t s R ES ER V ED . i n n ttOMt me. EASTER SUNDAY ; STORE HOURS ■ a s te r S u n d a y Stop by Winn-Dixie and save on great Easter Values. We have everything from fresh Easter Lilies to delicious Smoked Hams. Winn-Dixie is the place to shop for those special little extras during the holidays, so make plans to stop by and save at Winn-Dixle...Amerlca,s Supermarket! America’s Supermarket HICKORY SMOKED MILD CURE CRYOVAC WHOLE 10 L B S . & U P W-D BROAD BREASTED U.S.D.A. GRADE ‘A’ SMOKED HAMS ALL NATURAL TURKEYS 6-8LB. AVO. W-D BRAND U S . CHOICE BEEF SEMI-BONELESS E-Z CARVE W-D BRAND U S . CHOICE CRYOVAC PERFECT TRIM RIB ROAST LARGE REGULAR or LIG H T EASTER LILIES SUPER BONUS SPECIALS O L D M ILW AUK EE BEER H E R E ’S H O W IT W ORKS O DON’T MISS THE FINAL DAY OF THE T H IR D A N N U A L ( -feSTIVAL OF fO 0 E J SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1989 ( — 10 :00 A .M .-6 :0 0 P.M. . ----------- A T THE ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION CIVIC CENTER ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FOOD SAMPLING ENTERTAINMENT FAMILY FUN CELEBRITIES DEMONSTRATIONS 10 ADMISSION free $ 0 5 0 PROCEEDS C TO BENEFIT THE & Arnold Pdmefhoipitd far QAhntWbmen �t Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 19. 1989 — SC W E ’RE HAVING AN A ppreciation *4 * A m e r i c a ’s S u p e r m a r k e t P R IC E S IN T H I S A D G O O D S U N D A Y T H R O U G H W E D N E S D A Y . M A R C H 19*22, 1989 IN T H E S E T H R E E S T O R E S O N L Y ! 3818 ORLANDO DR. 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. 2485 AIRPORT BLVD LAKE MARY SANFORD SANFORD BE O N E OF THE FIRST 2 0 0 S H O P P E R S AT BOTH SANFORD or LAKE MARY WINN-DIXIE’S ON SUNDAY, MARCH 19,1989 AT 8:00 A.M. AND RECEIVE A $5.00 WINN-DIXIE GIFT CERTIFICATE FREE! SUPERBRAND LOWFAT WHITE or YELLOW N BUTT ROAST SUNBELTPAPER TOWE HARVEST FRESH ALL PURPOSE exPOTATOES EAT-RITE ALL VARIETIES BOILED AQ UA NET HAIRSPRAY �A 6C — Sinlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday, March 19, 1089 1 CAN REPLACE rr in a , JiPPY w i $475O ff J "IIV POQ JUST A n w MINUTBS' w o r k WEY, IP IT'Ll. MAKS VDU ? ACROSS 9 Before Jan. 12 Architect _ _ Saarinen 13 Pertaining to dawn 14 Anglo-Saxon letter 15 New York B E E T L E B A IL E Y THIS NEW TANK , HAS ALL THE LATEST ELECTRONIC y G APSETS y UNFORTUNATELY, ms RANGE IS A , BIT LIAAITEP "t ^2) r Oddly enough, you may feel they F *** t" c onc8 81 faulL not you. ^ v ^ j f y iTN f f A R M S (March 21-April 19) /—v r \ ^ ^ lia Concentrate on the task at hand ( VQj, °f today, especially If you're work* iV g ^ ^ g V g y c lnB w,lh unfamiliar tools or ftc ^ fc r j materials. If you do things In a I / ^ hasty manner, without first TI [-> reading labels or Instructions, ' [ Jr*N problems could result. B-i8 TAU R U S (April 20-May 20) hv A rt (a n u m Lon8 ®hots might be more ap* by Art Sansom 6LACY5... ? Y Ito m u ,6 iA (?fc, THAT'S 7W6 *5 TRJTH A«P > 1 J-------- f f HAPTDEA1PTV y m m o ie . * W H ! < \cTHe P tk r'fco w ets / P w Y lM G * , TUAJJPS tee USTENIU6. by CharlBt M . Schulz AM I NAIVE. LINUS? I THOUGHT OUR TEACHER CAME T0 WATCH OUR GAME, BUT ALL SHE WAS P01N6 WAS MEETING HER 0OVFRIENP A M I \ / YOU RE NAIVE, NAIVE, [ CHARLIE LINUS?/ V BROWN., j by Howit Schneider ms ALL RELATIUE. HOTSHOT I OVEROOM FIATS • tu r n TU M B L E W E E D S moms KoniB"wmo«j it LVRAfSAMO(V9T£R A p e a o m m ih e p m M m m v x YUCK-YUaf-VUCKI /D m /u/w w i by Jim m y Johnson I N DAFFODILS ARE . POFPMGOUf/ - 17 Fair grade 18 Iniectiona 19 Enrapture 21 Over the___ 23 Sesame plant 24 Lion's home 27 Religious tervica 29 — and kin 32 Befuddled (3 March 20.1989 T w o a d v a n ta g e o u s r e la ­ tionships may be formed In the year ahead. Each will have far-reaching effects. Knowledge will be acquired through one contact aha a new group of friends through the other. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Generally speaking, your on­ e-to-one relationships should be rewarding for you today. How­ ever. you might have to contend with one Individual who could mar your record. Major changes arc ahead for Pisces in the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall SI to Astm-Graph, d o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your workload might be a trifle heavier today than usual, but It can be lightened substantially if you use your brains aa well as your back. Think. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It might be wise to take a back seat socially today If you cross paths with a forceful Individual who'll want the center stage alone. A □DE E E E E □E E D ED E QdE E D E E □g g d d e e e 5 Always (poet.) 8 Swill long i 7 Water from iky 8 Pen (a law) 9 Matric manure 10 Home of Adam 11 Guitarist___ n o n Atklm 16 SF writer Isaac 22 Kind of bear 24 Lit? Pons, for ont 25 Adsm's grandson 26 Local chiien (2 wds.) 28 Twirls 1 s s d e d e D D E 47 Ust of psrsons 48 Short for Nathan 50 Scroll 51 Sash 52 On a ctuisa 65___Vagas 10 11 r r r 4 IS It CCEB DDEE EEED □HOE EBEEBEO □DD E E E E E D D E □ E E DDDECu D E E QEDEDDD BEDE COE DDE □EDOD E E D D E E D □DEE EED E DDE □ D E E E E E D DHD DEED E E E D E E E wds.) 34 Verses 36 Done to fulfill a p ^ m g to you today than the sure things. If you're hoping to reap big rewards the easy way. you may Just be whistling Dixie. O R IlIIfl (May 21-June 20) Your boiling point might be a bit lower than usual today and things that wouldn't normally faze you may stir you to a frenzy. Make an extra effort to keep your temper In check. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Instead o f searching for nuances or hidden meanings, take com­ panions' behavior at face value today. Don't read more Into what transpires than they Intended. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Finan­ cial conditions could be a bit tricky for you today, so move carefully In this area. Before you make any commitments, Its better for you sleep on them. VIROO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) You must be able to distinguish to d a y b etw e en a c c e p ta b le assertiven ess or a ggressive behavior. Coming on too strong could prove self-defeating. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Usually you're pretty good about forgiving and forgetting, but today you might not diplomat­ ically handle a situation with someone with whom you've crossed swords In the past. 8CORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try not to make mountains out 2 Slangy affirmatlva 3 Jaion'i ahlp 4 Direction 7S| ta 42 Vidaotapa typs 44 Continant 46 Predatory . 49___toast 63 _ Angelas 54 Art museums 56 Ear (comb, form) 57 Virginia willow 4* 47 58 Emersid___ 59 Actor Dailey B1 60 Minus 61 Miss Katt of M •i SAQITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The way you’ll want to do things today could be diamet­ rically opposed to your mate's intentions. It may be up to you to make concessions. C A PR IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Others might find fault with your views and opinions today, because o f your manner o f presentation. To be effective, be persuasive, not abrasive. AQUARIUB (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Business and pleasure aren’ t apt to blend too compatibly today. U may be wise not to talk shop or try to promote a deal In a social setting. (0 1 9 8 9 . NEWSPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN low profile will attract more attention. associates who aren't directly Involved. should be heard today regarding a matter that concerns the entire family. It could lead to problems later if one member o f the clan didn't get two-ccnts worth In. ____ « . . . CANCER (June 21-July 22) If your positions or Ideas are op­ posed by others today, don't respond In an angry fashion. Use your wit and tact to sway people to your way of thinking. _ 0 24'^ ov; C ° " d,llo" B look favorable today ‘or Important affairs you manage personally. Don't take gambles on developments that shift the control to someone other than yourself, o f molehills today, especially In your lnvolvementa with friends. There's a chance you might magnify minor Infractions out of proportion. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be flexible and prepared to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In your Important business deallnga today, don't leave anything up to chance. Instead Insist upon a complete disclosure of all rele­ vant facta and figures. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) People with whom you II have critical deallnga today will be more eager to cooperate with you if you take time to point out how It will benefit them. Don't assume they understand. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your chances for success will be greatly enhanced today If your objectives are clearly defined and If you do not disclose your In te n tio n s p re m a tu re ly to FR ANK A N D E R N E S T y Not o n ly HAvf X coNQUBfrep MY F&£ op HEIGHTS» i 'M f W t v a u r HEP*! G A R F IE L D ...HOW THAT WE HAVE SANDY RACK, J THOUGHT WE COULD s 5PfNP SOME TIME T06ETHM, I JUST THE THJUe OF US. AT ] the hunting lodge m \ r r UP north... c r - tt r H WE COULD DO some FISHING, AND THE WOMAN WWO RUNS THE GENERAL STORE USED TO BE A tmachc * .. . - ^ a a n By Ja m e s Ja c o b y fenders took a spade and even­ tually got a club trick for down one. Ol course It was true after the trump shift that 12 tricks would be easy if both hearts and diamonds divided nicely. But It was also true that South had bid only four hearts, not six. After winning the heart ace he should Im m e d ia t e ly p la y A -K o f diamonds. Although East can rufT, he cannot prevent declarer from getting .to dummy enough West led the spade king and times to set up the diamonds by then switched to a trump. De­ rufllng. Nor can East do better clarer played low from dummy by refusing to rufT the second and won East's queen with his high diamond. Now declarer can ace. A lreu d y c o u n tin g bis simply play to dummy's heart o v e r t r i c k s , h e p la y e d to king and lead the Jack o f dummy's heurt king and back to diamonds, throwing a spade. his diamond king. He cashed his Then Ihe defenders would make heurt Jack and then the diamond only a trump trick, a spade and ace. East rulIni. Now the de­ the diamond quren. East's pre-emptive Jump raise o f his partner's overcall Is a bid favored by many experts, since II rubs the opponents of bidding room and makes It hard for them to get to the best contract. After East’s three slides. South was not strong enough to bid four hearts Immediately, but was happy to do so after North continued with four clubs. rxr TOtvtm mo *v rw w tmt V€ HOUMK LM OMH Of The TTfTCA. CrfwWV CM til n tiA ’H xsetvuves x a * r (t m * y V€N tiantirr fwsw rr Vdemex. it c c u a t x o **> e x rto p cs * * * 4 Q •7 S 44 ♦JM bQlOl SOUTH AM I V A J •7 1 1 4AK ♦ •41 Vulnerable: East-West D ealer South Wrst 14 Pasa Pas* Nerfh East 14 4b Pass )•• Pats Pan Seeth IV Ran 4V • 'pre-emptive, by partnership Opening lead: ♦ K a n x o if. rue tv j -1 t o * L U C f/ �wmmmm Sanlord Herald, Santord, Florida — Sunday. March 19. t9B9 — 7C Crum ity recognized for donating time, talents to education Wc seldom stop to recognize the person who always gets little thanks for the many little things they don't ever forget to do for others, or help make a project successful. Elaine Crumity, an active member o f Evergreen Temple No. 321. lends her many talents to the Elks ns district directress of education for Jewel Council No. 109 of the Elks of the World. Crumity also Is an ardent worker at her church, St. John missionary Baptist Church, where she serves as church clerk. She may be seen going about her record-keeping and other duties as FTE Clerk at Seminole High School. Whatever role she may play, her clerical work for community events can be set'll throughout the area, because she is not one to often say no to those who need her skills. Bernard D. Mitchell recently presented Crumity, his fellow education committee member, a SANFORD MARVA HAW KINS dozen roses for her local de­ dicated work to the cause of better education for our children S U N D A Y ’S T E L E V IS IO N of Seminole County. Mltehcll Is chairman of Ihe local education committee of Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 Order of the Elks of the World. He also gives of his time lo promole the cause o f education and scholar­ ship for the education and Im­ provement of our youth of today. He can be seen busy In the community as he Is an ardent member and trustee of Trinity United Methodist Church, where worships with his wife and family of three children. 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Tickets, at $4 In advance, may Fashion Show, lo be presented by Your Eye to Beauty Salon be purchased nt Your Eye To tonight at 7:30 p.m. al Ihe Beauty Salon, 901 West 13th St. Tickets will be sold for 85 at the Sanford Civic Center. The show will feature national door. Special musical guest artists and International hair replace­ ment stylist Camilla Barnes, and will be Carmen Tlllman-Galncs. h a ir d e s ig n e rs E m m an u el Calvin Tillman and the group Lester. Rose Barfield, Selma "True Expression." Walker and Sarah Lewis, who will have models featuring the Elks pass out honors latest In hairstyles. At the annual Elk Awareness Money raised from thts show Day program on March 12, held will go to help the Good Samari­ at Allen Chapel AME Church, tan Home and the radio program the Elks named their Daughter The Gospel Messenger. o f th e Y e a r — D g t. G ra c e Door p rizes also will be Milton —and Brother of the Year—Bro. Walter Ware. i Milton serves as treasurer of Evergreen Temple No. 321 and works In Jewel Council * 109. Ware serves as chairman of Continued from Page 1C the House Committee Mid. In his Benevolent Protective Order of term of office, has made n great Elks of the World, and Is Improvement In the social activi­ Involved In Amvcts Auxiliary ty of Ihe order. Post No. 17. and Daughters of T h e C o m m u n ity S e rv ic e Sphinx. Sultana Court #3. Award from both the lodge and With Iter busy schedule she temple was presented to the Rev. has time for her hobbles of John H. Woodard for his devo­ tennis, volleyball, softball, tion lo the "open door" policy of sewing, bicycling, (raveling, community service and pro­ reading and listening to music. grams. whereby community nc- Bodison Irj Floyd T h e a tre s I m Q RAINMAN TWINS m -m i i m MOVICLAND D/l ™ 7i*it*wi« ijir- 377-1216 Police Academy VI M High Spirits llvltlcs arc welcome at the church. The Rev. 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March 19, 1989 Education Academic team ready to fight IN B R IE F By VICKI DatORMIBR Herald Stall Writer_____________ U C F gets TR D A award O R L A N D O T h e Technological Research and Development Authority (TRDA) of Florida has awarded $480,000 In space research grants to scientists from four Florida universities. Including the University of Central Florida. The eight projects were selected from 60 proposals submitted to the agency. Twenty-five percent of the funding for these awards comes from thr sqle of Challenger memorial license-plates. UCF’s study on space policy decision making received $25,000 In funds. Jackson Heights band does well OVIEDO — Forty Jackson Heights Middle School band students competed at the recent Florida Bandmasters Association Solo and Ensemble Festival. Of those. 17 were given the highest rating available. Those receiving superior marks were Molly Brewer, flute: Casey Camathan. oboe: Ana Dzleglel, clarinet: Julie Gatton. (lute; Jenny Greenwood. French horn: Brian Hall, trumpet: Jenny Host, alto saxophone: Jennifer James, trombone: Kelly Jung, snare drum: Ben Lcson, alto saxophone; Laura Pascual. flute: Tracy Reed, flute and the woodwind quartet of Angela McMillan, flute: Amy Monroe, flute; Casey Camathan. oboe: Ana Dzleglel, clarinet and Michelle Hernandez. Seventeen students received excellent ratings and seven were rated as "good". Edwards elected to Phi Beta Kappa DAVIDSON. N.C. — Davidson College senior Ann Elizabeth Edwards, daughter of George and Bess Edwards of Sanford, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. V. ' A 1985 graduate of Lake Mary High School, Edwards Is majoring In chemistry and Is a residence advisor. Students must have an overall academic average of 3.6 or better to be elected Phi Beta Kappa. Lake Mary establishes hotline LAKE MARY — Lake Mary High School'has established a part-time hotline that students can call when they have problems that they feel they need help with, but don’ t want to talk with someone they know. Rams After Hours (RAH) wus established for students to call anonymously and talk about difficulties with family, school, alcohol or drugs. The hotline Is available on Tuesdays from 3-5 p.m. and Thursdays from 5-7 p.m. by calling 330-2118. Self-esteem for students ORLANDO — The National Council for Self Esteem lu Palo Alto. California and the Continuing Education Institute In Winter Park are the co-sponsors of the 1989 Conference on Self-Esteem and Students at Risk. The conference will be al the Stouffcr Orlando Resort March 31 through April 2. Sponsors of the workshop said that the focus will be on ntw approaches to reach students who have given up on school, are hooked on drugs or are pregnant. Among the speakers will be California state Assemblyman John Vascocellos who wrote the Inw which created California’s Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem and Personal and Social Responsibility. WINTER PARK — There aren’t any cheerleaders shouting their support from the sidelines. Arenas arc not filled to capacity with screaming fans. But the cxcltment Just might rival the best athletic competi­ tion ns the players rush forward to tackle tough qustlons and advance through the field to score. The Seminole County academ­ ic team began practicing last week In preparation for the state playoffs April 15-17 at Walt Disney World. "The kids hnve been compet­ ing all year.” said coach Edward O’ Kaln. "N o w . we use our p ra c tic e tim e to plan our strategies and work on timing nnd conditioning." S tu d e n ts r e p r e s e n t in g Seminole County were the top winners from this year’s Inte rs ch o la s tlc com petition s. Members representing three schools will make the trek to the Magic Kingdom to compete on the mental gridiron. Lake Howell High School students Doug Fitch, Brian Acton and Jeff Tracy. Lake Mary students Mike Sabine and Harel Dcutsh. and Lyman High stu­ dent Kevin Zlnck will represent the county. There are no girls on the team, .though that Is not by design. "W e have to go out and really recruit girls even for Just the Individual school teams." said co-coach Charles Courslcy. The students who come out for the team are Intelligent and fiercely competitive. Courslcy said. Each has his own area of expertise, but Is knowledgeable In all areas of study, he said. "W e tried to get a really w e ll-ro u n d e d t e a m ." said O’Kain. "W e’ve gqt kids with Lake Howell journalism honored WINTER PARK — The Lake Howell Journalism Department was recently accorded national honors for Its work on the school’s yearbook and newspaper. The newspaper, "In Flight." was awarded a superior rating at the Southern Intcrscholasllc Press Association’s convention at the University or South Carolina. "W ings." the school’s yearbook, received an All-Southern ranking recognizing It as one of the outstanding books In the south. The competition drew entries from thirteen states. Douglas Stenstrom announces honor roll OVIEDO — These students were named to the Stenstrom Elementary School “ A " Honor Roll for the second nine week period of the year: Melissa Alexander. Leigh Allen. Danny Alley. John Blass. Amy Boxer. Steven Brandenburger. Jan Mlchcal Buenoflor. Brian Bums. Ronald Coeyman. Nlckl Colling. Rebecca Cooper. Heather Cox. Jennifer Cox. Brad Crawley. Angela Denlnger. Christopher Dick. Nathan Dick. Lucas Dobbins. Kelly Dunn. Kristen Dunn. Joselyn Dunn. Jeremy Ellis. Ryan Ellis. Christina Furbush. Mary Gatchel. Erin Grubbs. Saleem Hafza. Meghan Hanrahan. Christina Bassett. Bablta Hlnduja. Tangcla Hlrd. Lisa Kincaid. Sarah LeBocuf. Danu Logsdon. Marc Longtin. Donna Lorcnzana. Crystal Lorcnzcttt. Erika Loyd. Justin Manco. Derek Massey. Jennifer McCullough. Kimberly Merkel. JcfT Miller. Lindsey Miller. Michael Minardi. Rachel Mongeau. Sarah Mongeau. Jessica Morales. Alyson Navld omskls. Kelly Novlc. Amy Pacha. Kip Poyner. Anthony Romeo. Candace Russell. Erick Schaefer. Jason Schwartz. Karyn Scrivener. Jennifer Shedd. Brian Shedd. Brian Shlra. James Smith. Jeffrey Starnes. ’ Jasmine Steele. William Steele. Thomas Stefanlk. Dustin Stevens. Rebecca Stewart. Joshua Strzalko. Joshua Stults. Sara Thornton. Ivan Von Hack. Christine Walker. Keith Welch. Heather Wingcrter. Julia Wlssinger. Brent Woodland. Travis Woodman. Whitney Wooten. Cecilia Wright and Elizabeth Young. Teaching Is hot in Florida TALLAHASSEE — State education commissioner Betty Castor has unveiled a new teacher recognition program. It will Include testimonials from such celebrities as Srn. Bob Graham and entertainer Jimmy Buffet, advertisements, public service announcements as well as media events, billboards, awards posters and banners. The dual themes of the public awareness campaign will be "Teaching Is hot In Florida" und "Teachers: the Power Source.” It Is hoped the campaign will remind everyone about the powerful Impact of teachers In the lives of their students and to encourage young people to consider a career In leaching. Assistant coach Charles Coursey watches as the Seminole County academic learn makes prepara­ tions to compete In the state tournament at Walt Disney World In April. At the front table (left to different strengths so we can answer question we get." Fitch, a senior. Is an expert In social studies and humanities. A Junior. Acton Is a math scholar. Tracy, a senior. Is a science and math authority. Social studies are what Sabine, a Junior, knows best and Deutch. a senior, knows math (he recently placed In the top 67 In a state wide competi­ tion) and science. The lone expert In English Is Zlnck. who Is a l s o v e r y s t r o n g In humanities. Courslcy said he hns been right) Kevin Zlnck. Jeff Tracey and Michael Sabine prepare to battle their teammates at the back table (left to rltfit) Doug Fitch. Brian Acton and Harel Deutsch. coaching for many years and this year’s tenm Is nmong the best he’s seen. The format of the competition is similar to the old College Bowl television show. A moderator fires questions at the teams. Points arc awarded for correct answers. "W e have to learn when to wnlt and listen to the whole question and when to Jump In and answer ns soon as possible." said O’Kaln.. "H alf the battle Is strategy. The coaches need to know when to substitute, when to call timeout..." The team has been practicing for a few weeks and will meet weekly until the event. Between sessions they work out with the books, straining their brains to go that one step more than the last time. The state championships at Disney World will determine the Florida representative to the national championship. Includ­ ing un individual champion. The winner will receive a trophy and scholarship money for his ef­ forts. P rogram s at M id w a y E lem en tary h elp kids By VICKI Ds BORMIBU Herald Staff Writer______________ SANFORD — The admlnlstraJlon nt Midway Elementary (S£libol shares concern for the area’s youth with the parents of Vlldway students and they work together to try to ensure a blighter future for the children. -We want to give these kids a good foundation." said Marilyn Meredith, guidance counselor at the school. The school takes great pride In the accomplishments of many of Its students who seemed headed for certain failure. One class Is Bet aside for students who have run Into problems of behavior or academ­ ics that seem to be heading them down the trail to discour­ agement with school and even­ tual giving upl "Fourth or fifth grade may ..... ___ _ i____ _ ____ m p , ___ iiritinli nrn fp tn m lln n seem a little young to have a cam "Star Strokes” , which arc drop out prevention program." star shaped stickers awarded at said Meredith, "but we try to the front office for a certain teach them early the Importance number of points (determined by of staying in school.” _m , the Individual' teacher) or they In tlic spccCal ’ ciassrooTTl, prtf- ,. might be' given a "100 Percent blem students become star allf- WOW!" bOTton to wear on a day dents. With Individualized at­ when they’ve gotten a perfect tention. they learn their own score on an Important test. Some teachers have their own unique value and begin to strive Incentive programs that they use to help themselves and others. Another school program peers to spur their students on to one of these students with a achieve as much ns possible. Although Midway has had no trainable mentally handicapped (TMH) child to act as a peer trouble with drug use. they have tutor. They help the TMH stu­ a large drug prevention program dents with some basic academic already In place. "W e want to keep our children and social Bkllls. " T h e y ’ ve been absolutely on the right track." said prin­ cipal Leroy Hampton. "They see wonderful.” said Meredith. Individualized treatment Is not d r u g s o u t t h e r e In t h e limited to the troubled or handi­ neighborhood, but we want to teach them thut they don’t need capped students at the school. Every child Is rewarded with them." Meredith echoed his senti­ special points for good perfor­ mance or good behavior. They ments. "There Is a great deal of Stetson honors Reynolds as an outstanding alumni By VICKI DsSORMIBM Herald Staff Writer______________ LAKE MARY - Lake Mary High School principal Don T. Reynolds was recently awarded the Richard Morland Outstand­ ing Alumni Award for Education from hts alma mater. Stetson University. "W e look for nominees who arc outstanding In their service and leadership In the field of education." said Dr. Don Gilt, heads of the Stetson committee that sifts through the hundreds of names which arc submitted unnually for the honor. "I wus surprised and very h o n o r e d by th e a w a r d , " Reynolds said. He hadn’t even planned to attend the breakfast banquet where the award was presented because he was plan­ ning to cook for an education department barbecue later thut day. "When I said I wasn’t going, everyone told me I had to because I was getting an award. That was the first I even knew about It." Gill said the committee re­ ceived nominations from locales as divergent us California and New England. Names are submitted by col­ leagues. friends and educational associations. Reynolds said he has no Idea who submitted Ills name, but he was told the committee voted unanimously to give him the honor. Reynolds, a 1959 graduate who received Ills tiaehclors de­ gree In biology with an emphusis In education. Is the director of the Florida Association of School principals and chairman of the legislative committee. In 1988. Gov. Bob Martinez appointed Reynolds to the Florida State Committee for Efficiency of Edu­ cation. "Don has worked with all aspects of the community.” Gill said. "He Is highly respected by his colleagues." Reynolds also currently serves as president of the Seminole County Education Association und president of the Five Star Conference. In the past, he has served us president of the lutke Mary Rotary Club. "W e ’re very proud of Don Reynolds und think he repre­ sents what we were looking for In the recipient of this award.” Gill said. In th r ntrretfl...] tempatlon In the streets...and In some homes too. I assume, but we want to put an emphasis on education and tell these kids that they art? too good to us± drugs." The students and le&chers at Midway put a lot of emphasis on the importance of reading. In addition to the district-wide reading Incentive programs done In conjunction with Pizza Hut. the school works with the Lyman High School Keyettcs on a RIF (Reading Is Fundamental) program. A federally subsidized program. RIF allows students to keep ns many ns three books a year. "RIF Readers Arc Winners ut Midway Elementary School." reads the inscription on the labels Inside the books given to the students. "That pretty much sums up the way we feel," said Meredith. First national geography bee to be in capital UBl report______________ WASHINGTON - Alex Trebck. the television game show host of “ Jeopardy!" fame, will serve as host and moderator for the first Na­ tional Geography Bee. the National Geographic Soci­ ety announced Wednesday. Fifty-six students, repre­ senting all 50 states us well us tlic District of Columbia and four territories, will compete In the nation's capital May 19 for the top prize of u $25,000 college scholarship, society officials suld. Gilbert Grosvenor. the geographic society's presi­ dent. said Ills organization Is "thrilled" to have Trebek for the national bee. Medical school admission test will undergo sweeping changes Unltod Brass International WASHINGTON - In un effort to produce doctors that relate better to patients, the Associa­ tion of American Medical Col­ leges Monday announced an overhaul of Us medical school admission test to emphasize communication skills und a well-rounded education. T h e M edical C o lleg e A d ­ mission Test, a standardized exam required by nearly ull U.S. medical schools, will be thr first professional school admission test to use essays to evaluate applicants' writing ability, said Dr. Robert Pelersdorf. president ol AAMC. Thr two 30-minute essays, which will be Included In thr test starting In thr spring of 1991, will not deal with scientific or medical issues. AAMC officials said. Another significant chunge In thr MCAT will tie shortening the average test day by about 80 minutes from a gmrling 9 V* hours to about 5 hours. I’rtrrsdurf said the changes are Intended to help medical schools select usplrtng doctors with good communication skills, and urr ulso "Intended to em­ phasize the Im portance of balanced preparation at the prrmedical school level." "T h e ultimate beneficiaries are the future patients who will be served by these physicians." hr said at a news conference. The revised test will have four test sectio n s — b io lo g ic a l sciences, physical sciences, v e rb a l reasoning und writing essays — compared with thr current six sections. Chemistry und problem-solving areas will no longer be separate, but will br eovrrrd under other scientific topics. Experts who helped revise the lest said the changes might cncoufugc more non-science majors to apply to medical schools^ which have recently been hit by a drop In applica­ tions. Dr. Richard O'Brien, dean of Creighton University's medical school in Omaha. Neb., said the current version of the MCAT. In use since 1977. lends to "choose students with a particularlly strung bend for role learning and memorization of facts." MCAT exams were begun in 1930 and the first version Involved only true false questions. Even with the latest changes. the MCAT. which currently costs about $95. will continue to be a major challenge, O'Brien said. "It's not an easier test. It's not a harder lest. It's a dlllercnt Irst — a test of different skills." he said. In addition to luring u different breed of students Into the medi­ cal profession, the revised MOAT might ulso prod the typical prrmed student Into taking more literature und w riling courses. "'I’remeds learn what they need to learn — If you trll them they need to learn let write, they will learn to write," said Marltss Strange, un ucademlc adviser at the University of Oregon Johns Hopkins medlcul school In Baltimore und thr University of Rochester medlral school In New York currently are the only U.S medical schools that do not require the MCAT lor utjmlsslnn When Johns Hopkins decided to drop Its MCAT requirement, school officials claimed thr test was not a good Indicator of a student's performance beyond tlte first year of medical school. However, the medical college association contends lls survey of 14 medical schools found the MCAT to t»e reliable �S a n f o r d SUNDAY H e r a ld M a r c h 1 9 , 1 9 8 9 INSIDE: ■ E d ito ria l, P a g e 2 D ■ H e a lth , P a g e 5 D ■ B ooks. Page 6D VIEW POINT W h y are college athletes victim s of two-faced rules? I've never much cared for John Thompson. The often controversial basketball coach at Georgetown University always struck me as being an overly vociferous know-lt-nll. and I have no use for tint kind of person. I had even less use for John Thompson after the U.S. basketball team lost to the Soviet Union In the final round of the Olympic Games In Seoul. Thompson blew It. He over-coached that team. He had the most Impressive ar­ ray of talent of any team In the Games. You don't have to do a w h o l e lot of c o a c h i n g when ou’vc go names like Vcrncll Bimbo Coles.' ershey Hawkins and Danny Manning on your roster. About all you have to do Is show up. Just sit on the sidelines and let them play. But, for some reason. Thompson didn't sec It that way. He was more Interested In polishing hts own reputation Instead of bringing home the gold medal. I could have coached that team and won the gold. Jethro Clampctt could have coached that team and won the gold. But as much as I dislike John Thompson. I do have to agree with him on his latest beef. When the NCAA, a governing body rich In stufTcd shirts and often short on common sense, announced It wus considering yet another academic-eligibility restriction on freshmen re­ cruits, Thompson sat ovtl a few games In protest. I don't blame him. Why do faculty members In general and the NCAA In particular paint athletes as half-witted, muscle-bound Incompetents? Wiry Is there a doulbc standard when It come to academic requirements for athletes and academic re­ quirements for the rest of the student body? Oklahoma basketball coach Billy Tubbs perhaps presented the best picture. If coaches are required to produce a 100 percent gradua­ tion rate, then the rest of the faculty should be required to produce a 100 percent graduation rate. If 80 percent of student, athletes are required to graduate, then the Math department. English department and Science department should also have to produce an 80-pcrccnt graduation rate. That Is Tubbs' theory and I wholeheartedly agree with him. Most faculty members would whine, and cry. and chew on their bowtles and leather briefcases If that were actually the case. I'm all in favor of academic guidelines for student athletes. I am not at all in favor of those academic requirements when they discriminate against students who Just luip|ien to be able to Jump higher, run faster and [jay sports better than the nerdy double-major Intellectual kid who shows up lor classes each day with a slide rule In one hand, a portable computer In the other and two dozen colored markers Jammed Into Ills [locket [irolcctor. It's not easy being on the road for three games a week and still post good grades. Let's give these students athletes some credit. It's not easy to sleep the night before an athlete faces a must-win game and a Calculus exam two hours apart. The brutal truth about the matter Is that most faculty members couldn't live with that kind of pressure, yet they somehow Justify the theory thut a 10-year-old kid can handle that kind of pressure. Who are we kidding here? If the ucndemic departments were required to enter competitions against oilier schools, then I'm reasonably sure some of the whining would stop. The English professor who so solidly supports academic guidelines for athletes would probably decrease his criticism a bit If his classes were gelling their butts kicked by llic rival college aeruss town. Gee. do you think he might dump some of the less Ixllllant students and start trying In llm! some rcully sharp ones? I'm pretty sure he would eventually adopt a Just-wln-baby attitude If hlsJohdc|>cudcd on the number of contests he won or the quality of competitors he was able to lure to Ills school. See what I mean . The academic guidelines p r o p o n e n t s are p r e a c h i n g a do-as-l-say-not-us-l-do theory thut must be abolished. Most schools have no problem with athletes getting their dtpkimus. Notre Dame has an outstanding record when It comes to graduation rates lor athletes. Likewise, the University of Virginia Is an exemplary case when It comes to scrutinizing graduation rates for athletes. Sure, college athletics Is still a source lor a number of serious problems. A couple of years ago. I had Just played IH holes ol goll In Charleston with a fellow who played football at a nearby college. I asked bun II tie wanted to play some more but be said he couldn't because he had to go tuck to the dorm and give his roommate his steroid Injections. Then there's a number of cinches who give college uthletlcs a bad name simply by their presence. The University of Indiana Is pmtiubly t h e only college In the tree world where Bobby Knight could keep his Job alter the chair throwing Incident and alter selling the womens rights movement liai k 50 years last ymr oil a TV show with his sexlsi comment comparing ru|M- to losing basketIm II games There Is no mre-all lot d i e problems lacing college athletics But setting double standards lor studrnt athletes Is not It*- salve lor the tltr wound S Raining cats and dogs... A n im a ls left n e a r H u m a n e S o c ie t y c a u s in g p r o b le m s By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald staff writer SANFORD — Residents of County Road 427 near County Home Road say their yards are becoming hold­ ing pens for local strays. "W e're arc sick and tired of llils," said Edun Swlgonskl, a C.R. 427 resident. The residents say strays fre­ quently run In the area surrounding the Humane Society of Seminole County at the Intersection of U.S. Highway 17-92 und County Home Road. They say stray eats and dogs ure getting killed regularly on C.R. 427 and U.S. 17-92 near the shelter. And the residents are quick lo blame the Humane Society for their problems. They say the Humane Society should move away from their local Ion of eight years to a less-populated area. "W e've hud the problem since Hie Humane Society came here." said Mildred Harris, a 20-year resident of 5001 CR 427. "W e didn't have anything like this before." "I don't think that's a real fair statement." said Trlsli Scott, society director. "S em in ole County Is growing and so are animal abuse eases. (The stray problem) was here before we came and It will be here after we go." "You can't blame the Humane Society because they're there." agrees Tom LaCross. chief animal control officer for the Seminole County Animal Control Depart­ ment. "The blame lies with the public." When they can. Harris says she catches the strays In her fenced yurd und calls Animal Control. Hwaid Photo by Tommy Vlsc.nl Residents In the neighborhood near the Humane Society headquarters say they are being overrun by stray animals and unwanted pets that are brought to the County animal control officers (ACOs) pick the animals up and lake them to the county shelter In the Five Points Complex, where they are euthanized within several days. Harris has kept county ACOs busy during the last month. County records show on March 14 and March 15. an ACO picked up a total entrance ol the facility and just left (here, oflon after the gates have closed for the night, of four dogs she captured In her yard. On Feb. 27. they picked up another dog from her home. No other address in the Sanford area recorded as many strays for the same period, according to the re­ cords. "That's an excessive number." LaCross said. - The scram b le is on for a p iece o f th e c o u n ty ’s to u rism tax pie By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald stall writer SANFORD — Municipalities, civic groups and non-profit agencies In Seminole County are vying for funds generated by u county tourism tax that went Into effect this year. At a meeting April 13. the Tourism Develop­ ment Council will begin reviewing applications for funds generated by a two-percent tax on temporary rental housing In Seminole County, which went Into effect Jan. 1. Seminole County voters favored the tourism tax 10-to-l In an Oct. 4 referendum. The referendum places a two-percent tax on transient rental housing — motels, hotels, and rooms or apartments with a six-month or shorter lease. The Central Florida Zoological Park will receive 25 percent of tourism tax revenue. The money will be used for capital Improvements at the zoo. But the estimated $375,000 remaining after the zoo takes Its cut Is up lor grabs. Tile City ol Sanford, the Sanford alr|N>rt authority and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce have all expressed Interest In taking a piece ol the tourism tax pie. Sanford City Commissioners will discuss pro Jecls In the city that may be eligible for the luuds at a workshop tomorrow. Commissioner Whltey Eckstein asked the commission to consider applying for a grant during a regular meeting tills week. Mack LaZcnby. Sanford Regional Airport aviation director, tills week asked the airjMiii authority to apply lor binds to bullil a welcome center at the airport. The tourism development council will review the applications and recommend projects to Seminole County commissioners, who will ul innately decide which Ideas will be (undrd Applications for funds will Ik- Judged on these criteria: how the project will attract tourists, the soundness ol the projiosal. the stability ol iluorganlzallon who pro|>oscs the project, and the uniqueness of the pro|>osal. A primary purpose of the council Is to improve cultural programs for Seminole County residents. Young said. . Eileen Biggs of the county olflce of manage­ ment and budget said 18 agencies have re­ quested applications, and that county commis­ sioners have been distributing additional forms lo groups who may Ik - eligible. She said local chambers of commerce, community service agencies and festival committees have asked for applications, which are due April 10. Dave Farr, executive director of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, said he has met with the chamber tourism committee to de­ termine what projects to sponsor. The committee came up with this list of projiosals: I Restoration of beachfront on the north end of the marina lo better accommodate sail boating and regattas on Luke Monroe. □ Expansion ol the Chamber of Commerce July Fourth celebration on the lakelront lo attract more visitors. New beachfront on Lake Monroe from the Sanford Civic Center to New Tribes Mission. Farr said he would like to sec the seawall removed to create "a place to get closer to the water and to actually be a part ol the water." Golden Age Games. Kay Bartholomew, a member ol the St. Lucia festival committee, said the committee will be applying for assistance with the first such celebration being planned for downtown III December The Florida legislature passed the lan-al Option Tourist Development Act In 1980. The act gives counties ilie option of adopting by referendum a lax up to two percent. Three years after thr tax Is adopted, the tourist development council may recommend to the county commission an increase lo three |K-rcent. Young said tile county has o|ited lor slate collection ol the lax until svslcifis lor collecting are In place A n t i -s m o k i n g c r a z e a b ig b u c k s Unltad P r m International SAN FRANCISCO — Americans arc kicking the smoking habit In greater numliers than ever, a lact that has spawned a $IOO million Industry in programs and pnaluets to assist in the process In thr space d a lew years, dozens ol itrtns have entered thr stop-smoking market, which Is expected to generate $250 million In revenues by 1990. Nicotine Is as addictive as heroine and i (M aine, according to a recent re|Mirt by tlr- U S Surgeon General. Besides the publicized health dangers, the trend of businesses, restaurants and airlines establishing "smoke-free" envtninments lias pul additional pressure on thr nation's 50 million smokers lo (jolt Items that have hit the slop smoking market Include gimmicky lung shaped colire cups with warnings alMiui cigarette use to over-the-counter products such as Sure Unit. Stop Easy and llabll in d u s try Breaker that use silver acetate, a nicotine substitute, lit gum lorrn. The market .ilso Includes clinic programs, which are expensive and drill mainly with hard-core smokers, and over ll*--counter aids, which account for the bulk of the market Advantage llr.ilth and Fitness ol Costa Mesa. Calif., for example, already auounts lor about one thud ol thr non presi riptliai Industry sales through a seven day |>rogram called ClgArrrst Company I’rnttdent Charles Slrichtcr said the $19 95 program. Iiasrd on l>chuvlor modification and nicotine replacement, has already hrl[K-d over hall a million |M-uplr to quit smoking Initial sin i ess. hr said was by dim t - r r s | M i n s e televi­ sion advertising which stalled in 1984. prompt lug the firm to put the priMlud on thr rrtail market last year The ClgArrrst Stop Smoking System contains a 60-mlnutr behavior nioddkratlon tape a See Smoking. Page 6D LaCross said ACOs are frequently called to pick up stray eats behind nearby Flea World. Dead and In­ jured animals are often picked up on C.R. 427 and the median on U.S. 17-92 at County Home Road, he said. Humane Society officials say their □ See Animals, Page 6D f Newsquotes... "We regret the circumstances which led to this difficult situation, but as a nows organization we must avoid at all possible costs any questions about the objective way we do business in keeping the public informed through our newscasts." Vincent Barresi, vice president and general manager of television station WTSP In St. Petersburg on the firing on news director Terry Cote and assistant news director Michael Shapiro as a result of their alleged computer hacking Into the file of a rival station. "It has become clear that armed means cannot bring about a settlement. "W e aro prepared to respect overyone's interest in the region. Even our economic interests are bolter served If thore is stability." Yuri Yukalov, chief of the Soviet Foreign Ministry's African Directorate on the Soviet Union's decision to host a series of meetings between white South African moderates and the African National Congress. "We'll hold out as long as II takes, but as lar as financially, thero is no money loll in our lamlly. My husband has a good job, but we’re like a lot ol other people and we were spending just about everything we made." Eastern flight attendant Dianne Marlin who has honored striking airline machinist union picket lines. “ I agree completely that |udgos ought not be In it lor the money and I know ot no judge in the federal system that is in it lor the money They'd have to be out of Iheir minds Without redress, the federal |udiclary as we know it cannot continue to meot tho high standards the public has come to expect bom It. The nation needs the assurance ol proper compensation lor judicial officers " Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnqulst In an appeal for a 30 percent pay raise lor federal judges. "We need an urgent solution We need it today because this is a very serious problem " Chilean Foreign Minister Neman Felipe Errazuriz on the U.S. ban ol Chilean bull alter some was found to contain cynaide. following a meeting with Secretary of State James Baker. We Just don I solve problems by violent acts and the law ol the gun I have to say it was a senseless and, in rny view, a cowardly act." Clackamas County (OreaonJ Judge Robert J. Morgan in sentencing 59 year old Camille Bain, a terminally ill woman sullerlng bom bone cancer, to lile in prison. Bain was convicted ol shooting her husband to death on Aug. 5. 