16 10 239 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69331e0fa609470e8bedfbe08f7be40a.pdf 984e8d71c6cbf96826b1031b8ac55fd4 PDF Text Text S a n f o r d H e r a ld 82nd Year, No. 230— Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T □ Florida H RS official goes to jail CORAL SPRINGS — A supervisor employed by the state Department o f Health and Re­ habilitative Services has been arrested on charges he sexually assaulted a 9-year-old boy. I m N | « >A Students caught carrying guns ST. AUGUSTINE - Tw o 11 -year-old boys were suspended from a St. Johns County elementary school this week after separate Incidents In which they brought weapons — one, a loaded .22-callber pistol — to school. B « * P a « * SA □ Nation ‘Super frogs* bomb in contest ANG ELS CAMP. Calif. - Bigger Is not necessarily better when It com es to frog Jumping. A gang o f giant African superfrogs leaped and lunged Into the second day of the 62nd annual Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee without coming close to breaking the distance record set by an ordinary American bullfrog. iM P a n tA □ Sports And the winner is... Did Unbridled win the Prcakncss Stakes Saturday to claim two-thirds of horse racing's Triple Crown? The answer Is In today's Sports section. S e e R a g s 1B Editors of student new spaper lose district court battle SANFORD — Seminole County students have failed to win a temporary restraining order that would have allowed them to dis­ tribute a Christian newspaper barred by high school officials, according lo the school district attorney. •*The court has denied the re­ quest. which means that this Issue Is a matter to be determined by the court upon a later proceeding." said Ned Jullnn Jr., the attorney representing the Seminole County school board. An attorney for the students filed suit In U.S. District Court In Orlando on Friday challenging a school policy that prohibits the distribution o f such materials by students. Students want to distribute the newspaper In two high schools. "W e need to seek the protection o f the courts In order to protect these students' First Amendment rights of freedom of expression." said Jay Sekulow. general counsel for Christian Advocates Serving Evangelism, a Christian rights group In Atlanta. Several high school students had planned to distribute the newspa­ per "Caleb Issues and Answers" next week In Seminole and Orange county high schools. However, officials at Seminole County's Lake Howell and Lake Brantley high schools said they would ban the newspaper as a violation of district policy. "W e have a policy that essen­ tially prohibits the distribution of materials by students. ... The content really didn’ t make any difference lo us." Julian said. Manatee bill clears hurdle TALLAHASSEE _ A package of boating measures de­ signed to protect the rapidly dwindling manatee pop ulatlon was unanimously passed out o f a House committee Friday morning. The Manatee Protection Bill (CS/HB 1763) cleared the House Finance and Taxnllon Comm­ ittee 20 0 and now heads for the House Appropria tlons Committee. The package gives the state Department o f Natural Resources the authori­ ty to set boat speeds and regulate the expan slon and construction of marinas and other boating facilities. authority to register all vessels over 8 It also gives DNR the have motors or not. The measure has feet long, whether they debate among lawmakers from north sparked some heated manatees seklorn frequent, Florida, an area that lee was originally set at $ 12. but The registration of $-1 dkln't tk) much to appease even a reduced lee some lawmakers. should lia\e any length nt all." .xakl T don't think we Democrat from the Panhandle town Hep. Tom Tolilassen. a of Gonzalez. T ilts bill Is designed to protect the manatee from what is des ttoying them...and that's powerboats. We should not tax non-powered boats that don't kill manatees." [ See Manatees. Page SA WHAT YOil CAN DO TO H ELP n. 1. Abide by posted speed too* signs in manats* areas. 2. Remain at laast 50 feat away from manatees while operating a powerboat. 3. Avoid harassing a manatee, either physically or verbally. 4. Look, but do not touch the animaL 5. If a manatee avoids you. you should avoid it. 8. Do not actively pursue or chase a manatee while you are swimming, snorkeling or diving. 7. Never poke, prod or stab at a manatee with your hands or any othsr object. 8. Do not isolate or tingle out an individual manatee from its group. 