1988 C om p iled from UPI news reports �WHMMk * ° — Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Sundav. March IB, 1B89 HR. S a n fo rd H e ra ld (uspsai-MO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0003 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. Hosle, Executive Editor Home Delivery: 3 Months. • 19.80:6 Months, *39.00: Year. *78.00. In State Mall: 3 Months. *25.50; 6 Months, *40.00: Year. *90.00. Out Of State Mall: 3 Months *21.84: 6 Months *40.56; Year *78.00. E D IT O R IA L S Child abuse YH The rising incidence of child abuse in the United States has highlighted an age-old dilemma for society: W ho should bear the responsibility for stopping it? Recent cases have shown that child abuse could have been curtailed, if not prevented in the first place, by timely Intervention. In som e cases, school teachers should have been alerted to home abuse by signs of physical violence on a child. In others, reports to school official* were never followed up. Too often, the shocking abuse o f defenseless toddlers, and even Infants, is allowed to continue despite the obvious signs. BEN W A TTE N B E R G In u n ity th e re is w e a k n e s s PHILADELPHIA — Only one prepared paper was presented here at the recent annual meeting of the Democratic Leadership Council. Its final paragraph is a gutsy marching call that should be recited by serious Democrats concerned about the Jesse Jackson problem and looking to promote both partisan victory and the national interest. The paper, “ Rebuilding a Presidential Majori­ ty," was written by Dr. WUllam Galston of the University of Maryland. Galston. a former Issues director for Walter Mondale, lays out the current sad estate of the national Democratic Party. The problems Include geography and Ideology. The reapportionment of electoral votes for 1992 will move more president-picking power to states that are already Republican (mostly Southern and Western). Voters see the Democrats as weak on defense. Voters feel that America has gone through "a severe breakdown In moral stan­ dards." And, says Galston, "for too many Americans ... Democrats arc part o f the problem, not the soluUon.... We have become the party of Individual rights but not Individual responsibili­ ty; the party o f self-expression but not selfdiscipline: the party o f sociological explanaUon but not moral accountability." Democrat-to-Democrat. In public, that Is tough stufT. But Galston concludes on a yettougher note, a call to c om b a t: " T h e ch a n ges we need cannot come from policy commissions or midterm conven­ tions or party func­ tionaries. They can only come from lead­ ers — candidates for th e p r e s id e n t ia l nomination — with th e c o u r a g e to £ G a ls to n c o n ­ challenge entrenched cludes o n a orthodoxies. ... This yet-toug he r w ill mean debate, n o te , a call to con tro versy, even c o m ba t j conflict. But It Is far belter than a barren and spurious unity. ... We Democrats must at long last set aside the politics of evasion ... It Is the only way to rebuild a presidential majority for our party...." The DLC and Galston showed courage. JA C K A sensational trial In New York has focused public attention on child abuse, increasingly perceived to be a national problem. Witnesses testified at the trial of Joel Steinberg that there were physical signs which should have alerted teachers o f 6-year-old Elizabeth, his illegally adopted daughter. Steinberg was found guilty o f Intentionally causing her death. One cf Lisa's teachers did, in fact, notice that the child had a black eye and bruises. But her reports to school officials were Ignored. WASHINGTON - If you want to assault someone, do It In a post office. Chances are. you can walk away through a bureaucratic loophole. .;V Zf - \ ] / I V k.} 1 ; At least, that's the way Nora Gibson sees IL The 68-year-old woman says she was knocked to the floor In a scuffle for a place In line at the post office and now the federal government refuses to go after the man she says bullied her out or line and Into the hospital. ^ c- a <»* T o assert that no one has the right to Interfere In private family affair* is to Ignore the reality that children are being abused every day In families of all kinds. Child abuse ranging-ifrom Incest to murderous violence cuts across the boundaries of race, religion, education, and wealth. Some authorities In this A dd believe the percentage of persons abusing their children has not risen In recent years. T h e y maintain the incidence appears to have risen because more people are now reporting abuse in response to a community perception that such behavior is intolerable. But facts and figures re p rd in g abuse are notoriously difficult to pin down. W hat Is certain is that millions of cases of child battering and neglect are never reported for one reason or another, even when there is ample cause for alarm. That defenseless children should be sub­ jected to physical and mental brutality in a supposedly civilised country such as ours is truly scan dalous. T he norror m ust be squarely faced: It is happening. What recent publicity has done is to develop public awareness of the need to be alert to child abuse and to report it to the appropriate authority at the first opportunity. Relatively helpless children should have first call on society's protection. Berry's World lo t D A V ID S . B R O D E R Cheney is the right man for the job WASHINGTON — Here are three things to understand about Rep. Dick Cheney (R-Wyo.), which will explain why President Bush made such a superb choice In naming him as secretary of defense following the John Tower fiasco. Cheney Is smart, he Is tough and he Is totally trustworthy. Put those qualities together, and you have a man who will bring real strength and rare Judgment to the administration. At 48, Cheney already has proven himself exceeding compe­ tent In both the executive nnd legislative branches o f government, performing ad­ mirably as President Ford's White House chief of stalT and then rising In very few years to the second-ranking leadership position of House Republicans. His brain Is as good as anyone's In town, and he is unafraid to voice his convictions In any company. From the time I first encountered him as a University of Wisconsin Ph.D. candidate working on the stafT of an equally brainy young congressman, the late Bill Steiger, he has displayed qualities that com­ mand the respect of people much older than he — and often of very different policy views. Though he la a conservative by conviction and a staunch partisan Republican, he is admired by dozens o f Democratic colleagues. He has a particularly close relationship with House Majority Leader Tom Foley (D-Wash.). a man of similar talent and temperament. Like Foley. Cheney downplays his own Importance and conceals hla shrewdness behind an engaging Western humor. Cheney and his wife, Lynne, the head of the National Endowment for the Humanities, are perhaps the most literate couple In town. Individually turning out highly readable essays and. Jointly, a fine book on leaders of the House. But Cheney's true colling Is vcmment and. In that field, there are few tter. Although Cheney's career roots are In Congress, his viewpoint is almost always that of the President's man. No one fought harder during the post-Watergate period and in the Iran-contra alloir against measures he though would Inhibit future Presidents from exercis­ ing their full powers as commander In chief and negotiator In chief. An essay Cheney wrote for an American Enterprise Institute confer­ ence this week, on what he calls "congressio­ nal aggrandizement" In the national security area, criticizes "aggrundlzers" as varied as Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) and Speaker Jim Wright |D-Tcxaa) and doubtless will provoke questions at Cheney's confirmation hcarUigs. But Cheney is totally consistent In his view, favoring a strong President — even if It's a Democrat. He told reporters In a 1987 Interview that hr would far rather see the Democrats nominate Sen. Sam Nunn (D-Ga.). the Armed Services Committee chairman and K C IM, k, MA M "LOOK. MAI NO CELLULITEI" ) '8 ANDERSON W o m a n h u r t in p o s t o f f ic e d e n ie d ju s t i c e The Steinberg trial and numerous other cases across the country illustrate the ethical dilemma that confronts social service and law en fo rcem e n t agen cies: H ow to protect children from abuse without violating the p r iv a c y o f the fa m llv . W h e n s h o u ld authorities Intervene In family affair*? W ho decides at what stage disciplinary punish­ ment becomes physical abuse? Nationwide, there were 2.2 million cases of child abuse reported in 1986. The shocking reality is that 1,200 were killed by abuse or neglect during 1987. A n d Initial tallies indicate that the 1988 toll will be even worse. Political organizations of elected olflcials don't often come out for conflict and against unity. •That violates every partisan tradition. But. says the DLC, these are not traditional times. The Democrats specialize In losing the presidency. Only a victorious public fight for the soul of the party can turn the tide. If It Is hard for an organization to preach Intramural combat. It Is harder still for politi­ cian s. Most o f those In atten dan ce at Philadelphia did not. Indeed, many advocated old-fashioned, mindless unity. (One exception was Sen. Charles Robb, who engaged In a pointed exchange with Jackson.) Will the politicians or the tough Democratic center have the brass to draw a line In the political sand? We shall see. "This was a good beginning, but only a beginning.” says Alvin From, executive director of the DLC. "The debate should grow more specific and Intense." Indeed, the Democrats have a great opportuni­ ty to move this adversarial dialogue to centerstage. The opportunity has a name: Jesse Jackson. He has come to personify Democratic hyperllberallsm. He has become an International superstar, gathering bushels o f headlines wherever he alights. architect o f Tower's defeat, than "a governor with no foreign-policy experience,” like Massachusetts' Michael Dukakis. Nunn would have a far better chance of beating the Republican nominee. Cheney allowed. But that was more than offset. In hla view, by the prospect that If Nunn won. the na­ tion would get what he c o n s id e r e d a highly qualified Pres­ ident. The Cheney nomination demon­ strates. once again, that George Bush has quick recuperative powers and the abili­ £ H is brain I * a * ty to do well with his g o o d as any­ second efforts. Bush o n e 's in to w n ■ showed that earlier by winning the pre­ sidency on his sec­ ond try and. in that second e ffo rt, re ­ couping In New Hampshire what he had lost In the opening contest In Iowa. Recovery skills are about as useful a trait as a President can possess. No way will the occupant of the Oval Office go through four years, or eight, without bumping Into adversity. The ability to come back from such a blow, to shake off the after-effects and think clearly about what needs to be done. Is what distinguishes the political survivors from those who contribute, willy-nilly, to their own political demise. Bush Is a survivor. In choosing Cheney. Bush has completed what may well be the most skilled, politically sophisticated trio of national security officials Washington has seen in decades. Along with Secretary o f stale James A. Baker III and national security adviser Brent Scowcroft. he forms a team ol highly competent, compatible lieutenants, with the capacity to adjust policies to a changing world and defend those policies in the domestic political arena. Scowcroft is the old pro of the trio, the retired general who served as deputy to Henry A. Kissinger and then established his own m odel o f re tic e n c e , p ro b ity and p ro ­ fessionalism in the national security adviser's post under President Ford. Baker is the old smoothie in the bunch, the well-bred Texan who can deflect criticism as deftly as he can maneuver to reduce the opposition to Impotent frustration. He is the consummate operative, perhaps the most Impressive unelected official the capital has seen since Clark Clifford. Last Dec. 20. Gibson walked Into a post office In Bethesda. M d ., to m a l l a certified letter. When t h e c le r 'k s a i d , " n e x t . " O lb s o n started toward the counter. A tall, re­ tired Navy officer cut In front of her. When s h e p r o te s te d :, Gibson claims the man shoved her to the floor. She banged her head against a counter and landed on the floor, uncon­ scious. Police arrived and sent her to the hospi­ tal In an ambulance. A doctor diagnosed her Injury as a severe concussion. When Gibson came to. she expected that her alleged assailant would be strung up by his thumbs. But she hadn't counted on the federal bureaucracy. Although the scuffle had taken place in a crowded post ofllce and the police had responded, Gibson discovered the Inci­ dent was not being Investigated. A police officer had scrawled the name of her alleged assailant on a paper and handed It to Gibson In the hospital. The rest, appar­ ently. was up to her. County police would not Investigate because the post ofllce is federal property. U.S. Postal Service Investigators claimed It was the county's responsibility. As a last resort, Gibson complained to the FBI. Almost two months after the incident, a postal Investigator showed up on her doorstep to get her side o f the story. He later told her the US. attorney in Baltimore had decided not to press charges ajpdnst the man because of "a lack o f criminal Intent." Gibson wanted to hear that excuse in person, so she went to the U.S. attorney's ofllce. An assistant state attorney there told her that the most he could do was write a nasty letter to the man. and he suggested that Gibson get a lawyer and sue her nemesis In civil court. Our associate Jim Lynch called the U.S. attorney's ofllce In Baltimore and asked why a woman who a y s she was bounced on the floor and knocked unconscious in front of witnesses can't get any Justice. An assistant attorney on the stafT listened and said the ofllce Is now "reopening the case." The retired Navy officer la vacationing, and we couldn't reach him for hta explanation of the scuffle, but sources dose to the case say that he claims Gibson grabbed his elbow and that he accidentally bumped her when he tried to shake free o f her grip. Gibson's daughter and other witnesses back up her version of the Imbroglio. Gibson's head was Jangled, but her sense of outrage is Intact. She says she will sue the man If criminal charges aren't filed. L E T T E R S T O T H E E D IT O R Letters lo the editor are welcome. All left must be signed and include a mailing addn and telephone number. Letters should be ot single subject and as brief as possible. T Sanlord Herald reserves the right to edit. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 19, <989 — 3 D L E TTE R S Promise of Passover and Easter We live, in a world of paradoxes. Millions throughout the nation will attend their respective places of worship this Passover-Good Frlday-Easter season. Themes of sulTertng and sacrifice, death and darkness, discouragement and despair overshadowed by contrasting ones of resurrection and new life, triumph and victory, hope and hallelujahs. . These serve as symbols of the deepest fears and'tragedles of life, which can be overcome by the greatest hopes and promises religious faith can arouse. Our Ideals are often higher than our accomplishments. Human fralllty and weakness have limited our capabilities In fulfilling our aspirations. In our penitence and contrition ire pledge renewed sacrifice, — o f time, of money, o f talent, of spirit. Often we experience a rebirth, a resurrection o f latent talents and dormant capabilities. Religious faith becomes deeper, stronger, more vital In Impacting upon our personal and social life, as well as on our work-a-day world. Of such faith the American nation was bom. The freedoms of democracy, the rights of humankind, emerged from this foundation of religious faith and practice. They flowered Into a constitutionally-based republic, with a triune government of executive, legislative and Judicial powers. They mushroomed Into a union of 50 sovereign states, united as the greatest nation on earth. These religious keynotes have been translated Into our historical heritage. By sacrifice we have preserved our Independence In tlmeofconfllct. By dedicated commitment we have achieved victory against our common foes. By dldlgehl preparation we maintain military strength to deter would-be agressors. In world relationships and In national affairs, concepts of freedom from tyranny and oppression, as well as equal rights and opportunities for minorities and the disadvantages, are of prime Importance. Compassion for the unfortunate, for the victims, for the unliberated hopefuls or many lands are added concerns. Elimination of terrorism and war Is a prime necessity If the world Is to survive. Assured peace with Jusltce and security, pointing towards understanding and trust between opposing world blocs, is a major goal to achieve. Passover and Easter remind us that religious faith and values can overcome the barriers, can promise results. The greatest needs o f our times can only be met with a resurgence o f those Ideals as they are translated Into actions which make an Impact upon the world In which we live. Passover and Easterl May they bring new life and hope to both our religious faith, and to our national goals and Ideals. James S. Speese Chaplain Lt. Col. USAF Ret. Outdated methods cost Florida money ' Florida does not receive Its fair share of federal grant dollars. At a time when our state Is experiencing tremendous growth, federal agencies are using outdated census data to allocate Important resources. That’sjust not fair. Florida Is penalized by a burcacratic methodology that docs not factor In current data. As a result, we rank last o f all 50 states In the grant dollars awarded — receiving Just 62.5 cents for every 91 we sent to Washington. 1 have introduced a bill In the Senate that would require federal agencies to use annual census figures when calculating federal grants to states. This would ensure that Florida receive Its fair share. In addition, I -have asked GAO to update a 1087 study Tint Identified over four dozen .federal programs that use outdated z| census figures. Funds should be targetedi to areas of greatest neeffr ■" Over the next few months, I will work to gain support for this Important legislation among my colleagues. Together with your support. 1believe that we can bring about a fair return on the taxes that Floridians pay to the federal government. Connie Mack United States Senator Sports coverage complimented It has become evident to me that your coverage of the Lake Mary High School soccer season was quite thorough. I wish to compliment you for your In depth reporting o f the games. Your viewpoint far exceeded those found In other media. I especially enjoyed your "Rams Conquer Killian" article. Hopefully this type of coverage continues for a long time. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Justin Walker Education is key to employment Tradltlqnally, the role'or American educa­ tion has been to prepare youth for their assumption of adult roles as productive citizens. If this role of the educational establishment Is to be perpetuated, an analysts Is needed o f the changes that will directly affect the repetolre of Jobs available and the education required. It has been noted that economic develop­ ment in Industrialized nations appears to follow a pattern. The Inttttal economy Is based on agricultural enterprises. This changes to a manufacturing economy, where the bulk o f employment revolves around manufacturing. Projections for future employment In­ dicate that both o f these sources will continue to decline and the service Industry will emerge as the one with the most growth potential. Service Industries encompass a wide range o f Jobs. However, the'segment o f the service industry with the greatest antici­ pated growth will require greater facility In language, mathematics and reasoning skills. Projections are for employment to accel­ erate approximately 70 percent for sclen- I received the Sanford Herald ever day and I really enjoy reading lt. It reports on more high school sports played right here In our Seminole County high schools than the Orlando Sentinel. It Is nice to be aware of what Is happening every day around us. And you staff docs a very good Job of showing us that. The Sanford Herald gives the best local coverage of our county. It might be a small newspaper but It gives me, even as a high school student, the local news, weather, and sports. I compliment the staff for their great work on putting this paper together. Keep It up. Sincerely yours, Tara Liberato Beware of Congressional Democrats President Bush has said that his defeat by Congress over (John) Towers’ appointment as secretary of defense Is past history and we should move on with other business and not dwell on It. He Is right of course, but the voters should remember the things we have teamed about Congress. General rolumnlsts critlced the hypocrasy of the Senate but Chuck Slone in his column "when ex-drunks fall out. U.S. suffers" (March 8) gave valueable proof. How many voters knew that Sen. (Sam) Nunn. Towers fiercest critic once crashed his car back In 1964 and left the scene of the accident when he (supposedly) was drunk! Chuck Stone also reminds us that "most Senators are captives of special Interest groups." We have had an example of that right here In our own county. Remember the 914.5 million given a multlmllllonarc for a county road by Bob Graham? We must not forget that Democratic members of Congress are trying to take over the powers of the executive branch of government and If we don’ t find some way to stop them there won’t be any checks and balances the writers of the Constitution were so determined to have tn our government. Congress will control both the President and the Supreme Court. Luclle Campbell Sanford LE TTE R S T O T H E ED ITO R Letters to the editor are welcome. Ail fellers must be signed and Include a mailing address and daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single topic and be as brief as possible. Letters are subject to editing. LURLENE S W E E T IN G lists and lawyers. These professions have the highest skill requirements. The differing skill requirements for service Jobs will create a wide discrepancy in Income among participants. Service Industries range from fast food workers and hospital orderlies to those cited above. Among the new Jobs to be created between now and the year 2000, It Is estimated that more than one-half will require some post-secondary education and almost 33 percent will be filled by college graduates. Today, 22 percent of all occupa­ tions require a college degree. By the year Massive d igital telecom m unications! networks will connect most businesses and,! many homes. This w ill Increase the’ possibility o f remaining at home to work.: The future may also permit secondary and;' college students to attend classes less frequently and to do their work at home with telecom m u n ication s equipm ent^ Teachers working as teams would dcvlsrf Individual educational plans for each stu­ dent. F L O R ID A C O M M E N T A R Y We need better leaders and tax reform employees and their families. That involves less crime, a clean, M y b a s i c m e s s a g e I s well-managed environment and straightforward. The world has a cultural climate. • F in ally, we need fiscal changed drastically. And, to compete In this new environ­ stability, characterized by rea­ ment, our nation, our states and sonable tax rales and prudent out local governments must spending policies. Because Florida is a state with promptly adapt to the new world and forego "business as usual” boundless economic potential, adding more than 325,000 resi­ attitudes and actions. In this new hlghly-dynamlc dents each year, It has special world economy, the old rules no needs. These needs plus the varied longer apply. How do we progress in this human services required by our new world? The first question expanding population have pul we need to ask Is what kind or Florida on a collision course with businesses can we and do we painful realities that must be faced — now. want to attract? Simply put, Florida urgently To preserve our high quality of life, we need the producers of the needs Investments In Its Infra­ highest value-added goods and structure to compete In the new services sold In the interna­ global world. We know what we tional, national and statewide need. We know what we want. markets. I’m talking of goods (But) we have yet to accept that the way we finance state and tike super c om pu te rs, local government In Florida Is sophisticated communications devices and robotics, and medi­ definitely "broke" and needs cal and financial services. Just to fixing. name a few. Our leaders must face facts. T o com pete successfully, Florida Is In need of fundamental Florida — like other aspiring lax reform. We elected our competitive states — must strive leaders to figure out how to pay for what Florida needs and get to btf, not cheaper, but better, e keys to winning the on with the Job: tlo n -ln —the- late 20th ~ • It will ’ take art additional century are: 952.9 billion to assure that • A c a p a b le , m o tiv a te d , Florida can effectively compete well-educated work force that la In this global economy. That the product of a top-notch edu­ breaks down to 935 billion at the state level, and 917.9 billion for cation system. local governments. • Highways, roads, bridges, h ospitals, lib raries, parks, • F lo rid a a n tiq u a te d tax utilities, sewers and water lines. structure needs revision. It was • In order to be the best place designed to suit "o ld " Florida, to do business, we need a high a n d n o t o u r " n e w , " quality of life that Is attractive to "bellwether" state. By CHARLES J, ZWICK________ Our needs have arrived when the federal cornucopia has run dry. For better or for worse, eight years of federal budget cuts In domestic programs have left state and local governments largely on their own. Simultaneously, state gov­ ernments have responded to the federal dry-up by pushing down more responsibility on local gov­ ernments to finance their won Infrastructure needs. Local gov­ ernments all over the country have had to absorb about half of the lass o f federal funds. Two-thrlds of Florida’s general revenues come from its sales tax on goods. The state has a "boom to bust" tax structure because It taxes goods and not services. State revenues go up during good times, and plummet when needed the most. Businesses cannot adequately plan and fi­ nance long-term capital In­ vestments with a feast-or-famlne revenue stream. And, neither can a state. In Florida, we face another fundamental need. Despite the state’s constitutional mandate for a balanced budget, we are engagin g In the functional equivalent of deficit financing. We have not been providing a revenue stream sufficient to fi­ nance Infrastructure on a pay as you grow basis. The faster we go In Florida, the further the financ­ ing for Infrastructure has lagged behind. There are several lessons from the Florida experience that arc relevant nationwide. I recommend the state com­ prehensive plan approach. This process Is good at defining the n eed s, o ffe r in g f u n d i n g alternatives and perform ing consensus building because of the wodc array of public and private sector representatives that can get involved. , Secondly, the process can be used to educate the public that Infrastructure Is not part of some "wish list," but a necessity If states and local governments artgoing to compete In the new world environment. If I could do one thing dlffercnly with the S ta te C o m p reh en sive Plan Committee, I would put a lot more emphasis on this educa­ tion process. F in a lly , th e th ir d a n d , perhaps, the most Inportanl lesson. Unless our elected of­ ficials are willing to behave ns true leaders, we will fall. Our elected representatives art; running scared. They want everyone else to take the lead In proposing any new taxes. But, I continue to have faith that people, properly Informed, will consent to pay specifically for Infrastructure to maintain their quality of life. ** k •t 4 Finding the right tatliwas not easy. Florida voLsrsrKln my opinion, will not acedpha slate Income tax. They will also rebel at hikes In levies that lax their wealth. Simply put. that leaves taxes on transactions — like the sales tax on services — as the best source of a broad based revenue for Florida. The othef alternative Is a gross receipt^ lax, which Is a sales tux in disguise. Ch*r(*» J. Zwick It chslrmsn and chid • i k u IIv* ot(lc*r of Souttwail Banking Corp J N A T IO N A L C O M M E N T A R Y Higher minimum wage spreads American dream By LEON DANIEL More praise for Herald coverage SEMINOLE OPINION 2000, the median years o f education required will be 13.5. , Occupations In which continuing decline* Is projected Include: blue collar supervisors. • hand workers, assemblers and fabricators,! machlAe setters, operators, fanners, forestry workers and fishermen. Another significant factor, In addition to the emergence of the service Industry ns the prime provider of future Jobs. Is the Incredible advance In technology. C o m p u te r t e c h n o lo g ie s and b io ­ technologies, coupled with otther advances, will make possible still further chungcs in work and education. WASHINGTON - Who do the working poor who want the minimum wage raised think they are — members of Con­ gress? These greedy workers need to understand that our lawmakers arc among the nation's top 1 percent of canters for a very good reason. It's because they're so smart. Congress, after all, wisely has resisted raising the minimum wage In order to avert massive unemployment. But for suppressing such an I n f la t io n a r y d e m a n d th e lawmakers must share credit with former President Ronald Reagan, a champion o f the overdog. Some of the smartest mem­ bers of Congress have warned us that forcing fast-food Joints to pay burger (Uppers better could bring back the Great Depression. Still, some Ingrates evidently already have forgotten that It was Congress that generously g a ve them a raise In the minimum wage to 93.35 an hour only eight years ago. Now they're already back ugaln to wheedle more from the lawmakers, who only recently nobly denied them selves u m odest annual raise from 989.500 to 9135.000. The whiners should know that the minimum wage totes up to u whopping 96,968 a year, which Is only 94.600 below the poverty line for a family of four. Now, let's get real. And let's hope Congress and the president do too. Quite seriously. It's high time for them to agree on a new und livable minimum wugc. Some lawmakers want to raise It to 94.65 but Bush nays he will veto any Increase over 94.25. And the ad m in istra tio n Is pushing a subminimum "train­ ing wage" of 93.35 an hour for six months for new workers. * A m e r ic a 's w o rk in g paoj* should not have to listen to arguments about such roadblocklng schemes us the truly named subminimum pittance. They need help now. Women must always be ready for danger Women are abducted, raped and killed so often that sometimes I think wc are numb to the suffering; that Is. unless It happens too near our own assumed safe harbors. We read, we might feel momentary outrage or grief, but It's forgotten almost by the time we've finished the paper. Kelli Patricia Hall's death was one that stayed with me. She was abducted In St. Charles. Mo., a suburb of St. Louis, on Feb. 9. They found her nude body almost two weeks later; she had been strangled to death, and tests may determine she was also raped. She was 17 years old. St. Louis Is 200 miles away from where I live, so Kelli's death didn't really threaten my safety zone. But I can't seem to shake the horror of her death any easier than 1can forget her abduction, and for the same mystifying reason: The night Kelli was taken, she was minutes from getting off work at the Mobil station where she was u cashier. Her boyfriend was watting nearby In a warm car for her to finish her final task of the night: checking the tanks to sec If they needed to be refilled. A few yards In the other direction was the station, and custom­ ers. Just a scream, a dash away. Yet witnesses saw Kelli get Into a Chevy Blazer with two men It In It. Why? Police speculate that one of the men held a gun on Kelli. If that Is true, chances are very good that If she'd run toward the station or her boyfriend's car. screaming bloody murder, the would-be abductors would h a v e lammed It In drive and tskrti off. How many times do you hear of someone with a. gun shooting an Intended victim from a car because they WON'T get In? Even though Kelli Hall didn't have the presence of mLid to reason through her situation and take the route that would have saved her life, very few women do when wc sec a gun pointed at us. We see u gun. wc freeze. We do what we're told. Would a 17-year-old boy have gotten Into a car, that close to safety. Just because a gun was pointed at him? Not any of the ones I know. Since Kelli's death. I've been asking other women what they would do In her situation. Most of them suld their reaction would have been to do what they were told, out of fear they'd be shot If they didn't. They couldn't get beyond that point in their thinking process, unless pressed. The only woman who gave me u quick "Not on your life!" was a friend who teaches awareness classes In conjunction with a local rape-victim support; group. Then she gave me a little quiz about\ what I'd do If faced with a few hypothetical threatening situations they talk about In her classes. All I could do wus stammer. "Well, I guess I'd...." She knew exactly what she'd do: they were actual plans of action that are second nature to her now. Wc make u great hoopla out o f the' possibility that we muy sometime need to' administer CPK to someone. Wc sponsor! classes at our workplaces. and re certify! ourselves periodically. I've had three CPR classes In my 37 years, and I've never known anyone personally who hus ever had' to use It. I've never hud a class In basic! safety awareness for women; yet four women I know quite well — my niece, my! best friend, a college roommate and a co-worker — were all assaulted. One of them! was ra|ied. We don't have to scare ourselves to teach! reality: "You might find yourself In u< dangerous situation, and here's what you' should do. Here's hoping you don't, but an; ounce of prevention ..." Men seem to learn; tn this society how to run, yell, fight.; anything hut go gently to the slaughter'; Women don't. We owe It to our female* children to teach them how to save their lives. ( C | I S t N « M M » r i n itrp riu A u M ia iw i �4 0 — 8«nfonj Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 18. 1988 B u sin ess Plastic textiles well-suited here IN B R IE F United Praia International Leadership Sanford conference set SANFORD — The eecond Leadership Sanford Business Course, sponsored by the Commercial Commute o f the Qreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, will begin on March 31. Interested participants must register prtor to the first meeting. A registration fee of 125 Is required for the eight session course. All sessions will be limited to one hour rnd will be led by local facilitators. Course sessions and discussions will Include salesmanship, marketlng.8trateglea, accounting, time management, employee management, leadership and community Involvement and small claims court. For further Information and registration forms, please contact the Qreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 East First St.. Sanford or you may call 322-2212. Brewer honored for contributions LAKE MARY — Custom builder Dave Brewer recently was honored by Florida Homebuilder Magazine for his continued contributions to the Industry. Brewer, who has built nearly 250 luxury homes throughout Central Florida since 1980, was recognized by the magazine's "Best o f the Rest," which paid tribute to those Florida builder who over the past 10 years have made a solid Impact on upgrading the Industry. Brewer, president of the Master Custom Builder Council which Is comprised o f more than 50 of Central Florida’s premier custom and luxury builders, was the only home builder from the area honored. The Lake Mary-based firm has won major awards In the Central Florida Parade o f Homes for five consecutive years and Is expected to be a leading contender in this year's competition. Builders thanked for tournament help LONGWOOD — The Master Custom Builder Council honored 17 Central Florida businesses recently for their support In the Council's Inaugural golf tournament last October. The Concil. comprised of more than 50 of Central Florida's leading custom and luxury homebuilders, presented each of the businesses with commemorative plaques, thanking them for their efforts which helped raise $25,000 for the 6-month-old organization. Those businesses honored Include SunState Air Systems of Kissimmee; First Federal of Seminole; Energy Air, ,lnc. of Apopka; SAW Kitchens. Inc. o f Longwood; NTS; American Home Funding. Inc. of Winter Park; GulfAUantlc Title Agency of Longwood and Wllkerson Lumber of Longwood. Also. JW Markham's, Inc. of Maitland; Del-Air Heating Air Conditioning & Refrigeration of Lake Mary; Metro Lighting Inc. o f Longwood; Lochavcn Federal Savings and Loan; Residential Building Supply of Longwood; Glendale Federal; Solar-Tlte Inc. of Caaselbcny; Superior Trim & Door, Inc. of Sanford and Klnco Inc. of Central Florida, Longwood. Rickman named employee of the month SANFORD — John Rickman has been named March's Employee o f the Month from C/M Lines, 501 Codlsco Way. Rickman was sited for his commitment to customer satlsfacattitude and work performance. Rickman has been irlth the company for eight months and serves in the ‘ lYCr. .Coastline employs over 500 perople ln.lta.2fl i Atlanta to Miami. IRS offera email business tax workshop ■ ORLANDO — The Internal Revenue Service Is offering a Small Business Tax Workshlp In Orlando on Thursday. The workshop will be held In the Federal Office Building, located at 80 North Hughey Avenue, Room 206. According to James J. Ryan, district director of the Jacksonville IRS District, the workshop Is designed to provide Information on federal business taxes for self-employed and small business owners who have recently started a business or who anticipate starting one. The workshop will begin at 9 a.m. and last until 1 p.m. For more Information, call IRS toll-fre at 1-800-424-1040. Florida tourism business Increases TALLAHASSEE — Florida hosted almost 37 million visitors In 1988, an Increase of 8.5 percent compared to the previous year, according to figures compiled by the Florida Department of Commerce. The slate hosted 34 million visitors In 1987. A P O P K A G a r y Gale's father sent him off to European textile schools with a mission: Find a product to expand flat sales at the family's $500,000-a-year knitted baby-wear business In Australia. " W e n eed ed s o m e th in g th at was technology-based. r.ot labor-based." Gale said. "And I came up with plastic textiles." Gale, now 36, never received a degree from any of the four schools he attended in Germany and England. But his observations of such things as plastic net sacks commonly used to carry spuds, along with the bits of Information he absorbed at school, pushed the family Into a line of woven and knitted polyethylene products. "W e Just sophisticated the Idea." Gale said. "But at the same time we kept it a very simple process with Just two steps, extrud­ ing the material and then weaving and packaging the product at the same time." Plastic textiles were made Into such disparate products as snow fence, sun Also, the area's strong business climate and family Image, fueled by nearby, Wall Disney World and dozens o f other attrac­ tions. make It easy to attract management employees to a growing business. "W e have a hard time getting people to relocate to Melbourne, Australia, Gale said. "W e have no trouble getting people to come to Orlando." Inside Weathashade’s 40,000-square-foot Florida plant, soon to be expanded by 50 percent, fabrics division President Waynne McDonald explained that the company has modified most o f Its standard textile equipment to be more efficient and flexible. They can produce bright orange barrier fences for Exxon or deep .green netting to keep birds from eating the apples in a North Carolina orchard. “ We have the advantange of being In a position that If a customer needs something slightly different than what we have we can modify to meet their needs." McDonald said. Rolls of knitted product are marked along the edge to show at a glance their “ shade density/' screen, crop protection and child restraint. They transformed Gale Pty. Ltd., the Melbourne, Australia, company Harry and Barbara Gale started before son Gary was born, Into an International concern. During the past four years annual sales have Increased from $2 million to $30 million, right on target with the business plan Gale predict* will push sales to more than $225 million by 1993. After a successful five years with plastic textiles In Australia. Gale brought the business Into the U.S. market In December 1981. He established Weathashadc Corp- and Its International headquarters in Apopka. Florida Is not yet one of the better markets for Weathashadc products, but the area has attributes more Immediately crucial than sales. Centra Florida has a cheap labor supply drawn largely from citrus workers and other mainly Agricultural laborers. They leave the groves for Job stability, better pay. health Insurance and factory work they can perform with minimal training. Apple juice makers fight Alar said Brian Walker, a spokesman scare, with much of the cam­ for M ott's apple Juice and paign focused on cities that have LAKE MARY - StromApple Juice makers, worried applesauce, a division of Cad­ banned apples from schools. berg-Carlson has appoltcd they will be dragged down by bury Schweppes Inc. M artln elll, known for Its Ronald J. Kandell to vice The Processed Apple Institute sparklin g cid er and ap p le­ public fear o f the apple chemical president of marketing. Alar, are preparing ad cam­ Is working to come up with a shaped Juice bottles, said it is He will be responsible for paigns and special stickers to cam paign to tell the Juice worried the current uproar over marketing the strategic assure consumers their products makers’ story. The trade group Alar will ruin Its 120-ycar-old planning at Strombergexpects to hire a public relations family-owned business. are virtually Alar-free. Carlson and will report to Juice makers say they do not ‘ firm later this week and begin a "A ll we make Is apple Juice," Van Cullens. Bcnlor vlcr said S. John Martlnelll. vice have any use for Alar, which media campaign costing "sever president o f marketing and brings out the color in fresh red al hundred thousand" dollars, president and general manager business development for •apples and makes them firmer. possibly Including advertising, of the company. " I f apple Juice the T eleco m s System s takes c dump, wc'rc obviously Apple Juice and applesauce by early next week. Group o f GPT. Apple Juice makers say It Is too going to be part of that." companies Joined together In Previously. Kandell was Martfncllt said supermarkets 1986 to stop accepting apples early to tell how badly sales will director of market planning treated with the chemical, which be affected by the Alar scare, but and discount chalnB have said and program management they are receiving hundreds of their apple Juice sales dropped has been linked to cancer. at Stromberg-Carlson. The Processed Apple Institute calls a day from consumers 20 percent since the National He has been with Resources Defense Council re­ la plannlngi an Industry-wide i worried about the Issue. Stromberg-Carlson since "It's a tidal wave and we port came out. campaign to put out the apple 1973. Prior to Joining the Juice Industry's side o f the story, would like to stop It as soon as The company has gotten 30 c o m p a n y , he w as an but some companies have taken possible." said PAI spokesman calls a day and 15 letters from e n g i n e e r at G T E ' s Keith Keeney. matters Into their own hands. consumers worried about the Automatic Labs. ' The apple Juice industry is not Very Fine apple Juice of Lit­ situation. Kandell received a BS tleton, Mass, ran a quarter-page the only one worried. Since a d e g r e e in e l e c t r i c a l ad in Wednesday's New York report was released Feb. 24 that Seneca Foods Corp. of Pltengineering at Western Times proclaiming Itself Alar- linked Alar to Increased cancer- tsford, N.Y., the largest maker of Michigan University. He r is k , p a r t ic u la r ly a m o n g frozen apple Juice, said it Is still free. also took graduate courses Tree Top Inc. of Selah. Wash., children, several school districts. weighing Its options, but does In product management at the nation's largest brand-name Including Los Angeles, Chicago not currently have plans for an the Rochester Institute of maker of apple juice, plans to and San Francisco, as well as ad campaign o f its own. ■Technology. place full-page ads in USA Today several Florida districts, have 'Tile company has received up Strpmbcfg-Carlapn , rep; and newspapers in Los Angeles. banned the fruit from their I to 150 callS| if day from con­ resents thc-U.S. presence of Seattle and San Francisco Friday school-lunch programs until sumers worried about the Issue, GPT; a company that'ranks telling consumers that It does they arc assured It Is safe. among the world's lop ten Seminole County schools, after a spokesman said. Each caller Is not use Alar-treated apples. sent a letter outlying Seneca's s u p p lie r s o f t e le c o m ­ S . M a r t I n e l l l & C o . oT obtaining certification from their stance against Alar-treated munications equipment. Watsonville, Calif., California's fruit supplier that Its apples were apples. second largest brand-name seller not treated with Alar, have not of apple Juice, Is printing half a banned the fruit. The apple industry Is worried million special labels to assure TERM, WHO LE. AMD UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE, GROUP AND H E A L TH INSURANCE. consumers that Its products do that the growing public concern PENSION Pt AN S. ANNUITIES. IRAS. VARIABLE U r E INSURANCE. not contain the controversial over Alar will cripple the apple PA tr.AERSHIP INVES TM ENT S. M UTU AL FUNDS. AND T A X- E X E M PT BOND UNIT T RU ST S. business. The Washington Apple chemical. FOR IH fO K H A JtOtl, CALL Some Juice makers feel these Commission said last week it New York Life Insurance Company companies are only confusing w ill spend $1.6 m illion on 206 E. First Street, Suite 203 the Issue, however. 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Pre-registration Is necessary and can be obtained by calling Central Florida Regional at 321-4500 or 668-4441. ext. G07. Course dates run from 7:30 to 9 p.m. March 27. 28. 29 and 30 with the maintenance part of the course set for April 3 and 10 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Some of the risks to women who smoke Include earlier menopause according to the Mayo Clinic Health Letter, which also pointed out he osteoporosis after menopause Is more frequent than with non-smokers. Other dangers listed were lung cancer and cancer or the cervix as more common In women who smoke. Lung cancer has now surpassed breat cancer as the leading cause of cancer death In women. Women who smoke have more difficulty getting pregnane and once pregnant they have a greater risk of abortion, stillbirth and premature delivery. These hazards arc also explored In prenatal classes offered free to expectant mothers and their families throughout the year. For additional Information call the hospital. Nutrition seminars at South Seminole LONOWOOD — South Seminole Community Hospital, Longwood, will present free educational seminars on nutri­ tional topics in March and early Aplrl In recognition of National Nutrition Month. "Cancer Prevention Diet" Is the topic o f the March 23 seminar, to be presented from 3-4 p.m. In the hospital classroom. Pam Mosure, Registered Dietitian and Director of Food Service and Nutrition, will discuss diets recommended by the American Cancer Society. To make reservations, call Ken Peach In Marketing at 767-1200. ext. 199. Blood drive at Flea World SANFORD — A Central Flordia Blood Bank mobile unit will be parked at Flea World: located on Highway 17-92 In south Sanford, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Easter Sunday. Donors who give blood at the unit will receive a free Flea World T-shirt or free admission to the Flea World Zoo. Donors will be given a brief medical questionnaire and a health screening, which Includes blood pressure, pulse rate, Iron level and temperature check. Donors must be at least 17 years old. Applications open for Camp Sunshine ORLANDO — The American Lung Association of Central Florida Is accepting applications for Sunshine Station this summer, a unique camping program for children ages 7-11 who suiter from asthma or other chronic lung diseases without complications of other disorders. The camp, scheduled for July 30-Aug. S at Camp Challenge at Sorrento, offers a combination o f traditional resident camp activities and insensitive asthma education, while taking every precaution to control the Individual camper's condition. , The camp is specifically designed for children who are unable to attend other suidmer camps due to their Illness. Canty'fee Is $235and Includes all activities, meals,’ lodging, transportation and health and accident Insurance. However, no child will be denied acceptance for financial reasons. A limited number of full and partial campershlps are available. Deadline for application Is June 5. For more information, contact Lynn Williams at 898-3401, or 1-800-624-8735. II The public is Invited to tour the unit and learn more about the primary program during the open house. Other activities the unit Is participating in Include Its an­ nual school tuberculosis scneenlng. new septic tank repair program and an early dental screening program. HRS Seminole County Public Health Unit Just completed Its annual school TB screening, testing about 1,800 students in To o many vitamins may be dangerous United P r A a International BOSTON - At least half of all Americans take vitamins and other dietary supplements on a regular basis, but many nutri­ tionists say most adults do not need them. "What most people ought to do Is really pay attention to their diet." said Jeffrey Blumberg, a s s is t a n t d ir e c t o r o f th e Agriculture Department Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University in Boston. Americans spend an estimated •3 billion each year on nutri­ tional supplements, such os One-A-Day vitamins. But In the latest of a series of assaults on the use of such supplements, the National Re­ search Council recently re­ commended most people avoid dietary supplements. "W e do not recommend taking supplements," said Dr. Am o M otulsky. who headed the committee that Issued the re­ port. "W e arc worried that tak­ ing large doses could have nega­ tive Impacts." V i t a m i n s are o rga ni c molecules that must be con­ sumed In the diet In very small amounts to help the body grow and function. But taken In large doses, some vitamins can be toxic. The committee urged people i to eat a carefully balanced diet, from which they easily should be able to get the recommended dally allowances o f vitamins and minerals. But Annette Dickinson, of the Council for Responsible Nutri­ tion, a trade association repre­ senting vitamin-makers, dis­ Infant immunizations urged puted the recommendations against the use o f dietary supplements. Although vitamins taken In large doses can potentially be toxic, taking a dally multivitamin Is safe and Insures that an Individual Is getting at least their dally requirements, she said. Moreover, studies have shown that in addition to maintaining good health, certain vitamins may protect ngalnst a variety of forms o f cancers and other diseases. Dickinson said. W hile acknow ledging that unless som eone takes megadoscs o f vitamins there Is relatively no danger, many nutritionists oppose the use of dietary supplements for most people because it may result In people abdicating responsibility for what they eat. Megadoscs of vitamins have b e e n p r o m o t e d as b e in g beneficial for a multitude of purposes. Including Increasing virility to slowing the aging process. But most experts agree the claims are unsubstantiated. Experts agree certain seg­ ments of the population proba­ bly need dietary supplements on a regular basis, such as young children, the elderly, people with certain Illnesses and women who need Iron or calcium. But nutri­ tionists say these groups should consult their doctors to find out what they need. And while there Is a growing body of scientific research In­ dicating certain vitamins may protect against certain cancers, most researchers agree there Is not enough evidence yet to r e c o m m e n d p e o p le t a k e vitamins for that purpose. University pioneers new sinus surgery surgeon then works through the nose, instead o f a surgical In­ GAINESVILLE - Doctors at cision, to rem ove only the the University o f Florida are minimum amount of tissue nec­ replacing traditional sinus sur­ essary to relieve the slnuB gery with a new, less radical obstruction. procedure, using an endoscope An endoscope Is a slender to remove Infected tissue from fiber-optic tube that provides an blocked openings deep within unobstructed view of Internal the nose. structures, cither directly or on a Patients heal faster and suffer television monitor. less disfigurement than with "T h e biggest difference be­ earlier treatments, according to tween endoscopic sinus surgery University spokesmen. and traditional Burgery Is In the About 5 percent of the popula­ reason in g behind the p ro ­ tion suffers from severe sinusitis, cedure." said Dr. Scott Stringer, a chronic Infection that causes an ear. nose and throat surgeon pressure, pain and congestion In at the UF clinic. the sinuses, the air cavities In "In the past. car. nose and the skull that lead to the nasal throat specialists felt chronic passages. sinusitis resulted from problems In traditional sinus surgery, oil within the sinus Itself. The of the infected sinus tissue Is obvious answer seemed to be to removed through an Incision remove It entirely." between the top of the nose and Doctors now believe the pro­ the eyelids. The procedure Is blem lies with the openings of major surgery performed under g e n e r a l a n e s t h e s i a , and n orm ally Is follo w ed by a flve-to-slx-day hospital stay, a slow and painful recovery, and disfiguring scars. In the new procedure, sur­ geons precisely locate diseased sinus tissue with the aid of a C A T scan n er, a com p u ter assisted X-ray that produces finely detailed three-dimensional images of the huptan body. Using the endoscope, the United Prsss International " K e e l G ood A g a i n " L A K E M A R Y B L V D . C H I R O P R A C T I C the sinus into the nose. When those openings arc blocked, the sinuses become infected. “ Our current approach Is to remove diseased tissue from the openings, and rely on the body Itself to heal the remainder of the sinus Infection. "W e're working primarily with the openings to the ethmoid sinuses, which lie deep within the nose between the eyes." Stringer said. "Using the en­ doscope allows us to view and operate on these deep-seated structures with relative cose." Endoscopic sinus surgery takes 45 minutes to two hours, and can be performed under local or general anesthesia. It usually Is conducted on an outpatient basis. Advantages over traditional Burgery Include less destruction of normal anatomy, and less pain, swelling and congestion TheForestService wouldlike toaskyou foralittlehelp withitspaperwork. The unit Is also Implementing policies for disposal of Inectlous m edical waste. N otification packets arc being prepared for all county physicians, dentists, veterinarians and other In­ fectious disease generators. The dental department of the unit offers clients going through early periodic screening detec­ tion and treatment a complete dental examination and x-rays. These services are provided e v e r y T u e s d a y a fte r n o o n 23 county elem entary, and seven middle schools. Workshops hnvc been held to keep the staff updated on the latest Information concerning TB and AIDS. In an effort to prevent con­ tam ination o f the cou n ty's drinking water, the environ­ mental health section of the unit has Implemented a new septic tank repair program which focuses on location of faulty tanks nnd completion of repairs. tion Program has found that almost a quarter of Florida Infants do not begin their Immunization programs even by the age of .seven months. Tills can be dangerous, since the num ber o f w hooping cough cases for children under a year old Is Increasing, and whooping cough can tie very dangerous far babies that young, she said. The state Immunization of­ fice has also determined that only 15 percent of Florida's two-year-olds have begun, or stay on. a schedule for primary Immunizations. Crouch said parents should contact their doctor to arrange for the Immunizations, ot call the county health unit at 322-2724. extension 291. SANFORD — The Seminole County Public Health De­ partment Is urging parents of new-born children to arrange to have their babies Immu­ nized against serious diseases that can be prevented through the Immunizations. Rose M. Crouch, senior community health nurse, said babies need to start building up protection against diseases such as dlpthcrla. whooping cough and polio at age two months. Parents of children who arc older than two months should not think It Is too late though, she said. Immunizations given to older children protect Just as well from then on. However. Crouch said the State Health Office Immuniza­ HAVE Y OU HAD AN A C C ID E N T ? AUTO • WORK COMP. • SLIP & FALL Dr. A.W. WooSail Or. R.B. Cunningham M O ST IN JU R IES LITTL E OR NO T R E A T E D C O S T TO W ITH YOU! 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Airport Blvd. The open house will also celebrate the beginning of the unit's primary care program, which offers services to finan­ cially eligible people experienc­ ing acute and episodic Illnesses, as well as preventive care for chronic diseases. In Home Medical 321 N . M angoustine EQUIPMENT Sanford, Fla. 321-0239 �I “ r / t i, i — Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida — Sunday, March 18, 1869 Another cosmic comedy from Adams I Tfca L o a f Dark Taa-Tlme of tha Soul > ByD oapuAduu (Simon and Schnater, 351 pp., $16.98) Mother London By Michael Moorcock (Harmony Books, 496 pp., $19.98) Douglas Adama. master of cosmic comedy and Interstellar Irony, returned to Earth with his book about the exploits of holistic private eye Dirk Ocntly. Oently's Earth, however, is not one that most residents would recognise as their own. Its In h a b ita n ts In c lu d e a m e n a c in g , never-to-be-opened refrigerator, an apparently self-evaporating airport check-ln desk and a soda machine with something of a checkered work history. There Is also an Asgard full of passe and Ignored Norse gods, one o f whom prefers to live out his Immortality In a private sanitarium, not to mention an obstinate heroine — and of course, Oently himself, who Is quite simply a major league piece of work. This book, like Adams's “ Dirk Oently's Holistic Detective Agency." Is admittedly a notch down In sheer lunancy from his delightfully Insane "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series.* But the hint of seriousness here — some­ times restricting the reader's potential guffaws to mere chuckles — makes the book all the more attractive. Like all o f Adams's books, It Is very funny. But It's also Intriguing, extraordinarily clever, and not a little unsettling. Fantasy writer Michael Moorcock's 100th book Is a lyric tale, evoking London In much the same manner as James Joyce brought Dublin to life In "Ulysses." "Mother London" purports to tell the story of three survivors o f the World War II bombings on the British capital — Josef Kiss, a mind reader whose talents were used to Identify the buried but living during the BUtx; Mary Gasalec, who miraculously walked out of the Inferno that was her house; and David Mummery, an urban anthropologist also mi­ raculously saved. The three, all psychics who hear others' minds, ofllclally meet and become fast friends — the two men gentle rivals for Mary's love — at a mental clinic. Moorcock patches their stories together In seemingly random Jumps of time, flitting back and forth from 1940 to 1985. as their Uvea Intersect, sometimes knowingly, sometimes In Ignorance. Often, however, those lives are secondary to Moorcock's real heroine. London, vehicles that enable him to Invoke strings of street and neighborhood names, bus lines, subway staUonsand pubs. Despite his treatment of them, Moorcock gives us some wonderful, eccentric characters living on the fringes of sanity and respectabili­ ty. In their wanderings about the everchanging city, they provide a sense of continuity with the myth and legend of the city of London as a survivor. 11 By William J. Canalts (Crown, SS9 pp., $19.98) In his third novel, William Caunltx has woven a fast-paced police story o f International dimensions. On holiday In a seaside village. Mai. Andreas Vasaos of the Security Division, Athens, sees his wife and son gunned down In what appears to be a terrorist act. To the authorities' surprise, the gunmen are Americans, and It appears their targets were two a reek policemen. The trail leads to a shady Greek art dealer and to New York where Teddy Lucas, a Oreek-Amerlcan cop. teams with Vasaos to unravel a scheme Involving fake Greek antiquities. Not all are fake, however, and Vasaos and Lucas find themselves searching for a rare and valuable scroll, the copy of Homer's Iliad that Aristotle made for Alexander, future klhg of Macedonia. The trail Is a bloody one because whoever has the scroll Is making sure that anyone who has a clue can't tell. Wrap In some ahady diplomats, International politics and the NYPD riding to the rescue with the aid of the KGB, and you have a bang-up tatemire to make a great movie. Caunltx gives us generous slices o f sexuality, blood and gore, and Lucas struggling with his ethnic Identity, to go with his well-researched story. FICTION 1. The Bataaftc Verses — Salman Rushdie (No. 1 last week— 50.932 copies ordered) 2. The Edge — Dick Francis (3 -3 ,5 1 0 ) 3. B U r-D a n ie lle Steel (2 - 2.427) 4. Billy Bathgate — E .L Doctorow (6 — 1.718) 5. Lonesome Dove — Larry McMurtry (4 — 1*347) 0. Cat's Eye — Margaret Atwood (7 — 1.036) 7. Morning Glory — Lavyrte Spencer (940) 8. TheFortase — Michael Korda (905) 9. Midnight— Dean Koontx( 5— 861) 10. The Long Dark Tea-tlase Into the l— Douglas Adams (790) NON-FICTION 1. The W ay T hin gs W ork — David MacCauley (2 — 5,455) 2. Qettlag the Love Tea Want — MarvUle Hendrix (4,242) 3. W ealth wltkoat Bisk — Charles Givens (1-4,113) 4. One Up On W all Street — Peter Lynch (10-3.042) 8. The E10rt-week Cholesterol Care — Robert Kowalsld (5 - 2.717) 6. A ll I BeaMy Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten— Robert Fulghum (4 — 2,477) 7. lanamemry — John Alien Paulos (6 — 2.277) 8. Flying Wlthoat Wings — Arnold Belsser (2.203) 9. The — Joseph Wambaugh (7 — 2.097) 10. Blind Faith — Joe McGinnis (3 — 1.561) Animals' Continued from Page ID organisation Is not the cause of the problems In the neighborhood. " T h e problem o f animals roaming the strata around there from people dropping them off Is a minor problem ," said Bo Simpson, society president. "Th e problem Is people aren't responsible for their animals." Simpson said because pel owners don't spay or neuter their animals and let them roam, those pets wUI breed with other pets resulting bi more cats and dogs. "People Just don't know what to do with them." Simpson said. Those kittens and puppies often become strays, he said. The Humane Society has been at their current location since 1982 on a dolar a-year lease from the county. Simpson said. Laths Deep Woods By Nicholas Conds (St. Martin's, 806 pp.. $18.98) A serial killer has murdered between 30 and 40 young women In four eastern states, and Carol Warren Is sure her brother Isn't the murderer no matter what an lnvesUgator says. Nicholas Coptfe describes Carol's search for the real killer In his taut, suspense-filled novel. "In the Deep Woods." Carol, an author and Ulustrator of children's fantasy books about escaping from monsters. Is drawn Into the search after one of her best friends becomes a vlcUm and a man claiming to be a private Investigator says her brother. Tom. Is one of 70 or so suspects. But. as Carol discovers, the mysterious "lnvesUgator" Paul Miller doesn't always tell the truth. Nor does she believe her brother Is capable of doing what the killer — nicknamed "Woodsle" by police — has done. Conde draws upon material about real-life serial killers, such as Ted Bundy, and the still unsolved string of 40 slayings In the Pacific Northwest attributed to the “ Oreen River KUler," to bring a sense of ugly reality to his novel. Conde keeps the reader guessing to the final pages, and provides a glimpse Into the real truth, that anybody, anybody at all. can become the killer In the woods. Dove — Larry McMurtry (1 Last Princess — Cynthia Freeman (10 - 4,700) 3. The learns Agenda — Robert Ludlum (7 -4.067) 4. The Shell Seekers — Rosamunde Pilcher (3 - 3.720) 5. Hot Money — Dick Francis (4 - 3.054) 6. Swim with the Sharks — Harvey Mackay (6 — 2,744) 7. Inheritance — Judith Michael (8 — 2.522) 8. The Bonfire of the Vanities — Tom Wolfe (5-2,387) 9. Midnight's Children — Salman Rushdie (1.768) 10. K ingdom o f D ream s — Judith McNaught (1,590) TRADE PAPERBACKS 1. What Color Is T ear ParachateT 1989 — Richard Bolles (5,320) 2. Co-dependent No Mere — Melody BeatUe (1-2.587) 3. Pianettes— L. Ron Hubbard (2,322) 4. Love Tea Forever — Robert Munach (5 -2.277) 5. Talking Aboat Divorce — Earl Grollman (2 - 2,201) 6. Healing the Child Within — Charles Whitfield (8-1,931) • 7. New Tankee Workshop — Norm Abram ( 9 — 1 738) 8. Chase — James Glelck (4 -1 .7 8 2 ) 9. W alt Disney World '90 — Stephen Blmbaum (1 0 — 1.368) 10. Healing th« John Bradshaw(6 — 1,306) Until last summer, the society had a night (hop box Tor un­ wanted animals but It was re­ moved because o f problems. If the society had iu o u i , the animals would be taken In for a d o p tio n . More o fte n , the animals were taken to Animal Control and euthanlxed. Scott said people were placing aggressive dogs In the box. even tfacat was already In It. Pit bulls were placed In the box vdth other animals: mauled animals were often found the next day. she said. Another problem was pit bull breeders would steal animals out o f the drop box to use for bait for their dogs. Scott said. Some m edical laboratories In the centra] Florida area would also steal animals from the drop box for experiments, based on letters Scott said she's received from f o r m e r e m p lo y e e s o f th e laboratories. After the drop box was taken aw ay, people w ou ld throw anim als over the eight-foot shelter fence Into the society compound. "QtMte a few sus­ tained serious Injuries as a result." Scott said. The Humane Society Is not reponslble for strays or un­ wanted animals. They are re­ sponsible for Injured and abused animals — their care and the prosecution o f their abusers. Animal Control Is responsible for stray and vicious animals. LaCroas said If someone has an unwated animal or there Is a stray In their neighborhood, call Animal Control, not the Humane Society. Although Animal Con­ trol Is dosed at night, people can call them and arrange for an ACO to pick the animal up. a - New White House physician has ambitious medical goals physician at Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center In New WASHINGTON - President York since 1960. specializing In Bush can expect more than the the diagnosis and treatment of proverbial "take two aspirin and lymphomas. Since 1981. he has call me In the morning" brand of treated patients with the HIV medical advice from Dr. Burton virus, which causes AIDS. With that background, he has Lee. who Is In line to become the new chief White House physi­ strong views and "a lot of Ideas" about what the government can cian. Though his primary concern and should do In these areas, will remain the personal well­ convinced the dally nuts-andbeing of the first family und bolts routine of the White House White House stafT. Lee will be medical unit, with Its current armed with more than his black staff of military physicians, can bag and prescription pad to the be left to other professionals. I n d e e d , w h e n he f i r s t White House when he arrives expressed Interest to Treasury this week. Indeed, he has ambitious Secretary Nicholas Brady, a hopes o f adopting a higher 40-year friend and a close profile than his predecessors and adviser to Bush, about Joining advising Bush on policy matters the administration. Lee had his ranging from AIDS to health sights set on a policymaking Job. W h en a p p ro a c h ed about care financing and the future of becoming White House physi­ the medical profession. It would be a shorn departure cian. he saw the opportunity to from past practice. Aim although advise Bush from a position of Lee will be new to the political almost unrivaled access, with ways of Washington, he claimed the "relative freedom" of opinion In a telephone Interview tills th a t w o u ld be Im p o ss ib le week to have no delusions about "somewhere In the bureaucra­ his place In the corridors of cy." First and foremost. Lee. who power. "Since It hasn't been done this served on the AIDS advisory way before. 1 can't predict what commission established by Pres­ shape It w ill take or what ident Reagan, believes physi­ success I'll have." he said. "It's a cians, researchers and patients superheated place, the White "are looking to me to be a House. No one wants to see their conduit to President Bush on the toes stepped on and 1don’t want AIDS Issue." To that end, he Intends to to step oh any." Involve first lady Barbara Bush What he wants to do Is expand the role of a Job traditionally In the Issue and hopes to put to thrust Into the limelight only rest complaints that AIDS has during times of presidential Inju­ not been accorded a high ry or Infirmity, which could enough priority In the White cause some discomfort to others House. Last year. Bush broke In formal policymaking posi­ with Reagan In endorsing a key commission recommendation for tions. Lee, 58. has been a practicing antl-dlscrimlnatlon laws to pro­ UnHsd Frsss International tect AIDS victims. On the AIDS panel. Lee also proved to be a vocal advocate for the National Institute of Health. In the White House, he similarly plans "to make a lot of noise ' about the need for "a better deal" for NIH. "These are big Issues.” he said, "and there's no lack of need for additional Input. I'm not duplicitous. I'm not going to try to run circle* around anyone. I Just was to contribute." That Is not to say Lee will give secondary Importance to his medical duties as presidential physician. He wants to keep his skills sharp by spending time at local hospitals and receive formal appointments at least to the stalls o f Bethesda Naval Hospital and Walter Reed Army Medical Center. In the hopes of not repeating the mistakes of the past. Lee also has devoted considerable study to "the massive difficulties that have cropped up In almost every previous administration." Recalling the confusion that ensued after Reagan was shot In March 1981, when medical Judgments were subordinated to political ones In deciding on a transfer of power to then-VIce President Bush, Lee said one of his first priorities will be to "make sure we have all those ducks In a row way In advance of any problems." " I f you look at the history books, chances are Bush will be sick or hurt at some time In his presidency." Lee said. "You can't stick your head In the sand, so I'd like to make sure we have all that set ahead of time." Stress-related heart problems among young women increasing tlnltM Fr— a Iwtamatfonal W A S H I N G T O N - Whe n d octors wanted Lyn Frederlckson to "w h ip Into shape" female patients with ‘ im a g in e d Illn e s s e s ," the cardiovascular nurse Instead decided to Investigate the health complaints of the women. Frederickaon's diligence paid ofT and today she directs the nation's first and only Mitrval V a lv e P ro la p s e C e n te r In Birmingham, Ala. Mitral valve prolapse or MVP Is a heart condition that afflicts up to 10 percent of the population. But two-thirds of the victims arc healthy women, usually between the ages of 17 and 39, who complain of having a variety of symptoms. Tak e Jane. f o r s exam p le. Frederlckson said the "attractive redhead In her 50s with a twinkle In her eye and a lovely entile" suffered fatigue, chest pains and other Illnesses that forced her to cut back on numerous community activities. Or. the male disc Jockey who could barely work because he would have "panic attacks" when he sat In his booth. Anxiety attacks also struck another patient while grocery shopping, forcing her to run out of the store. "It Is not a llfe-threatenlng condition, but I do refer to It as a lifestyle threatening condition because It can be so unpleasant that (sufferers) avoid the things In life they really enjoy." said Frederlckson. who Is on a 20-clty tour to promote her book about MVP. " I t seems to cross every socio-economic group. About one-third o f the patients are men. I think sometimes when men have It. It can be even worse because our culture doesn't allow them vague sort of s y m p t o m s t hat we a l l o w women." During the Civil War, men with MVP were often described as having a "soldier's heart." said Frederlckson. explaining that the condition Is considered hereditary and "triggered by a major life event or stress." MVP sufferers have a slight v a ria tio n In the shape or structure of the mitral valve of the heart, one of a number of valves that control blood flow between the four chambers. When the one-way valve that lies between the left filling chamber and left pumping chamber docs not close fully. It sometimes cause a small amount of blood to leak back In to the fillin g chamber from the pumping chamber. Along with this minor structu­ ral problem often comes — for unknown reasons — an Im­ b a la n ce o f the au to n o m ic nervous system, which regulates such Involuntary functions as breathing and digestion. MVP symptoms usually come In combinations, with fatigue being a key trait. There can be chest pains. Irregular heart beat, migraine headache, anxiety, depression, aches In the neck, back, arm or leg. bowel trouble or memory problems. Frederlckson said panic at­ tacks aflllct about 60 percent of all patients she treats. "Th e word panic Is really sort of a loaded word," admitted Frederlckson. "It Implies neuro­ sis and that's not the case. It's a biochemical storm that occurs In the brain... that sudden rush of adrenaline. They can experience It up to seven times a day for about 30 minutes. It's Just terri­ fying. They think they're dying or worse, crazy." Research also has found about one-third of women with MVP have undergone hysterectomies and 60 percent report severe problems with prc-menstrual syndrome. Frederlckson said the MVP center at Baptist Medical Center Montclair Is the first and only center to offer comprehensive treatment of the condition. The center opened In April 1987 and has treated about 3.000 patients from 25 different states. The patients undergo a battery of teats to determine the extent of the problem. Then they are put on "sensible diets that get rid of all caffeine and sugar." Specific medication also Is re­ commended, os well as "low resistance repetitive" exercises. "W e believe that once we stabilize that roller coaster, get It back In balance, get them on the right diet and exercise program, (the symptoms) tend to stabilize and we can take' them o ff medication," and they can again use sugar and caffeine In moder­ ation. The center offers a 24-hour telephone line for people suffer­ ing from MVP-related problems, public forums and newsletters. Frederlckson Is credited with starting the center, along with Phillip Watkins, a cardiologist at BMC Montclair — after the Idea was rejected by several other hospitals. She said the Idea came about seven years ago when she worked for a large university medical center In Alabama. “ For reasons I will never understand, physicians started referring to me young females with (MVP) for exercise." she said. “ (The doctors) said put these girls In shape. I started listening to what they were telling me and they couldn’ t keep up with the cardiac pa­ tients who were 50 years older than they were. "A t that time, there was a lot of negative thinking about these girls." she said, noting most MVP sufferers spend years going from doctor to doctor seeking remedies for their problems. Notice... The color cartoon 'Bloom County.' which normally appears on this page, has been moved to the color comics section Inside to­ day's newspapers. 'Bloom County* will re­ main In the color comics section In future Issues. Smoking ID 32-page Instruction booklet, a five-day supply of laboline sul­ fate smoking-deterrent tablets, a special blend of vitamins and a wallet card summarizing the plan and giving positive affirma­ tions for non-smoking goals. In the first nine months of retailing the product in stores and pharmacies, said Slelchter. sales amounted to 85 million. "W e're now seeing sales rise at about a rate of 15 to 20 percent a month." said Selchter. "The gross sales from April 1988 to April 1989. which Includes TV sales by a separate arm of the company, la estimated at 835 million, making It the secondlargest smoking cessation pro­ duct In existence." T h e l e a d i n g p r o d u c t is Nlcorette. a nicotine-based pre­ scription drug marketed by Dow P h a r ma c e u t i c a l s that has reached more than 8G0 million in annual sales in a 2 14-year span. "W e expect by next year to reach the same level of sales us Nlcorette." said Slelchter. ad­ ding that In addition to the CigAnest system, customers can also separately purchase the smokers' vitamins and a gum that p r ev e nt s ni cot ine withdrawal if a murker has to be In a non-smoking environment. The heart of the stop-smoking system, said Slelchter, Is the use for five days after quitting of the lobcllne sulfate tableta. a non­ prescription drug made from a plant known as Indian tobacco, or lobelia Inflala. Onl y one oth er p rod u ct. Bantron. made by the JMI-DEP Corp.. uses lobeUnc sulfate, said Slelchter. adding that the sulfate tablets do not address the l>sychologiral addiction to nico­ tine. an Important factor when' trying to quit. ten taken by smokers, lobeline satisfies the urge to smoke In the same way that tobacco does, only without the a d d i c t i o n . * ’ he s a i d . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1989 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 19, 1989 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Cullf. — Scintoutomullc gunfire from a speeding car killed a 2-ycar-old boy. ihc “ pride and Joy" of his single mother and the youngest victim o f gang vtolrnce this y.«»r. officials said Sunday. According to Johnson and other neighbors. Philip Fisher. 2. had toddled out the front door of his family's modest home with his uncle. Kodney Jackson. Just after Op.m. Saturday. Jackson was talking to four other men In front of the house and holding the boy when the burst of gunfire erupted from a speeding car. killing Fisher and wounding five men. Lt. Gary Anderson said. Moderate quake rocks Utah SA LT LAKE CITY - A moderate earthquake Jolted central Utah Sunday night, und officials said there arc some reports of damaged chimneys and crackr d foundations. The quake occurred at 9:C6 MST about 140 miles south ol Salt Lake City and 16 miles southeast of Sallnn. and measured 5.4 on the Kleiner scale, said Karl Newman of the University of Utah Selsmologlral Stations. The quake was felt In parts of Wyoming. Arizona and Colorado, as well as In Ogden. Utah, about 200 miles to the north. Boffo actors given awards BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. - "Rain Man." the tender story of an autistic savant and his hustling brother, and the Cinderella comedy "WorkuigCjirl,** won lop film honors at the 46lh Annual Golden Globes ceremony Saturday night. "W orking Girl" won four awards, earning honors for best musical or comedy picture and best song, while its star M elanie G riffith and c o - s t a r S ig o u r n e y W e a v e r , to o k t o p awards for bent actress and best supporting actress, respectively. T h e best dram atic film aw ard went to “ Rain Man." while the film's star Dustin Hof­ fman — playing a man suffering from autism who has great Intellectual abilities — won honors as best dramatic actor. Tom Hanks won for best actor In a comedy film. "B ig ." playing a 13-year-old boy In the l»ody of a man who falls In love with a beautiful woman and must decide whether to return to his childhood. MIDWAY — A 26-year-old Midway w om an m ay h ave k ille d her estranged husband early Sunday when trying to defend herself dur­ ing a beating. Seminole County sheriff's deputies reported today. The Investigation continues. No arrests have Ireen made. Wilbert Williams Jr.. 27. of Lin­ coln Lane. Sanford, was found dead with a bleeding chest wound outside 2008 Sipes Ave.. Midway, when Seminole County sheriffs deputies arrived at about 3:14 a m . Sunday. He died us a result of having been stabbed. Sheila Dorlnda Williams, of 2004 Sipes Ave.. Sanford. Is suspected of fatally stabbing Williams. Sgt. Greg Uarnelt Mid. She has not yet been charged, he said. Investigators will try to establish If the homicide was In self-defense. Barnett said. Sheriffs deputies had been railed to Mrs. William's house Saturday because she said her estranged husband had battered her Williams Honoring a saint Olympic diver Kimball faces up to 22 years S a n fo rd p lan s fo r p o s s ib le S t. L u c ia fe a s t Unltsd Praas International TAM PA — Former Olympic diver Bruce Kimball faces up to 22 years In prison when he Is sentenced Monday fur di unken driving-manslaughter In the Aug. I death o f two young people. Kimball. 