9. Do not separate a cow from her calf. 10. Do not attempt to feed a manatee * \ Do not attempt to hook, snag, hold, grab, pinch or ride a manatee. _______ She’s an exceptional teacher ALTAMOMTE SPRINGS - Renee Inslcy. a teacher In the Autistic Student program at Roscnwald Exceptional Education Center. 1096 North Street. AJtamontc Springs, has been named 1990-91 Teacher o f the Year, by the Seminole County Chapter 0921. Th e Council for Exceptional Children. In singling out the teacher for the honor, the CEC’s Casselberry chapter cited her work In Im plem enting community-based Instruction with her students. She has presented Informa­ tion on this type of Instruction at the Best Practices Workshops held In Seminole County In 1988 and again In 1990. and was awarded a Certificate of Achievement at the Seminole County Teacher Appreciation Banquet In 1987. In addition to her teaching. Ms. Inslcy has been Involved as a Games Director and publicist for the Special Olympics, and will now represent Seminole County as the Council for Exceptional Children Teacher o f the Year for 1990-91. Naked puddle-sitter jailed ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - Following a report o f a streaker at a convenience stare, police found a naked man sitting In puddle of water on Palm Springs Circle early Saturday morning. Altamonte Springs police responded to a complaint at nbout 4:30 a.m. by a clerk at the Circle K on Palm Springs Drive who reported seeing a naked man running around the parking lot earlier. The policeman searched the area near the store several minutes before discov­ ering a naked man sitting In a puddle of water on Palm Springs Circle. A pair of pants lay about 50 feet away. 1 he ofliccr asked the man to retrieve the pants and put them on. which he did. The policeman discovered the pants contained a a small amount o f marijuana and a pipe. Charles Larrlon Dean. 18, Palm Springs. Altamonte Springs, was charged with indeclent exposure und possession o f less than 20 grams of marijuana. He was taken to the Seminole County Jail where bail was set at $500. Fro m s t a ll an d w ire re p o rts INDEX . 4D Books.......... . 4C Brid ge......... .SB Buolnoss.... .SB Clssolflods. C o m ics.............. Cro ssw o rd........ ........ 3C Deaths............... Editorial............ .SB Health. Horoscope.................4C Nation......................... SA Opinion....................... 3D Polloe......................... 3A 1B SC 2A Hot and sticky today Partly cloudy today with highs In the upper HOs to low 90s. Much oi the same lor tonight with lows In the mid to uppers 60s. Winds from the southeast at lUmph F o r m ore w e a th e r, a e * P ag e 2A NO ENTRY M AM ATEf R # U G E "In a community such as Semi­ nole County, where you have diverse natlonul origins, ethnic standards, religious beliefs and so forth, there's no way you'd be able to open It without being criticized by someone." he added. But a youth pastor defended the publication. "W e believe we have an answer to the p rob lem s w ith drugs, suicide, the occult, witchcraft, and we believe that answers come from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ." said Carlos Sarmlenlo. I Bee Students, Pags BA Hot, chili today By NICK P FEIFA U F Herald stall writer SANFORD - About 19 chill crxikIng teams from throughout the state will create their secret recipes at Flea World today as the Leukemia Society o f America-Central Florida Chapter, holds its annual ChlliCookoff. The event ts scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m. at Flea World. 4311 South Orlando Drive. Highway 17-92. In Sanford. This year's event will Include many first place chill teams from regional contests held recently In other parts o f the state. The winning team will not only receive a weekend vacation at a Courtyard-By-Marrlott anywhere In Florida, a $100 cash prize and a Iropliy. but will move on to the State Championships, and possibly the I.C .S. W o rld C h am p ion sh ips In California this full, with u grand prize of $35,000. Second through fifth I See Chill. Page 8 A Mary H isto rical C o m m issio n g e ts 11 new m em bers By NICK P FEIFA U F Herld stall writer L A K E M ARY - E leven new names are being added lo the membership list of (he Lake Mary Historical Commission. A pproval o f the m em bership expansion was granted by the City Commission during a meeting lust week. "I believe it would