25. will Ik* sentenced by Hillsborough Circuit Judge Harry Lee Coe. before whom he pleaded guilty Jan. 11. the day alter a Jury was seated to hear Ills trial. Kimball pleaded guilty, wliliout any sentencing agreement, to two counts «»! d r i v i n g u n d e r Ih e In flu e n c e manslaughter and three ccunls of DIM resulting In serious Injury. Slate sentencing guidelines call for a sentence of 7 to 22 years on the charges Kimball was free on bond prior lo his trial but alter pleading guilty was Jail'd without bond to await sentencing, lie has been kept In u one-person call and checked every 15 minutes because his attorneys lold Coe before Ihe guilty pleas that they were concerned about his "self-destructive behavior." The slate dropped two counts of manslaughter try culpable negligence which had been filed In case a Jury declined lo convict Kimball on the DUI charges. Investigators stld Kimball, who won a silver medal In platform diving In the 1984 Summer Olympics at Los Angeles, was driving his sports car at 70 lo 90 mph when It slummed Into a group of young people. The accident occurred at a popular gathering spot along an unlit dead-end stretch of road near Brandon a bedroom community 12 miles east of Tampa. Kimball admitted he hud been drink Ing earlier In the day and nroseculois said a blood-ulrohol test administered that night recorded 0 02. twice the level By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer__________________ SANFORD — It's been more than 100 years since this city has thrown a party for a virgin martyr. A newly-formed group In Sanford wants to celebrate St. Lucia's feast day, Just as the Swedish Immigrants who hrljied build Ihe city once did. The Future of Sanford committee Is beginning work for a SI. Lucia festival to Ire downtown In De­ cember. Mayor Bettye Smith created the Future of Sanlord committee, a "dream-big think tank for the exchange of Ideas and energies to gel rommunltv projects underway. Smith decided the city needed such a committee before Christmas. Then Kay Bartholomew of Central F lo r id a R e g io n a l H o s p ita l approached her with the Idea of hosting n St. Lucia festival In the downtown area to stress Sanford's Swedish roots. The Ideas seemed to nalurully merge. Smith Mid. So ihe two met to discuss their Ideas over breakfast In December, then they urged others to share Ideas. A group of 15 met last week lo brainstorm. Th ry swapped Ideas for projects, and for people to help them out on Ihe committee. Smith hopes to up the numbers to 35 people when she solicits Ihe brain­ power of ut leas! 18 civic groups " W e ' r e n ot Just t a l k i n '. " Bartholomew Mid. "w e re doin'." Bartholomew Mid several groups have responded with enthusiasm. Including dance and music groups. See Saint, Page 5A had already left when deputies arrived at that time. Barnett said W illiam s apparently returned early Sunday und tried to enter Mrs William's house. She fled to a neighbor's hous< at 2008 Sipes Ave.. to call police Outside the door. Investigators believe Mrs. Williams was con See Stabbing. Page 2A The Swedish men and women who helped found Sanford probably colobrated St Lucia s fostlval In this church nearly tOO yoars ago See Kim ball. Page 2A From United Pross International reports Romance writers promote genre on state-wide jaunt INSIDE □ S p o rts NFC reign extends to Pro Bowl HONOLULU — Philadelphia's Randall Cun­ ningham directed three touchdown drives and Herschel Walker of Dallas stored twice Sunday to lr.ul i In NFC to a 34*3 rout of the AFC In the 19th unnual Pro Howl. C u n n ln g h u m . s e le c te d MVP o f the game, completed 9 of 14 passes for 83 yards und rushed twice for 49 yards. As a team, the NFC collected 355 yards In total oflense to Just 167 for the AFC. The victory stopped a two-year winning streak for the AFC and marked a radical turnaround for the NFC. which had been limited to Just six points In each of the List two Pro Bowls. Leading 14-3. the NFC look the second half kickoff und marched 67 yards In 13 plays. In the drive, Cunningham threw over half of his completions and pulled off the most spectacular play of the game S s s Sports INDEX ..AB Florida................ C la ta lfla d a ....... ......AB N a tio n ............... . .... 0B P o llC «........ .. r Hltnrlal.......... S u n n y a n d m ild to d a y ________ A summer-like day today, with partly cloudy skies and a high temperatures in the low to mid HOs The low tonight will be GO and there Is a chance of patchy fog d e v e l o p i n g la t e There Is a 20 percent chance of rain tomor­ row. By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer____________________________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Yesterday was the final stop for a crew |K-ddllng their happy endings The 20 Florida romance writers autographed volume after volume of glrl-mects-boy romances with lust leaping off paperback covers. The group spent the weekend traveling by chartered bus across the stale. By proclomatlon of Governor Bob Martinez. Ihe weekend Jaunt was called Romance Writers Days. "W e want people to know this Isn't Just Ikk IIcc lipping." publicist Jill Jones said. "W e write gtxal love stories. Just like Rom round Juliet." The group offered a packet of editorial guidelines established by Harlequin Romance, a major publisher of romance fiction. While thr cover letter to the guidelines warns readers. "There Is no 'formula' to writing a publishable romance novel." the |ut krt establishes age. sexual experience, setting and length of various lines of novda It publishes. The guidelines establish that In most novels, the heroine should Ik* Inexperienced and naive while the hero Is worldly — a re iteration of traditional double, standards. Hut that Is no reflection of romance writers' Ideologies. Moggie Davis Mid. Davis, who came uji with Ihe Idea for the Junket. Mid I am a feminist I was a frmlntat before lt was even popular " Romance novels are kinder to women than contemporary fiction. Davis Mid. She cited as examples two Sidney Shrldtxt novels describing selfabort Ion and violent rape. "W om en don't see sex In an ugly, violent way Men aren't comfortable with women writing about sex because u r aren't supposed to think alMuit It; ihcy believe It's something they do to women " Publishers of romance fiction require the author's name lo tie female Which Is why Sydney Clary changed her name to Sara Chance And that Is why Bob and Sharon Bills publish under the name Sara Edwards. "W ooten aren't allowed to write mrn's adventure fiction: men aren't allowed to w rite women's romance llrtlon." Sharon Bills Mid The writing jxocess for romance fiction Is vigorous. Brenda Clark ol Nakomis Mid She anti hrr husband Bob Clark are working on their first novel Hob Clark contra up with die plot, she Mkl. then she writes the first draft. "Then we fight over every word and See Romance. Page 5A H « W d PtlOM St r »* * 1 VM C«"I A state prosecutor warns that some usod cars may have had their odometers fixed to reveal lower milos than tho car actually has Odometer fraud in used cars widespread, prosecutor warns U n ltad P ro a* In te rn atio n al TALLAHASSEE — Widest trad odometer fraud means one of every five used «.ir** sold In Florul.t may have many more miles on ii ill.m the- titiv rr Is Ird lo believe, according tn slate Prove ulor Prtrt Anion.ni l Antonacci said a recent task force in vrstigation showed tit,it odometer fraud costs Florida ear buyers at least 9215 million a year A national studv says tllegallv lowering odometer mileage may cost American m il sumers 91 I billion annually "The interesting thing we've lound Is how simple litis Is — and how widespread II is Antonacci M i d Much of ihe problem Is c a u v d by gross Inadequacies" In Florida's tnle transfer l a » » Ihr prosecutor said Klntula is known nationally as a nil* w ash stale w h e r e |( Is eas\ to obtain a new automobile title that does not relied inqior taut information, including ihe ndomrtrt reading "W e have a reputation a liad reputation tor not tiding what nerds to be done lo preserve thr Integrity ol titles and thr odometer reading on those titles Anton.u i i said The problem is most common with tats t tuning off Ir a v s Thaae tars are purt h a vd and brought to Florida In large numbers where they are transfrrrtl lo in stair drain*, or wholesaler* See F rau d.Page 2A �t A — S a n fo rd H a r a id . S a n fo r d , F lo r td a — M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 30, I9 6 0 NEWS FROM FLORIDA BRIEFS Scandal tarnishes sheriffs’ badges Unltsd Press International Three split Lotto jackpot TALLAHASSEE — Three ticket* matched all alx of this week's winning Lotto number* and the lucky player* will split an estimated $9 million jackpot. Lottery Secretary Heberca Paul said Sunday. The winning tickets were sold In Port St. Lucie, Pompano Reach, and Hilliard, north of.fnrkaonvllle In Nassau County. It In the second consecutive week the Lotto game p r o d u c e d multiple grand prize winner*. laist week, cousins from north Florida and a man from Lakelnnd shared u $9 million jackpot. “ With double winner* last week and triple winners this week. 1989 is starting ofT. ut least, a* a year of more large-prize winners," Paul said. The winning Lotfn numbers for .Jnn 28 are 2. 8. 14. 22. 23 and 40. Next v? ek 's jr *kpc.I Is e a tlm a lH . 19 million. In addition to the three giund prize winners, some 336.000 players won about $8.9 million In smaller prizes. Payouts were: —350 players matched five number* to win $3,306. — 18,394 player* matchrd four number* to win $92. —318,674 player* matched three numbers »o win $5. Riots cost Miami, Dade $2.5 million MIAMI — The three-day riot* In Miami earlier this month will coal the city and Dade County $2.5 million in unexpected police overtime, vehicle repair and cleanup, City Manager! Cesar Odio said overtime expenses for the Miami Police Department the week o f Jan. 15-21 were estimated at $1.3 million, half the department's overtime budget for the entire yenr. That accounts far must o f the estimated $1.5 million the city must find lo pay disturbance-related costs, a published report said Sunday. Odin said during the weekend he has Instituted an Informal hiring freeze on all city department* except police, fire nnd aanliatk.ii in order to help offset the unexpected bills. "W e have some vocanefea throughout the city and we will not be filling those positions." h. told tlly commissioners "Olher than that. I don’ t know where the money will come from. We didn't count on n $2 million riot." Odio said he did not know how long the freeze would lost or how much he hoped to save. Courtly Manager Joaquin Avlno estimates Meim-Dade's expense* will reach $1 million, but a cost breakdown won't Ire available until mid-February. Metro's largest expense will be the $500,000 needed to rebuild Liberty Mart, a county-financed convenience store and daycare center that was burned nnd looted. The city’s overtim e costs soared because the entire 1.000-offleer force was called In to work 12-hour shifts for four d*y*. Police also spent about $80,000 on emergency equipment. Including $5,992 for radio batteries. $20,000 for riot gear. $ 18.H25 for tear gas and $24,591 for food. Tlte city will nlso spend betwren $30,000 and $50,000 to repair smashed windows, slashed tires and dents lo police cars nnd fire trucks, said motor poo) supervisor Alex Johnson, Most of (he Sanitation Department's $21,000 bill Is for overtime and heavy equipment used to clean up the streets after the nightly barrage of rocks and broken glass, said Sanitation Director Joseph Ingrnhnm. The county got Involved on a large scale for only one night, and Is expected lo have much less police overtime. County vehicles also suffered much less. Demonstrators protest Haitian detention MIAMI — About 300 people gathered outside the Kromc Avenue federal detention center Sunday, protesting the Imprisonment o f Haitians and others who illegally enterrd (he United Stale*. Immigration ofTIrlals *ald. I’e n y Klvklnd. district director o f the Immigration nnd Naturalization Service, said It was the largest demonstration outside the detention center stnre thr early 1980s. He sold It was "rxilsterous," and Iherr were signs and chants, but protester* gathered legally and were peaceful. About 100 law enforcer*. Including INS agent* and U.S. Border Patrol officer* were on hnnd to quell any po**lble disturbances. Hut when officials asked the protesters to leave when they blocked an entrance for emergency vehicles. Ihcy dispersed without Incident. Rlvklnd snld. He said there were no arrests. Gerard Jcan-Justc. a Haitian activist who attended the demonstration, said support by the U.S. government of the current leaders In Halil has forced people to (fee Ihr country, and they end up unfairly Imprisoned In the Unttrd Slates. "W e need power for Ihc Haitian people," Jcnn-Justc said. "W e want the U.S. government to go to the root o f ihe problem. The U.S. government warns to Impose criminal Duvalirrisls on us," he said, teferrlng lo the current leaders In Halil and their ties to deposed dictator Jean-Claude Duvaller. From United Press International reporls LOTTERY Tb# dolly number Sunday In Iho R o n d o Li ill itry CASH 3 Q «n o woo REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE T A L L A H A S S E E - S in c e 1984, one In six Florida sheriffs hns been touched by scandal und removed from office by the govern or or by dissatisfied voters. Florida elecied 23 new sherifTs last fall- Fourteen o f their pre­ decessor* sought another term but were turned out of office, often In bitter and negative campaigns. Nine others retired, sought different Job* or chose not to seek re-election. "Y o u ’re nut tttlk'ng rboui one or Iwo reform' shcriha Liitig elected" last year, said Monroe County Sherilf Allison DeFoor. a member o f the freshman class. "You 're talking about onc-tblrd |of the sheriffs) In the slate." While not a record turnover, the sw eeping changes raise questions about how well the system ts working and whether the shcrilfs arc too enmeshed In politics to be good law enforce­ ment administrators. Hie Tampa Tribune reported Sunday. Since 1984, the Florida De­ partment of Law Enforcement hns fully Invest Iga led more than a dozen sheriffs. Four were Indicted and suspended from office. Three later were a c­ quitted. and one was convicted and 4cnt to federal prison. While many sheriffs Insist lhey become targets of such probe* strictly for political reasons, the majority of the Investigations have documented serious pro­ blems In the operation of some sheriff s offices. State law gives sherifTs free rein to spend their offices* money without state audits or direction. W hile some have adop ted tigh t bidding p r o ­ cedure*. more than one-ihird have no formal purchasing poll- cy­ campaign bank accounts that In 1988 neared a half-m illion dollars In some cases. Deputies across Florida gave at least $100,000 to their bosses or favored candidate last year, sometimes amid allegations that they were coerced Into con­ tributing or raising funds. "W e've had some things that have happened lo the sheriff that have been damaging," admitted J.M. "Buddy" Phillips, executive director of the Florida Sheriffs Association. linder stnlc law. sherifTs aren’t required to have even the high school education or training necessary lo become certified as a deputy. The association counts the Additionally, election practices stnte's 67 sherifTs as active have raised allegations that member* but has 72.500 "hon­ same sherifTs are taking advan­ orary members" who contribute tage o f their own deputies to fill 915 a year. Shuttle launch delay Experts disagree grows more likely about UFO reports Unltsd Prase International CAPE CANAVERAL The possibility of cracks In shuttle engine pumps was debated over the weekend by lop NASA man­ agers with the likelihood grow­ ing that Discovery's blastotf on the year's first shuttle flight will be delayed Into March. N A S A m a n a g e r s h e ld n cross-country teleconference lute Saturday, the third anniversary of the Challenger disaster, to discuss whether cracks found in n pump used by a main engine aboard the shuttle Atlantis Iasi month could develop In those aboard Discovery, currently set for launch Feb. 23. The meeting broke up about 7 p.m. EST and while no firm decisions were made, a NASA spokeswumun said: " I h c likeli­ hood of pulling at least Iwo pumps Is pretty high." Another met ling Is planned for 5 p.m. Wednesday. Ihe day before Discovery's scheduled trip to launch pad 39H. Among the options undrr study urc hauling Discover)’ to the launch pad Thursday and replacing two pumps. Under that scenario. Discovery could blast off around March 12. Hut If three pumps have to be replaced, launch probably would Ik delayed until around March 21. which probably would, in turn, delay a high-priority April mission. NASA wants to avoid such an Impact because the (light after Discovery'* I* devoted to send­ ing a high-priority science probe to Venus, and that flight must get ofT Ihe ground during a specific "launch window” based on the positions o f Earth and Venus. Discover)’ had been scheduled to be halt; i A the Vehicle Assembly Hulldlng la launch pad 39H a* 12:01 a m. EST Wednesday — three days behind schedule — for final prepara­ tions. Hut NASA nlTIclals said Satur­ day rollout had to be delayed an additional day because of time needed lo fix a tear in rubber Insulation around n group of electrical cable*. In any case, the pump Issue Is N AS A'* major concern and n final decision on how to proceed Is expected to be made before Discovery's rollout. At Issue Is the potential for tiny cracks In critical bearing assemblies like those found In pumps used by Atlantis last m o n th d u r in g th e se co n d post -Challenger launch. For the pumps currently In­ stalled In D iscovery's three engine* to Ik cleared for flight, engineers must prove similar crack* will not develop, based on the assembly history o f ihe pumps and other factors — a difficult proposition. slate law presume* a person to be Intoxicated. Hobble Bedell. 19. and Richard Gosslc, 16. were killed and four other young people were Injured, three seriously. Kimball, n resident of Ann Arbor. Mich., was In Hrandon with a group af other diver* training for the U.S. Olympic (rials under thr tutelage of Ids father Dick Kimball, veteran University of Michigan diving couch. Just weeks after the accident. Kimball decided to continue his pursuit o f another O lym pic berth. With the support of his father he competed In the diving trial In Indianapolis despite vo­ c ife ro u s op p o sitio n by th r Mother* Against Drunk Driving. GULF HREE7.E — Photo­ g r a p h s o f an e e r i l y l it cy lin d rica l object d riftin g through the night sky have sparked debate among UFO Investigators on whether the small Panhandle town L* being visited t y unidentified flying objects. More than 135 residents of Gulf Breeze, population about 6,000. have reported seeing a strange craft hovering In the skies over the past It* years, the Tampa Tribune reported Sunday. One prom inent resident, who goes only by "E d " to protect his anonymity, has produced sta rtlin g p h oto­ graphs of the allegrd UFO. Those pictures, which show a cylindrical cruft ringed with ilghtn nnd what may be win­ dows. lie ut Ihe heart of a simmering battle between the two major UFO Investigating groups. The Mutual UFO Network, a 20-ycar-old group of scientists and la y m a n res ea rc h ers , believes Ed's pictures are real. B ut th e C e n te r fo r UFO Studies, a non profit group found by the late astronomer. J. Allen Hynck. does not. The network cites a BO-pagc study done by Navy physicist Bruce Maccabec. Maccabce said Ed could not have made such perfect fakes, and that the pictures arc real. " A professional magician would have a difficult time doing tills." he *ald. M a c c a b e c a ls o c it e s circum stantial evidence In Ed's favor. Including siring* by olher people who described UFOs identical to those In Ed's photos. Thr center relies on lls own researchers and on Robert Nathan of N ASA ’s Jet Pro­ pulsion Laboratory. Nathan, who conceded he had not studied the pictures os com­ pletely as did Maccabce, said (he photos show glaring In­ consistencies typical of double exposures. Mark R o d c g h lc r o f the Center for UFO Studies said the Gulf Breeze case had "deteriorated Into a shouting match" because his group was forced lo play devil's advocate when the network endorsed the pictures. Thai endorse­ ment biased Maccabec's study, he said. "E xcept those Intimately connected with Ihe network. 90 percent o f serious UFO researchers think Gulf Breeze Is a hoax." Kodeghlrr said. Fraud Kimball Continued from Page 1A Unltsd Rrsaa Intsrnatlonal Friends and relatives o f the victims attended Ihe diving trials nnd staged a silent protest a* Kimball failed to qualify for thr team tliat represented the Unit­ ed States ut the games In Seoul. South Korea In September. Kimball's surprise decision to plead guilty came after the first witness, the first sheriff s deputy to arrive at the accident scene, described the rnrnagc and just before prosecutors sought to Introduce 43 graphic color pho­ tographs taken ut the scene. The plea also followed a set­ back the day before. Kimball's attorneys, out o f challenges, were unable lo block thr seating of the final Juror — a 41-year-old postal worker whose daughter Is president of her school's chapter o f S tu d en ts Agnlnst Drunk Driving. Continued from Page 1A The post-tranrfer titles do not show the mileage, allowing the n ew o w n e r to ch an ge th e odometer reading. Those care are then sold at prices that average $1,200 mote (ban they are worth, often by car dealers who are not even nwarc they are selling a car with an ultcrcd odometer. In addition, federal law re­ quires the title of nn off-lease car be marked "far hire” . Florida law docs not require that stamp be placed on the new title of a car whose ownership Is trnnsfered Instate. In the meantime. Antonaccl said prospective buyers should ask to see the odometer state­ ments made with each resale, Stabbing Continued from Page 1A scheduled for questioning and fronted by Williams. He re­ Barnett said he believes a pat­ portedly began to batter her and tern o f s p o u s a l ab u se by was stabbed with a kitchen Williams may lie established. knife. Barnett said. Investigators questioned Mrs. It Is possible Williams was W illia m s and released her. slum In self-defense. Barncll Barnett said. Other witnesses are said. THE WEATHER _ J sao □ Straight Play (number* In aiact ordor) $250 on a 50 can I bat, $500 on $1. n Boi 3 (numbers In any order) $80 lor a 50-cnnt boi, $180 on $1 □ Bo> 8 (numbers In any order) $4C far a 50-rent bet. $80 on $t □ Straight Boi 3: $330 In order drawn. $80 In any order on a $1 bat G Straight Boi 6 $290 In order drawn. $40 It picked In combine lion on $1 be! S a n fo rd K lcrukJ t o m Ml 1MI Monda«. January 30. 1989 Vol 81. No 1ST PutliiSaA Deity end Vanday. eaceet U tw fdey Oy TSe la n ia rd Herald, le t . see N F r e e r * t n . lan iard . Fla urn letend ( le t , Peitage t*».d *1 laaietd. Rerun »r n P O ltM A IT C R lend e d d r tti (S enyei te THE IA N FO RD H E R A L D . P 0 Sea Ittf. leniMd. FL m i l . Heme Delivery ] MentlM, 111 Iti t Mont*,. I l l Ml Veer. U IM I* Here Melt 1 MenlSt I N tti I Men ISt u r Mi Veer. U t M Out or Mete Meil three Mentse M l Mi I Menthe Me Mi Veer MS M Phene (M il IIJ M il. LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK T o d a y ...P a rtly cloudy and summery, with a high tempera­ tures In the low lo mid 80s. > --------- 1 Winds will be from the southsouthwest at 10-15 mph. F R ID A Y MONDAY TH U R SD A Y TUESDAY W ED N ESD A Y Twilight...Partly cloudy with a P ty C ld y 7 0 -5 0 P ty C ld y 6 5 - 4 3 Sunny 6 4 -4 6 P ty C ld y 7 2 -4 8 C lo u d y 6 6 - 6 6 chance of (Mitchy fog developing late. Low temperature about 60. Tomorrow...Partly clcudy with TID E S S TA TIS T IC S MOON PHASES a 20 percent elm rue of showers or thunderstorms and a high The high trmperature In San­ temperature In the low 80s M ONDAY: Winds light and variable BO LUNAK TA B LE : Min. 11:29 ford Sunday was 83 degrees and LAST the overnight low was 60 as E x te n d e d fo re c a s t...P a rtly Jan. 30 f B p . bi e a m.. 11:50 p.m.: MaJ. 5:10 a.nt., reported by thr University or cloudy and rooter Wednesday • 5:33 p.m . TID E S : D a yto n a with highs In Ihr 70s and lows in Florida Agricultural Research Beach: highs. 1:23 a m., 1 25 ihe 50*. Partly cloudy Thursday and Education Center. Celery p m.: lows, 7 f>4 a in.. 7:47 p m , and Friday. Avenue. N ew S m yrn a B each ) high*. Therc was no recorded rainfall 1:28 a m.. 1:30 pm .: lows. 7 39 FIRST FULL during the 24-hour period end­ n.m.. 7:52 p.m. Feb. 12 l ) Feb. 20 FLO R ID A TEMPS ing at 8 a m. Monday. The temperature at 8 a m. M IA M I IU P II - F u n d * I t hour tamper# today was 62 degrees and Sun­ h r y n i d r r h l t l l l l l i m f i t Monday day's overnight low was 59. as HI L i *»•" BOATING BEACH CONDITIO NS n M A seletM cala r e c o r d d by th e N a tio n a l n N C re ttv tn m U St. Augustine in Jupiter Inlet • Weather Service at the Orlando C lifto n * Saadi Daytona Beach: Waves are t n a F a rt lm « to td a » Today...wind south to south­ International Airport. foot with a slight chop. Current u w f *r1 M r r i west 10 kts. Sms 2 to 3 ft. Bay Is to (hr south with a water M to O llier data K m and Inland wuters n light chop. 1M l ta n * in* temperature of 62 degree* New « n A a , W »,l Tonlghl..,wtnd southwest to L Sunday's high.................. 82 Sm yrna Beach: Waves are I fool ii M M iam i west 10 kts. Sms I to 3 ft. Bay C B arom etric pressure..30.17 and glassy. Cutrrnt Is to the n Orlande C R e la tive hum idity.....97 pet n »l and Inland waters a light chop. I ’a i u c M •* wtulh. with a water trmperalurr r» M l a t i a u Sraoanton C W in d s........ -...South. 7 mph Tuesday, wind west 5 to 10 of 62 degrees Sun screen factor: n to TaiiM taua * Rainfall..... - ............0.00 In. kts. Seas 2 ft ar less. Bay anc* M to Tam^a to to inland waters smooth A few CToday'a sunset..... 6:03 p.m. Vara Ba#rt> M a W rit Patm b e a t* C Tomorrow's sunrise.... 7:14 shower*. D C NATIONAL TEMPS City A Pal Albuquerque «y Andieragac AtlAfifa r Hilling, a Birmingham Ui B m n l pc Sot ton pc Dotta* Ail Burlington Vt cy ChertottgnVC cy Outage pc Cincinnati ty Delia, <y Dm rtf if Dr, Walnr, (y D, trailer Duijthpr Hertterdpc Honolulu iy Houttancy Indianapatitty Jaction Mi w pc Km u , City >y L lll* Hart pc L a , Angiie, iy lawueuapc Mam^utpc MitoaiAaapc NaUhgiik# tv HrrOMMUl* Hi *. Vrr, th Oailhoma City ,y Omaha,, Ptwiedtiphia cy Cheenu , T Piitunjrgncy Portland Or* cy Prevtoantaac Kkftmandiii 11 Lauiyty Ia n L a i* City c? Van Diagaty Veto an* pc Warningtan ty Hi La Ftp 44 —* i - to n 14 u a a u to it u u \9 04 M It o 40 M « ii a 11 01 to 4) M 4t u 04 *9 n V « d n .* it 34 M ii *i u If 1 M 44 j» 74 h 04 4\ u >i to ** 44 ii 41 01 u «1 to to n to V N V 41 ii to u •1 u 47 n * M M u 4t U te a 47 U a 41 »» n 49 4* 44 04 >* u 04 M to w *1 W 47 « �S a n fo rd POLICE BRIEFS B y SUSA N LODEH Wife sevoily beater,, man jailed LONG WOOD - Daniel Dale Arnold, 33. o f 710 N. County Read 427. Longwood. Is accused of severely beating, kicking and choking his wife. Longwood police charged him with aggravated battery-spouse abuse following the attack Sunday night. After the beating, which police said occurred at 427 Mint Storage, County Hoad 427. Longwood. Arnold, police said, went with his wife to South Seminole Community Hospital, where he was arrested. Brenda Arnold waa treated for severe Internal Injuries and external bruises. She told police her husband had beaten and kicked her and twice tried to strangle her at about 7 p.m. Sunday. She sold at one point she was near unconsciousness and her husband threatened to kill her. His band Is $3,000 SANFORD — A man police pulled from under a house Sunday night has been ch arged with a bu rglary In which a 78-yenr-old woman was confronted and shoved by the burglar. ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — A man accused o f confronting hts cx-wlfc and fighting with her when she was talking with her son outside the man's house, has been charged with aggravated battery. Jack Robert Wilson. 42. o f 536 E. Alpine St,, rural Altamonte Springs, Is accused of hitting Junlne C. Law. 43. of 1074 Trowbridge Courl. Longwood, In the face several times with his fists. She was treated for a possible broken nose. Seminole County sh eriffs deputies said. Wilson said Law slapped him In the face during the argument. He was arrested at 7:15 p.m. Sunday at home. Two passengers in parked car charged SANFORD — Sanford police questioned three occupants of a cur found parked at 1200 Albright Road at about 5:10 a.m. Sunday. The driver was not charged, but one passenger Is accused o f having a hidden gun and he and a woman also were nrrested for possession of crack cocaine. Police said they questioned the trio because Ihey were parked outside a closed business R A M Manufacturing Vince Edward Howard. 21, o f 226Gcrogc Arms Apartments. Sanford. Is charged with carrying a concealed firearm, which was found under (he car's scat where he was silling, and possession of cocaine. Beverly Jean Holley, 29. o f 1500 Roosevelt Ave., Sanford, Is charged with possession of cocaine. Bond for each is $2,000. Police said the driver o f the cor said he didn’t know about the gun or the cocaine, and he was not charged. S a n fc r d , F lo r id a — M o n d a y , Ja n u a r y 30, Rodell Richard Roberts. 32. of 22 Hlggtns Terrace. Sanford. Is charged with burglary to an occupied dwelling, petty theft and loitering and prowling In the case. Sunfurd police sTTsird hl.n al 11.03 p.m Sunday after pulling him from lx-neat it a house at 914 S. Cypress Ave. Roberts is accused of burglarUlng the houv* of Portia Spencer, al 909 Sanford Ave. Spencer told police she was In bed watching television when a burglar forced entry through a window and confronted her. The burglar pushed her back on her bed and put his hind over her mouth, according to police. He released her mouth utter he demanded money. She (old him she had no money and that her husband was In another room. The burglar left her to check her house. She locked him oul o f the mom and phoned police. Police said that us they arrived they saw n man fleeing In the area. They located him under n house and he was Identified as Roberts. Bond Is $4,500. Home Fires Burning’ author pleased Unltsd Prsss International CHARLOTTE. N.C. Novcllat. tclevlson news anchor and now screenwriter Robert Inman said Sunday he Is pleased with the television adaptation o f his book. "H om e Fires Burning" which aired Sunday night on CBS-TV. Inman, who co-nnchors WBTV news on Charlotte's Channel 3. said he was w ary o f wnat television production might do to his 2-year-old novel focusing on generational conflicts and dramatic changes In a small southern (own. " I was prepared for shoddy treatm en t" said Inman. "You hear siortes about directors and actors throwing your script out. But for me, II was Just the opposite....They followed my script and went out of their way to say so." "H om es Fires Burning" has sold 25.000 copies In hardback and an undetermined number In p a p e r b a c k s in c e Us 1987 publication. Hallmnrk Hall of Fame bought television rights to the book In a deal that Included Inman, who also wrote Ihe script, serving ns a story consultant for the twohour movie, Actor Barnard Hughes headed Ihe cost, playing Jake Tlbbcts. a crusty newspaper editor who has a conflict with his son. Inmnn said II look him nboul six weeks to transform the 400 page novel Into a script. "T h e first tim e they read throu gh the sc rip t...It was spooky." said Inman. "Th ey were bringing those characters lo life. The costing Is so perfect It was as If they'd sprung from my Imagination. I mean. Barney Hughes IS Jake." Initially. Inman wrote an out­ line of Ihe book to help the p o te n tia l s c r e e n w r ite r and s u b m itte d II to H allm a rk , assuming Ihe script would be wrttten by someone else. Inman mild portions of his book arc m issin g from Ihe screen version, leaving out some of the historical connections and perspectives. S w e e tw a te r b rid g e w o rk s lo w s tra ffic LONGWOOD - Wekiva Springs Rond was lo be limited to one-lane trafllc at the bridge over Sweetwater Creek beginning today. One lane o f the road will be closed 24 hours a day until the project Is com­ pleted. Th e Sem inole County Public Works Department announced (fun construc­ tion o f a new bridge over Sweetwater Creek, between Sweetwater and Hunt Club b o u le v a r d s , w i l l la k e lwo-to-lhrec months. Service. We Guarantee It.' Accused thief fights store workers LONGWOOD — A man who reportedly fought Altbcrtson's workers who stopped him ns he Irlcd to leave the store Sunday without paying for prescription medication. Is charged with robbery and petty theft Longwood police report arresting Rleky Eugene Lewis. 29. of 424 Edgmon Ave *C. Winter Springs, at 2:53 a m. after he was captured by store workers. The em ployees said Lewis walked oul of the store without paying for three different prescription medications valued at about $30. He Is accused o f fighting the workers who restrained him outside the store on U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. Two arrested on DUI charges SANFORD — The following persons face a charge of driving under the influence In Seminole County: • Eric M. Patten. 22. of 141 Country Club Road. Lake Mary, was arrested at 9 p.m. Sunday after his car failed to maintain a single lane on County Road 15. Lake Mary, authorities said Noble Agustus Watts. 62. o f DeLand. was arrested at 2:38 a.m. Sunday after he drove erratically on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary, authorities said Four arrested on drug charges Several drug-related arrests werr reported this week end by area police. Including: • Derrlc Lrc Hardy. 30. 915 Bay Ave., Sanford, who was arrcslrd by Sanford police Saturday at about 7 a.m. after he refused lo leave a home. The ofneer reported discovering a pipe In Hardy's pocket as he was placed under arrest for toileting, prowling and trespass after a warning, so he adding a charge of possession on drug paraphernalia. Bond was scl at $500 at the Seminole County jail. • Jennifer Lynn Brown. 22. 500 W. Airport Blvd.. Apt. 1210. Sanford, and • Milton Bovcy. 39. 339 Longwood Ave.. Altamonte Springs, were arrested on drug-related charges after a Longwood policeman stopped Brown at about 11:30 Saturday morning In the parking lol o f Winn-Dixie a! U.S Highway 17-92 and State Hoad 434 lor having a broken windshield The officer reported finding marijuana near the driver's scat and a pipe and cocaine In front o f a hack scat where Bovcy was reported silling. Brown was charged wlih possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. He bond was scl at $500 al the county jail. Bovcy was charged with possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. Ills bond was set al $1,000. • Mark Albert Stover. 25. Deland, was arrested Friday al aboul 6 p.m by Oviedo police when they found him sleeping In front o f Charles I'lace at 802 W. Broadway and reported discovering a ling of marijuana on him following a search Stover was charged with disorderly Intoxication and possession o f a controlled suostance. Bond was set at $500. • Charlie Knight. 23. 44 William Clarke Court. Sanford, was nrrrslrd by Sanford (toller Friday at 1:30 p in. when they reported finding a piece of paper containing cocaine at Ills feel on Eighth Street Hr was charged with possession of a controlled substance and bond was set at $2,000. Man brandishes gun at off-duty cops CASSELBERRY — A North Carolina man was arrested Saturday after he brandished a Coll .45 at two ofl-duty police oflice ni working security duly at ABC Liquors on U.S Highway 17 92. When the ollicers asked Jackie lx land Tillman. 31. of Charlotte, let leave with his friend after they created what was desertbed as u disturbance, they became bellgrmal. the ofneer* later told on-duty Casselberry police. The two ofBcers drew their guns and Tillman reportedly dirw the handgun from his bool. He was charged carrying a concealed firearm. Bond was set al $3,500. EMERGENCY CALLS SATURDAY • 2 02 p.m. - 700 W 13th S t . medical calk man. 64. noi transported. • 3:15 p.m. — 100 Beni Oak Ct., trauma, boy. II. not transported. • 4 :5 2 p .m . — 2 5 0 5 Clalrmont Ave.. trauma, boy. 13. not transported. • in — 12th Street and Olive Avenue, trauma, man. 58, not transported • 8 27 p.m. — Slate Road 46. .4 mile* west of Airport Boulevard, rupiurrd fuel line, fin* out on arrival. •BiSS p m - 114 S Park, trauma, man. 40. transported. • 10:10 p.m. — 1504 W. Eighth St., trash Bre. SUNDAY • 12:29 a m 1200 S French Ave.. trauma, man. 27. transported In private vehicle • 2 40 a .m . - 2 5 4 2 Hartwell Ave.. medical call, man. 27. tnm^xirtcd. • 4 :2 2 a . m . 2601 Country Club, trauma, man. 25. transported • 6:01 a.m . — 501 5 F re n c h A v e . . p u b lic assistance to Sanford police • 2:25 p m. — 2411 S. Elm Ave,. Illegal burning of leaves. 1900 — J A Suspect captured under house Hstaid stall mitat Ex-husband jailed after fight H tr a ld . NOW BENEFIT BANKING BA ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ At First Union, you earn special privileges l J U l m H with our custom ized Benefit Banking mW i l l program w hen you’re only 50. Right now, JA M as a special incentive, those privileges include additional bonus I s g l M [ f a j§ rates on C D s and exclusive travel discounts on American E U b lB fil Airlines*. But to get these two special privileges, you must sign III up for Benefit Banking by January 31, 1989 H Dont let this travel opportunity take oft without Se S B W you. 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Ihclr •■atkinal defense. The cost ol modernizing America's defenses In Ihc 1980a pales beside the buildup begun by Leonid Brezhnev In the 1970s in which the Soviets made dramatic Improvements In virtually every category of military operations. Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev says the Soviet Union can defend Itself with a much smaller military establishment. The Soviets' acknowledgment that they are In financial trouble because of excessive defense outlays, combined with their pledges to dismantle and destroy some missiles, tanks and chemical weapons. Is a prom ising development. If the Soviets cut back suffi­ ciently. the door could eventually open for measured cutbacks among the nations that have, for more Hum 40 years, maintained u military deterrent to Soviet attack. CHUCK STONE Great expectations from a new man Abraham Lincoln's Inaugural wish that (he Union tie touched "b y the better angels of our nature" has tieen reunited with fellow Re­ publican George Bush's yearning for "■ kinder, gentler nation." The parallels arc Irresistible. Lincoln Inherited a nation divided by geogra­ phy. Uusb Inherits a nation further segregated by his Immediate predecessor. A strong-willed Lincoln forged unity out of a mean-spirited dlvlslvcncss. A resolute bush has pledged an enlistment at his energies against the remnants of that national schism. "Bigotry and Indifference to disadvantage ... will find no safr homr nn mtr shores. In our pubic life. In our neighborhoods, or In our hom es." Bush declared tour days before hts Inauguration. "Il will. I promise, be my mission as president o f the United States." That George Bush would group "Indifference lo disadvantage'* with bigotry Is especially en cou ragin g because this n ation 's moral licarlrigs have been momentarily sidetracked. As MIT educator John S. Wilson observed. "T lte Reugun years made people feel more comfortable expressing Intolerance.” The Bush years are expected to be the opposite. So much of Bush's philosophy, defined In his warm-hearted Inaugural address portends a new national climate. Ironically, Americans have been snugly bur­ row ed In th e old climate. How else to explain a 6H percent approval ruling for a departing president with an eight-year record of naked hosH i l l y to r a c ia l equ ality, contem pt for human suffering and senile oblivion to honesty. R o n a ld R e a g a n was never a class net. Unlike Lincoln, he Ronald never rose above his Reagan was humble beginnings, never a class lie wallowed In their act excesses. Instead of gracefully turning over the nation's stewardship lo a fulthful subaltern, the Lillipu­ tian -minded actor stalked out of the White House ... defending rrsigned-tn-dtsgracc Attorney Gen­ eral Edwin Meese from u Justice Department censure ... blam ing black leaders for the contumely of the nation's black citizens ... scolding the homeless to rend thr want ads .... George Bush arrived at history's doorsteps not a moment too soon. In many ways he should excel. For starters, he's capable of staying awake through cabinet meetings and being u president de facto in charge. Even when he pauses and seems to gropz for an answer, he dors something Reagan never did. Rethinks. He also has surmounted contradictions with grace. A fter denouncing Dukakis for his "Harvard yard boutique" obsession, ihc Yule alumnus appointed four Harvard men to his cabinet. Promising an administration of new faces, he instead borrowed liberally from both Reagan administrations. Opening his presi­ dential campaign In Texas with a plea for rortal tolerance, he later allowed aide Lee Atwaler to orchestrate an Insidiously racist campaign. Bush's biggest problem will be finding a way lo restrain Atwaler from routinely referring tn blacks as "nlggeta" tn conversations JACK ANDERSON Former Navy surgeon again is under fire S p e e d u p p a y m e n ts Congress approved and President Reagan signed legislation last year authorizing ut) to $ 1.2 billion In p aym en t of $70,000 earn to an estimated G0.000 Japanese — American survivors o f internment camps set up in this country during World War II. The gesture, which was nccomjianlcd by a formal apology, was, us the president said, overdue action "to right a grave wrong." Now. however, the president s Ollier of Management and Budget Is taking Its sweet time to make good on that promise for reasons that arc, to be charitable, nit-picking. OMB proposes to budget only $20 million lor the internee compensation program for the fiscal years beginning next October, enough to com|iciraatc only 1,000 people. Why? Because, OMB says. Identifying eligible recipients and pnx-esslng claims Is a "com ­ plex admlnsllratlvr Job" for which the Justice Department, which will run the program. Is not yel geared up. Until Cungrss authorizes supplementary funds, a spokesman said. J u s tic e can t b egin h irin g the added personnel needed. The explanation might be reasonable If this were a program to build a new dam. But as Rep. Robert Matsul points out. the law requires that thr oldest proplc eligible for compensation must be paid Ural, ami those people are now In their 90s. Besides, Matsul says. Justice has already compiled a long list of jx-ople. far m oir than 1,000. and hr sees no reason why things can't move a little bit faster. Neither do wc. Given the gravity of Ihc wrong, and the short time left lo those at the lop of the list, surely ways can be found to rxjiedllc matters. If OMB or Justice arc disinclined to do so. Congress should step In and make things easier for bureaucrats whose command o f figures seems not to extend to those numbering the days of people’s lives. shrugging off responsibility for the deaths o f 2 4 1 Marines tn Beirut ... and defending an uncons­ cionable plot to exchange hostages for arms. With his 68 percent approval rating after a record like that, the Great Communicator will be remembered by posterity as the Great Pre­ stidigitator. GEORGE F. WILL Stop posing, show substance WASHINGTON - New Presidents serve up rich sauces of symbolism, high In pohtlcnl cholesterol. George Bush hus begun with a blizzard of words and gestures rnmmunlrntlng hlgh-mludrdnrss. We arc at thr Kngtlsh-muWn phase (folks swooned when Jerry Ford popped fils own muinn Into the presidential toaster), which also has tieen a cardigan swrnter and Jellybean phase of young presidencies. This humanizing — perhups miniaturizing — of Presidents Is a recurring skll for a public that periodically pretends It wants ordinariness In thui extraordinary office. The Bushes — up with horseshoes, down with designer clothes — are quite traditional In their ostentatious unostentntlousness. Their rareliilly choreographed "sim plicity" projects the Image of Indifference to Image. This Is Curler Redux. as In thr religiosity (Bush's first presidential act was to lead the nation In prayer), the walking on Pcnnsyvlanla Avenue, ihr country music, ihc ojien house, thr stern lalk about ethics. Carter's presidency con­ firmed tilts law: Frenetic reliance on symbol­ ism Indicates uncertainty ubout what you want to do Amidst the familiar metaphors (breezes blowing, pages turning, doors opening) of Bush's inaugural address there ran a vein of familiar moraltsm. It equutes recltltude with right, and assumes that having the right attitude Is tantamount to doing the right thing, Bush's feet may be In cowboy boots, but hts head Is tn New England, home of rightmindedness and (not coincidentally) Aboillluulsm. The Abolitionists were not much help In ending slavery while preserving the union, but they were pure In thought. The Abolitionist mentality was visible In the one specific vow In Bush's Inaugural, concerning cocaine; "This scourge will slop." Il won't, but Bush luis struck a pleasing pose, as he did In Ihc campaign when he said " I f I'm elected President. If I'm remembered for anything, It would be this: a complete and total ban on chemical weapons." Bush's national security adviser. Brent Scow croft, ■qx-.iking last Sunday, said be supposed a verifiable bun to be "impossible." That ts the unvarnished truth. But Bush has an arresting attitude. If not a practical position. Bush also stood foursquare for rectitude when hr came out against "bickering" and lor bipartisanship in foreign policy. Bush, like many who came of age politically during the S e c o n d W o r l d W a r , a s s u m e s th a t h.'purtlunship Is the American norm. Tliat ts a misreading — perhaps a ruinrradtng — of Amrrk-sn history. Thr fiercest dispute of the 1790s — some h is to r ia n s s a y It f------- -------raised the specter of civil war — swirled a ro u n d th e J a y Treaty with Britain. T h e War o f 1H12 st i r r ed semi secessionist sem lni c n t I n N e w E n g l a n d , w h ic h b e ca m e a lm o s t a neutral zone. Th e M r x l c a n war 11846-481 was drnoticed by Whig crit­ ics (Including Con­ gressm en L in coln ) t B ush h as an as. a m o n g o th e r arresting at­ things, unconstitu­ titude, If not a tional Thr war with practical Spain I IH9H) and the position ■ acquisition o f ter­ ritories brought bit 1 ter debate about the 1 very nature of the nation. Between 1914 and 1917, modern Isolationism found Its votce. heard again In the he 1930s. Advocates o f a "Pacific first" strategy troubled FDR’s conduct of the war. They had an ally In Gen. Douglas MucArthur who was heard from again during ihe angry debates aboul Korea Much has been made of the fact that Bush's inaugural address contained (hr word "sacri­ fice": "A re wr enthralled with material things, less appreciative o f the nobility o f work and sacrifice?" But one reason he was inaugurated was hts pledge not to ask a central sacrifice of citizenship — taxes. “ No new taxes" was a pledge not to let public needs Impinge upon private materialism. Bush's pledge does mean a sacrifice — of national security. Scow croft, when asked tf Bush's tax pledge and his promise ol a strong national defense arc confiieting goals, said: "O f course. Of course they conflict." But. as attitudes, each Is popular. Alter praising sacrifice. Bush said, serenely: "W r have more will than wallet, bul will Is what we need " However. In government will without wallet is usually Ineffectual. And willing an end without willing thr means tn that end Is mere attitudinizing. Bush was praised for saying at the Republican National Convention. " I don't hate government." That Is an admirable altitude, but actions count. Bush has hit thr ground running in place, promising rectitude — handsome attitudes — and raising anew this question; Beyond "serving." Is there something he wants lo do? WASHINGTON — The Defensive Depart­ ment Is prcMlng un Investlgatlrn o f an anonymous tip that former Navy surgeon Donal Ullllg bribed a military panel to let him out o f Jail. Federal Investigators recently subpoenaed Billig's bank records. In one of the most sensational courtmartials o f the century, BUIIg was convicted In 1986 of Involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent h o m i c i d e In th e deaths of three pa­ tie n ts . B llllg had be e n c h i e f of cardlothoraclc sur­ g e r y at BcthcBdu (M a r y la n d ) N a v a l Hospital. Details of botched heart sur­ gery and Billig's legal blindness In one eye were among the evi­ dence at the court marital. But a Court o f Milll o r y R e v i e w overturned the con­ ■one of the viction last April and most sensa­ freed Bllllg from a tional f o u r - y e a r p r is o n court-marl lals s e n t e n c e on th e of this century j g ro u n d s that the prosecution had not proved Its case. One month later, the D efens' Department hotline received four anonymous calls from someone believed to work for the military The tipster told Investigators that Bllllg used another person to pass bribes to one or more Judges on the Court of Military Review, according to court jwipers filed by the Defense Department. Initial attempts to confirm Ihc anonymous allegations met with "m lxrd results," ac­ cording to Defense Department papers filed in court. That may explain why Investigators want lo look at Billig's bank records. The Defense Department Insjx-ctor gener­ al's office wants Billig's records dating from August 1982 — the date when Investigators say Bllllg first met the person who allegedly passed the bribe, according to an affidavit signed by Richard Messcrsmlth. an agent for the Defense Criminal Investigative Service. The subpoena does not indicate who is accused of acting as Ihc twig man. August 1982 Is also the month that Bllllg first walked Into a Navy recruiting olflcr looking for a Job, lust days after the Air Force refused to recruit mm because of his eyesight, according to evidence presented at Ihr court-martial. The Naval recruiter who ae ccptcd Bllllg was later convicted of mlscon duct for concealing Informal inn about the doctor's record as a civilian surgeon. Federal District Court Judge Herbert Mulct/ granted the subpoena for 3 * hank record* over the protest of Billig's lawyer. Joseph Levin. Levin told our associate Stcw'arl Harris that Bllllg opposes the subporna because the government's Investigation is based on anon­ ymous telephone calls In court papers he calls them "poison pen telephone calls.*' The Defense Department Is also attempting to subpeona the bank records of Billig's wtle Bonnie, but the Judge has not yet ruled, After the Court o f Military Review learned Of the bribery tnvest Igal ion. It appointed Its o w n ■ 'm a s t e r " to I n v e s t i g a t e th e circumstances surrounding thr decision lo overturn Billig's conviction An Interim report filed with the court by the master. Judge Waller T. Cox til. says. "T o date, no one ha* revealed any Information that causes me to believe that Judicial misconduct oecured..." Since hts successful appeal. Bllllg has won Ihe right lo practice medicine In Texas. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are wrhxmir All Irttrrs must be signed and Include a mailing addret* and telephone number Letters should be on a single subject and as brief a* possible Tlic Sanford Herald reserves the right lo edit «*»*• t ft �S a n fo rd H e ra ld . S a n fo r d . F lo r id a — M o n d a y . Ja n u a ry 30. 1069 — 9 A Seven killed in plane crash U n ite d P rase In te rn a tio n a l Air Force fighter crashes, pilot rescued SEOUL. South Korea — An Air Force F IBc Jet fighterbo n.bcr crushed Monday In the Yellow Sea off Kunsan, U S miles southwest of Seoul. U.S. military officials said. The pilot, who was not Identified was rescued but his condition was not Immediately known, the officials said. The aircraft from Kunsan Air Dose went down at about 1:30 p.m. while on a routine training mission, the officials said The cause of the crash has yet to be determined. Dead woman may be shark victim VENTURA. Calif. — A young unidentified woman whose body was found floating In the ocean about 5 miles offshore over the weekend was probably the victim of a rare shark attack, officials said Sunday. The Coast Guard, alerted by a boater, pulled the body from the Pacific Ocean Saturday about 4:30 p.m.. Petty Officer Jeff Olsen said. F ro m U n ite d P re s s In te rn a tio n a l reports FORT WAiNV* RIGHT. A k u ~ « — A Canadian military plane taking part In winter war games crashed on landing Sunday n ig h t In m ln u s-5 2 d e g r e e weather at Fort Walnwrlght Army post nca*- Fairbanks, kill­ ing seven aboard and Injuring 11 others. Army officials bald. The Canadian C-130. carrying 18 people and arctic combat gear, landed In severe Icc fog and spilt In half on Ladd Arm y Airfield, said Capt. Jim Rodgers of Fort Walnwrlght. *‘lt broke apart In two major portions." he said. "T h e tall section snapped off. and the two sections arc relatively Intact one-quarter mile apart." Rodgers said six died at once, a seventh died at the hospital, and two were In very serious condition. The remainder re­ ceived on ly m inor Injuries. Rodgers sold, but Canadian of­ ficials said three were seriously Romance Continued from Page I A practice every love scene." Romance accounted for 40 p e rc e n t o f m ass m a rk et paperbacks In the United States tim ing the 1080b. according to u study by one publisher. The paperback romance Industry nets >500 million annually. Jan Joyce, owner o f B A L Bookstore In Alt.unontc Sptlngi. said one third o f her store Is devoted to romance paperbacks. Romance fiction accounts for about 65 percent of sales at her store, she ertlmated. UAL sold 130 new books. In addition to several used editions, during the book slgn'ng yesterday. reads seven romance novels "In a slow week." Gary Rowan, freelance critic for 18 publications In Florida, said. " I m un exception. I like what they write und I review It favorably." R o m a n c e r e a d e r C o n n ie Favazza of Altamonte Springs You con Judge a romancr novel by Its cover, reader Judy Covert said. "Something Just leaps olf the cover at you. But If It has a crummy cover and the author has a good following. I'll read it anyway." H A R R Y J. BODSON Harry J. Bodson. 87. 103 W. Airport Blvd.. Sanford, died Sat­ urday at his residence. Bom Feb. 13. 1901 In Bayonne N.J., he moved lo Sanford In 1979 from S a ra s o ta , lie w as a retied cxectulvc with Getty-Standard Oil Co.. Bayonne, and a member o f the All Souls Qtlhollc Church. Survlors Include wife, Mary. Sanford; son. Tlromas. Sanford: daughters Winifred laiu, Miami. June Butler, Sanford: seven g r a n d c h ild r e n fo u r g r e a tran dch lldrcn : sister, Irene ft'rnnesy, Bayonne N.J. Cypress Way. Casselberry, died Saturday at his residence. Bom May 3. 1911 In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to Casselberry from Plttsford. N.Y.. In 1983. He was a retired Insurance agent for State Farm In Plttsford and a Catholic. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Rafaella G.: daughter. Mariana Slm onclll, Casselberry; sons. John W., Bloom ington. III.. Joseph F.. Atlanta: brothers. Albert. Wayne. N.J.. Victor. Brooklyn; eight grandchildren. G a in e s F u n e r a l H o m e . Longw ood. In charge o f ar­ rangements. G ra m k o w F u n eral H om e, Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. ROSE N. 8TUPLEM AN Rose N. Stupk-mnn. 95. 785 Coachllght Drive, Fern Park, died Sunday at Park Lake Health Care Center. Winter Park. Born O ct. 25. 1893 In U nsaret. "Th at's the romance of my life," she said, pointing to a satchel full o f novels, Romania, she moved lo Fern Park from Green belt, Md.. In 1977. She was a homemaker und Jewish. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s o n s . Eugene, Fern Park. Chatres. C olu m b ia. Md.; sister. Ray W e ln g a s t, Ir v in g to n . N .H .; brother. Sol Welngast. Venice. Calif.; three grandchildren: two great-grandchildren. B ald w ln -F u lrch lld Funeral Home, Allamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. FUNERALS S O O tO N .V A R N V J. C rM tU ) F im r s l W v t< M to* Harry J. (w n o i. AT. of W rto rd ofco dWS SofurOor- Injured. It was not clear which from across the United States, victims were members o f the but extreme cold and dense Ice e.ghl-maii view g:ul, which were fog have hampered maneuver*. among the 10 troops riding as Thick Ice fog hud reduced Fort passengers Walnwrlght visibility to oneCanadian Forces spokesman eighth mile at 7 p.m. when the MaJ. Luigi Rossetto In Edmonton accident occurred, according to confirmed that seven died. He Fairbanks National w eath er said the plane had left Ed­ Service forecusler Dan Hancock. monton at 4 p.m. MST and that T h e t e m p e r a t u r e at F o r t an Investigation team would be Walnwrtgiit was 52 below zero. formed as soon as possible. The C-130 Hercules, u four He said the names were being turbo-prop cargo and troop withheld pending notification of transport built by Lockheed relatives. Corp.. was connected to the Rodgers said the passengers Canadian Force Mobile Com ­ who escaped serious Injury stood mand out of Edmonton and may dazed at the side of the broken have come down Just short of the aircraft. There was no fire. r u n w a y , s a id MaJ. J a m e s The Injured were taken to Tillm an o f the Alaskan Air Bassett Army Hospital on Fort Command at Elm endorf Air Walnwrlght. Rodgers said the Force Base In Anchorage. emergency response from the The weather has Interm it­ gathered forces was Immediate tently kept planes grounded and and that nearby Fairbanks also canceled Brim Frost exercises, sent help. and Tillman said the plane was About 500 Canadian para­ landing because the temperature troops rn and special forces are In was too cold. Alaska for Brim Frost '89 war Alaska Gov. Steve Cowper games Involving 26.000 troops declared an emergency over the Thr Canadian C-130 appar­ ently crashed at temperatures d i p p i n g Just b e l o w th a t minus 50 thrrshhold. In addition to the cold. Ice fog has made flying difficult or Impossible during the continu­ ing past two weeks of extreme cold. Icc fog. which forms only In extreme cold. Is dense fog In which the moisture In the air Is actually tiny Ice crystals. T h r C -130 ca rried a rc tic com b at gea r, sn o w sh o cs. snowmobiles und supplies for a s c h e d u le d p a ra ch u te Jump Monday In vo lvin g Canadian forces. Rodgers said. Fitzwater: White House still considering fees on deposits Unltad Pruss Inisrnstlons! W A S H IN G T O N - D espite public and congx-z^una! uproar, the Bush administration still Is considering a plan to Impose fees on depositors' bank accounts to ball out floundering savings nnd loan Institutions, a White House spokesman said Saturday. W h ite H ou se sp o k e sm a n Marlin Fitzwater denied a report In Saturday’s New York I IntCt that *ald White House olllclals have told savings Industry exec­ utives that the fee proposal has been dropped. " T h a t ' s n ot th e c a s e . " Fitzw ater told reporters. "It remains an option. I am sure It U subject to review ut this point but that remains one of the options." White House officials have commented privately that there are very few alternatives thal can produce the revenue needed to secure the deposits and none o f them are palatable Fitzwater said he expects Pres­ ident Bush to address the Issue tn his Feb. 9 Stale of the Union address to a Joint session of will bo > p m TwUay at Evargraon Camafary with Fattwr Edmund Ciarnackl officiating Frlandt may call at Gramkow Funaral Homa today (Atondayl fromtip m JOSEPH 8. M A LA FR O N TE Arrangamanli by Gramkow Funeral Continued from Page 1A Joseph S. Malafronte. 77. 316 Homa. Sanford sis well ns Seminole Community College. Smith hopes the festival will attract a crowd from areas out­ side Sanford. "W e Iiojk- lo stress that historic significance Is one o f Sanford's more Important Smith said. Smith is well-versed In the history of Sunfard. While ut the University o f Florida, she wrote u thesis on the Swedish settle­ ments In central Florida. The SI. Lucia festival, named heaviest trading In months ns Investors Unltad Proas International for a celebrated mint In Sweden, embraced u government report that said w ou ld h on or that S w ed ish economic growth rased In late 1988 and NEW YORK - Prices opened slightly higher community who helped build headed to the trading floor In droves. Monduy In nctlvc trading of New York Stock the town. The rally began at the opening after the Exchange Issues. governm ent reported that the sum m er General Henry Shelton San­ The Dow Jones Industrial average, which ford brought tmtrly 100 Swedes drought caused a slowdown In economic Jumped 31.79 Friday, was up 4.10 to 2326.96 to the United Stales under the expansion during the last three months of shortly after the market opened. Contract Labor Law to man 1988. The report on fourth-qunrter gross Advances led declines 454-217 among the experimental citrus groves national product said the value of goods and 1.058 Issues crossing the New York Stock Gen. Sanford, considered to lie services rose at an annual rate of 2 percent, Exchange tape. Early turnover amounted lo the founder Of the citrus In­ compared with 2.6 percent In the third about 9.731.000 shares. dustry In Central Florida, built quarter. Stock prices soared Friday In some of the thr cllv OH thr SI Johns R lv a according to a vision of a New York City of Florida. Sanford Local Interest Museum and Library curator Alicia Clarke said. Gen. Sanford These quotations provider! In light trading. Unltad Prass Intarnatlonal came lo the area from the north by members o f the National On the bullion markets, gold In 1870. and by 1881 the A s s ocia tio n o f S e cu ritie s plunged In reaction to the The dollar moved higher population of Sanford reached Dealers are representative dollar's continued strength. Monday In moderate trading 4 . (X X ). In te r d ea ler p ric e s as o f In Zurich, gold opened $5 an on major foreign currency The Swedes settled In New m id -m orning today. In ter­ ounce lower at $394.50 and markrts. Gold w-as lower. Upsala. what Is now Upsula d e a le r m a r k e ts c h a n g e In Tokyo, the dollar rose fe ll $4 .7 5 In L on d on In Road. Although Gen. Sanford throughout the day. Priirs do sharply against the Japanese $394 50. gave each of the Swedish labor­ not Include retail markup or The London morning gold yen. closing at 129.73 yen. up ers who stuyed five-acre tracts, markdown. fixing was $394.30. of! $4.95 1.08 from 128 65 yen on hard freezes In 1895 brought the Ask Bid from Friday's close. Friday. citrus Industry an eronom lc 4 American Pioneer 344 In earlier trading In the Far "T h e dollar buying sent!crisis, and the New Upsala 344% 344% Barnett Bank men', remained s'rong despite East, gold closed at $394 on community came to un ubmpt First Union 21 4k 214% th e H o n g K o n g B u llio n the slower-lhan-experted U.S. end. .lira KP&L 3! Excnange. off $8.35 from GNP growth rate for the fourth 34H In S w e d e n . S t. Lu clu Is Fla. Progress 34H quarter of last year." a dealer Friday’s close honored on Dec. 13 as a saint of 4714 4714 HCA Stiver opened 15 cents lower said. light who Is thought to end long, |H*% Hughes Supply 1844 In Europe, the dollar began In Zurich at $5 90 an ounce cold winters with the warm light Morel sons 24 23 H and opened 18 5 cents lower the day In Frankfurt at 1 8643 of spring The St. Lucia relebra 574% 5714 NCR Corp West Gentian marks, up from In London at $5,855 an ounce. lions are tied In with rituals of 424* 4 1Ai Plesaey 1.856 marks on Friday. light during the Yuletlde season Scotty's 12'* 12 Gold And Silver The dollar opened In Zurich St. Lucia was beheaded by 224% 23 Southeast Bank ut 1.5885 Swiss francs, up sword at Syracuse In the third 214% NEW YORK IUPII - Foreign SunTrust 2114 from 1.577 franca on Friday century. In the Oxford Dic­ and domestic gold A silver Walt Disney 74(4 741$ In Paris, the dollar opened at prices quoted In dollars per tionary of Saints, she Is called 554% Westtnghouse 551% 6.3375 French francs, up from troy ounce Monday |H< , "one of the three great 'girl 184% Brunswick 6 2975 francs the day before. saints ‘ Gold 10 HBJ 9H The dollar started the day In London The St. Lucia festival could Fla National 17 164* Brussels at 39.22 Belgian Previous close 309 25 on 6 25 also celebrate Sanford's Italian Winn Dixie 451$ 45 francs, up from 38 99 francs Morning fixing 394 30olf 4 95 heritage. Clarke said memoirs Emerson .... 32 321% a n d o p e n e d In I t a ly at Hong Kong 394 00 o6 8.35 indicate that a community of 1.363 50 Italian lire, up from New York Italian settlers In Sanford dales 1.355 20 lire a p p ro x im a tely lo the sam e Comcx spot gold open 394.70 Dow Jones In L on d on , the B ritish of! 1.40 p e rio d as th r New U psala pound began the day at Comex spot silver open 5.853 Dow Jones A vera ges com m m u n lty. St. Luela. nr $ 1 .7 5 5 5 c o m p a r e d w ith off 0 03 1 0 :0 0 a .m . Santa Lucia. Is also a saint $1.7605 on Friday. celebrated In Italy. 30 Indus 2325 18 up 2 93 In early New S'ork trading, The Future cA Sanford com ­ 30 m m 1063 14 tip I 62 (Lon d on m orn in g fix in g the dollar was mostly higher change is based on the pre­ mittee will meet Feb 15 at 7 30 15 Utils 189.96 unchanged against key foreign currencies vious day's closing price.J a m. In the Central Florida 65 Stork 882 38 up 0.90 Rrglonal Hospital cafeteria Congress. Bush, seeking lo reassure deposlters. told a news conference Friday "the savings nnd Ijan d*.punt's ere backed by the full faith and credit of the govern­ ment nnd th ey are sound, dollnr-good." K He Insisted, however, that the proposal was an "option" thut ii.id not yet reached his desk for consideration. But administra­ tion officials have discussed It openly and suggested the pro­ posal was a "trial balloon." First reports that the ad­ ministration lias been consid­ ering Imposing a fee on savings evoked Itnmedlute negative reac­ tion from thr public and on Capitol Hill, with some congrrs sionai leaders calling It a : ix " 0S2EEMSL. $ 0 9 5 riw o r«a aoM ^ rta I * * * .— tin* I cov$oo L ^ And Hid *1 9 .9 5 — _J tgQfffr *»•«*%*» : sn £gm JgSL, im w v k u o«ri»iif j m < 321*1898 j GIB EDMONDS LtC MTG.BSOn.ta Problem?' In tlmotl CAM tflttt i» 4 solution th* Wmtcw Pm* C*nt.t lo* M*n* Wsd-cma. 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P latntltt, M M B E R L Y M .R E A D , R ial, NOTICE UF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE l« hereby 9’ **n 'hat to* undersigned Clerk ol I t * C ir c u it C o u r t o l Sem lnoto County. F lo rid a . w ill. on mo Ind day Ol M arch. IW*. at I I 00 A M at lha WEST Front Door ol rna S EM IN O LE County Court houM. San lord . Florida otter lor tala and t a il at public outcry to the highest and b a d Udder tar cash. the lot lowing described property situated In SEMINOLE County. F lo rida U n it N o ISS E o f SPR INGW OOO V IL L A G E CON D O M IN IU M and an u td iy ld rd i/m In t a r e t t In the land, common elem ents and common rip e n cat appurtenant to la id unit, all In accordance w ith and tub|e<t to the covenants. condl tkonv re t tr le t tone, le rm t end other p 'o v ltlo n t o l that Da d e ra tio n o l Condominium ot Sprlngwood V illa g e , a Con dominium, a t recorded In Ol Ik la l R ecord! Book IU1. page ’•as. P u b l i c R e c o r d s o l Seminole County. F lor Kir pursuant to the Final Judgment entered In o cate pendvsg In said Court, the style o l which It Indicated above WITNESS m y hand end ot tid a l teal o t la id Court this Mlh day o l January. ISOS Clerk ot the C ircu it Court By J a n e t J a te w k .D C Publish: Jen X . Feb A ISSS DEANS________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A C a l l NO (S O ktt CAOS-P CENTRAL FLO R ID A RESTORATION SERVICES. INC P lsin tlft. vs JOHN F M C A U L IF F E . Individually end as Trustee. D e f e n d a n t A M E N D E D NOTICE OF AC TION TC JOHN F M C A U LIFFE . In d iv id u a lly end as Trustee, u n d e r t h a t c e r ta in tr u s t agreement dated the 10th day ot M ay. I S ir. kn o w n as tru s t number I l k YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose a claim et lien on the follow ing property In Seminole County. Florida lo t tla. G rovevlew Village, as recorded In P la t Book IS. pages 4 A Public Records o l Seminole County. Flo rida has been Hied against you and you ore required to serve a copy of your w ritte n defenses, it any. la It on TONY M N A R D E ILA . ESQUIRE. P la in tiffs attorney, whose address Is l i l t Aden ion S tree t. S u ite I II . O rla ndo. F lo rid* JJ004. on or before Feb >7. ISOS, and t il* the original w ith the c le rk e l this court either before service on Plain HITS attorney or Immediately there4he r. otherwise a default w ill be entered against you lor the re lie f dem anded In the complaint or petition DATED w i Jan 10. ISSS IS E A fr M ART ANNE MORSE As Clerk ot the Court By Wendy W Collin* A* Deputy C lerk Publish Jan n . JO. Feb A U ISOS OEAIS4 F lo r id a — M o n d a y . Ja n u a ry Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIR C U IT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C A S IN O W l lW C A l t P A L L IA N C E M O R T G A G E COMPANY, a F lo rid* corporation. P la tn tltf. v* C C R A L D O. C R E M N E R : M iC H E L L E R S H E rF i.N O . a 'k /a M IC H E LLE BRENNER. H I D D E N V IL L A G E C O N ­ D O M IN IU M A S S O C IA TIO N . INC . aFlortdacorperetton, NOTICE OF SALE Notice 1s hereby given tha t, pursuant to a Summary F in a l Judgm ent at Foreclosure * n tered herein. I w ill sell the property situated In Sommoto County, Florida, deserbedas. C o n d o m in iu m U n it Ita C . B u i l d i n g SB. o f H IO O E N V IL L A G E C O N D O M IN IU M , according to the Declaration of Condominium recorded M a rch 71. ms in O fficial Records Book 1414. Pages I X I thru 1)1) and amended by ItfSt amendment thereto recorded May 14. IWS M O ffic ia l Records Book IS M . P a g e * M T ) th r u 111) a n d emended by second amendment thereto recorded May X . ml In O tfk la l Record* Book 1441. peg* 1001 and amended by amend m en! thereto recorded June 4. le ts In O tfk to l Record* Book 1444 Pages 111) thru 1)11. and furttw e amended by amendment thereto recorded July It, m$ In O l t l c l f l Records Book I4S4. pages 1444 th ru 1411 P ublic Record* o l Seminole County. F lo rid * , together with a ll ap purtenances thereto and an un divided interest in the common elem ent* o l sold Condominium as set forth In said Declaration T o g e th e r w ith : Rang*. Re t r g e r e t o r . D 'W . D is p o s a l. M ic ro w a v e . Washer. D ry e r . Peddle Fens et public sal*, to the highest and best bolder tor cash, at the west Iro n ! entrance. Seminal* County Courthouse h i Sector_ FhntdJ. nt i t 00 A M on the I t day ot February. IWS WITNESS m y hand and Ot t k ia l Seal at said Court this I* day ot January. 1W» (SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE. C LERK C LER K CIRCUIT COURT By: JaneE Jasawlc Deputy Clerk Publish Jan T l X . IM t D E A IS* ~ N O T IC E OF PROCEEDING FOR CLOSING VACATING ANO ABANDONING ASTREET TO WHOM I t MAT CONCERN You w ill lake notice that the C ity Commission of the CHy ot Sanford. Florida, at ) 00 o’clock P M on February It. IX *. In the C ity Commission Room at the C ity H all In the City ol Santord. Flo rida, w ill centktof end d» tor m ine whether or net the C ity w ill close, vocal* and abandon any rig h t ot the City and the public In and to a portion o l G randview Avenue lying be tween l i r h Street (SR 44) and East 14th Place and lying be tw e e n S e n te rd Avenue and P oinsett* Avenue. Iiathev de scribed as follows That po rtion at Grandview Avenue lying between Lets 40. and 44. South P *rk. according to the p la t thereof as recorded In P U t Book X Peg* t). e l the P u b lic Records at Seminole County. F lo rid * AH parties In Interest and c itlre n * shell have an opportunl fy to be hawed el said hearing By order of the City Com mission o l the City oI Santord. F lo rida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a person dectdvs to ap pali a decision m ad* w ith respect to any m atter considered el tti* above m ealing or hearing, he m ay need a verbatim record ot the proceedings. Including the testim ony and evidence, w h k h record I t not provided by the C ity Ot Santord (FSMAOIOl) Janet R Oonehoe C ity Clerk Publish January X IS** DEA T it C IT Y OF LAKE M A R Y . FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN by Hi* City Commission ot the City Ol Lake M e ry . F io rd * , w ill hold a Public H earing on Febru ary 14. 1100. #1 f 00 P M . or as soon thereafter as possible. to consider adoption ot an Ordi nance entitle 1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y . FLORIDA A M E N D IN G ORDI NANCF I I AS AM ENOED BY ORDINANCE 114OF THE CITY OF LAKE M A R Y . FLORIDA AS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUOtCIAL COOIFIED AT SECTION I I I >0. C IR C U IT. IN AND FOR CHAPTER I t . COOE OF OR I OINANCES. C ITY OF LAKE tE M IN O L E COUNTY. MARY. F L O R ID A FOR THE FLORIDA CASE NO W l t t t C A t t P PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE BANC BOSTON MORTGAGE TA X FO R H E A L T H CORPORATION, a Florid* C L U B /S P A S /T A N N IN O corporation, the successor by S A IO N S /E X E R C IS E merger to STOCK TON C L U B S /O V M N A S IU M S i W H AT LE Y. 0 A V IN 4 COMPANY. INC . * Florida P R O V ID IN G FOR AM E N D corporation. M E N T OF TH E COOE OF O R D IN A N C E S . CONFLICTS. P lo ln tltt. S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N D EF vs FE C TIVE O A TE CROM W ELL M ILLS .at *1. The Public H oofing w ill be Defendants held In the C ity H*R. IM N NOTICE OF SALE Country Club Rood Lake M ary Notice I t hereby given that, Florida Said hearing may can pursuant to a Summery Fusel tinue from tim e to time until a Judgment ot Foreclosure *n final decision *» mod* by the tered herein. I w ill sell the City Commission The Public Is property situated to Seminole Invited to attend end be hoard County. Florida, deteribedet Copies el the Ordinance In lu ll L e t IF. VER N E CHAN EY are available in the City Clerk * S U B D IV IS IO N . C e te lb tr r y . Office *1 City H ell F lo rida according to to* plat A TAPED RECORO OF THIS thereof a t recorded to Plat Boo* MEETING IS MAOE BY THE X . peg* SI. o l to* public records c t Seminole County. F lor Ida C IT Y F O R IT S C O N V E NIENCE TH IS RECORO MAY Including tp e o fk a lfy but not by NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOE way et lim ita tio n , to* tallowing Q U A T E R E C O R O FO R llitu re s and equipment to w it P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L Hang* FROM A DECISION MADE BY at public tale, to to* highest and THE CITY W IT H RESPECT TO best bidder tor cash, et to* west THE FOREGOING MATTER front entrance Sammale County ANY PERSON WISHING TO Courthouse to Santord. Floret*, E N SU R E T H A T AN AOE at I t 00 A M on to* Mto day ot QUATE R E C O R D OF THE February t w t P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A U I WITNESS m y hand and Ot TAIN EO FOR A P P E LLA T E | tk te l Seel et said Court this M to PURPOSES IS ADVISEO TO day et January. t»*» MAKE THE NECESSARY AR is Ea l i R ANG EM EN TS AT HIS OR m a r v a n n e m orse. HEROWN EXPENSE CLERK.CIRC U ITC O U R T Carpi Edw ards CRy Clerk By JanaE J a ie w k Deled January 7 1 1W» Deputy Clerk Publish January » I R I Publish Jan X Feb 4 I to* DEA l i t OEA M l 30, 1969 Legal Notices IN TH C C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number t * 4 X IN HE ESTATE OF GRACE AARY K i t n t . Deceased NOTICE OF AD M INISTRATION TO A l l PFRSONS H A VIN G C L A IM S OR O E M A N O S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTATE ANO A L L O THER PERSONS IN T E R E S T E D IN THE ESTATEYOU AR E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D t h a t th e e d m inistration ot the estate ot GRACE MARY K E E N E , do ceased File Number t * 0 X . 1s pending In to* C irc u it Court tor S e m in o le C e w n ty, F lo r id a . Probate Division, too address ot w h k h I* P O Or ew er C San lord . FL W tl The personal representative nt too estate I* CHARLES E M E IN E R . whoso address I* X I N Lucerne C ircle. East. Orlando. FL J IM ! The n a m e end a d d re s s o l th e personal re p re se n ta tive ’ s at tor nay ere set forth below A ll persons having cla im s or demends against to * estate ere re q u ire d . W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS FROM THE PATE OF THE FIRST P U B LIC ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE, to III* w ith to * clerk el to* above court a w ritte n statement of any cla im or demand they m ay have E ach cla im must be In w ritin g and m ust Indicate to * basis tor to* cla im , to* name end address ol to * cre ator or his agent or a tto rn e y , en d th e a m o u n t claim ed It the cla im Is not yet due. the d e l* w hen It w ill become due shell be stated It the claim Is contingent or unit quldeted. to * n a tu re o t the uncertainty shell be stated It to * claim Is secured, the securi­ ty shall be d e s c rib e d The claim ant shall da liv e r sufficient copies ot to* claim to too clerk to enable to* clerk to m a ll on* copy to each person-! re p r* swntetiv* Al. persons Interested In tta estate to whom a copy ot this Notice ol A dm inistration has been m a ile d a re re q u ire d . W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S FROM THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE, to t il* any ob lections they m ay have that challenge to* v a lid ity o l to* decedent’ s w ill, to * q u a lltk a lions o l the personal re p re s e n te llv * . or the venue o r jurisdiction ot too court A L L CLAIM S. D E M A N D S . A N D OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO REVER BARRED O f * ot too firs t p u blication ot this Notice ol A dm inistration January 14. IM * /S ' Chart** E Mainer A * Personal Representative o tto * Estate ol GRACE M ARY K E E N E . Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL R E PR E SENTATIVE: CHARLESE M E IN E R 101N Lucerne Circle. East Orlando. FL IJM I Telephone ( M il 44) 1114 Publish Jan 11. X . IW * OEA 1*1 I n t mkT i r c u T T c o u r ? in ~ ANDFOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASK NO U S 1 I4 C A 4 * I y o r k w o o o s a v in g s a n d LOAN ASSOCIATION. * New Jersey corporation P l a i n t i f f . M A R IA N S SOUTHWELL end LY N N C SOUTHW ELL.her h usbend end U N K NOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that on h e fth day ot M arch, IW * *1 II 00 a m * • to * West F ront Door of the Courthouse of Seminole County at Santord. F lo rid *. MAR YANNE MORSE. C lerk ol to* C ircuit Courl. w ill otter tor sa lt to too highest and best bidder lor cash, at public outcry. * » lot lowing described In Seminole County. F lo rid * m ore particularly described as follows l o t I0. Block " O ”. STEH LIN G PARK UNIT I II. accord mg to the plat thereof as ro corded in Piet Book X . Pages SI. 1) end S4 o l the Public Records o l Seminole County. F lo rid * The above s a l* Is m a d * pursuant to to* Final Judgment o l Foreclosure entered In to * ebov* styled cause IN WITNESS W H ER E O F. I have hertseito ta t m y hand and o ttk ia l seal tots M to day ot January. IW* IS E A L I M A R IA N N E MORSE Clerk el Circsitt Court By JaneE Jaaewk Deputy Clerk Publish Jan X . Feb 4. IM * OEA 111 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION F4* Number II * t« C P IN ML. ESTATE OF e r m a l e n e o o z ie r . D ec** ted NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The a d m in is tra tio n o f too estate of ERMALENE OOZIER. d e ce a se d . F it* N u m b e r 41 *14 CP. Is pending in to * C ir c u it C e u rl te r S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d * . P r o b a te Division, the address ot w hich t* Semmot* County Courthouse N orth Park Avenue. Santord F lo rida m i l The names and addresses ol to* personal re p r* sentellv* end to* personal rep rosentetiv* * attorney ere set fo rth be -on A ll in to rttle d person* * r * required to lit* w ith Its** court W ITH IN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST P U BLIC ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE 111 a ll cla im * against the * * • * !* and (1) any o b je c tio n by an in te re s te d person an wham this notice w e* served that challenges to * va lid Ity ot the will, toe queiifketiorss of to* personal rtpvesw nteliv* venue or lu ris d k tio n or to* court A LL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Pwbi«alian el tots Notice has U p n an January O . I W» Personal ttapraser-lative* H ENR IETTA SEAL • M Gatone Trail Casselberry. FL DtoR P *r-o n *i Representatives JAMES A BARKS P o stO ftK * •*■ I sad S antord f L V IU 11*4 Telephone I to ll 1)1 ID * Publish Jen H X IW * O E A IW Legal Notices IN T M I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGH TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A lC K r.H !* « * A C A -* * f F IR S T A T E F IN A N C IA L . A S A V IN G S B A N K , ( l / k / a F lr s te t* S avings end Lean Association o< Orlando) P latrtU t, vs K E A T O N C M IL L E R , MARTHA S M IL LE R , h i* w tl*. THE STATE OF FLO R ID A. D E P A R T M E N T OF R EVE N U E . T H E S T A T E OF FLORIDA. OEPARTAAENT OF LABOR AN D EMPLOYMENT S E C U R IT Y . O IV IS IO N OF U N E M P L O Y M E N T COM PENSATION. end to* UNITEO STATES OF AMERICA. OE P A R T M E N T O F TREASURY INTERNAL REV ENUE SERVICE. Dependent* NOTICE OF SALE ON A M ENOED COMPLAINT NOTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN that to* ieto*v*ign*d. to* Clerk ol to* C ircu it Court lor Semi nolo County. Florida. under and by Virtue ot to * Final Judgment ot F o re c lo s u re end A m en ded Complaint h e roitto ro entered on the llt h day o l January, IW *. In that certaMi cause pendng In to* C ircuit Court it to* Eighteenth Judicial C ircu it of Florida. In and fo r S e m in o le C o u r t* . F lo rid*, being C ivil Action ho • I a o tl C A 0 * P. in w h ic h F irs t*!* F In e rtia l is to* plain •Iff and Kea. at C M iller and M artha S. M ille r. The Stele o l F lo rid * Deportment ot Revenue. The Stele ot Florida. Depart moot of Labor and Employment S e c u r ity . D iv is io n o l Un em ployment Compensation and the United Stele* o l America. O e p r I n e r t o l T re a s u ry Internal Revenue Service ere to* attendant* and under and by v irtu * ot the terms cl to* said Final Judgment, w ill otter tor sat* et public outcry to to* highest and best toddei tor cash at the west Iron! door ot l..a Seminote County Courthouse In c ity f t Sanford. F lor Ida on the l i s t day o l February, IW*. a l to* hour of II 00 a m In to* morning, the same being a legal sales day and to* hour e legal hour ol set*, to * property situ*! ed In Semlnoto County. Florida and described as follows L e t 4. F O R E S T C U R V E HOMES, according to to* ptet thereof as recorded In Piet Book I*. Peg* a*. Public Records ol Semlnoto County. Florid* The said property etoreseid. together w ith *11 tenements, h e r e d it a m e n t * a n d ap purtenences t lereto belonging, or In any w.s* appertaining, b e in g s a id te s a tis ly s a id Judgment. D A T E D th is I t t h day o l January. IW * (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE.Clerk C ir c u it A C oun ty C o u rts Semlnoto County. Florida By Jan* E Jaseek Deputy Clerk Publish Jan 11. X It* * OEA IW NOT 1CV OF FICTITIO US NAME Hotic* 1s h * r * b i given that I am engaged In business at 410) A H ay 1) *7. Santord Semlnoto C o u n ty. F lo r id * under the Fictitious Name ot 0 4 M AUTO SALES and that I Intend to register said nem * w 'to to* C lerk e l the C irc u it C eurl. Seminole County. F lo rid * In accordance w ith to * Provisions ol to* Fictitious Nome Statute*. ToW iI Section MSOe Florida Statutes t*S). * Robert CeMeli Publish Jan *. 14. O X . IW* OEA *4 IN I N I IIH C U H COURT Ol THE EIGH TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO I f S4!) CA4* L Home Savings o l A m *r ><*. F A . P taintltt. vs P hillip J K *lly and Janie* C Kelly, his w it* end Country Creek M a itrr Association Inc.. Oetendants n o t ic e or FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Final Judg m e n ! o t fo re c lo s u re de tad January IS. I***, end entered In Case Mo I I S O D C A M L et to* C irc u it C ourt o l the E IG H TEENTH Judicial Circuit In end tor Seminole County. Florida w h e re in . H e m * Savings o t Amei .<*. F A . P leinti’ t, and P hillip J K e lly end Je n k * C. Kelly, his w ile, end Country Creek Master Assoc la lion. Inc . are the Defendants I w ill sell to to* highest end best bidder tor cash al to* West Front Door el to * Seminole County Court house. In Santord Semlnoto County. Florida et I t ® o clock A M on to* l l r d day 0* March IW*. to* toituw ing described property as set forth In **>d Fusel Judgment to wit Lot 1*4 The T ra ill a l Country Creek, according to to* Piet thereat e t recorded In Piet Book 1*. Pag* *. et to * P ubik Records ot Semmot* County. Florid* Together w ith e ll In te r**! w hkh Bcerower now has or may hereafter acquire In or to said property and in and to le t all •asements and fights et way appurtenant thereof end lb ) e ll buildings, structures. Improve m * n t * . I l a l u r e * . e n d ap purSenences now or hareetter placed thereon mctudeig. but no* lim ited to. *H apparatus and equipment, whether or not p h yi k e lly * ffl aed to the lend or any building, used to provide or Supply eir cooi ng * tr card t toning Iwaf. g a t w*t*v. light power ro ll lg * r alien, ven tit* Hen. la u n d ry, d ryin g , dish washing, garbage, disposal o» other service* and *11 w et** vent systems antennas pool equipment window coverings d ra p e s e n d d r a p e r y re d s carpeting end Hoar covering awnings ra n g e l oven* water heaters p d attached cabuiett It being intended and agreed toot such Hems be conclusively deemed In be e lfu e d to and to be part a# the reel property end I d all water end netoc rights Iwhalhav or not appurtenant I and there* *1 stock pertaining 1* Such water o r water rights. Ownerthq et w fsch a five's sad property and (d! to* rent*, income issues end profits at *H property O A TE D th is l l t h day o f January, tap* MARVANNE MOUSE Clerk at the C lrru il Court By JaneE Jesawk Deputy Clerk Publish Jan X . Feb 4 IW* O f A to* Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN A NDFOR tE M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO * * U 1 * C A * * P PiOtofc C A SAVINGS I A M l . successor by met per to P IO N E ER FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. P te m lifl. r*. J NAUAAAN PROPERTIES. INC .ondHICOOK CEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. * * |cinl q n tu ro *In PLAYERS PARK IN T V E N T U R E .o te l. Oetendants C LE R K'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure entered In the above e n title d caws* In the Circuit Court o l too Eighteenth Judicial C ircuit. In a n d to r S e m ln o lo C o u n ty . F lo rid *. I w ill sell et pc*>“ < auction to too highest bidder for cosh ot Uto West Iron! door ot too Courthouse in to* C ity ot S e n io rd . S em lnolo C o u n ty . Florida, at too hour o l t l 00 a m on March ). IW*. that certain parcel ot reel property d e scribed ** lot tows Block A. less Lot* 101 through 114. Block B. less L o t* ItF through I X end less l o t * IIS through IX . Block* C end D. end Lot J. WINTER GREEN la planned unit development I . *c cording to too Piet thereof e t I recorded in Plat Book 14. Pages j 40 and 41. P ubik Records of , Semlnoto County, Flo rid* 1 LESS Lots X I. X ). X I . X * . X * . 110. H I end 111. B t x k C. and L o tt 111. H I US. 114. I X . M i. » . m X I. *01. 40). and *04. Block O. WINTER G R EEN , ja planned unit development), according to the Piet thereof e t recorded In Plaf Book 14 Paget 10 and 41. P ubik Records ot Semlnoto County. Florida O a to d t h is 14th d a y o t January IW* M A h YAHTIC tocmSE C LE R K OF CIRCUIT COURT By JaneE Jetew k ivCpUt f C kfS Publish Jen X . Feb 4 IW * OEAM4 IN THE CIRCUIT COUR f . EIGH TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE N 0 : W W 4 C A 4 * P C A LIFO R N IA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a corporation or g e n ii vd and * i isting in d v r to * laws o l too United States ol A m e rko . Plaintiff. v’lTIC INVESTMENTS, a F tor Ida General Partnership. OCCUPANTS ot 1*00 Wimbledon D rive. Lake Mery. Florida and OCCUPANTS ol WIO Wimbledon D rive. Lake Mery. Florida. Oetendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 N O T IC E IS G IV E N th a t pursuant to a Final Judgment dated January 14. IW * In to * ebov* styled cause. I w ill to ll to to* highest end best bidder tor cosh o l toe west front door ot toe Seminole County Courthouse. S a n to rd . S em inole C o u n ty , F lo id * at II 00 a m on too In d day ot M arch. IW*. to* following described property Lot I. Shannon West, accord ing to to * P iet th e re a t as recorded In Plot Book IS. Page al. P ublic Records ol Semlnoto County. Flor ida Lot I t. Shannon West. *c cording to the Piet 'hereof as recorded In Plat Book IS. Peg* 4S. Public Record* o l Semlnoto County. Florida D A T E D th is l l t h d a y o l January. IW * M ARVANNE MORSE. Clerk o tto * Court By Jen* E Jaiew k Deputy Clerk Publish Jen X . F*b 4. IW* OEA M l Legal Notices IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLO R ID A C ts e tto : W 111 CA4* P General J u n d k tie n F ie n d * B ar Ne.:4**«W CHASE HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plawilitf. vs T E H E kA L T N A M M E L L .il living, et we . e ta l . Oetendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLO R ID A TO TERESA L TRAM M ELL. It living, and It m arried. JOHN ROE. her husband, whose reel nem * is un certa in . Including any unknown spouse e l said Oetendants If eith er has remer rled and II eith er or both o l M id Ortendents o r * deceased, their respective unknown heirs, de visees. g ra n te e s , assignees, creditors, llersort and trustees, end all ether persons claiming by. through, under or against to* named Defendants Whose residence is *01 Carol Drive. Piedmont. South Caroline 7S4JJ YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose r mortgage on toe fo llow in g property Ms Semlnoto County. Florida LOT I. BLOCK l . SAN SEM KNOLLS 1st A D D . according to the Plat thererot a t recorded tn Plat Book I I . Pag* 41. ol too P ublic R ecords of Samlnol* County. Florida hat been tile d egelnsl you end JOHN DOC and JANE DOE end all other persons In possession ol sub|*ct ro o t p ro p e rty whose names ere uncertain end you ere required to serve a copy ot your w ritten defenses. It eny. to lio n JO S E PH M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. P le in till’t attorney whose address is: M l N F ra n k lin Street. Suit* i r x . Tampa F lo rid a D4CJ on or before to* V d day o< March IW*. and tlto to * o rig in *’ a lto to* Clerk of th is Court either before service on P le ln llll’ s attorney or In.m ediately there alter, otherwise a d rla u ll w ill be entered against you lor too re lle l demanded In to* Com plaint or E d itio n DATED on th is V to day et January IW* MARVANNE MORSE C LE R K O F T H E CIRCUITCOURT BY Jean B rllle n t Deputy Clerk Publish Jan X . Fob 4. IW* OEA IT) NOTICE N o tk * Is hereby given that to* Board of County Commissioner) o f Semlnoto C ounty, F lo rid * intends to hold a P u b ik Hearing et T 00 P M or as soon there*! ter a t possible, e t Its regular meeting the lath o l February. IW*. a l the County Services Building, n o t East F irst Street. Sonlord Flo rida. Room W IX . to consider a request from Southern Cable Group. Inc tor a nonaiclusiv* franchise to pro vide tor too installation, opera Hon, and m aintenance o l * Cable Television System within the u n in c o rp o ra te d area et SemMsoto County ond that It be released, pursuant to Section SS I) ot to * Semi not* County C o d e , fr o m p r o v id in g cobteviiNKs service to areas ot the un in corp ora ted eiees el SemMsoto County currently re c a lvin g C A TV se rvice Ire m another tre n ch !)* Persons ere advised that. It they decide to appeal * " y d* clslon m ad* at th is hearing they w ill need a re cord ot to* pro reading*, and tor such purpose, they need to Insu re that a verbatim record o t to * proceed mgs Is m a d*, w hich record Includes to* testim ony ond evl denco upon w h k h the appeal is to bo howd MARVANNE m o r s e Clerk to to * Board ot County Commissioners ot Semlnoto County. F tortile Publish Jen n . X . IW * OEA l i t • EPO RTOF CONDITION CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC ANOFORE ION SUBSIDIARIES OF THE LIBER TY NATIONAL BANK OF IONGWOOO IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSIN ESS ON DECEMBER II , l*W P U BLISH ED W RESPONSE TO CALL MAOE It Y COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNOER TITLE II. UNITEO STATES COOE SECTION 141. CHARTER NUMBER 1TI11. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY SIXTH DISTRICT Statement ol Resources end L ia b ilitie s ASSETS Thousands et DeHart Cash end balances due from depository intlHUlens Noninterest bearing balances end currency m d coin Intovest bearing bounce* ' ' Securities Factor*i funds sold 1 Securities purchased mder agreements to rew il Loans end leas* financing rrce'vables L oa rs and leasas. net of uneor nod income I ).t*4 LESS Allowance lor lorn *«d leas* losses ... 14.* LESS Allocated Ironabr risk reserve Loans end leases, net ot unearned income. D ill allowance end reserve ----------— — ................ Non* A sia's held in trading accounts ...---------------------Premises and lisad a tw tt PTI I including cepilellted loesosl ------ ---- ..... 114 other real estate ownw) Investments m sascontdidated tsA nidieriet and assoc latod compos a t Customers' liability to M s bank on acceptances outslencSng I) Intangible ossa's ------------)T4 Otoor assets ........ —— 14 40) Total assets l o il* * d e 'e rre d pursuoi' to I I U S C l l l l l i l Tefal asset* end tosses <*to»rod 14 X ) pursuant to t l U l C IIJ H II — • L IA B IL IT IE t Deposit* TO XT In domestic office* Noninterest b e e r —-------- -------------------- ----------— 4 F» Interact bearing........................— --------- -------11 « t Factor*l funds purchaswj Lecur 1’ iet sold under oqeem ont* to re pun hew Demand notes issued to to* U S Treasury Other borrowed money Mortgage mdebtednes and obiigetiens iKvtor ca p i'a iite d leases . . Ban* l lia b ility an accqi'ences esecwtod end Outstanding Notes end debentures ubordm eled to deposits Other iietHiitws Total lia b ilitie s x is f Lim ite d III* pre’eriedstoc* COUITY CAPITAL Perpetual preferred H a l L ilt Common sloes 1 HI Surplus . nt Undivided profit-, and capi'el reserves «m Total equity capital ■ Non* Losses dat*riadpu»SuOfl to I1 L S C iB U Ill Total equity cepftel * "d tosses deter red 4X5 pursuant to 11 U » C l t l ) l | l Total U a tu 'lw v lim ned III* preferred Stock, equity cep’ t*! and looses de’er red pursuant to D U SC t t » i | l . )< B J I. Joyce H Fienoim V K * President-C ash**. *4 th * above named bane do hereby decide that this Rapert ot Condition is true ond correct to m * tw s to ln q k now ledge end belief /Joyce H Frankies January la. IN * W * to * issdevvqqd directors ottost to to* corrocSnoss at this statement *« resource* end liebH flw s W* do lore m a t it has been iso m in e d by us end to to* best et our in o e to b i end b * t« t has been prepared es cw -torm ave wish th * M«struc«*nt and to true end correct . _ \j j c m A Baldwin V Dene p D'keeu t W illia m B Crosseft Publish January X tsw OEA l i t Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE UNDER THE E IG H T !E N T H JUOICIAL FICTITIO US NAME STATUTE CIRCUIT. IN A N O FO R TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCE R N SEMINOLE COUNTY. N o tk * is hereby given that to* FLORIDA undersigned pursuant to to* CASE NO M M * lC A « t P ••F IcH I'S M * N em o H o t to ” . PR IN C IPA L M UTUAL L i r e Chapter M i B*. r lor Ida Statute*, INSURANCE COMPANY, l/k /4 w ill register w ith th * Clerk ot BANKERS LIF E COMPANY. th * Clrcsdt Court. In end tor *n Iowa corporation Samlnol* County. F lo rid *, upon P la in tiff. re ceipt ol proof ot to t public* vs Hon at tots Notice, th * tk tltto u i D A V ID K lU C K E T T . unmar nam e, to wit. riasl TIFFA N Y 'S BAKER Y Defendant under w h k h w * are engaged Ms NOTICE OF business et X I E Altamonte FORECLOSURE SALE D riv e . Spec* X I . A lla m e n i* NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN S p rin g s . S e n tin e l* C o u n ty , that, pursuant to that Default F to rtd e D X t Final Judgmant o l Forte Knur* 'rTsat to* party interested Ml entered in th* above styled K Saw* business enterprise it et Ikon on January !». IW*. I w ill tot tow* te ll th * property situated Ms E N T R O E N T E R P R IS E S . SemMsoto County. Florida, end INC . a Florida corporation described as D A T E D a t C a s s e lb e r r y . Lot I Ms toss the South 4 X Seminole County. Flo rida on feet TRAIIW OOO ESTATES January It. IW f SECTION ONE. occordmg to ENTRO ENTERPRISES. th* plat thereof e t recorded in INC .A Florida Corporation. Piet Book I*. Pages V and » . ol By StaphenM F ld rk k . to* Public Records ot Seminole President County. Florida Publish Jan 14. 11. X . Feb 4. et p u b ik sal*, to to* highest IW * bidder tor cash, at to* west front PEA 111 ______________ door o l the Semlrvu* County NOTICE UNOER Courthouse. In Santord. Florida FICTITIO US NAME STATUTE at It 00 a m on February )4. TO WHOM IT M A Y CONC CRH i IW* N o tk * I t hereby given that th* M ARVANNE MORSE undersigned, pursuant to to* C LE R K O F THE •’ F ic titio u s Nem o S ta tu te ' . CIRCUITCOURT Chapter Hi 0*. F lo rid * Statutes, SEMINOLE COUNTY, svtti register w ith to * Clerk ol FLORIDA too C ircuit Court. Mt ond tor By Jen* E Jetewic Somlnoto County F lo rid * upon Deputy Clerk receiot ol proof o l to* ptd>i><* Publish Jan 11. X IW f lion o l this N otko. the fk tlfto u s OEA X I ____________ _ _ name, to wit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ALTAMONTE BAKERY THE EIGHTEENTH under w h kh w* ere engaged In JUOUCIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND business et X I E Altamonte FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. D r iv e . Spec* M l. Seminole FLORIDA County. F lo rid * U to l CASE NO- X M41 CAR* L That th* party Interested In O IA N A JE AN S TE TLE R . said business enterprise i t a t P laintiff. lot tows E N T R O E N T E R P R IS E S . E L H A R T S F IE L O . a /k a INC . a F lor id * corporation E M M E T1 L fiA R TS FIZ LLV D A T E D a t C a s s o lb e r r y . th * sol* d ire cto r/ trustee ol Somlnoto C o i-ty . F to rto * on H ARTSFICLO A HARTSFIELO January II. iW* C r iA R IE H E U . a dissu n J ENTRO ENTER PRISES. F lo rida Corporation. HARBOUR INC . A Florida Corporation. B E N D O W N ER S ASSOCIA By Staphen M F tdrlck. TION IN C . BARNETT DANK Presidant OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A P ublish: Jan 14, TL X . Feb 4. CAMOTOP LAST. INC l/n a i sea P O TOM AC LE A S IN G COM OEA I X _________________ PAN V . PICTURE PERFECT NOTICE OF H A I R . I N C . . S T A T E OF FICTITIOUS NAME FLO R IO A DEPARTMENT OF N o tk * I* hereby given that I LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT am engaged In business *1 )SX S E C U R IT Y a n d U N IT E O P e rk O rlv e . S antord. 11)11 STATESOF AMERICA. Semlnoto County. F lo rid * under Defendants to * F k i l l lout N em * o l PARK NOTICE OF D R IV E LAUNDRY, end that I FORECLOSURE SALE intend to fagistor sold nem* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN w ith th * Clerk o t to * C ircuit pursuant to a F Inal Judgment ot C ourt. Semlnoto County. Florida Foreclosure date on to* I I day In accordance w ith th * P m o l January, entered in C at* No visions ol to* F ictitious Nemo *4 M0) CA 0* L o l too Circuit statutes T o w n Section M 10* Court o l *se Eighteenth Judicial F lo rid a Statutes ITS). C irc u it Ms end lo r Seminole /* /R G Rasmussen C o u n ty , F l o r i d * , w h e re in Publish Jan » . » Fab 4. I I O IA N A JE A N S TETLER Is 1*0* P I * I n 1I 1I . a n d E L DEA It* H A R T S F IE L O . a / k / a EM METT L HARTSFIELO. to* NOTICE s o l* d l r e c t o r / lr u s t e * o l N o tk * It hereby given that to* H A R TSFIELO A HARTSFIELO Board o l County Cammltsiorsaf s C H A R T E R E D , a d is s o lv e d o t Somlnolo County, F lo rid * Florida Corporation. HARBOUR Intend* to hold a Psbllc Hearing B E N D OW N ER S ASSOCIA *< i x P M or i t soon Ih e rte f TION. IN C . BARNETT BANK tor a t possible e t Its regular OF CENTRAL FLORIOA. N A meeting to * I4lh o l February. CAMOTOP LAST. IN C * l/m * IW *. at to * County Services POTOM AC LE A S IN G COM B uilding, l i f t East F irs t Street. PANV. PICTURE PERFECT Santord F lat Ida. Room W IX H A I R . IN C . S T A T E OF to consider a request fro m FLO R ID A DEPARTM ENT OF F l o r i d * C a b le T e le v is io n LABOR ANO EMPLOYMENT N etw ork. Inc tor a nones elusive S E C U R IT Y e n d U N IT E O fra nchise to provide tor th* STATES OF AM ERICA, o r* in s ta lla tio n , o p e ra tio n , end Defendants I w ill sell to to* maintenance ol a Coble Tetovl highest end best bidder tor cosh ston System w ithin Os* unin at to* West door o l the Seminole corporated e re* o l Somlnoto County Courthouse In Santord Costfity and that It be released Semlnoto County. Florida at pursuant to Section SS I ) ot toe I t 00 a m on to* l*fs day ol Seminole County Cod*. Horn February. IW*. to* following providing cebtevision service te i described property e t set forth areas ot the unincorporated In said F Inal Judgment, to w it areas ot Samlnol* County cur U N IT S. OF H A R B O U R re n tly re c ti vug CATV service ! B E N D . PHASE I. A CON fro m onoesec franchise D O M IN IU M ACCORDING TO Persons a r t advised that. It T H E D E C L A R A T IO N O f they decide to appeal eny de C O N D O M IN IU M THEREOF clslon mod* et this hearing they R E COR OE O IN O F F IC IA L w ill need a record ot too pro RECORDS BOOK 1)4) A l ceedingt. and tar such purpose, PAGE tV. OF THE PUBLIC they need le insure th a t a R E CO RO S OF S E M IN O LE verbatim record ot the proceed COUNTY. FLORIDA Ing* Is m ad*, w hich record TOGETHER WITH ALL AP Include* toe testimony ond o rl PUHTENCES THERETO IN dene* upon which th * appeal •* C L U O IN G AN U N D IV ID E D lo b * bated INTEREST IN THE COMMON M ARVANNE MORSE E LE M E N TS OF SAIO CON C lerk to to* Board ot Cosmfy D O M IN IU M AS SET FORTH IN C o m m issio n e rs o l S am lnol* TH E A B O V E D E S C R IB E D County. Florida DECLARATION Publish Jan )J. X . iW * O A T E D th is I t d a y e l OEA IS4 January, IW* M A R V A N N E MORSE IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R fO T CLERK THE CIOMTEEM TMJUOICIAL A t Clerk et Said Court CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF By JaneE Jetewic FLORIOA. IN ANDFOR As Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY. Publish Jen 21. X . IW» CASE NO M l * ) ) CA * * P OEA 1») ME TMOR FIN A N C IA L. IN C . P U in till. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL GEORGE IVEY GAY. "JA N E CIRCUIT INAN O FO R G A Y ", b n spouse it m a rried SEMINOLE COUNTY UNIT ED STATE SOF FLORIOA A M E R IC A andFIRST CASE NO 14 1141 C A M f N A TIO N A L BANK. W INTER S E M IN O L E ORANGE PARK BROADCASTING CCMPANF O e t e n d a n t s a E tor id * cor por alien. A M IN D E O N O T IC E OF P la in tiff FORECLOSURE SALE n NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN R IV E R COUNTRY BROAD pursuant to 4 FInal Judgment ot CASTING. INC . a f tonda i t * foreclosure dated December 4. p o ra tie n . an d W A L T E R J s*4 and entered us Case No BOWEN, individually ** 1*S) CA «* P •» to * Circuit Defendants Court o l the Eighteenth Judicial NOTICE OF SALE C irc u it In end ter Sem'nole N O TIC E IS G IV E N th a t C e w n ty F i e n d * w h e r e in pursuant to the Amended f mal ME TMOR FIN A N C IA L. INC i t Judgment et torvetotur* entered th * P la m lilt end GEORGE Ms the 11*1 day at January i* * t IV E Y G AY. ’ JANE G A Y ". I n C i v i l A t l l e n No U N I T E O S T A T E S OF • e r n s C A O tP et ttw Circuit A M E R IC A end F IR S T N» Court *1 to* Eighteenth Jud-ci*' T lO N A L B A N K . W IN T E R C irc u it In end ter Seminole PARK, era to* Oetondanit I C o u n t,. F lo r id * in w h ich w ill sell to to* highest end best R IV E R COUNTRY BROAD bidder tor cash *1 to* West Irani CASTING. INC . a F lo rid* cor dew Of too Seminole C t m f f p e ra tio n . and W A L T E R J F lo rid a Courthouse e t II X BOWEN, individually, a r t Do A M on to* bid dev X March lo n d a n lt ond S E M IN O LE !**». the lot lowing drsenbed O R A N G E B R O A D C A S T IN G property a-. *** tovto Ms said COMPANY. IN C . A F lor da Fusel Judgment corperatoMV Is Ptattniff. I w ill THE WEST 10 FE E T OF LOT salt to tw highest and best tg ANO ALL OF LOTS H end bidder tov tabs at toe west front t). IN BLOCK F. OF THE door *1 the Seminal* Ceimty SOUTH «s OF TRACT U SEC Cmu thorn* m Santord SamineN OND REPLAT OF VANLANOO C t q t y . Florida al I t * hou* *1 S PR IN G S ACCO RO INC TO I I R a clock a m . in the l i t ! THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE day *1 February, IW*. to* to> COROEO IN PLAT BOOK * towing described preperry set PAGE *- OF THE PUBLIC lo r to to in * Amended Final R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E Judgment of * orectosure COUNTY. FLORIOA Th* West t l 4 tool ol to* South O V E N R ANG E. R E F R IG too Net et Lot l* end the South E R A T O R , D IS H W A S H E R 100 toe' ot Let x PACE ACRES. GARBAGE OISPOSAL. M ALL *< curding to toe plat toereet es TO W ALL CARPET lecordvd mi P t*t Boo* l Pag* PROPERTY AD ORISS •»' 11 Public Records *4 Sam male P A L M S P R IN G S R O A D . Caseitf. F tor id * LONGWOOO FLORIDA l ) f X D A T E D t h i s JC d a y a t WITNESS my hand end to* January. IW* tea l ot P ut Court t n January X M A R V A N N E MORSE IW * CLERK M ARVANNE MORSE CLER KO F CIRCUIT COURT C le rt e l to t C ircuit Caur< By JarwE Jetewic By JaneE JetewK As Depur, Clerk Deputy Clevk Publish Jen n . x IW* Publish Jan X Feb 4 IW * D fA m OEA M l �Sanford Herald Sports BASKETBALL Detroit deals with suspension Detroit and Cleveland handled the onenam r suspensions of its centers In different ways Sunday the Pistons won and the Cavaliers lost. D etroit's Hill Latin* lien missed Sunday’s Ijame against the Sac­ r a m e n to K in g s and C I e v c I a n « l ' s Hr a d Daugherty missed Ills team 's game against the Washington Mullets. Moth were sus|»ended wit hunt pay for one game lor exchanging punches In tinCavaliers one-point victory Friday night. Missing the game ended Lalmbcer's playing streak of 685 consecutive games, the fourth longest streak In NHA history Dennis Hodman scored a season-high 24 |Milnts and Vlnnle Johnson added 23 as the Pistons coasted to a 122-97 victory over the Kings Llscwherc. tin- lais Angeles Lakcra clobtiered Dallas 11H-93. Hoston downed Miami 121-103 and Seattle defeated Milwaukee 112- 106 TENNIS Lendl finally wins Aussie Open MELHOUHNK. Australia — Kan l.cndl fell the heal, literally and figuratively Lendl overcame temperatures that reached 130 degrees on the court Sunday and the pressure of never winning the Australian Open to rout Mlloslav Mrclr fi-2.6-2. 6 2 In the final. I hat (the Australian Open) Is something I have wanted so tiadly for the (ust four years." Lendl said The Australian O im-ii had been an albatross lor la-udl since he lost the I9H3 (Inal to Mats Wllandcr. lie rrttchcd the round of 16 In 1984 and the semifinals hum I9H5-HH "I don't care ll I never win another match this year." said la-ndl. who paused then added. "I might Ircl different In a couple of days " COLLEGE HOOPS Louisville tails to top spot jinx Within the pist It) days, tlx- chance to lie ranked as the nation's top team has become a curse to alt thus- who stand next In line to the throne The latest belt apparent to go down to defeat is No 3 Louisville, which lost not only an 85-79 decision to No 17 Ohio State, but also star center Pervls Klltson with a knee in|urv I lie loss, which snapped a 14-game winning streak, makes Dullsville the fourth team ranked No I or No I lo lie to sillier defeat in the last 10 days Duke was tin nation's lop team all season until last week, when they suddenly dropped three III a low la-fore defeating Clemson on Sunday Illinois tic tam e the new No. I team, but lost Thursday to Minnesota llia l left No 2 Georgetown .is the heir apparent, but the lloyas lost Saturday to Duuslana Stale Flames tie Canucks, Canadiens VANCOUVEK Hrltlsh Colum bia — Joe Nlewendyk scored with I 31 remaining In the second |ierlod Sunday night to give the Calgary Flames a 4 4 tie with the Vunmuvcr Canucks T h e p o in t g a in e d e n a b le d C a lg a r y to move Into a lltst place tie with Montreal in the overall NHL standings and m ove 16 points a h e a d o 1 t h e I. o s Angeles Kings in the Nmvthe Division I In point gained enabled Calgary to move into a Hr-.t pi-ii e He with Montreal In the overall M il standings and move 16 |xitnt* ahead ol the I its Angeles Kings in the Sim the Division Nleuwenrlvk banged a l.x>-«- puck home through a <m uil in trout ol the Vancouver net to Hi the score l -I llnth trams Ii .mI good chances in the third but were unable to score sending the game into overtime IIin Sandlak put the Canucks up lor the lirst time 4 .1 at 14 29 when he mnverted a pass trnm Marry Pederson on a 2 on I breakaway anil w hlp|M-d ll h\ a tailing Wamslev From staff and wlro reports____________ __ --- ------------------------------------------------- B EST BETS ON TV B A S K E T B A LL 7 :W) p m FNI’N College Pittsburgh at St ill 7 .Mi p m st \ llig li *s« Inx4 t arol City vs Miami High x |, i,, |i|. | ( ollege North t arolina AA1 at I lot lila \-*> M J-l *• p in tl.l St ■ People • Page 3B S Comics, Page S3 ■ Classified, Pago4B FCC-J rips Raiders On to districts DeLand at LHS opens 4A-3 p ay F ro m s ta ff raporta JACKSONVILLE - After having Inst on their List six trips to Florida Com m unity College-Jacksonville, the Seminole Community Collcgr Haiders were Imping to snap (hat streak on Saturday night It didn't happen Squandering a 32-poln l. 14rebound effort by Terry Acox. the Haiders were Irealen 105-88 by the F'CC-J Stars In a Mid Florida Con­ ference contest Seminole lost for the third con­ secutive lime altrr a seven-game winning streak, dropping to 17-8 on the year and 5-3 In ronferenre play FCC-J Is now 14-8.4 4 The Haiders jumped out to a 26-15 lead with 11 40 to play alter A eox hit a three-p oin ter Hot Seminole started to tire and when Coach Hill Payne started to sub sllltilc. the Haiders seemed to lose momentum. Over the next live minutes. FCC-J oulscorrii Seminole 13 2. It.tally tying the game 28-28 at 6:25 on a b a s k e t by Jack S k ip p e r Hy halftime, ihr Sl.trs bad extended llir run to 33-14. Liking a 48-40 lead Into the Intrmtlwdon At the start irf the second hall. It was more of llx- same F C C J built leads of 24 and 25 (mints Then the Haiders started to come back and. with 5 1 0 remaining, bad cut the deficit to 89 78 See SCC. Page 2B By TONY OeSORMIER Herald sports editor HttiM Photo by Hod ArtOvKh In the two previous meetings between Lyman and DoLand, the Lady Groyhounds have won twice by shutouts But tonight s gamo is different wilh the winner advancing in the 4A District 3 tournament and the loser hanging up their boots ll seems that the road lo Ihr- 4A stale girls soccer championship w ill lead through S e m in o le Courtly With two trams - Lake Marv and Lake Hranllev — ranked No 3 and 4 respectively in the Iln.it stale poll anil iwn others Lyman and Lake Howell lmih listed in the also receiving votes ' category Ihr district that Is home to the lour trams is one ol the stale's strongest It's almost a shame only one ol them will still lx- plavlng next wrrk "Hash M« it's lust a tough district said Lake Marv roach Hill Elssrlr "Getting out ol ihls dial Hit Is almost touglur than getting ihrtnigh the regional and sectional It s alwuvs liern that way ll vou look at tIn* history with the Lyman teams and the Iasi two years Mrltmurnr Tonight ai 7 p iti at Lyman H i g h S c h o o l , t h e I. a d y Greyhounds will host DeLand m Ihr llrsi game ol ihr -IA District 3 tournament with the winner to See D istrict. Page 2H NFC reign extends to Pro Bowl U n i t e d P re s s I n t e r n a t i o n a l HONOLULU - Philadelphia's Randall Cun­ ningham directed three touchdown drives and llrrschel Walker ol Dallas scored tw ice Sunday to lead the NFC lo a 34-3 rout ol the AFC In the 19th annual Pro Howl Cunningham, selected MVP of the game, romplrtcd 0 of 14 passes for 83 vnrds and rushed twice for 49 yards As a team, ihr NFC collet trd 355 yards to total offense lo Just 167 lor I he A 11 The victory stopped a two-year winning streak lor the AFC and marked a radical turnaround lor the NFC. which had tx-rn limited to |usi six (minis In each of the last two Pro Howls Leading 14 3 the NFC look ihr second hall kickoff and marched 67 yards m 13 plays lo tin drive. Cunningham threw over hall of his completions and (lulled off ihr mnsi spr« iui ul.o (day ol the game Faring 3rd and 10.u the AFC 39 Cunningham dropprd hack to pass and found htntscll scrambling out of pressure Hr rscajx-d two tackles, dropped the ball, picked ll tip again and found J T Smith open ai Ihr 28 for a llrsi down Morten Andersen kicked a 27 yard field goal lo make it 17 3 with 8 03 left in the period The NFC gui the ball bat k again at its own 27 and Cunningham put together a nine-play tom hdown drive Neal Anderson of Chicago, who gullied 85 yards on 13 carries, had tile big (day of the drive, gaming 25 yards on a draw lu put Ihr ball at the AFC 10 Two play s later. Walker rail III from Ihr 7 till Ills second s' tire ol lilt- day I lie extra |Mdnl attempt svmlmll/rd tile iron Ides III till- A Ft as they ware |K-nall/ed lor the set ond lime lot bay mg I 2 men oil the held Minnesota s Wade Wilson quarterhai l ed the ttriat |H-rind and dtrei ted llir NF< to l<> mure points I lit Hist t-lloM Imggrtl down a> lilt A Ft l l anti Andersen ol New Orleans sei t Pi<> Howl rrenrd by tmollnga5| yard Held I lie kit k erased llu previous mark ol 48 y arils set by Ian Striierml ol Kansas ( lly in 1972 I be (Inal M < stmt was set up when the (Hauls Tern Kinartl inu-rt epied Dave Kreig s pass amt rrtlltllfd H to tile I I Two plavs later Wilson tut the Hams Henry Ellartl lor llu store Andersen kli k Ills Inurth extra |h>iiii to make It 34-3 Early in the first hall it looked like the game would lx- all ulfrusr The AFC took the opening klrkofl and marched 46 yards m It) (days They took a 3-0 lead when the Hulfaln'n Scott Norwood hit (rom 38 yards out The NF'C answered with a 67-yard drive of its own CutuUughnm si.tried ll oil bv rolling to his lelt ami running lm 33 yardWalkrr ended the drive w ith a 1 vartt I'D run Tile AFC Ihrratrnrd to retake the leatl early III the set mid quarter hut San Franciscos Honuie Loll sit-|i(M-tl in Iruni ol Warren Moon s (>ass m the end /nne ami returned it in the 3.3 vard line ( lm in.till s Erie Thomas iiiim rpird Wilson's pass tnlenilrd lor J I Smith three plays later but the NFC defense lurred a punt and llir tdlelise ttMik over The NFC marehed 80 yards in Hi plays, t unsmiling 7 42 Wilson wrnl In the .m (ust three limes m the storing drive ili.it ended when Atlanta's John Settle drove over from the I to make II l4-3.it the hall SAC wrestlers exact revenge from OBC HOCKEY lo fu i s INSIDE: t ollege Indiana Stale at Drake. By C H U C K DUROESS Horatd correspondent LAKE MAHY - Wrestlers reprr srntlog Ihr Seminole Athletic Con frrenco rrpaid a year-old tlehl lo the Orange licit Conlrrencr on Saturday night at Lake Marv High In Ihr Central Florida Tournament of ( hamplnns. ( M i s t i n g a 3 1-24 w in Alter losing last - ear 41 18 ihr SAC showed Central Florida who llir real masters ol grappling are wttli the victory The Lake Mary Hams did most ol llu- damage to Ihr Orange licit Conlrrrnrr with four champions followed hv Oviedo vxIttl two. and Seminole and Lake Howell with one Bishop Moore kepi ihr OIK close with Hirer victors lollowrd by Osceola with two and Gateway with om* Wmiiing lor the Hams included Aaron Jordan 11121 Hobert Donirrn 1119i Shane Stanley 11451 and liistm Naumovlt/ 1 17 11 Oviedo bad Ken Schrupp ||25l and Kyle Lamm | I HO I s c o r e v i c t o r i e s w h 11« Seminole s Kevin Nathan 11521 and Lake Howells John While 11031 were tile other SA< wrrstlers to s< ore w Ills White got things going lor the SAC with a narrow 12 9 decision mcr Hlsliop MiMire * Keith Hasseit ami Iordan lollowrd sun by pinning Jones Stanley Hire 111 5 5U I he Hams Kotx-rt Diinlrn t r i| i| M - d op O strol.is Marvin llayen 4 2 and Oviedo s Schrupp liM ik a victory by ui|ury del.mil over Leesburg s Jim-v l.yon Ib e NAt had 6> wait Ihrre mat. lies Is-lore Stanley s< orrd a 7 1 will oyer Leesburg s Dreg Mrllott and Nathan ibd the same to Bishop Moore s Dan S hroeder with a 7 4 s4orr Dirum got a irrhnual tall HoaM e*»K> Afipt 8c brat Lax- howuii y S*-.i" MS poo" ) * '.i s • the SAC to> am*, ba * mat n'gri 1 : La*«e Mary 4 S8ane Stanic, lot o ye r i<*sf>otgs 19.11 . 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I I 1 1 It. M iam i G ulliver P rep 111 A I m receiving votes - Boca Raton SI Andrew's. F o ri Laudvdale Pino Crat*. Im m o tel#*. Melbourne Florida A ir Academy, Norm Palm Baacfi Beniamin. Orlando La te Highland. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney. Tampa Catholic. Vero Beach SI. Edward's. West Palm Beach W ollingtai Otrta C le ti tA I Hlatooh Am erican. 14 4 1 M ltm l Springs. 1101 1 Lake M ary, t o l l a Allamonte Springs Lake Brantley. I t S I 5 B « a Ralon High. I t 1 1 r SI. Petorsburg Sam Hole. 1} l | f. Coral Springs Ttra v a il*, I ] 11 I O ra rg * Park 11 1 1 a L a r g o . ill! 10, Coconut Creek. I I 1 Bays Class IA I M iam i Sanior. I t 0 J I La kaM ary. t ) ) 1 ] Tam p* Lata, U M 4 M iam i K illia n . 14 1 I M iam i Su.stef. 1411 4 Boca Raton High. 14 1 I 7. WJrttor Por k. l ) t 1 I Tarpon Spring*. 14 1 1 * M ia m i Columbus. M i l 10 Tampa King. I l l A lia ra rriv in g vata* — Bora Ralon Saanith R lvar. ChoctaMwtchee. Coopar City. Coral Gables. Fort Walton Baacti. Mlaleeh M ia m i L o k t t , J a c k s o n v ille F la lc h a r. t onjjwond Lym an. SoUti Plantation. Tampa C la it 1A I Tallahaitao Loon. a l 1 N a p lrtC o llw r. ISO 1 Tam p* Jesuit. 14 1 4 Boca Raton Pop* Jdsn Paul. 14 7 1 F o ri Lauderdale Nova. I I 11 4 Fart Lauderdale SI Thomat Aqumat. m i 1 I f M Melbourne. Orlando Bishop Monro. Orlando E dganatar. Oviedo. Satellite. SI Petersburg Senior. Sunns* Piper. Weal Palm Deach CarcLna! t U n m a n Hallandale. H I i Panama C ity Bay. t i l l Land O' L ake* i a * C u ll Braaia, I I 1 AI m r r e tir in g r a lr t - Capa Coral. Naples District------Continued from IB play at Idikr Mary on Wednes­ day. Lake Brantley ami Lake Unwell will also play Wednesday with the winners meeting In the final on Friday. From there, tlic district chump will advance to play the winner of 4A-Dlslrlct 4 (made up of teams from Orlando. Winter Garden und Winter Parkt for the 4A-Krglon II title on Feb. 7. But first things first. AIm receiving vales — Ounadm. Hialeah M ia m i Lakes. Jupiter. Casselberry Lake Howoll. Lung wood Lyman. M iam i Killian. P a lm B e a c h G a r d e n ! . P e n s a c o la Washington. South P la ilo llo n . Tampa Late C la n IA I. Fort Lauderdale SI Thomat Aquinas. I t I 1 Orlando B lthopM core. 11*1 1. SI. Petersburg Lakewood, u I a Gainesville High. U I I 1 Plantation American Heritage, t ] I 4 Tallahassee Line on. 1414 7 Clearwater Central Catholic. I I 1 1 I Stuart South Fe«k. 1} I t E auG allia, 111 14 Boca Ralon SI. Andrew's. I l l Alsu receiving v>**< R—Sc*. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal G IL U n t. re o n o n v llls Holies. Melbourne • e e llile . Sunns* Piper. ,Sl Petersburg High. Tampa Catholic. Vero Beach St Edward's Tills evening’s gome will be the third o f the season between Lyman and DcUind. In the first two contests, the Lady Bulldogs walked away with 1-0 and 3-0 wins. "It should Just tie a continua­ tion of how we’ve been playing." s a id L y m a n c o a c h L a u ra Roundtree. " I t ’s district time and everybody’s going to be ready. You have to lake every game seriously. You have to play every game like It’s your last." Howell wins in Wendy’s F ro m i t i f i re p o rt* ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - ll took almost wo hours, but Lake Howell finally came away with th e c h a m p io n s h ip In th e Wendy** Girls Junior Vnrslty Soccer Tournament played on Friday and Saturday nt Lake Hrantley High School. Matched with the host Lake Brantley Lady Patriots. Lake H ow ell’s Lady S ilver Hawks played scoreless through 60 m in u tes o f reg u la tio n , tw o five-m inute overtim e periods and tw o Hvc-minute sudden death periods. Finally, the gam e went to penalty kirks and Lake Howell converted three o f Its five at­ tempts while Lake Brantley was good on Just one o f five, the Lady Silver Hawks claiming the tPle. Converting the kicks for the Lady Silver Hawks were Michelle Newell. Alicia Spenglcr. Stepha­ nie Watson. Becky Brnnd scored for Lake Brantley. The goalkeepers In the cham­ pionship gam e were Carolyn Rodd for Lake Howell Carolyn Rodd and Marcy Holton for Lake Brantley. According to Lake Brantley c o a c h J o h n S c h a e fe r , th e tournament was a huge success iind hopes to expnnd flic field of tram s next year. The tour. ^u:rr.t started on Friday with three games: Lyman 2 defeated Lake Mary 0. Lake Howell edged Orange Pork 1-0 and Lake Brantley blanked Gainesville 3-0. Play resumed on Satuiday w ith Luke H ow ell blan k in g Lyman 1-0 und Orange Park b eatin g D eltona 3-0. Th ose games were followed by Lake Brantley’s 2-0 win over Lake Mary and Gainesville’s 3-0 shut­ out of Deltona. In the co n so la tio n gam e. Lyman needed penalty kicks to gel past Lake Mary 2-1. then Orange Park claimed the Ihlrd p la c e tr o p h y by b e a t in g Gainesville 3-0. STATS & STANDINGS NFL SUMMARIES AFC 44 4 4 - ) NFC T f 1414—M A fC T O Norwood 14 N 7 C -W * lk * r arunlA nde ree nklck) NFC—Selli# I run (Andersen klc k l NFC—F G s n d e rs e n ll N IC W aiter a f un I And*rs#n k « t ) NFC—EG A nderson)! N F C -E llo rd 1 past born Wilson (Andersen k it SI A -S B .III NFC n 44—714 IX 1 -1 ) IM 14-14-1 » K 0 )-) 1 -4 X II AFC F ir t l downs Rushes yards P a ttin g yards Sacked yards lost Return yards Pastes P unft F umbles tost Penalties yards T im * X possession 1) 14-70 f7 e -M si 14—44—1 4 -4 3 1 4 -4 . )-X 14 4) Individual S kslltlltS RUSHING— AFC Cktkerson 7 Tl. B row s 1)4. Stopkwnt I I I . M um 14. Krelg IT . R oller 1 I D. E Sean I t il NFC Cunningham » 4*. Craig ) I I . W aiktr 4 n . Anderson 114). E lla rd 14. J T Smith I f I) . W ilto n ) 11, Seine II X A Carter I F PASSING—AFC Atacm I ) K 1 - 0 * . Kretg S 14 1—Tl NFC Cunningham t i l t —44. W ilton M 4 1-11 R E C E IV IN G —AFC Stagnant 14. Reed %4). U ls te r ton 1 4. Toon ) 4). Clayton ) M T Brown I I I Brooks ) 14 NFC Craig > It. Jackson 4S4. A n d e r n 1 I), E llerd I I I . Jordan m J T Srwlh J X . M e rlin I f . A C arter I * NBA STANDINGS NATIONAL BASKETBAI L ASSOC E a lte r* C a tle e a n A tlantic Divtaen W L P tt. New York I ) 14 l » Philadelphia 14 l l 471 Boston N 11 444 Stow Jersey i t >5 XO Washington M 11 X I Char tot I t ti 11 74) Central Dk-ttton Cleveland J i f 7)4 Detroit ) ) 1) 47) Milwaukee 74 ia 4 » AHenle )4 14 414 Chicago 74 14 4K Indiana II X M4 Western Conference Mid we i t D«vision W L Pci. Houston )> 14 410 Utah » It 410 Dallas )1 I f ill Denver 77 X 4)4 San Antonio I I X 744 M iam i 4 M IK P t i i l k D v id M I LA Lakers X u W) Seetfto M 14 4W Phoeni ■ » IS 471 Golden State 7t I f I I I Portland 71 I f 474 Sacramento n X IX LA Clippers 10 It 144 Saturday's Results Golden State 114. Indiana I I ) Philadelphia ID . I k . Jet M y 14) Houston**. Sen A ntonio* I Denver 14). P hoto ti IN Ulah It) . New Vork IM Milwaukee 14). LA Clippers 14 Portland 114 A tlanta *4 Sunday's Results LA Lakers 114 Deltas *1 Washington i n . Cleveland 117 IO T I Boston 1)1. M iam i I t ) D etroit IT). S acramento*) W attle lU .M ilw e u te e 04 M e n d .i t Games (AM Times ESTI Golden state e l M iam i »: X p m Denver e l Phoeni., t V p m A tlanta * 1 1A Cuppers 10 D p m Charlotte at Portland, to X p m •X IH * & 10 — 4 4 41) ) XV) GB — — )to )Vt 14 XV) — 1 3 7 7 U IIH 04 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Caitege Basketball Results ta il SI J e ta p V tIP e I Fa. Georg* Wash 41 Sauto D uke*). O rm son t ) N C SI *0. M aryland 4) Ohio SI 1). Louisville T* Midwest Carthage4* Rockford4T Illinois Wesleyan 44 A u ro ra l) Michigan **. Purdue X Notre Dam# 44 Temple 40 Quincy 41. Rock hurst 77 Rhodes l) . EtrlhamSO Ro m Hut man ft, Suwene* ) t m ik e y o u a n in s u n t $10,000.00 WINNER Jackpot capped & given z w jy weekly 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PER FO R M AN C E Tvs UerwiitCpn U r Ate S* OmrtSren LbJt) toyt in Ajtssnr SOKid Grxc r’ KUQt) itUiM Sorry, must be 18. SANFORO-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB ' h o rffi o l O U n d o , lu s t oR H w y 17-92 I 301 D o g T ra c k R d . L o n g w o o d 831-1600 Saulhwest T n a s to Southern Akathodist t l W rit A rlio n a tl Stantord I ) Loyola (C alil I *» Poppoedirw M Wash mg ten SI ft. Southern Cel I t SCC NHL STANDINGS NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Wale* CentortTK* Patrkfc CMvtiton W L T Pis N Y Rangers ) ) 14 ( 4) Pittsburgh X 1) 4 to Washington 14 I I f X P h ile d tlp h i* H » 1 44 New Jersey I I 1) f 44 NY Islanders 14 X 3 X Adams D M tton Montreal 44 14 4 74 Buffalo a a 1 a Boston B ) j 10 X H ertford X 14 4 44 Quebec D X 4 X Campbell Cantorenc* Harris Division W L T )Nt. D etroit D X 1 44 St Louis 47 D 13 f Minnesota 14 » M 47 Chicago 14 X ) J) Toronto 14 X 4 )) Smyth* Division Calgary X II ■ 74 Lao Angeles 17 X 4 M Edmonton 14 11 4 U Winnipeg 4) I I 11 f Vancouver I f 14 ) 44 GF ») 207 IS) X7 It) IS) OA 1)7 704 IX 1)7 .1 704 TOO 144 ID IS4 174 D) 111 1)1 IK m OF IOC ISS Its IX IX OA 700 IX IH 774 )I1 177 1)4 777 tft 144 IX 111 tt7 111 144 NHL SUMMARIES Calgary I ) I 4 -4 Vancouver ) ) • 4 -4 F irst p e r io d - 1. Vancouver, Bradley I) (N a rd m e rk. S krikol. pp. 14 1) 1, Calgary, Otto 14 ISutor). ih. I I 41 A Vancouver. Reinhart 4 (A dem sl. pp. I I 47 Penalties Boiek. V cr, 7 )7 , M llg n to r, Cel. ) : ) ) . Jo* Ntouwondyk. Cal. » I I , T H cmtor. CaL l ) : B . M cC rlm men. Cal. I ) X Second period 4. Calgary. Roberts IS ILoob. Nlevw endykl, 1 40 S. Calgary, Leob 14 (tu to r. N levwendykl. pp. ) ) l 4. Vancouver. Adams I) (N or dm ark. Rein h a rt), pp. * 1) ). V evou ver. W ndlak I) (P edertnn. Chorborewaul. 14 X 4 Calgary. Nlevwendys ) ) (Loob. Roberts), tl X Punames—Atolnyk. Vcr. ) 11. M Hunter. Cal. 4 41 Otto Cal. • I*. M cC rlm m on. Cel. * 1). Bradley. Vcr. » 14. Sutar.Cal ♦ ) l MISL STANDINGS MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE W L Pci B altim ore U 7 m ; Dallas t) 11 m San Dtogo I) N u s Los Angeles 1) tt MO W ichita 11 i ) 411 Tacoma 11 14 440 Kansas City 1 14 IX) Saturday's R etettt L o t Angelos 4. Taccma 1 D a lla s 4, S a n D < m lIO T I le n d e r I RtsiiH Kansas City 4. W ichita ) IO T I Atonday's Games No games scheduled OB 1 ) MS 41> 4 tto Continued from IB River Community College of PaUtka. Bui wtial kqil I hr Raiders hum rum lug any rlnsrr was I hr Stars’ marksmanship at (hr free Ihmw 11nr. roiivrtim g 10 uf 2H In Ihr scrum) hill. Biicrrsslully nr gating Seminole's fullrourt prnksurr. A rtis ’ s 32 (minis was the game high Hr also bad three blocked shots, llirrc steals, three dunks and made live three-point field goals Skipper was the leading m a m i<» f c c -j wiih lo as the Stars had six players finish In double figures SCC nest plays at Valencia In Orlando before returning home next Saturday to fare St. John’s IE M i N O t E CC 14 Scale tt* * 4 4 4 * Woods H U * Tlw m at 4 4 4 4 4 . G e t k I I I U U a . T Barnes S D 4 S 14. V orm tlto 4 4 4 4 4 B’w sm an 4 1 44 4 Acea to l* 1 11 X . M illd a k lt a a 44 4 Brown 4 4 I t ». R tccla rd e ili) ) 4 14 Totals U i l l l t a H FLOR ID A CC J t*1 Jackson > 1 4 4 1 1 , taedden 4 ) 4 4 4 O rr a 4 ) * I). Skipper 4 IF ) S It. O Barnet a t l 1 ) It. Chappell* 4 4 4 4 4 B ro o ti 7 14 ) l 14 Andrews 111 l ) l ) W illiam s 4 t ) ) I tl, W a to 't 1 1 4 4 ) Totals X t t » ) ) t 4 ) H a lllim e — F lo r id * t l . S e m ltse l* a* Three point p e a ls - le w a d e all lAcpa S 4 Seaton* I I Weeds 4 l T h a n ** 4 1). F tend* 4 t l I Jeckson ) a B iotas I 4 Barnes I I. O rr I ) . Redden 4 t | Tetp touts to m mote St. P l a r l d a 11 F o w l e d e u l —A c t> T e c h n ic a ls —W aters th o n g in g on r lm t . Seminole bench 1 Idistent) Rebounds tom moto X iAcoo 141 FCC J X I U p p e r *1 Assists SCC )4 (Woods 141. FCC J I t U achten t l Rocords-SCC I I 4 S ) FCC J 144 44 Legal Notices NOTICE O f FICTITIOUS NAME Not lea I t hereby given that I am engaged In bsrslnest at IS44 So Fronth AvO. Sanford FL X T ) I Scm i ret# County, Florida under the F k tllto u k Name- 0* C H ILL FASHION, end that I intend to teg 11»er sa>d rw m * w ith the Clerk of the C ircuit Court. Semlnoto County. F lo rid * in accordance w ith the P ro visions o* too Fictitious Name E lS tJ b t. T o W .t: to . non (as #f FUirtda Stetsrtot l*S). /S /M arv in Wendell Porter Publish Jen » . X . Feb 4. II. 1*4* OEA l * l NOTICE o r FICTIT'O U S NAME Notice l l hereby given that | am engaged in business at ])0a Fronds A v o . Sankvd. 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I to t_________________ OEA ID NOTICE OF PICT IT iOOS NAME Notice I t h e rtb v o*— that I am si paged lr. b v tr w v . . . P 0. Bos X . Geneve, F t* » ) » . Semlnoto County. Florida u n d ir the Ftctiftowt N am * o f Q U A Ll TY H O M E A N D L A W N SERVICE, and that I Intend to register said nama w ith th* C la rk e l th * C irc u it C ourt, Seminoi* County. F lo rid a <n accordance w ith th* P rO vlllo .it o l the Fictitious N am * Statutes. Ti»Wit Section 4414* Florida Statutes IFS). /k /K a ily Considder Publish Jan 14. 2). X . Feb 4 tftf DEA IX NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I t hereby given that I am engaged In business at 440 Doug1* * A n . Suit* tSla. A lta m o n te S p r in g * , S e m in a l* C o u n ty . F lo r id a u n d e r th * Fictitious Nemo o4 CQMPCO BUSINESS SYSTEMS, and that I Intend to register said name w ith the Clark o l th * C ircuit Court, Seminoi* CosmSy. Florida In accordance w ith th# P ro v llto n t oI th * F ictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section *4) X Flo* Id* Statutes 1M7 /(/D a n ie l Sacco Publish Jan I*. 11. X . Feb 4. n e t_________________ p e a i x NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business a l X 4 H Lake Howell Rd Sto FID. Casselberry, FL l i n t . Semlnoto C o u n ty , F lo r id a u n d e r Ih * F i c t i t i o u s N a m e uf MOONLIGHT M O B ILE SIGN R E N T A L and that I Intend to register said nama w ith the C la rk o l th * C irc u it C ourt, to m in o l* County. F lo rid a In accordance w ith th * Provision* o l th * F lc lltto u t N am * Statutes. T o W II Section *4 )4 * Florida Statutes t n r / t Brett U ccierdel to Publish Jan 14 » . X . Feb 4. I» t D E A IM NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I t hereby given that w* are engaged In business at M l t B S French Avenue. San lord. Semlnoto County- Florida a id e r the t-k tltto u * N am * of A A G A A R O /H A R B IN CON ST RUCTION, and that we m tend to register **>d name w ith the Clerk o i th# C ircuit Court, Semlnoto County. F lo rid a in accordance w ith th * Provisions o l th * Fictitious Name Stetutot. T o W II: Section k k )4 t F lo rid * Sla lutes I f ) ) OENNIS AAGAARO. INC /t/J L H * r b in Publish Jan I I . X . Feb 4 1). 1*4* OEA I X IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO M I X t CA 4 t P R O B E R T L M E Y E R S and ELSIE F MEYERS, his w it*. P I a I n t I I I . vs THOMAS 0 P H ILLIP S . * single man. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY G IVEN trial on the 1) day o l February. I N I at 11 00 a m * t the West Freni Door o l th* Courthouse el Setnlnol* County at Sanford. Florida M AHVANNE MORSE. Ctork e l th * C ircuit Court, w ill otter tor tato to th* highest and best tnd tar lor cash, at pvbfic Outcry, th* follow trig described in Semlnoto County, F lo rid * m er* p a rticu la rly described a t toitows From the SW corner of th* NW to el th * NW to o) Section t l . Township 11 South. Rang* X East, run N orth X degrees U TT East U toot to the E e tt rig h t *« w ar ot State Road No t l thence South 4 degrees 71 X East along said n g h to t way l i t ) toot.ttvenc# North X d * greet t i f f East XO lee' tor a Point X Beginning, h e m said P e n t X Beginning ryes North 0 degrees X X " West X ) to*t. thence run South 14 degrees I t M E is t 1 « M toet to the Westerly rig h t a t way line ot O v e rt* * * D rive thence ru n South ) degrees » D West too feet along Overlook D rtre th#n<# rtas North 44 do greet X X Wet! I S U feet thence North 4 degrees X 'X West r t u toet to t o Point o* Hrg-nr-.ng being Lot t l Block I, Chute Vlsle T h * a e e r* s o l* I t m ade pursuant to the Final Judgment X Ferectotur* entered to the ab or* styled cesrs* IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set m y hand and e lfic ta i sea' th is i f day *4 January. ISX (S E AL! MARY ANNE MORSE Ctork X C ircuit Court By Jan* E Jatewsc Deputy Ctors Publish Jan 1 1 X . t f X O E A X I Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T NOTICE OF ANO TOR SEMINOLE OF THE EIGH TEEN TH FICTITIO US NAME COUNTY. FLORIOA JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, Notice I t hereby given thal I CASE NO t f X 4 F C A -X P SEM INOLE COUNTY, am engaged to business X XO GLAOYS B EN N E TT . FLO R ID A Sheoah O lv d . Winter Springs. P laintiff, V .m n o to C w n tr F W id a • Y l l ACT 10,4NO.VS tn* F ictitious Nam* X B ILL *4 144) CA X P RANDY RYCKMAN end SUMNER ROOFING SUBCON AM ERICAN SAVINGS ANO DONNA RYCKM AN. h it wife. TRACTOR, and that 1 Intend to LOAN ASSOCIATION »tc , Defendants PI a lin t IIt. register said name w ith th * NOTICE OF vs C le rk e l the C irc u it C o u rt. FORECLOSURE SALE Somlnol# County. F lo rid * In JEAN L C LE M E N T, single. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN accordant* w*th th# P ro yta lo rt * t* l. purto 4-. Amended Sum X Ih * F k lllto u t Nam* Slalutos. D t ls iV U / l m a r y F in a l J u d g m e n t *1 T o W II Sec1ton 4 4 )X Florida AM ENOEO NOTICE OF SALE Foreclosure dated Janaary 74. SlaluSot i f It NOTICE I t hereby g i* * * I f X and entered In *ha Caw No / t/W llll* m R. Sumner Jr. pursuant to the Final Judgment 44 X f ) CA X P e l the C ircuit Publish Jan X . Fob 4 IA X . X Foreclosure and Sato and Court X the Itih Judicial C ircuit 0»d*r Amending Fusel Judg IfX In and tar Samtooto County, men I X Foreclosure end Re DEA ) X F lo r i d * , w h e r e in G L A D Y S scheduling Judicial Sato entered BENNETT is th * P la in tiff end IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T in th* cause pending In the R A N D Y R Y C K M A N and C irc u it C ourt at the E IG H FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DONNA RYCKM AN . ere the FLORIDA TEENTH Judicial C ircuit. In Defendants. I w ill M il to th* end fo r S E M IN O LE County. PROBATE DIVISION fugnest bidder, ter cash, a l Its* F it* Number X *4) CP Florida. C iv il Action Number W x t F r a il Door o l the Semlnoto IN RE ESTATE OF M 144) CA X P th# undersigned County Courthouse. Santord. Ctork w ill sail Ih * proparty LELAM D J V ILLIESSE. 4 / V * Florida X M X a m on th * ln d situated In said County, do John Lolond VillW kM day ot M arch. ISX. th * following scribed a t Deceased described real property a t M l NOTICE OF U n it No 10. o l IN D IA N forth to said Amended Summary AD M INISTRATION RIDGE, PHASE ONE. a con Final Judgment, to w it: T h * a d m in is tra tio n o t Ih * dominium according to tn* do Lots 4 f . 10 end l l . Block F. elevation X condominium tiled o t t a l o of LE L A N D J North Chuluot*. accorX ng to Its* In O R Book 1)1) Pag* I D ) and V IL L IE S S E . docoasod. F it# plat thereof as recorded to Plat Number X 4*4 CP. I) ponding to a m a ndo dlnO R Book DM Pag* Book 1. page k o l 't o Public to * C irc u il Court tor Somtooto lW f and fu rth e r emended In Records ot Somlnoto County, O R Book IM1 peg* 111 end C o u n ty , F l o r i d * . P r o b a t# Florida emended In 0 R Book 1*0/ page Division. Ih* address X w hich Is TOGETHER w ith a ll th* Im *07 and as shown in P IX Book 1) Son tnolo County Courthouse pro Yemenis now or hereafter D ra w e r C. Santord. F lo rid a page 44 P u b lic R ecords o l erected a t the properly, end *11 17)71 Th* norm s and addresses SomlnoieCounty, F lo rid* e a s e m e n ts , r ig h t s , ap X ttw personal representative togehw r w ith a ll structures. purtenances. rents, royalties, Improvements, flatures. appn an d th * p o rs e n a l r o p r * m ineral. X I and gas rights and aners and appurtenences on s e n ta tlvo 's attorne y a r t set prof 111. water righ ts and water said land o r used In conjunction forth b* tow, stock, and #11 fu tu re s now or therewith, a l public sal*, to th* AH Interested persons o r * hereettor * pe rt o l th# property, highest end best bidder tor cash ' required So ttla w ith this court. including replacements end ed a l II X o'clock A M . on th* Ind W ITH IN THREE MONTHS OF dittons thereto day e l M arch. If X . at th* West THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF D a te d t h i s j s t h d a y o f THIS NOTICE M l X I claim s Front door ot th * SEMINOLE January, ISX County Courthouse. Sanford. against Iho estate end I I I any MARYANNE MORSE o b lt c llo n by an In la ra tte d F lo rid * Clerk X Court person on whom to ll notice was (COURT SEAL) B y Jane E. Jasewlc served that challenge! the valid M ARYANNE MORSE Deputy Ctork ity X the w ill, to* q u X iflcX to n s CLERK OF THE Pirbilsh. Jan X . Fob 4 ISX ot to * personal re preie ntetlv*. CIRCUIT COURT DEA 7)1 By Jane E. Jesewtc vew-w V lurlsrSIrtton X to * COvfl. Depu*y NOTICE OF Publish Jan X . Fob 4. ISX A L L CLAIMS ANO OBJEC FICTITIOUS NAME TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W IL L DEAN) N olle* IS hereby given that I BE FOREVER BARRED am engaged in business at IX IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOFPublication X t o il Notice has Bedford Cl. Santord. Semlnoto THE E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL begun on January 77. I f X C o u n ty . F lo r id a u n d e r the CIRCUIT IN A N D ) OR Co Personal Representatives: F ic t it io u s N a m o o t AW SEM INOLE COUNTY, Kenneth W Osborn* ADVERTISING, and thal l in FLO R ID A John! S kelH Xd.Jr. tend to registar (a id name with C IV IL DIVISION 11I West Comstock Avenue th* Clerk X the C ircu it Court, CASE NO. 44 X X CA X L W inter P ark. FL » ) f0 Sem inoi* County, F lo rid * In THE M ONEY A ttorney to accordance w ith Ih * Provisions STORE/FLORIDA. IN C . Personal RepreMntallves o l th* Fictitious Namo Slalutos. P I 4 I n t I f t , S K O LFIE LO LA W O F FIC E S To W it Section 14) X Florida vs John T SkXfiold. Jr. Slalutos (SW J D S Y P i.E S .4 tX , I I I West Comstock Avenue /( /A p r il D Whited Del rodents Wmtor P ark. FL 77X0 DIO Publish Jen x . Feb 4 IS. X . NOTICE OF SALE Toltphorw (*07144) 1)10 ISX N X It# Is hereby given mot. Publish Jon » . X M X DEA 144 Pursuant to th* Orde- o l Sum OEA IX m ary Final Judgment entered NOTICE OF on January } ) , IfX . in this FICTITIO US NAME IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN ceuso, In th * C ircuit Court X Notice Is hereby given that I A N D FO R SEMINOLE Semlnoto County. Florida. I w ill am engaged to business * • 4107 COUNTY. FLORIDA M il th * property situated in Hwy 17 SI Suita C. Santord. CASE NO I f 44SI CA X ) Semlnoto County. Florida de Somlnoto Comity. Flo rida under YORKWOOD SAVINGS AND scribed as I ho Fictitious N am * X DIRECT LOAN ASSOCIATION. A New COLLECTION CONNECTION, L o t ) 4 , In B l o c k L . Jersey corporation. LONGWOOO PARK, according and that I Intend to register said P I a I n t I t I , to the pla t thereof, a* recorded name w ith th* C lerk X She vs In Piet Book II . Peg* f . Public C ircuit Court. Somlnoto County. CHARLES D A V ID RIGSBEE Records o l Seminole County, Florida In accordance w ith the and JEAN AAARIE RIGSBEE. Florida P rovision s o t ih# F ic titio u s a s a JEAN M ARIE P FA FF , at public sale, to th * highest and N am * StXgSos. T o W II Soctlon his w it* and UNKNOWN TE best bidder, tor cash, al tha 4 * )M Florida Slalutos IS)) NANT IN POSSESSION. West Iron! door X Ih# Semlnoto . i David € C attail Defendants County Courthouse, to Santord. Publish Jan X . Fob 4 t l , X . NOTICE OF SALE F lorid *. #1 I I X A M on March ISX NOTICE IS H EREBY G IVEN tb lfX OEA 7)7 that on th * )7 dor X Fobruory, DATED *1 Santord. F lo rid* I f X ot 11 X a m at ttw West NOTICE OF this Mth day o l January. I f X Front Door X to* Courthouse X FICTITIO US NAME MARYANNE MORSE. Somlnoto County * t Santord. Notice is hereby given that I C LE R K O F T H E Florida. MARYANNE MORSE. CIRCUIT COURT am ongagsd to business at 4147 Clerk o l th * C ircuit Court, w ill By JanaE Jasewlc Hwy 17 n. Santord. Semlnoto otter tor seta to to* highest end C o u n ty , F lo r id * u n d e r Ih * Deputy Ctork best bidder tor cash. *1 public Fictitious N am * o l BIG BURT S Publish Jon X . Feb 4 IFX outcry, the following described AUTO WORLD and that I totsm) DEA X f _____________ In Seminole Ceunty. F lo rid a to register said name w ith th* PUBLIC NOTICE m a r* porttcvrlerty described as C le rk o l th * C irc u it C ourt. Th* Land Management Office toitows Seminole County. F lo rid a In Is to receipt X an applkalton to Th* N a1h 4) toet X L X 14 end accordarue w ith tha Provisions construct o X * sq It boat begin at Bw Northwest corner ot o l th* Ftctltiove N am * Statutes. shalter Lot 14 run N orth along East line T o W II Section sat X Florida W illia m H a r r y S hum ans ot Oak H ill D rive X N et to Statutes IS)) D F X 0 I Request lo r Dredge A N o rth s side e l sub d ivisio n , /s'Wesstoy P H arr won F ill P orm lt lo r property d r t h e n c e E a s t 1)4 t e a t to Publish Jan *. 14 77. X . ISX Scribed a* Lot X . Shadow Day Northeast corner o l subdivision, DEA 4) Unit I P IX Book 14 Pages X IX thence South X feel to Northeast Section 4 Township I t . Rang* corner ot L X 14. thence West ITS NOTICE OF X Locatod on L a k* B ranlly toet to p X n l ot beginning, a ll in FICTITIOUS NAME W ritten comments may be GOLDEN ROO MANOR, ac Notice i t hereby given that I filed with Ih * Land Management cording to ttw X * 1 thereof a t am engaged to business at fH O f f ic e , S o m ln o l* C o u n ty recorded In Plat Book 11, Peg* W ts lw o o d S q u ir e S u it* 1, Services B u ild in g . S antord, 40 X to* Public Records ol O v ie d o , S e m in o le C o u n ty , Florida 777)1 Somlnoto County, flo r id * F lo rid a under th * FletlNous Comments should be received The ab ove s a l* I t m a d * Nam* X A l A VISTA REALTY, within t l days of Ih* publication pursuant to to# Final Judgment end that I Intend to register said o tlh ls none# ol Foreclosure entered In to* name w ith the Clark X Ih* Herb Hardin. Director •hove styted cause C ircuil Court. Seminole County. Land Manege men 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Florida at accordance w ith th* Semlnoto County. Florida have hereunto set my hand and P revision s o l Iho F ic titio u s Publish January X . IMS DE A I X o tlic ta l m * I th is i f day of Namo Statutes. To W it Section January. I f X 44) X F la Ida Statutes I f It IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, (SEAL) s -Katherine Bowmen E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL M ARYANNE AHORSE Publish Jan 1 . 1*. D. X . I f X CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR Ctork X C ircuit Court D EA 44 SEMINOLE COUNTY. By Jan* E JosewSc FLORIOA Deputy Ctors IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T CASE NO : M X I ) C A X P Publish Jan 71. X I f X IN A N D F O R THE C ALIFO RN IA FEOERAL DEA 700 E IG H TEEN TH JU O IC IA L SAVINGS ANO LOAN CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE ASSOCIATION a corporation COUNTY. FLORIDA organisedandealsling wider th* IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F PROBATE DIVISIO N laws o l th * United States ol THE IIT H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT CASE NO S S ItrC P America. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE IN REt ESTATE OF P la in tilt, COUNTY, FLORIDA CARRIE E LIZ A B E TH vs CASE NO SO4447 CA X P WOODRUFF A K A C A R R IE M VIT 1C IN V ES TM E N TS .* h i g h l a n d s h o m e o w n E RS' WOOORUFF. Florida General PartnershipASSOCIATION. INC . a t ie r Ida Dec saved OCCUPANTS o l * *) Hampton non p ro fit corporation. NOTICE OF Crest Circle 4X1. Heathrow. P laintiff, AD M INISTRATION Florida ID * * OCCUPANTSX vs The a d m in is tra tio n o l the 447 Hampton Crost Circle I TCI. D E N N IS W G R E E N andJU D Y estate ot CARRIE ELIZAB E TH Heathrow. F lorida)T7*4 I GREEN, h it wile. WOOORUFF AKA CARRIE M M E LISSAC ARNOLD. Defendants WOOORUFF. deceased, case ROGER FV E R E T T, and NOTICE OF SALE Number X 4 D C P . IS PEND VENTURA M ANAGEM ENT, NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N IN C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INC .d b * SERVICE that on th# t* lh day x M arch. FOR S E M IN O LE COU N TY, U N LIM ITE D . I f X . at 11 X o'clock A M a l to* FLO R ID A . P robate OUlston. West t r a it doer of th* Court Defendants ttw address X which is Seminoi* NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT house ot Semmoto County. * ' X I C eunly Courthouse. Santord. TO CHAPTER 41 North P a rt A venue. Santord. Florida 1)7)1 Th* names end N O T IC E IS G IV E N th a t F lo rid *. MARYANNE AkORSE. addresses X the personal repro pursuant to a Final Judgment Ctork X to# C ircuit Court w ill tentative and its* personal rep dated January 14 I f X in the otter tor tato to th* highest arsj re s e n ta tiw * attorney * r * tat above styled causa. I w ill sail to to s t bidder tor cash ot public forth below th* highest and best toddrr tor outcry ttw tot lowing doscribod A ll interested persons are cash at th# west front door ol the r o o t p r o p e r t y lo c a t e d In required to ttto w ith this court. Semlnoto County Courthouse Somlnoto County, t tor id*, mors W ITHIN THREE M O N T H ) O ) S anto rd. S o m ln o l* C oun ty. p a r tic u la r ly d t t c r lb t d a t Ftold* I t I I K a n on the tnd THE FIRST P U BLIC ATIO N OF toitows. to w it day of M arch ISX tha following THIS NOTICE IM X I claims L X 4). Th* Highlands Sactwn against th* estate and ( I ) * n r described property On# a t recorded Us P tx Book 14 o b le c tle n b y an In t o r t t t o d Condominium U nit A * X THE Pages *4 and fS Public Records person on whom this nXKO was HAMPTONS OF HEATHROW I ot W mlnoto County. F lo rid * served mat challenges th* vend A CONDOMINIUM according And a lto a portion X Tract " B " tty X th * w ill, ih * qualifications to th * D o c la ro tlo n o f Con more pa rticu la rly described a t X ttw personal representative, dominium thereof, as recorded tot tows From ttw Northwest venue, or lurlsd lctton X to* , c o rn e r o t s a id L o t ) ) ru n to OHktof Records ISooa I**) court Pag* 0411 X th * Public Records N m i h 4 a d ista nt* X X X A LL CLAIMS AN D OBJEC 1 tool, thence No * * * X 7*"E . a X Somtooto County, Florida, TIO N ) NOT SO F IL E O W ILL together w ith an undivided to distance X X 4) tool toence BE FOREVER BAR R ED tores I in Its* Cam men E laments S A T ir w E . * distance X ) ) X Public a* on X this N olle* hot appurtenant th o rtto toet to a pomt on th* North im * begun on Januery X I f X Condominium U nit A 7 X THE a t s o ld L o t l l , t h a n e * Personal Representative HAMPTONS OF HEATHROW I. S se*7t N W along to t North JOHN OAV1D WOOORUFF Im * X L X V. o distance X M SO ! A CONDOMINIUM, according )U 1 Meilonvilto A venue toot to to# Potnl X Bogewung i to Ih * D e c la ra tio n o t Can Santord. F tor id * n t n dominium ih sreel. os recorded T h * o b o v * s ilo I t m a d * Attorney tor to OH let*! Records Boo* le ft. pursuant So ttw Final Judgment Personal Representative Pago X71. X th* Public Records X Ferectotur* and Sato entered KATH LE EN W SIMCOE X Somlnoto County Florida, m to* above entitled cause M l Las ashore C ircle togothor w ith an undivided to IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I L a s*M a ry. F lo rid * O tu Sorest in th# Cammon E tomonts have hereunto set my hand and IX 7 IH I4 4 X appurtenant tharoto a ftK ia l teal tost torn day X MARYANNE MORSE. D A T E D th is 14th d * r o f January. I f X Ctork. C ircutl Caurt January. ISOS I SEAL) BY P atricia Thatcher MARYANNE MORSE MARYANNE MORSE D E P U T Y C LE R K CtorS X Ih* Caurt Ctork X to* C ircuil Caurt SEMINOLE COUNTY. By JanaE Jasowto By Jan* E Jasewlc FLORIDA Daputi Ctork As Deputy Clark Publish Jan X. Fob l r«X Publish Jon X Feb 4 I f X Publish Jan X . Feb 4 I f X DEA ]4 t DEA 744 DEA 170 �S a n fo rd H a r a ld . S a n fo rd . F lo r id a — M o n d a y . Ja n u a ry 30. 19 8 9 — 30 People Before the rain, patch the roof jCALENDAR B y V IC K I D e S O R M IK R Hora'd correspondent Dallas Brass to perform at high school The Dallas Braes will perforin In Oviedo High School auditorium on Tuesday. Jan. 31. at 8 p in. The brass quintet, which has a percussionist. strives to bring a new appreciation to music through a variety of musical styles. Tickets are $5 for the show, which Is being sponsored by the Oviedo Senior High Band. For more Information, call 365-5671, ‘Therapy pets’ to get screening Project Pets Uplifting People (PUP) will sponsor a pci screening for those who would like their pets to provide therapy In retirement centers and nursing homes. Semlnok Dog Fanciers will screen pets for temperament and behavior on Tuesday. Jan. 31. ut 7:30 p.m. at Casselberry Recreation Center. Secret Lake Park. Pels will be tested for leash behavior, social behavior and the pel's behavior around wheelchairs, walkers and crutches. If pets pass these tests, owners must get a health certificate from their veterinarian and will be assigned a nursing facility to visit on a regular basis. For registration and further Information, contact Eva Matheny at 332-1052 or Shirley Reilly al 323 8343. Wrong choice presents friend with dilemma DEAR ABB Y: I am beside myself with guilt. On the last night of my visit to a childhood friend who now lives In another city, het llvc-ln boyfriend woke i •: In the middle of the night, and I let him inane love to me. As far as I can tell, my friend had no Idea (he left her sleeping In their room). I don't know why I didn't stop him—especially since we used no protection and I could have even gotten preg­ nant! Maybe I was lonely or resented her having someone since I've been unlucky In love. I w o u ld n 't c o n s c io u s ly hnve planned this, yet I responded to him positively. The next evening, when we were along for a minute or two. I told him I felt guilty over what hud happened, lie seemrd to feel the same, and told me that he liked me and he enjoyed It. but we should not repent the occurance. I tried to act normal with my friend, but felt miserable Inside. I've betrayed her trust and don't deserve her friendship. Addi­ tionally. I am aware that the man she loves and hopes to marry would cheat on her In such a low w ay—with her friend. In her house! th eir rela tio n sh ip , but she believes he’s true to her now. What If I'm pregnant? FEELING ROTTEN DEAR FEELING RO TTEN: You can deal with the "what later?" ("W hat If he tells her Infer?" and "W hat If I’m preg­ n a n t ? " ) II and w hen th ey become realities. The Imminent question ul hand: Should you tell your friend that her llvc-ln lover came to your lied In her home, and you let him make love to you? Obviously you are considering telling her, but I urge you to examine your motives. If you were to tell her. she'd probably kick him out. and end her friendship with you. That would Iruvc him free to come to you. which could lie what you (un­ consciously) want since you have no man In your life. As I see It. you're dumned If you do. and she's damned If you don't. Renders, how would you vote on this? Should I tell her? What If he tells her later'/ What If iluv decide to marry—shouldn’t she know the truth about this man? lie played the field earlier In "T h e lime to repair your roof Is before you have water pouring In on your head." says BUI Spelglr of Dixie Roofing In San­ ford. That may sound silly, but people sometimes fall to Inspect or do maintenance on their roof until It Is too late. By the time a leak hns developed, what may have been n relatively Inex­ pensive problem to correct Is suddenly a major expense. Roofing experts agree thut roof replacement Is not n Job for amateurs. "R oofing Is more technical than people think." Spelgtc said. " I t Is n 't Just p u t tin g up shingles." Luclle Trentham o f Expert Roofing, ulso In Sanford, con­ curred. "T h e re arc a lot of structural aspects to take Into consideration when doing roof work." she said. “ Sometimes people make things worse by attempting lo do It themselves." Both agreed that a botched patch Job can create more pro­ blems than It may solve. Pro­ fessional attention to the Job may save you money and avoid •indue anxiety for the homeown­ er. Other experts feel (hut while roof replacement should be lett to the professionals, a patch Job Is well within the capabilities of the average handyman. A little rust may not mean one needs to replace the flash­ ings—those devices that carry water away from the Joists be­ tween the gables and the roof or between the roof and vents or chlmnev. Properly maintained, they can be repaired with a minimum of efTort and usually with nothing more than caulk­ ing. Before calling In a roofer, give your roof a little going-over to get a better Idea of Its overall condition and to spot any pro­ blem areas. Begin your Inspection In the attic. Examine the ridge beams, rafters and sheathing. Look for water stains, dark-colored areas of wet wood, moisture and soft spots that may Indicate dry rot. Next, go outside and evaluate th e c o n d it io n o f th e r o o f structure, surface materials, flashings, eaves and gutters. To check the roof structure, stand away from the house and look at the lines o f the ridge and rafters. The ridge should Im­ perfectly horizontal. The rafters, which you can sec by looking at tlir plane of each section, should be straight. If there are any sags In either of these places, you may need to call In a professional contractor There may be serious structural problems. Check the surface of the roof. Don't stand on the roof any more than necessary. Walking on u damaged roof can easily cause more damage. Instead, use bin­ oculars to assess the condition. Check the flashings for rus: spots and broken seals ulong the edges. Look for rust spots on the gutters. Be on the lookout for signs of wear, loose or broken nails, or curled, broken or miss­ ing shingles. If you spot any problems, call u roolcr to tom e to your home to Above. asphalt sbmgtos oiler smart looks and low maintenance. offer a professional opinion. Below, the anatomy of a typical roof Is diagrammed Many companies will do this fret ofcharge Bear In mind that If a roof hns standard shingles and Is 15 to 20 years old. It will more than likely need to be replaced. The most common type of roof Is tlie asphalt shingle, also known as the built-up roof. The nsphaull roof Is madr of a porous flbrrglnss mat that Is bonded to a layer of asphalt-saturated fell. This type of roof often blisters and cracks In the hot Florida sun. That can result In small leaks. If you catch the leak early. It can be patched with asphalt cement. Clean out the crack, fill It with cement, cover It with a felt patch and cover the patch with ce­ ment. "Don't let the leaks get loo big." Spelglc warned. "Once a hole develops. It's loo late to try to patch It." Spetgle suggested that homeowners do a roof Inspection soon. Repairs ore more easily and more quickly done before the summer rainy season begins. Replacing a roof varies de­ pending on who you contract lo do the Job. but the average cost Is about a dollar per square foot. Most manufacturers will guarantee their shingles for two to two and a half decades. Roofers will guarantee their work for three to five yeurs. Be sure lo choose a roofer who Is licenced and iMinded. Such a company may charge a bit more than someone without surh credentials, but Ihe quality of their work Is likely to be higher and they will stand liehlnd their work. Pruning is to rosebushes what spanking is to children from a expert always helps. Roses need a major pruning once a year In Central Florida. This Is usually done toward the latter part of February. Our lon g g ro w in g season allows roses to get far loo largr and roses develop long branches that are similar to Ihe telescop­ ing fishing pole. Each growth Is smaller and weaker than the one below It. Unless you cut back the bush to sturdy growth, you will end up with weak flower stems. Success in growing roses de­ pends on provid in g correct planting, site selection, fertiliza­ tion. pruning and pesticide applications to produce the beautiful blooms that so many of us enjoy each year. In winter, roses need major pruning and grooming to get them off lo a great start In spring Most people are timid about anything like major pruning, but the re­ juvenation process Is a neressarv one and proper Instructions Normal pruning on a well established rose bush means removal of approximately 50 percent of the top growth In late February or early March. All diseased or Injured canes In addition to m inor tw igs or branches need to be removed. Any canes that rub across each other also need to lie removed. 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C t r l C |D g n A Ph n S w e d e s . - A f t . . . rfW to.1 Nv*»1 I im k n i M k j*r\ V m ^ R fl S A nn 1Um i i AAMiwaf JQ» - j WHO lu tee Cun 1C M l JMl w ¥«• 1TKm n A t o V > fo iB R ir 1 m 1 l I 1 )|O N | | <ee*e________________ j C l V e r v e Mien «1 i fKo JprcNo lA*o______ ] For 24-houi listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Jan. 27. m 9vc rm urn I H 0 Society, states Dial canes should l>e cut to open the center of the plant to air and light. This Is the most Important principal in re­ juvenation pruning—to strive to develop u bush that Is o|>en In the center. This helps lo prevent disease and promotes correct growth. W h e r e v e r p o s s ib le . L e s advises. l<K>k for the dormant bud (eye) und try to find one that opens toward the outside of the rose bush Tills will promote the spreading, open growth you want. After the rejuvenation pruning Is completed, fertilize with about a cup of a rose fertilizer or similar fertilizer like a 6 6 0 with minor elements plus Iron. 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INC 177 )<W or 171 tr y ) ____ ............. 1* 11*177 T a to w tB a lld in .In c . tto o) COOK/ WAITRESSLS / 6 E V E R A O E C A R T PERSON/ Full a p a ri tin t* A p p ly In person W in te r Sgrtwgi 0*11 C li*. h a ll m lto e e tl o l I7/T7on l U __________ DISTRIBUTORSHIP m a il to ★ Mint be hard working and hei.asl Extrltor-l bet.# I If paclagr plut jompatiti,# tal ary Apply In parson only Speedway Starvln Marvin M B SR 14. Santord COMMUNITY COORDINATORS W I U E A t Y IIT In m y from* Man th r u F r l M a a li A snacks preridad C all H I /M l ★ FULL/PART TIME CASHIERS ★ Pure* shore re h e rto SI OOfmhdwceunt Ice premplpoytwenr Shut your od tor 10 * y* ot o lower c o il per doy ] Im * mmlmuwi ihorg* Cancel erhen you gel results Fey only lo r day* your od rim* ot into ow ne d U t* M l detcuprtdn tor fqstotr <exults It poyc to letl the whet* clary when extro In e i c o il to little more. jm iia ★ 7 1 —H e lp W anted STORE MANAGER SNEWPAY RAIES$ STAFFING NURSES L(0ME HEALTH AIDS * CNA'S POSITIONS AVAILABLE ALL SHIFTS Apply, orient and work today Gel paid tom orrow I MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL I N N. Orlando A w . Hwy. 11*1 Maitland. 7*011*4 LANDSCAPERS NEEDED F u lltim e Fla d r l w r ' i llc tn t* required Goad pay A ba notltt E tporlencad Only g ra m UKE HELPING PEOPLE? HOME HE A L T !' AIDS Paragon HomaCara ot San lord h a t weekend and p a ri lim a po sitio n! available In Seminal* county to r certified MMA'S W * o lla r com petitive ra te i C a ltn io a a o lo ra p p i LPN - F u ll time 11PM 7AM d u n RN‘* • Full 'p a rt lim a. 7AM 7PM d ill! C NA't • F u ll/p w t lim e A ll IM IN LONOWOOD H E ALTH CARE ineiea M A I NT E N A N C E /O R IV E R • W i t prevlout t p to do a variety a! lob* lor eepandlng dept M VA chocked Non ■mokert A pply The Rich Flaw .**l W l i m i f . Santord M E D IC A L R ECEPTIO NIST • 11*0 w hl So ctoee to homal C re e l p a lie n lt A t e l * p poinlmenlkl Hervde fro n l deck A growl Any m o d ca l e tp e rl *nc* a plut I AAA E tu p le /. ■kaot. m a w m t ! s t. i n sit * MILL MAINTENANCE With knowledge o l conveyor ty tle m *. welding, ttoel Itb r l c a lio n . p n e u m a tic * a n d hydraulic* tor day and night sh ift! Deland area Southern Cypras*.________ toe 7M T ill NEED A JOB? Call Ototon Today I OLSTEN SERVICES _ J to *771 N E W H IG H E R S T A R T IN G PAVI Far certified cr e tp e rl enced Nwr*e A ide* A ll t h i l l ! ! Apply In per am to taker>*w N u rtm * Center ♦ H E . tod SI_________.S antord NURSE AIDES N E E D E D !I 7 1 and 111 th . it * FT A PT. Apply D i BAN Y MANOR, td N Hwy IF A *1 Debar* FI Mon thru Fel TAM to 4PM tag *k.*k EEO OFFICE CLERK I71C w hl In Santordl D iv e rs llie d d u tia i keep you heppyl E o ty gomg atmokphore! Nl<* bcni o tte r! tw n e tl! A k la b rlity ! Won’ t U t i l AAA Emphtymewl. TOD W l» h S I __________ 171 S tl* PART TI ME DR I V E R t WANTED T h u n d e r! only S4 par hour Apply in person The Santord Auto INrcllon M*1 SUt* Road to t a i l Santord la m h i 4pm fA IT TIME/JAN ITORlAl Santord Langwood e-eei lr to 14 H I m m edUN opening* Call _________ (m u m PANT TIME SECRETARY Men ih-u F rl Paid vacation and halidayt G w d working _ canduiortk < C all 71 < Tail P ER SO N N EL ASSISTANT *700 w tl B uty m anulachw orl Racrwtl A tcroon em p loye e !1 K eep p e rta n n e l r a c a rd k l Perfect tor a pw p le p e r w 1 Super benefit pace age I Call •odayl AAA E meter meat toO w iim si ui mi D ollar Genteel ana at the nation! leading discount re ta lle r* I* actively re cru itin g a Store Manager lo r lha Deltona area II you h a w an* o r more re ta il yaart ol arparlonca and are customer or tan ted. and can handle a f a i l paced a lw a y s c h a n g in g w o rk in g environment, apply a l IIM Deltona Blvd , Deltona, FI or call 407 S74XNI Feb H I be tween SAM and 1PM EOE TELEMARKETERS U *e par day taking phone orders! «C4 3 1 48E7, out L I* TELEPHONE OPERATOR • ♦700 w kl No typing needed I Growing Insurance company need! you to direct calls with a tm lla l You can make job I t t e i y l AAA Em pN ym enl 700 w. mb si. . m siia TRAINERS 111 sn iff avail able Ou> client* thaw Iheir appreciation tor what you da F o rm a l Ira in ln g A bonus C a ll........... ~ n iw i T R C T em p /P erm P ER S O N N EL 26(35100 WANTED! W a llra i* A KIHhen help. Cato S a rra n lo . Lh M a ry , C a ll * X U L M to ll 7GAM 1 3 EA11 WORK YOUR OWN HOURS! P ari Tim * D am arw lratort tor su p e rm a rk e t*. C e n tra l FI area Retired A m o m i wel coma I Sand N ite r to Bos 1701 PO Bo* 1417 San feed FI W tl 5 LICENCED REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED E X P A N D IN O go ad com m lm o m (In cantlw program ) plenty of lloor lim e, pleasant atm osphere, good location, your own desk 1 new model* coming toon Coma |oin us! Call Jarmia‘1 Realty lac. A ik tor A n n e fl*______ J7» MM 8 93—R o o m s for Rent DOWNTOWN SANFORD *7 tractive large room Private entrance, o ft slraaf parking Call m - * l *7 between 4 4pm U C E U IN T LOCATION1 Kitchen A U tm dry p*4vtl*q(*l 171a * I I * r 1 *a 7 T t-l!*l FURNISH ED ROOMS A tfra c flw A Peaceful ' Hafeeenca*. n i* A l l attar 4pm F b T N H H E D ROOM Kitchen la c llltie * a v a il**** U l r e t week A t * f *e r C*4l 7 fl fOAi I ONC.WOOD le ketrent tw m r' Greet teck lien Melure edetf. 171 w kly Call 177 4404 I Lg Bdrm . w /p rv t. bath W dap. r US w kly. Prater re spentible w orking mete ar m at* re tire * evelcame __________ n i- t 4 l> __________ 97—A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / Rent SANFORD • C lo t* to downtown. I room efficiency plus private hath Looking h r I person. SlBhak plus IU S sac TO I X * BEAUTIFUL LA KEY IEW APTS! B rea d New W all to W all C arpal A T il* Convenient walk to E lem entary. M iddle A High School* and 17 T7 Pool. P rlvato Balcony. Central H /A. Dishwasher. E e l In B reektott N ook F u r n is h e d e n d /o r weekly a v a ilk b t* U W P lu t 1110 F lo rid a A v e , Senlord (New M anagement! t l t M l * E FF IC IE N C Y ' A7?ractive A clean U til, (net Lighted a ll i t r w l pa rking 717 4M7 4 torn fOR QUIET, SINGLE ST0RT, ENERGY EfnCiEUT FURNISHED STUDIOS $299 MO. CALL TOOAT SANTORO COURT APIS 323-3301______ M x* toad* 260-8800 NEWLY REMODELED 1 b d r m , I be , tp a c lo u t liv in g e re * Fenced y a rd , sernd porch, u tility room A hug* dttkehed tto ra g * sbed O u la t neighborhood I (414/ m onth p lu t H I m onth a n ] xec Call codec I Wk 77» 7V7t. day* o rN t-lltW I. RENOVATED OLDER HOME 1 bdrm, 1 bath, new heal A air. new kllchen. reftnlihed wooden lloort. fireplace (410 me 1478Santard A w ATaaelt th* bu* itooi m tm SANFORD • I room attlctancv w /p r, bath A anbanc* C lot* to downtown (71 wk. * IIW « * c , inci u fii m n w SANFORD • Huge 1 b d r m , com plete p riv a c y , close to down town 1104 wk p lu t tJOO kacurlty........................i n n * ♦ 99—A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / Rent SANFORD CTtarmmg 1 bdrm, I bath with dan. Central H/A A wood lloor* NIC* loceiton No pits (471 m a......4414N I or 4*10411 SANFORD AREA RANCH X a<rt*. Wide large house. 4 (tail Larn, A mow (1100 par month Near Geneva 171401 SANFORD/LAKE M A R Y 1/7, d a v tlr garage, no p e ti A va il, Now__ 1571 m o t xec R A E R EALTY 7 A ] 8E DROOMS near hign 105— Duple xTrlplRK / R tn t DELU XE DUPLEX COMMUNITY CLEAN. Q UIET, SPACIOUS S a td o rC ltlra n d lK 7700S47 1ANFORD Country ] / | DupMa 17 to mo dlKOieitad i n A na or 477 7775 QttW 1pm SPACIOUS 2 BORM UNFURNISHED ONE LEFT)! 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT CALL TODAY 323 3301 EXT. 112 AD ULT* FAMILY LIVING W * h a w spec lo u t 1 bedroom*. 1 lu ll bath*, tuby equipped kltcTr a separate dining area, wether and d ryer hook up* Duptox O m n tw n Sent area (7 7 i plus iwc m / n - a i n M M W Lake M ary Blvd 321-0514 COME s e t THE OirFEHtUCt n i |» 1 BEAUTIFUL LAKEVIEW APTS! B ran d New W a ll to W all C arpal A T il* Convenient walk to E la m tn U ry . Middle A High School* and 17*1 Pool. P rlvato Balcony. Central H /A. D iik e tU e r . E at In Breakfast N ook F u r n is h e d a n d 'o r weekly available (1W Plus IIW F lo rid * A y * . Sanford I Hew Management) 77) 4414 NEAR U.CF11 Janw.ta-m . U n lu m . 1 bdrm*. 1 bait., ranavalad Cacpatod. appliance* A uiilU te *l >41 5*41 STENSTROM REALTY, INC. " 2433 LAKE AVE B L ika now 1 b d rm * . I bath. C/W /A. carport, w bthar d rye r h o okup (174774,0*0*.best O uptei 1 b d rm *. I bath A ll a p p lia n c e * ! Fenced y e rd . near shopping 1750 /m o Don Geliegnar, Inc H I MM 1000 square t w l. can be ip llf. Very re aionahi* 1X> I7T7 115—In d u stria l R e n tals AAA tU ilN E S S CENTER New olflce/whse IIM ' bay with atfk»(17S l7 W/<77 P I 1154 W a ra ka e i*. 1100 square I t . fenced In S a n to rd W ith brldga crane C all collect ______ R tlN T W t______ WAREHOUSE ?MFG SPACE Orlando north. 14 a t SR 44 7, MO square t w l at (1 00 per iqate toot W ill con iid ef build Ir w a tn c i* ^ ^ ™ ^ ^ ^ 116— R e a l E s ta te CENTRALLY LOCATED 1 bdrm s . t l It x rc It Fencad yard, neer shopping. Older cauotoantyl tttlW F U R N IS H E O IA 7 BEDROOM Perk Avetxw Meb<l* Perk A d u lt!, M* P ell____ 777 7141 Sanford LaSe Mary area 117— C o m m e rc ia l R enta ls BOOT SHOP With car dealer license llW S en tord A w n sw 171 4407 TOR SALE/LEASE In Santord. used ca r tot. two bay garage w /lltt. sale* otl.ee. finencn office. 10 p ’ u* w h k le cepeclty ... Greet Lecaltonl Call 111 la w 127—O ffic e R enta ls a T t e f i N E W ~ rs fto n r ^ t o r . 4M Fulton SI. Sardoril 400 i<J It. aapandabla oftlco and re tail ipace 11X14 N ora g*/ warehouse A A o w ln tp a cie il (IW /m a ...........— 111 m i OFFICE ot OFFICES AVA ILAA LE FOR LEASE Fell service w ith racaptlerUst I n d u d id W e re h a u te a r storage xreat are aveiU M e w / d i k e M4 N. E lm , faceted I b lk t. Ite m S e m in a l* Cty. Court Haesa. M m toes* *1 >1 xreeks Far into, call 111 1H1 4 TOWN INTERSECTIONI O ra n g * C ity . W h lip e r in g Pines tM * kq ft, Beawtilel A Imm aceUtet 1 » 1 IIM HOMC PLU S A C R IA O E I 1 bdrm . IV* bath on nearly I acre* I Head* a lltlt* TLCI Equipped kllchen Now. look a lm a p r lc a :.......... 151*00 COOL O F F I M a r# '* a w ell maintained 4 h d rm , 1 b4'h a im pool Q u id Santord area. Large let? ideal location tar c h ild re n N u m e ro u t other to e tu rti In greet condition You’ ll Ilk a the price, tool Onl/I................... lei.ioo SPACE PLUS CHARMI 1 tto ry e b d rrr 1 bath ha t plenty ot ba th I On d o uble le t. h a i fireplace, form al dining room, la rg e e a t In k llc h e n fu lly equipped and much more. In c lu d in g hom e w a rra n ty P rice h a i been drastically reduced t o t ................... 177000 REAL N IC E ) 4 bdrm . 1 bath on large corner tot In id rltw lid * Great neighborhood, many Ita lu r n i Com# see it and 'LL you’ll like III A JE W E LI 7 tto ry waterfront 1 bdrm . 1 bam w ith pool In Lak* Mary M o rtg a g e v a l i u m a b l a ! C «n H A , Hreplace, layer, gto al roam, lorm al dining, vet Heel blind*, cathedral callings, equipped k i t c h e n w i t h b u i l t In m ic ro w a v e , c a llin g la m , patio, doubt* garage. n k * ly landscepad. Irrigelion system and wtwel cha ir access All this and m ar# to r I (ff.100 TAKE A D IP t In your own "cem ent po nd" that would m ake Jed C la m p a lt rig h t p roud 4 b d rm * 1 ba th*, lorm al dining room, fam ily room , screened pe tlo end m orel D on'I m i l t teeing Ih lt lovely hornet 1115 * 0 VETERANS! NO DOWN PAYMENT! 141—H om es fo r Sale ATTENTION l-GOVT HOMES tram I I I U re p a ir) Dal lax p r o p t r ly l. H r p o ssessleni *07 ( m a t ! ext OH 10IM BATEMAN REALTY LAKE MARY • 1/1, b lk , eel in k it., OR, tp l , Cen H /A . carpeted sernd parch, lanced back, butt Ira **, Oxkited *e c a t* to big L a te M a ry I le t. 100 OWNER FINAN C IN G • County ronad GC 7 7 bd rm . tram *. la011OrX144*t.......... (W.100 SANFORD AVE. • l 1 acre*. term s! lll. io o OWNER FINANCING 1/1. blk. completely refurbished eat in k i t . DR. tp it (41.704 144* la n ia rd A w E xctltenl B uy• 1 bdrm 1 bam. newly remodeled Cen M /A . la rg e ta n c a d y a rd le l.m Call 771 m * BY OWNER 1 bdrm IV* bam. (4.000 dawn and assume mortgage 1)17 Cypres*. Santord JX 77*5 ___ f HERE'S A LO V E LY I 7 bdrm 1 b a th cenda w ith t o j l u r t i galore! Ha* pool, Itn n ii and clubhouse Your children ar* we team* I .......... \u voo SALVATION!! L t l u l save your credit I W* buy home* to il cash I 171477* o r (11 M i l 321-0759................321-2257 BRYN HAVEN 1 0 7 -M o b ile H om es / R e n t Wi* list And sell more property tlun Anyone in the GreAler STORAGE/WORKSHOP Lie. Reel Eslete Broker THE HIGHLANDS O ff SR 1414. Longemod. a l tree live 1 bdrm , 1 bath, glass doors, covered patio, garage, w alk to W inter Spring* E l* m entor y U M mo m 1701 2440 MAPLE AVE. Qrove V ie w A p ts . ELDER SPRINGS Oft Hwy 477 t A 1 bdrms (70 a k1(7tp*r vq-*_. S ln 'rpOk.1 J Cell 171171* or 0 4 I M ---------------------------------j SALE/LEASE Santord 1 bdrm. IS* bath, concrata block, ancleiad garage. Can H/A (41.000 ar i t » mo________ Cell 777 7744 school Rea sonata* re nt Ref arence* required 777 I l i a 1 bdrm I bath, eoil-i P alm allo. Santord 1740/mo C all M l 1147. leave message As litlt* a t (50) Tefal m o w In c o il w ill help buy you and your fa m ily a now or p r t owned 1 bdrm home w ith e monthly pm I es low a t 1454 Call today to confirm It you quality) * * * * * * * * * * Call Ait) runt: 322-2420 321-2720 7541 Park Dr . Sealer d 441 W. Lake M ary 61, Lk Mery Call TollFig* 1-B0D-323-3720 FOREST CITY 7 bOim J bath, I car garage A t t u m b l* . no q u a lify in g . (1 400 down (501/mo 17* 1*11 FREE W E E K LY LIST e l pro party "to r tote by owner” Call Help U Soft B roker____ T O - in i DORCHESTER APTS. Lake M ary m en i GOOD LOCATION! Newly dec orated Utt to Uf) mo Some w tllilt** paid No pats Refer enco* required______177 t(ia M AR I N I R'S V ILLA O E Ik Ada I bdrm U lO m o 7 bdrm 17*1 mo A up 771 >470 Randolph Court Apartments Hew Under New Management K id d ** Lab* P r , 77017** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS I A 1 bdrm dupieaet from ♦170 Playground A Hug* pool Conveniently located an 17*1 between 4 jr A Lk M a ry Blvd UNFURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW!!) S279 M0 CALL TODAY 323-3301 O T . H I I A I BDRM. APARTMENTS MO week A Up 771 4147 between * 4cm A in e ftc a 't o ld e s t Ik tn s o t o l k t cre am sh o p * need* q u a lifie d la m tb c t to o p e ra lc th e it own Ca/utei 73—E m p lo y m e n t W anted C anrl rrprrsenldtne* will be in I BONING A CHORE! NO MORE I In my home Ree tanabto Prkae » R W d ! (tie C a rve l I t * C re a m S ta re W e ttg a ta S q u a r * S h p g Ctr 3 7 S3 H ia w a s a a A S tive r S ta r Rd F e b ru a ry 11 A 13 O R LA N D O . FL 91—A p a rtm e n ts / House to Share T o m a k e a n a p p o in tm e n t LAKE MAIT/MOBILE HOME CAM* CkJtfOMlUM 9«wMkdte%Pi** Twl IfiMt U llliH a t. m a ile r bd rm A m oral 17to per month U P 11*1 T h tt 1 bdrm 1 bath com ei w ith new c a rp a l, v in y l A p a ln t lu t lm o . . . . . . l i o F n l ________ CALL HO-I7T7________ Icc C r e a m F a c t o r y I -J m1 _______ V si; t.-rt L0NGW000 POOL HOMEI 1 b d rm . tp l . l OOOtq It l» » m o No Feel _________ n i m e _________ PARTLY FURNISHED 1 A 1 room apH 1700 t)71 mo On I I X t f . 1 b d rm . IV* bem water A garbage fur nutted I (110 plut deposit Call 7711117 141 — H om es tor Sale DELTONA LAKE OLEASON In ground pool, brick. I bdrm . IV* bath w ith fam ily room, intercom, doubt* garage and sprinklers O n'y 111 00011 Makada C a n t...____ J l M t l l 113—Stora g e Rentals MOVE IN S P E C IA L 1111 E F F IC IE N C Y APT 740-0111 Proto»eiona*t w tl fudew oil to va it o l Malh. Sclanc* A IARE HOUSE A ll U ka p r iv lit w f H la a t * reqetred Napet! 1774114 NICE CLEAN ROOM tor *1 derly. tnaal* A laundry A l lard»BI« p r k d l ____ 47* m * SANFORD AREA RAISE TOUR GRADES! 1 bedroom t. 1 bath! I car garage, lanced yard IW l/m ? _________Ceil 171 W l*_________ GOOD IOC AT ION I 1 b d r m . 1 bath, fenced y a rd Only (471 m a t..................... C a t n o e i e i 95^-R o o m /B o a rd ************** REGENCY TEMPORARIES C onuaaaai FOREST CITY AREA LONGWOOD Fimilm Wtlcomt! 323-2920 Santord area medical menu lecturer need' assembler* to work In Iheir clean, happy and friendly company Good pay and benelili That* patilwni could become permanent You must haw your awn car and area I 1 0 7 -M o b ile Hom es / R e n l COUNTRY SEniNG! DEBARY 1 bdrm h o w * o ra ila b l* Im m a duto ty I quiet re*id«n4l*l 416 NEAR M P rtv ila entrenc*. ratrlgerator A leietdry M i nk p lu l tM ASSEMBLERS URGENT NEED! & Mtdtcal Oencc Ml( & Hifh School Diploma & femjles’ Miles Accepted & No Fee. NoContiact 103—Houses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t CALL COLLECT 914 969 7200 “ Save lim e a n d m oney w h e n y o u u «e this O lre c lo ry ' Ad ditions & R em odeling B E. LINK CONST. Inv Est. & Room Additions Remodeimi 407-322-7029 Financing Slat* LtCfCRCaooaJI RB PAIRS, CARPENTRY CONCRETE. REMOOELINO p r w U itn n jI. »m «ll >•491 Calf A f x « 11JMW B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs Add.liens R tm e dxkn], R tp e irt DOORS, FLOORS DECKS L k rR R oam s* m u m i CawcepfOn* Eraetprstat Hex 'C om m ercial Renavatturst L k KGCOM477 407 (1*8541 CUSTOM HOMES Stoe* Kixaabel 171 71M U t i Comm c h c a x /e i C lea ning Service Retadeelw lar Camnxarctal Raakowabla and Dependabi* Prgq B ttN a ile l . 171-7111 R IT A ’S C L IA N IN O SCRVICC Think Spring 1 Think Clean! Lk'd /B a w d e tt/lw W > *♦*•*« THE CLEANING CO. X y r t axp R ai /Cemm L k e n w d Call H I 7*17 H andy M a n P a in tin g HOME REPAIR. M inor Electric A Ptumtwng Y a rd Cleaning A Odd Jobs It* Job Tea Small! F r w E flim ete* I C a l i m W Waal It doner H id e III M e te n ry w o rk . A d d llle n i. P lanterv Bar B O'*. Repair*. Painting Yard Cleaning, etc Call Ralph. H I 170 STENSTROM PAINTING CO We specialise In refurbishing alde r homes I For a Free E ktiflsaf > phene any tlm * I 777 7140 or 104 4RS SS41___ W ANTEO La n d scap in g B i B STEAM i PRESSURE CLEANERS HOGUE’ S Free E c tin s a ltl New Planting*. Pruning Mulch k Cleanup » 1 EM7 La w n Service CASTOMOWER P A R T I DISCOUNT PRICES!! M lfA F reach A y * ... .7710471 TOTAL LAW NCARE Maw Edge. A Weed lelMxg Light Hevhng Taer Ravnd le rv ic e Call U H M Nu rsing C a re Cat til we nerta h a i large roam tor ambutetory lady Raason a b le r a t a * , h o m e y e l moephere . C all H I *74* Painting CONCRETE WORK Fence DARIN OWENS. LICENSED HOME P A IN T IN G * R EPAIR ESTIMATES * * * IB M B tl lA M C O P A lN tlN G ^ i * A I I 1ST 1* VRS EXP m hr FRANK ta rM k tri painring h pressure cleaning i | y r t e tp References________ 1711541 CHAIN U N K WOOD FENCE * * SPRING SPECIAL * * Dapemtabte A Fra* E i'im * * e t O V eiqea t Fence 1114*** G e n c r .i l S r r v i c e s ~ SUNDOWN D A IIN O C L U B A l 'a r d a b l * . k b a r l- la r m c ta ll 1*1*1 Cell Roger, 7X14(41 Pressure Cleaning i F u lly p e r t a b le l F re e EtHrr.etesi C p t i w n a* MAXWELL Concrete Rasadewful A Cammertsal Excellent warkmankhlp. raakonaib* ratesl Call SMITH CONCRETE CO Ml IIM alter aPM ar tears memaga Licensed 1 Insured' P r e is u r t C le a n in g end P a in tin g Ye* hey m * meter t * I I WE A P P LY I T t lt Know yWu re geHmg the quality *4 material edu pay to ri E ic x ll—t Ref A I t Y rs Eep Call today ter tee* n t m e h l M l l i t 1144 • MOBI LIZ CO WASHER Res /C om m 'M eN X Hemes STEAM CLEANING W /CH EM IC AL INJECTION *47/11*4104 ar W t 774 t i l l R oofin g ROOF R E P A IR S A re to o l on sm all 11*1 roof Wbrk guaran • e e d r e le v v w c e s ^ ^ ^ lT 'T iro G e n e ra l H a uling IRASH A JUNK REMOVAL .4 » .M j o C L I AN U P W O R K 1)7)171 S w im m in g Pool Service ______ V4te SWIMMING POOLS seat W * r*h o u i# clearance a l new >**■ poc/t )| k s H It te m p i* tv ty in tta ilx d Includes h ug * decs, leader. N n c irq filte e end (k Im m o r Financing # e * !ia tk * O the r p e a li # r * i l abte Cab M l «r«* 14 hours! 1 *ee I D aa*g Am erican P ooh By An American Company CGNO C4CQ14M* Tre e Service IC H O L S T R E E SER VIC E F h e e si.m a te sI Law Prises! L k In* S tom p G re M U g Teal H I 771* day ar nite "L e t The Ptatot i twkaN da I r JOHN A LLE N LAWN A T R IE Tea* ra m w .*l and lawn car* LOW PR ICE SI M ulch and r le a n t* n ilM * I �S a n fo rd 141—H o m e s lo r Sale 141— H om es lor Sale o o v r r ip o r e s a l is i SINCE i n i a o a M. B A IL . JR P A . C I M LAKE M A R Y R EALTY ___________m a m __________ DELTONA New Ml brick. J b d r m . | bath, lam lly room, f p l. com ar lot 14000 down Makpda Coro............. i t a t m M JUAAM EllI HOMtS uclTONA OWNER FINANCED! Pram I I (U B tp a 'r l d tiin quent ta i p rc p e rn ** A repo'* For current H it* cell I *0 *4 *1 ****. A lt. 1144 No q u a lify in g , 7/». | c o r g a r a g e , ic r e e n e d p r e h . fe n c e d F o n t A b lin d * . E i c o l l o n t n e ig h b o rh o o d ! Acthro On- R ooty aak ter U tlt. 407-H1-AW7 OOVE4HME NT MOM 1 1 from I I IU repair I Daiinquent •*■ property Rapottoaiton* Coll I aoioar *eoo. m g h a m For c u rro n l repo lit ! DON'T D E LA Y ! Be me flra t to Imp*< I th lt clean and cam torlebto 1 bdrm . homo, eel In kitchen, acreenod potto, lovely garden area, fenced yard w im big oak ir tea . . U l.to o 333-3031 S S 323-5774 H E oZ i SQj H HIDOCN LAKE/HO QUALIFY 321-7823 LESS THAN 52500 CASH in ip lil. aal In kNchen. 1 car garaga. loft, ttraena d porch, privacy lane* atnva ground pool tf.000 down A avium * l*7.M n m ortgage... U O lin INCLUDING CLOMNO COST ] A a bdrm homo* In Sen lord. Deltona DeBery. Lake M ery. L a n g w o o d A A lle m o n l* Spring* For aeledloncell: PAUL OSBORNE V EN TU RE I PROPERTIES 77* tapper m 4744 ILLNESS FORCES SAID MUST SACR1FICC! Priced baton m a rket value I M o d e rn J b d r m ., 1 b a th country horn*, la m lly r m , covered patio. I4X7S' open patio. 7 lake*, beautiful Cedar t r * * i on appro* jv» acrot Can H /A. p a rtia lly lanced Owner w ill help arrange II nanclngl............... I t to rn Cell 1407) »*4 00I t T E L F A IR REALTY ACROSS F ROM LAKE M C O A R I T V I D o llo n a Charming } bedroom. > bam h o m e In n c U i l t o neighborhood Large corner let w im c ltru t A th e d * tre * i Owner financing w ith tu ftl C lo n l d o w n p a y m e n ll Only I 150.000 ins TALA REAL ESTATE 32 1 9444 DANIEL & WOHLWENOER REALTY INC LO V E LY I J bdrm . I bath home In quiet la m lly area Cam pN to ly redecorated, new hoot A a ir. vinyl carpel, cabinet* and paint Inaldt and aut New r e f r i g e r a t o r a n d ra n g e l Pr lead ta ll 1............ 145.500 Call Joan Hoenmg 171 770* E vemng* 174 4 774 IR D 171 to Keues loruwiioci K k Y E S I I I N T H t SOUTH Lew Dawn. 7/1, C H/A 141,10* LARRY H E R M A N BROKER 770-4114___ -aft, b ra ...... .171-4407 CONDO . TE R R A C E H IL L I D ebar. ] bdrm . 1 bam. tp lll level, form al dining, kitchen w ith te e a k la tt nook, living room A la m lly room, club h o uteA po oll 177.500 Lovely fum e feature* double tot. fa m ily room, tot* of tree* Priced at only I ___ tet.SOO Alee Jehwten. Re/Maa Umlim uom * m - c io i ........ o r LOW DOWN PAYMENT! I t HWY. IF f l DEBARY C O LO U JC U . DANKCF9L3 IDEAL REAL ESTATE (904) 775 8882 OEDARVI I bdrm . J bam. ip " t plan, plenty of room , and large lei B uilt In 1100 Great neighborhood! O rly I I m in to la n to rd l ............ 115.000 Call Bryan Seiglar 4*7 44* 4 m . LAKE FRONT! Dream property on Lake M ery. 100' fru itage on L o la M e ry B i r d end I Ob' leketrsntt Lot 440 deep O td tf 4 b d r m . 7 bath home on property Seller w ill hoid w im 171K down. 1IM 000 SUPER B U Y ! Far 1 bdrm tte rte r hem * w im datecheo Mather In Lew apt or o ttlc * on doubt* tot M u lti la m lly 114 too M e t* otter l 3224(71 ★ * * DELTONA * * * NOOSE A OAROENI b a ll dr t c r it o t m u boautifvl 7 bdrm . I bath Dvltona horn* with priva cy fenced back yard! Won't la tt a ll 111175 0ELT044AI R etire In tty to In m il cut tom b u ilt 7 bdrm . 1 both hone w im a ll the o a tra tl Call today I 145 *O0 B EAU TI FU LL Y LAND SCAPEDI > bdrm . 7 bath J car garage, tocatod an comer tot. Del tone, convenient to |l u : 750 A F F O R D A B L E ! O e llo n * tte rte r home, fu r niched ] bdrm . 1 bem. pa w .bt* V d bdrm . Fie room, good toca •ton! 147.100 negotiable I SANFORD BT OWNER 771 7711 or 7711144 1ANFORO • I bdrm . 1 bam Can H /A . Rapatntod. W/W Carpal |JJ to Owner tinanctog)______111 7417 Thu 7 bdrm . I bath come* w ith la m lly room, now pelnl. g e t heel, a ir large fenced yard c a rp o rt and Itorega S it,700 *1.500 dawn. 1451 00 mo w out homo* Nod 1*7 Tfla SELLER NERVOUS MUST SELL TODAY! Deltona H I area Owner dr* per a t* to to ll Imm ediately! | bdrm . 7 bath Split plant F o r m a l l i v i n g A d in in g w cathedral ceiling*! Fam ily r o o m w / h u g e c o q u in a fireptecel Let* ef wallpaper A III* ! 7.M0 *q ft . 1 car garage Lot* at oak* A ihrub** Ctot* to I 4 thapping A tchocft S20.000 UNDER RETAIL! RF/V1&C SELLER M O T lV A T E O f I b d rm . I bam. nice tte rte r home, large r e ' * I tented Irani A rear 11 Seller may twig w ith ctoaing coal i 17t n o LOCATE D IN BUSINESS A R IA l 1 bd rm howto m e t « * * d t rerewing E * tr * to*t even able! Naar Hwy aa Weal1 LIN D A A R ED**O R O AN 323-5188 260-2000 Cell Bryan Seiftor *47 4*0 h ot OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Wooded le ft R ).*r eccett 51400 each No money down. 141 41 monthly Owner 1*041 71* 41TT or I XU I 477 7474 OSTEEN 10 aero* w deeded acatt to SI J e w * River Sallar financing I BOOM RA11. JR P A . C S M LAKE MARY REALTY __________ 777-4111__________ 155—Condom inium s C o -O p / S a lt rACAAGE DEAL Coll tor d tt e ilt after 4PM 40/ 174 1144 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1UNLAND ESTATE! Newly renovated 1 bdrm New Can H /A . tor* ef room Low down to qualified buyer I Priced w n*a l i e ' l l SOUOCE REALTY H47W4 9 1 e v o rl) 4 ] 5M AS0N * C A IT Y a*44IIW n i i a u M ia m i i iu m HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS SANFORD 1 /t, la m lly room, acreenod porch, fenced yard 111.*00 M IO O EN 1PR IN O ! ALTAMONTE 1/7 w ith toft, hrepiec*. »«•»•* Neal I Aatumebto mfg 144 *00 COMMERCIAL ORLANDO I . Colonial Dr f a i l W at! E i f C l ttf* . HO a Ito im e tl office bldg IITJ.M0 I . Cafama l Or. 41 a rre t, I I w y l i t a r t * RT 7 ion mg H I cooper acre W . W AS H I N T O N / ORLANDO Body Pa ml ihap. auto take*, te l*e g * yard C 7 t n o 000 BEVERLY B MASON TRINKET MAION 407 7(0 1500 1 5 7 -M o b ile H om es / Sale CARRIAGE COVE 17*41. 7 b d im . Ito b * lh , fu m tth o d .il acaCathaiBTgo FURNISHED D0UBLIWIDE PREOWflFD HOMES A VA ILAB LE FOR IM M E D IA T E OCCUPANCY T O O U A llF IE i) BUYER J M r m .J b e th H I tOO 7 bdrm . I bath 110 *00 J b d r m .lb a m I » too 7 bdrm . J bath 111*00 7 bdrm 1bath i n TO e n M obil* ftom * P e n 2 FOR I " Lg > bdrm . 7 hath, lam lly ham* an lg aa* *4*0*4 to! F ira p m a m i t "v*nq rm piu* dan and m a r* 1 A it* h a t tap* ra t* ip a cto u t maWwr « law apt A ll tor i 17k te l CALL BART r e a l estate REALTOR m t* W 219—W a n te d to Buy I I I Aleminum C ent Newtpeper Nan F rrra u t M e le lv ....... O lett KOKOMO.............. ... *71 flto WANTED Good uted lurnlture endenilquet CASH PAID 777 *404 8FDSBFDSBFDS Tne factory o u lltl (to re tor Simmon*. Seely A Sprlngeir A ll new factory Tndt and c to t* out* Complete wier w arranty Twin Set IflO u e e n S e l H I * F u ll Set IN King Set I I M Ce»*elb«rry___________ 144 *44) o FORMICA TOP TA B LE * Heavy duty. 7 ft long by J ft wide t i l Good cm d ltton _________Cell TO 7010_________ FrtgM elra heeler, a .c condl f lo n l I I M Weed d r e n e r w /m lrre r iso Twto bed. solid wood headboard Boa Spring* A M a th *** lap DDQon * HOSPITAL B E D * W r r k l good, and In good canon ton I n o or beat of far 333 4444 day*. 173 477* eve* o KEROSENE H EATER a *0 000 BTH. electric Igniter, radiant rwal. and rem ovable fuel tan* Excellent condition I - H » ...................... >77 7511 LARRY'S MART J l l Sanford Avo New Used lie n A appl Buy/Sell/Tredv IT} a m LIVING ROOM SETS Three piece blue flo ra l 5150 A l t a i piece aarlh tone HOD _________Cell I f 40*45_________ • LIVING ROOMSET * Only * month* okt. grey 1*5 C oll 77017*1 e U tor Nancy O M IC R O W A V ISTAN D O B ui che rt lock, solid wood, paid 1175 A u m o 140 Ce ll 7714170 N ice couch end c h o ir, high bock*, beige wio< fto re l de HOP Coll 7771107_______ QUEEN SIZE HA1ERBED W ith lig h te d h e a d b o a rd 1750 obo Cell 1770400 day* *04 774 040* evenlo o * aV A C U U M C LE A N E R o K irb y C lettlc model w ith e ll •ftecTim entt Good condition A ll 7017 H 0 0 ____________ WASHERS AND DRYERS Eafroctoen! 140 HSOt Cell Buddy HO *171 230— R e g iste re d Pels 71". remote control. 7 year* oldl EaceltonlconJitlonl *aju C ell 777 IIM o r 1774045 183—Television / Radio / Stereo Good liked T V '*175 and up MILLERS M j* Or lend* Dr 177 0151 1 1 7 —Sporting G ood s • LADY 5 B IK I • 74 Inch**. ) speed Good can d illo n 111_________ 11* Itaa 189—Office Supplies ___ / Equipment Reftoclton/Enlargamenl. lo t* •hen 1 month* old 1471 or boat ^ fte r ^ _ _ _ _ _ £ a il* * J to m 191—Building M aterials A LL STEEL B U IL D IN G ! *1 dealer invo.ee 1000 to 10 000 * q f t Cell 407 7*1 BWf coftect F IB B R O L A ll SHOW ER 74 ’ j u r . left hand b u ilt m ta e l. 141 HOLLOW CORE DOOR • Naw I* -, M ________ C *« l» » lt> * * SCAT FOLD * I lacks. 7 bracat. end a p in t * ft Like newt 1*1 111 lie * * * * * 1)00 to U7S * 7 GRASSY ACRES S SAffford A » t . SUI'% AMAil js t k ' C a < l)jl5 H I 203—Liv e s to c k and ______ P o u ltry ______ C H IC K S D A Y O L O A N D STARTED. 5*c 11.14. Q U AIL CHICKS. 7H CALL 717 K U CALL 1 1 1 —Appliances / F u rn itu re KIRBY VACUUM CIFANFR Like new Aitechm entt me I lU R e rb e fto r 171*41* ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES FORD COURIER PICK UP 1*40. A lrt Economical! Ron* g o o d ! C u tfa m i/o o d be d i P a r te d fa r w o rkl A tk ln g | l 000 or w ill conadar h ig fie tl offer I C ell evening* 114 33*4 * COINS FOR SALE OR TRADE Ind heed pennw t B u lle lp nickel*, and tilv e r denar*' Call 7114147 213—Auctions A lta 1 uted M u rre y* and II I (4 to Baton* Cell 777 4711 • SWAG H A N G IN G L IG H T * 100 GAL GAS TANK WE BUY ESTATES! 5501 C e n t t a e f Katie* Land mg _ Can 777 *4/3 • 7 FLOOR SCRUBBERS W ritin g house E lectric Up rtqhl. Ito Cell 177 *1*5 Hwy 44_____________ 771 TOO) P A R C tL f I W l'l be auctioned Tuet Jon I I . e l IP M abtolutv over mortgage I tto ry office build ing tocatod *1 071 W SR «41*. Winter Spring* A p proilm eto ly 7 500 t q ft U ltra modem end In e ic e lle n l lo c a tio n ' Appro* 1 year* o ld . SR #41* If on tag- C urrant a p pralte l a p p ro xim a te ly 1770 ooo In abtelvto over mortgage of appro in n a te ly HTg.OoO CREDIT PROBLEMS? NON-PROVABLE INCOME? 2 3 1-C a rs ATTENTION! GOVT SEIZED VEHICLES fro m I I M Fordi Merced** C o r**n e t. Chevy* S u r p lu s B u y e r * G u id e I *07 4744441. e i f A 141** BELOW BOOK PRICE SALE 1145 Chevy Celebrity SW 1141 JeepCJf Reneged* Ceil I f * 5*44 er 1*4 IM f CAOILLAC 1EOAN DC V IIL C D E L E O A N C E 1*41 Claan L ( l« l4 54704 7717474 PARCEL 17 le k e fro n f ecrege to tie auc I toned on January 71. at 4PM Beautiful Lake Jet u p Sen ford. Fl Over 4 octe t w ith houte or cottage, new teptic lank, flow ing e rfe tle n well end large o e k tt Approaimefe ly 7H I f lake Ifnntage P am d road ef the end of Sanford Avo . a c r o t* fro m County Perk P ieevtout etklnq price *11*000 M in im u m b id * of 14 1,(0 0 A l t o h o u t t h o l d turnituro. toot* A g la ttw a r* Beth p m p e rtie t • ' * •■(•■lent Income producing proper lie*, end a t t r a c t!* * In v o tfm a n f property ftobw yer’ip r e m lum l Term* I0X ce th down day of tele, ceth or certified fund* Ctotmg In appro* today* CADILLAC SEVILLE 1*1. F«c cond M u tt M il m it •99k U9Q0 OP 1 O *95 9494 CM l V I T TI 191) 4 d o j' Ou9om4tk. 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Florida Technical Colloge has opened NEW classroom facilities in the LAKE KATHRYN PLAZA iZLOATTA SHORES C lasses Bo g in Jan. 3 0 CALL N O W 6 9 5 - 4 0 0 0 ADROIT FINANCIAL SERVICES On to a M o r v o o FLORIDA TECHNICAL COLLEGE JERRY DROSS 11H • |4 * M >44 | M «ptii \*-^q>4 h r k l liPM Lako Kathryn Plaza 1247 S. H wy. 17-92 L o n g w o o d , Fla. 32750 S00 L HWY 434 C e tte lb e iry FL 33707 iC iim > 1m -i m Graduate in 6 months Oay or Evening Classes APPROVAL BY P H O H lT ? 323 2 6 2 8 ^ . f. F in A n c la l A id F o r T fio te Vff>o Q u a lify 24 HOUR SERVICE FRANK EUBANK C v ij f K W S C f W f iC f / iT C f iO ' . • T0UN GUIDE • I0B PLACEMEN! ASSISTANCE 1 800 432 3004 EUBANK BAIL BONDS • W e te r fr o n l l i f e s t y l e * (407) 260-6216\ JUNK CARS R E M O V E D NO CHARGE ELECTKONICS C0MPUTIRS OFFICE AUTOMAHON „ PRELIM INARY 2 4 3 -J u n k C ars I Slirl kKfdy 1*4 Ira* I I te a oard (rwnuay and wLt**4 | I taerttouf I t r* Haaa* iu d | 40# m ilw l Ireauq Raflhddbt. Fuapanalaaik f l A l l o w a i tie * d o w n ! BUT HE RE ' I PAY MCRCH TRUCK WORLD ICAR1 A IR U C K tl • IT IT A ELM. 1ANFORO I I I *0*7 For further Inform ation Cell AAA Auction Remiey A Sant Auctioneer* Local *0f 77* 7* 14. O u t el l e w n I too 544 m o AU 414 415 • Seetonei And Corporate Apertmenta Available • le a k in g Ptog/am t To Suit Your Need* 48 HOUR ★ NOCREDim? FREE RENT • In v e s tm e n t* • N o In c o m e C h o c * ★ T* SECRETARY • SEC RECtPTlONISll • EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Good contftftonf I I 000 *6*# D M lX tr n ONE MONTH • Deb! Cun sofidai »on ★ AIRLINE TRAVEL SCHOOL GRANOHAGONEER I*t1 ^/q • M o m # Im p ro v e m e n t ★ 1*44. 5 kpaad M 000 mltou f l 000 de«»n A p if m#es»%__ C A ll_ # o j* * * m 44)) *5.000-S250,000 “ “ ★ CHEVY SPECTRUM LOANS Low Monthly ★ IU IR 70 l ( A ' F40HSSW4U HOMEOWNER P A y m u n ti ★ I 193—La w n & G a rd e n • PU1H MOW ER* Montgomery Ward m a k* w im B rig g t A S h*t*n angme A lto he* » idt grata catcher t m ________ CeM 111 » t _________ • R T A N la a T R lM M E R e For wwwti and *<**» S lightly HO Cell m N i l A CALL 365 8651 1*74. E i c t l l t n l c o n d itio n ! A u la . A C . P S /P B . V 4. AM F M C a tte tf* CB Radio. T ill wheel, iunroof ] c e p fe in 't ch a ir*. A tk ln g 15.500 Cell 777 1441 after IPM weekday* F o il site truck top*wr. Ilf* 4 ft bed 1 month* eld. w hile, must sacrifice 1710*74 Green g le t* globe HS ________Call 777 MBS________ BRIDGES AND SON ★ FORD CUSTOM VAN HEW DIION MOWERS Auction every Thtetdey 7 PM ★ I**4 M FT OF FU N I LOW M l L E AO E E X C E L L E N T MECHANICAL CONDITION EXTERIOR AND INTER IO R A L IO IN SUPER SHAPE FULLY CONTAINED F E A T U R IN G BATH W IT H S H O W E R . A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G IN C A B AND ROOF. N E A T E R . N OALLON PROPANE TANK TILT DRIVER ! W H EEL. 1 CB S. AM FM STEREO W ITH C A S S E T T E . A N O L OT S M O R E !I I ASKINO H f era Over 40 Truck*. Van* A 4X* i Buy hare Pay here! 1)1 *041 • M O V IE C « M I R A * ★ READY TO TRAVEL!! 2 3 5 -T r u c k s / Buses / Vans 3658651 ★ TOYOTA DOLPHIN TAKE U P P A Y M E N T l NO MONET DOWN E if la * , leg. in to .etc. 1*17 A llla n c * . A u ta . A lf . AM FM C attefle. Only 11400 m l . *14* 47 par me C ell P atrick 471 747* Super (m m Bell A Howell w ith prelector and splicer lik e ntw cundlttonl HS. 113 _40)4______________________ 205—S ta m p s/C o in s vr ★ 234—Im o o rt C ars and Trucks FO R W A R D A R E V E R S E L E V r R C O N TR O LLED F E A T U R I N G DUAL WHEELS. A PLUSH CON TO UR IO SEAT W ITH ARMS. BATTERY W ITH CHARGER. AND E M E R O E N C V B R A K E t l t EXC ELLEN T CONDITION THIS CHAIR WAS USED O N LY I SEASON 201 — Horses ItOniff? JRdbf'.ng Milk YnptKA^h u i h A d*n#99# Good condl Mont t » 4J 00 m i m *00 m ile*. A/C. ttw e o ce tie tta radio, power tockt. lug reck Taka Over payment* 110 17*1 1985 AMIGO m im ROYALS INTERNATIONAL F itttr uufwel . 1) ff A ir condl 18 Subofu CL SUtion Wjyon MOTORIZED CHAIR ARC GFRMAfi Saif THE ROS FRANKLIN RV 1*1*. Im m a c u la la l P a rk modal. A ir. W a sh e r'O rya r. Stereo A Much more! M u tt te ll im m e diate ly! S acrifice for cosh or fake tra ile r in fre d e W ill d e liv e r . C a ll Leetburg, F l *0* 741 7701 •4 PLYMOUTH Reliant 4 Of 4 cyl auto. A ir Wire Wheel* A M orel O ily 1)50 dn Whale ta la r 777 *5 H e r 717 *411 Solid Block i M ale* A Fem etot PROPERTY AUCTION! ZENITH COLOR C0NS01F FOR SALE Cell 111 4IM • KITCHEN S IN K * S lem tott Heel HS ____________ 731 7777 • MEN S O T N O C O M P te B IK E With while odywey brakat Only 4 month* o ld Ratail U M w ill te flfo r HOB 7714444 M I N I I I O X Y O B N CON CENTRATOR, LIKE NEW. H i t ...... ............ CALL 777 7477 * 7* ' —R e c re a tio n a l Vehicles / C a m p e rs 82 CHEVY VAN 4 cylinder, tllc k th lft. 4 ply t t d l t l lir e * , new b a tte ry , took! and ru n t good' B a il Offer.____________ I71MB7 -Bl CAMARO Bar line tie . 1 tp d A ir. Power Window*./Door*. 47 000 m l I Only 1500 dn GLASS (M ETAL SHELVING * 238—Vehicles W anted JUNK A W RECKEO CARS/ TRUCKS RunnifW or nof We ol*o te ll good uted m otor* A tre n tm lu to n *_______ 7714*74 * 1 PAT TOP I t ' - wrecked ce rt tru ck* We Sell gueren feed uted p e rt* AA AUTO 1ALVAOE e l O ib e ry 44* * * • / A ll opt ion* Inclinin g tu n roof 1 o w n * ft i'n < * now 11500 o r.o fta r Vary dean! Ito 777* i t f t Lincoln Mark V. T urqum t* w ith whit# 'aatfwr interior E r cel lent candittcr 11. *00 or beat offer One owner 777 4*14 BURGLFR BARS M m H tied to f>nf home* for II boeufllul p u p p itt end didn’t know w ho' to do Then the re m e m b e re d the S a n fo rd Herald C le ttlh e d Dept She called end pieced her ad w ith u* By the tim e M r* H I ed had expired, approved h o m n tor her puppte* * * * • found' The Sanford Herald C le ttilta d Dept h e * a p ro le ttio n e lly trained tte ft of edv*. tilin g con tuiten tt prepared to help you w ith you r a d v e rtltln g n e a d t . I t y o u n a a d to ad vert lie . then you need to f t member the tu c c e tt Ito ry of M rt H and do whet the did Cell The la n ia rd Hereto ! C>**;■• led Da pert meet 777 U H UTILITY TRAILER 4ft by 4ft E t c condition! 1171 Spare t.ra l Call 17) 4414 77111I I 1977 MERCEDES 300 D Black wrought Iron, heavy gag*, te f ol 4. ISOO or b a ll oltor _____ _ Call 777 1*45 323 5700 SRTUNE 24i(0 lONGWOOO FL ^ 199— Pets & SuppINes THEY FOUND HOMES!!) 237—T ra c to rs and T ra ile rs SUNBELT AUTO BROKERS 223—M iscellaneous 181—A p p lia n ce s ____ / F u r n it u r e • We Buy Mortgage* Hug* 7 bdrm . | be<h living room fa m ily f n roam cerperi ttoreg* Lecetod m p e rt Fvily tte oed end b e eehtoflll Pell I F in a n cin g A vailable RoducodlI HAORA M l 0*74 73 Jeep Pickup w 'V I Need* bell hom ing |70B offer '77 » ft travel trailer 17S0 otter *04 Mepto Avo, Sanford attar S PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION EVERY WEO NIGHT / MPM DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION M«ry. f l Dat ^ wb m m tin 1477 Country Club Rd . Sen ford Sun th ru F rl. 1/7* 7/7. Tool*. A ir com prettor. Baby Ito rn iF u m lfw o k p o lie n c e t • Wo Financing I4a70 •7M0 till* 1**00 17*00 Ait m THE AVERAGE HOME OWNER CAN LAVE AS MUCH A t 171AM On a home mortgage without refinancing Far tree detail* w rit* The M ortgage Minder lyatom . P f t anew * PO Ber 704 Lake M a ry, PI 777*4 MOVING SALE! SHARP COPIER 7 b d r m . } both, (le tte d ft* roam wether /dryer, central h/O A * I* H A MR nog 7X7 TON j 1ST 555,500 TAKES IT! E w i t i >04-775-1411 C A IN TA LK 1I H e n d y m o n '* h a v e n I bdrm * large fa m ily an d• • * • corner tott abtol .................. .............H I 000 SANTORO AREA O lder home, ranoveled on la rg e co rn e r lot. pleeaenl n e ig h b o rh o o d . Con H /A , owner m otive led I 114 too C alico/ 777*111 904-775-3000 unlim ited", in c . OSTEENI H Acre toned tor m ib ll* home Financing avail S to I t ecre* lecIwNd. e g n tu l rural Bre*er M l 7R17 SALE/LEASE SANTORO NO qUALIETIRG ★ AFFORDABLE! ★ D E LTO N A I 7 p lu t acre* on Lake But to ri.______ .11 5 000 WANTED! I Sanford. ] b d rm . Iky bath, c o n c re te b lo c k , o n c lo ie d garage Can H/A. 14* 000 or WVJmo Cell 771 7740 DELTONAI ] bdrm . I bath In E tte t* area 1 llre p la c e t. la c c u til. large F lo rid * Room. 170 X 7*0' lo ti 11* 500 Call Bryan Setgler 4*7 444 4 m REAL ESTATE, INC IDEAL REAL ESTATE (904) 775 4U 2 DOYLE ROADt ) acre* toned for mobile home I Seller w ill finance! H I. 100 NORTH OF O E B A R Y I1 bdrm . I bath In great condition I Hardwood llo o rt. Can H /A. M m utei from Santordt tea too Call Bryan Setgler 4*7 44* a m Itfttfg SENEZ 1 acre*, w ith dupiei. can be tubdivided into 17 total Greet County location I ........ *15* too W ALLACE C R E li REALTY 711-0511 OWNER AMXI0US? Sanford, by owner, reduced. 7/1, aaaumabl*. low down 7 yraoid. 114to0m aoa« A C R E I W eal D e b a ry . owner b u ild e r. ] lo 4 b d r m i. ) bam. cedar home l Separate large workshop Living room w im fireplace, fo rm a l dining, country k ltc h e n /lo ti of cabi nett, screened porch. doubto »arag* A u tility f Chain link tencedi Cloa* to town A SI John* River I 1U5 000 305 668 4431/305 66* 5722 153—Acreage_____ Lofs/S ale_____ 1579 TORO TRUCK AM FM AC. tocoer . Hep b u m p e r, door step, new Ire n tm lttto n . ertote control, tinted window* Eac. w ork OLDS CALAIS truck! Run* w e lll I l l 7*** ’ • H 4 'Vsrw »»«( b ltt* 9FM l rondlftonl B e to w n lo ill 14 5TO | I M l F 154-4X4. XLT. to 000 m i BAM to 1PM _______ Cell 7771170_______ a Mon thru F rl Coll 177 41*1 2 1 7 ^ -G a ra g e Sales PARCELH For further Information Cell AAA Auction. Romtey A Son* Auctioneer*. Local: 407 ITT 7 0 7 0 . O u t Ol t o w n ; 1 100144 7010 ____AU 414 415 197) CHEVY PICK UP V I good work truck, asking iBBBt___________ c * n a : MERCEDES 3000 WESTWIND TRI HULL PROPERTY AUCTION! PARCEL 11 Laketronl acrege to be auc Honed on January I t . *1 4PM Beautiful Lake Jettup. Sen lord. FI Over 4 acrot with hout* or cottage, new teptic tank, flowing ertealen well and large oak*I ApproaImal* ly 710 flTleke trcnlege Paved rood at me end of Senlord A v * .. a c ro t* fro m County Park Preevtout otkm g price I I IT.000 M inim um b id * of 1 4 1 .000. A l i a h o u it h o ld furniture, toot* A g la itw a rr Both proportiet a r t eicellent Income producing proportiet. and a ttra c tiv e In v e tim e i.t prope-ty N euuyO i'«f.r* m lu m l Term *: I0X coih drwn day of te l* , ceth or cemhod fund* c lo t u In appm r 70 day* iv a w — a n 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B use s/Vans 1*77. A ll epltont including tun | roof Very c leant J owner* 1 Unco newt 11500 C ell 170 7770 1*77. 14 , 4U HP John ton ell * c c e t t o r le * . w ith Ir e llw r . HOOP Call 177 4411 151— Investm ent P r o [K T ly / S a le Will be auctioned Tuet. Jan 71. at IPM. ebtolut* over mortgage 7 ttory ottlc* build Ing located at 111 W. SR 1*14 Winter Spring* Approilmeto ly 1.100 tq ft Ultra modern and in aacallent locationl Approa I yean old. SR 7414 frontage Current appraltel apprealmotlly 1770.000 In ebaoluto over mertgeoe el approilmetely .... 1170.000 30, GT MUS1ANG It**, i r . Low h o w tl I/O. I/O H P M l r 1 , , , , , r r . A H FM C a tte lle . P o rto P o lll w ith aluminum tra ile r 14 /00 ________Coll 777 IIM ________ 149 -C o m m e rc ia l P r o p e r ty / S a le Ja n u a ry t*R7. } tpwrd knadedl Low m iegel Like new! Take over paym ent* I . Call 17* 7*1* COBIA OOESSY r/^TCAc:! ft.aFH * c # « * 4 M PARK LIK E YAROI C lot* lo g r o c e ry th o p p ln g . n e w ly painted I bdrm . 7 bath home Livin g room, fa m ily room, k itc h e n , la r g e u t i l i t y A carport! ...... u i am I Accessories Non q u alityingl Builder * tp lll J bdrm . 1 bath, greet room. 7 cor gorag*. tcraonod perch, p riva cy toncad Low ITT* Ca..177 n o t ______ F lo r id a — M o n d a y . 2 3 1 -C a r s 2 1 5 -B o a ts and SANFORD • 7/1. l g C. Block Good area 177.100 A tm m abto UOOOdewn/offer 771 T il* DEVOTED TO EXCELLENCE S a n fo rd . K I T N * C A R L Y L E ® b> U r r > t tr lu h l CASSELBERRY: I acre toned PR I. Reduced to U io e o w M a licie vrtkl Rralkw .l7 } 7tT7 ii\ m k ia it y AFFO R O ABLEI 11 400 dn lor FMA buyer! Nothing down lor VA bwyorl ] bdrm . > both homo I F a m ily m l W /W carpotl Foncod A m oral A ll t h ll lo r I ......... |4 I loo EXTRA C IC A N I ) b d rm . I bam hemal S pill plan t Doubt* ta r garagal C M /A . now root I Com m unity pool A te n n lt! V A /F h a la r m t a v a ila b le 1 Your* lor only I ...... 141.MO WE N C E D LIST IN C H WE HAVE RENTA I I I 141—H om es (o r Sale H e r a ld , �• • — S a n fo rd H a r o ld , S a n lo rd , F lo rid a — M o n d a y , Ja n u a ry 30, 1M 9 by Chic Young BLONDIE I TM| WiUMga ST'S ) VO KMP *15 JO® f DETTLE HAILEY b e e t l e , w ere o u t o f PEANUTti. RUW OVER TO PX, WILL YOU"? VOU VYAFJT m e t o PRESS AMP GO OUT IM THE COLP BECAUSE YOU AMP YOUR DOG ARE H U N G R Y ? HE BORN LOSER HEPE I A M j 6ACHFPCW V8 60 ZC V S n D -v e iK TPOPlCAL VACATIOi1 . by T.K. Ryan I MATE PIAYIN6 MOCKEY ON U)00P5T0CK‘S HOME ICE .. T WE HAVE TO PO MOKEYpOKEV"* AT OTHER RINKS THEY p l a y the n a tio n a l a n t h e m BEFORE THE 6A M E .. <3~ '— 2? H I -------- * «-J® - ............... by Howie Schneider EEK & M EEK THE DATlfOG 5Bf^lC£ HaT T OJICftG MERGERS. STARTED A NJEWJll/ALLSTREET RSlGE/JDLV TAfctOLERS ALP MUTUALCOULA0ORATIOU. CATEGORYOF TEMfO»\^V SOCIAL ARRAJ06EMEUTS ITS CALLED J J K X e Q L jW O G Sleeping pill can cause side effects D EAR UK. GOVT: Fo. several year® I've been taking 0 5 milli­ grams of Halclon al night. I have a dry throat and am lightheaded. Arc these aide effects of the medicine? D EAR READER: Halclon Is a prescription sleeping pill that Is recommended by Its manufac­ turer for the "short-term man­ agement o f Insomnia " The dnig Is an addicting depressant that can cause a variety of side effects. Including lightheadednesaanddry mouth. I urge you to give up Halclon under your doctor's supervision. Unless you arc gradually weaned o ff the medicine, you could develop withdrawal symptoms, such as Irrita b ility, m uscle cramps and convulsions. I discourage the use o f sleep­ ing pills lor more than n few days: your "several years" has probably set the stage for a potential problem of Involuntary drug abuse. You couldn't have k n o w n t he m e d i c i n e w a s dangerous unless you had been told. I blame your doctor for having rewritten the Halclon prescription, wlinout placing limits on Its use. Although you may experience some uncom­ fortable nights while reducing and eliminating your Halclon. you will be healthier If you don't have to rely on medication for sleep. You may choose to find another doctor w ho. In the process of helping yon. will be more cautious about prescribing drugs. DEAR DR. GOTT: Docs ruling plant plankton help o r ­ tco porosis? D E A R R E A D E R : T o my knowledgc. plant plankton will not help osteoporosis, a loss of enlclum from the bones that makes them brittle. Osteoporosis occurs with age. particularly In women past the menopause. Experts believe that a defi­ ciency of estrogen, a female hormone. Is an lm|>ortant factor In this common ailment. in addition, lack of exercise contributes to bone-calcium toss. Therefore, doctors often pre­ scribe supplemental estrogen and en cou rage cont i nui ng exrrrlse to prevent osteoporosis. In some cases, fluoride and ca lcito n in , a h orm on e that ACROSS 1 V«Mt 5 ___Major (constitution) 9 Mythical bad 12 Vatt pit«od ot time 13 Piter____md Miry 14 Yoko___ 63 Actrm Migrant M ED IC IN E PETER GOTT.M.D. causes calcium to enter bones, are useful. Amwer to Previoui Pu/rle □DDBOD DOWN 1 Auto worker! unicn (abbr I 2 Authentic 3 Rounded lump 4 Slyly mabcioul 5 lift 6 light beam 7 Arab country B Fermented ale 1 5 Dry nvir bid 9 European city 16 Jafcyfl'i 10 Step_____ J 11 Gear tooth oppouti 17 Ruman fight* 19 Jack Tar e dunk pUm 21 Fibbing 18 Shill 24 Hone color 20 ShoiUci tip 25 Victim 26 FertilMer 22 Timi period 23 Daunting voti 28 Snakei 30 Chicken chow 24 IP ip*«d 27 Egg* 31 Not odd 29 Covind with lei 33 Citrui truiti 35 Birthmark! 36 Of itrcnfl 37 Fatter 40 Drill material 42 Jamil Bond for oni 43 Compel! point 44 U boat 46 Football chi* 48 Doctnm 50 Poem 63 Spawn 54 Bill 56 Ogled 32 Dreitic 34 Loop 38 Honorable 39 Group ot two 41 Bumpi 45 Baraar Hall 47 Wolfiike animal 48 Pointed parti 49 Water plant 51 Actreii Sue 52 Novelut Urii 53 Gypiy man 65 Sgt 57 Genetic material (abbr I 58 Dollar bit 59 Make dmgns on metal 60 'High___•' 61 Halfway 62 Photograph iciieeetr m a wc WIN AT BRIDGE by Charles M. Schuli THAT* TJOL0i\l6€R A PUTTWOK0 TUMBLEWEEDS FBU-A! WEVE FTBLB6ATtP rttO rT? 0FTI6TAIAL f lW & W A L ANtyoR <'Of\wur\ETMe PowoTOfUi A A it . by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY assAc^l AtaaaF / rasas i ' o d By James Jacoby The success of a slam often depends upon how (he controls fit In the iwo hands. To find that fit, Notth used a Jump to four clu bs, u splinter bid. That showed 11 singleton rltib. at least four-card spade support, and 12 or more points. East doubled to let his partner know that a club lead would be safe. South re­ doubted. not with any Idea of plnylng that contract, hut ax a means of telling his partner he held the ace. Then North cue-bid the diamond uer. South cue-hid his heurt void, and North linked for uccs and simply bid the slam. Declarer played quickly and well. He won the ace of clubs and ruffed a club, and then pluyed the ace o f diamonds. At this point, can you rrully fault East for pluylng the diamond four'/ Next came lhe nee of hearts (d ecla rer p itch in g a diamond), a heart rufT, another club rufT. another heart ruff, and a rufT of the last club. Declarer played a trump back to his Jack and exited with a diamond. Suddenly poor East was on lead with nothing to play but a heart or a club, either of which would ullow South to shed hts last losing diamond while ruffing with the king o f spades In dummy. It's cosy now to see that East s h o u l d h a v e t h r o w n t he diamond king under Ihc ace. but full credit should go lo declarer for giving himsdf some chance for Ihc slam. He played the diamond ace early. rulTed out nil hts side-suits, and drew Just one round of trump brforr throwing East on lead. (C ) 1989. N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. NORTH Vaq ♦1 4 G ARFIELD ♦ I WEST EAST ♦ 10 5 ♦* v k 10 7 4 &) ♦q J 10 t in ' •. t 1 ■« * .»r -H .g . 6~A~~ 'Sh T HE. ZiOhci 500PB£?J*3 MSI l ...I GOT LOTS O' (| FSiENOS, FURTY. i f, BJT YOU A in' t ONE Of 11| MEANWHILE. XXtCNP OF 1 ♦ J • 41 ♦ K4 ♦ KQV741 SOUTH ♦ AWJ32 ♦M S I ♦ A J 10 1 Vulnerable East-West Dealer Eait W rit Norik P an Pan Pan P an P an 4V 4♦ 4 NT 44 Katl Pan l)bl Pan Pan Pan Smith 1♦ Itf-dbl 4V SV P an • i p h n l r r bid Opening lead ♦ 5 portunities around you at this lime both carecrwlse and finan­ cially. Try In capitalize on both or. al Ihc very least, one of them. TAURUS (Aixil 20 May 20) Something good you have going for you now con be expanded upon further. This Is not n day lo coast. Instead do all lhal you can lo add more feathers to your nest. GEMINI (May 21 June 20) There are strong Indications today that you may benefit from something which Is not of your making. Luck, not your talents, will be Ihc big (actor In bringing this about. CANCER (June 2 1-.July 221 Friends will find your positive altitude admirable today. You'll look and act like a winner and this will encourage them to lie on your team. oil 44101 3438 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't PISCES |Feb. 30-March 20) Close friends of the opposite waste your time fussing around gender could be especially lurky wi th tri vi al mat t er s today, for you today. Select their com­ because you could be twice as pany If you have to make a lucky where hlg issues arc con­ choice Ix i ween them or mem­ cerned. Focus your cfloris In harmony with your strengths. bers of your own sex. V IR G O ( Aug 23-Sept. 22) A RIES (March 21-April I0| T h e r e ure s u b s t a nt i a l o p ­ You're especially well suited to By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY January 31. 1080 Restrictions you had lo con­ tend with the past few years will be alleviated In Ihc year ahead. Your channel to success should now be free of mujor obst ruc­ tions. AQ UARIU S (Jan. 20 Feb. 10) Hold positive thoughts regarding ihc outcome of events today, b e c a u s e t h i s w i l l be i n ­ s t r ume nt al In he l pi ng you a ch ie ve what you envision. Don't let your faith waver. Know where to look for romance and you’ll find II. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs ore romantically perfect for you. Mall 82 lo Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland, p!ay the role of the middleman today. Look for a situation whenyou con bring tw o parties together so that everyone can benefit. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Im­ portant changes are presently stirring (hat could prove to l>e of benefit to you In muterta! ways What Is now transpiring will have long-range, advantageous effects. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov 221 The chances (or success look excellent today in matters where you and your male share a harmony of purpose. Together you make a very dynamic team SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Slav on top of developments today Inal Indicate potential to add to your resources. These air the situations where you me likely lo be the luckiest. CAPR IC ORN (Dec. 22-Jun 19) Your popularity with your peers Is ascending at this time. Friends are likely to do things for you that they w on't do for others. (C M 989. NEW SPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr BLOOM COUNTY ...Tfi£ CXAHHC wE'P i t SETTING .5 T*AT rp6 A U I XfSNT TO w TwE NftONO T* NS * TOO THINK (T T * , \ YOU HAVE THE * * N T J * mASON- R V 14UE55 i ♦ AI 7J HOROSCOPE by Bob Thaves ..BUT IF we HTUtN I HAM, AAl/ THE P0G, H.«. WiiL WHAT If H.g. HAVE HAP LET LET U9 U4 -A.f NOTHINGS ' '■ •' r—' HAD think of that , apo ft hi* ? ... imii ♦ K 47 4 4 noons 1 ans ive r / ijf'j JLJ s? by Bcrke Breathed t r ruy */rr*o*vr. t e a fltJ*, iKUN W TOA XttoCAC LAX H NTH KW UNO* U A t i ta v m a m ST X/flOHTEHNG m o v e r.. t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1989 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 30, 1989 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 1989. 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