rejuvenate the Commission to Increase the membership In this fashion, said Robert G. Pctrec. chairman o f the Historical Commission. Although an organizational meet­ ing date for the expanded mem­ bership lias nol been announced. Pctree said he plunncd to notify everyone in the near future. " I would also like to step down as Chairman." he said. "I would like to have a new Chairman elected, and see the new group decide their hopes, goals and plans for the upcoming year." The eleven new members, all certified residents of the city, arc: a Lurcnc Elizabeth Dedman. # Nancy Frye. • John Baurnbuch. #lda May SJoblotn. e c la ir Evans O'Connor. e|»al Neff. *M ary Dunn Wolff, e Lillian Griffin, e Harriet Boyd. e c i t y C o m m is s io n e r Mealor. and D a vid e Margaret Greene Wesley, author of the book, "Lake Mary's Begin­ nings." which was published for the Historical Commission In 1986. A number of the new members are descendants of some of the original Lake Mary settlers. The Historical Commission was o rig in a lly form ed by the C ity Commission In 1983. KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY D eputies co m p ilin g history of com rades who have died w hile wearing th eir badges . By BUSAN LODEN Herald stall writer SANFORD - The death of a lawman In the line of duty Is a m em orable event for con tem ­ poraries. but Seminole County sheriff's deputies trying to develop a history for their department nave found that as decades pass, memo­ ries fade. Lt. Al Sanchez has personal memories o f the deaths o f three of the five deputies who have died In service here, ill 1975. 1977 and 1989. The story o f the first Seminole County Sheriff's deputy slain Is told In the Sept. 15. 1922 Santord Herald. He was Cleveland Jacobs, who was about 22 years old ami a native of Chuluota. The Herald reported Jacobs suflered a shotgun blast to the chest at about 9 a.in. Sept. 14. 1922. as he pursued a stranger who had stolen a Sanford man's |>aiit* Into a Sanloril house "in the low swampy place on Park Avenue." The stis|H‘el armed hltusell with a shotgun alter entering the house As Jacobs entered through the trout door, with another deputy approaching trom the rear, tie was shut. " A f t e r being shot to deatlt (Jacobs died a few minutes later at a hospital! Jacobs tired two stints IVfrom miii lilu I illand hisrtiulftl pistolillattill* thekliuni'f'l (suspect) then told the (victim) whose pants were stolen to take the pistol and get him (the suspect.)" the Herald reported. Others caught the suspect, who V was "...scared as a March bare " ) The suspect was spirited away lo Orlando that day. to prevent a lynching, the Herald said. The gunman was identified as Percy Bayliss. 24. who had arrived In Sanford from Louisiana |ust two days before the killing. Bayliss was convicted o f murder Jan. 16. 1923. and sentenced lo hang. He was executed In downtown San­ ford. Jacobs was described In the Herald as "... a young man of sterling worth and character who had friends all over the county and especially In the Chuluota section where he was t>orn and raised and had many relatives. He was fear­ less In the performance ot his duty and the fact that he had been shot down In cold hloml by a va­ grant., wrought up the community to a fever pitch and had it not Im-cii for the quick action o f Sheriff Hand and his officers the (suspect) would have been lynched." The man who shot and killed reserve deputy George Arthur Pfetl. 57. on Dec. 29. 1977. Is still on death row at Florida State Prison in Starke twelve years later. LI Al Sanchez ot the Seminole County Sheriff's Department researches old copies ot the Sanlord Herald lor information on fellow officers who were killed in the line of duty. Sanchez said ffov Michael Sims also known as Terry Melvin Sims, wiio w as 35. w hen he killed Pfcll. w a s p a r t u l a g a n g li m n Jacksonville and Georgia. known aalhe Dixie Malta. Th e gang was robb in g the Longwood Village Pharmacy, on Stale Road 434. al Interstate -t. Longwood. when Pled heard a (Millie radio re|Kiri of the robbery m progress and Hostages being held He walked into the shop Willi his service revolver drawn. Sims, who was at the front ol the store tired two shots into Plrtl and I'tell wounded Sims Pfell. shot In the face and heart, died almost inline dla'ely. Sanchez said. See D eputies. Page 5A �mid Santord, Florida — Sunday, May 20. 1990 ------------------------------------------- »----- a.— NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE S l Gun-toting students suspended Untied Fre e s Intam atlenal HRS: Adoption ads send wrong message S T . A U G U S T IN E - T w o II-year-old boys were suspend­ ed from a St. Johns County elem entary school this week nftcr separate incidents In which they brought weapons — one. a loaded .22-calibcr pistol — to school. Law enforcement and school dltrlct officials said the pistol incident at Crookshank Elemen­ tary School was the first they could recall nt a county elemen­ tary school. The other weapon. TAM PA — A public service message by a private adaption and chtlu-rnrc service scheduled to air next week Is sending the wrong message to ramllics. state welfare officials said. The announcement suggests that more parents should keep adoption In mind when they are having a tough time raising their children. "W ith the child's interest at heart and Its future at stake, we all want to do the rfght thing. Whether your child Is not yet born or a toddler, we want you to know, we're here to help." Abe Wasscrberger o f the Chlldr .n’s Home Society o f Florida says In the 30-second spot. The message, which also will appear on area billboards, wus prompted by the abuse death o f Lakeland toddler Bradfe) McGee, said Wasserbcrger. executive director o f the society's Gulf Coast Division. "W e are urging people with older children who are having tough times to place them with us for adoption." he said. McGee's mother abandoned him as an Infant, then decided she wanted him back. Two months after state caseworkers returned him. he was dead. His mother has pleaded no contest in the case: his stepfather awaits trial on a first-degree murder charge. Department o f Health and Rehabilitative Services officials said the message goes against the state'a goal o f keeping families together. Social service should offer troubled families help, not make It easier for them to break up, said Ken Rosncr. who oversees foster care and adoption services In Htlls'borough County for HRS. Raising children may be hard, but that’s "th e responsibility of parenthood." HRS spokesman Tom Jones said. HRS official faces child abuse charge United Frees International C O R A L S P R IN G S A supervisor employed by the state Department o f Health and Re­ habilitative Services lins been arrested on charges he sexually assaulted u 9-year-old boy, police said Friday. Coral Springs police detective Kenneth Seymour identified the suspect as Robert Peter Mayer. 45, o f Fort Lauderdale. Flotilla of Brotherhood ready to set sail KEY W EST — A small flotilla o f boats gathered Saturday to carry Cuban exiles across the Florida Straits to the waters ofT Cuba for a peaceful demonstration on the anniversary o f Cuban Independence. Although organizers said the turnout appeared to be smaller than expected. Coast Guard officials said the flotilla was likely to number 100 or more boats by the time It leaves Key West early Sunday. "W e will go as far as prudence calls for. W e are not going to provoke any Incident. " said Pepin Pu|ol. a member of the Association o f Veterans o f Special Missions, the Cuban group that is coordinating the flotilla. Pujol. 60. said he left Miami at 8 p.m. Friday night aboard a friend's boat and arrived at the tip of the Florida Keys at 3 a.m. Saturday In order to participate in the Flotilla de la Hemianldad. or Flotilla o f Brotherhood. "It is Cubans letting the world know that Cubans In exile have solidarity with the Cubans on the island who have not obtained freedom.” he said. “ We hope that the world gets to know that Cuba remains the lost absolute dictatorship In the Americas," Pujol said. Alexis Rodriguez, a coordinator o f the flotilla, said organizers had not decided how close to Cuba the flotilla w ill sail. 4 Police say Mayer, a friend of the bo *s fa m ily , a lle g e d ly assaulted the unidentified child several times over the past year. Mayer, a 14-ycar veteran of HRS. w a j arrested Wednesday at hts ofTIre with the asslstanre o f the Pompano Police Dcparment. said Coral Springs police Sgt. Jeffrey Maslan. He was charged with eapltal s e x u a l b a t t e r y and le w d , lascivious act upon a child, police said. Mayer faces a minimum sen­ tence ol 25 years In prison if convicted on the first charge and a maximum sentence of 15 years on Ihe second charge. Maslan said. Teen may become youngest state inmate vw w m I MIAMI — Coast Guard personnel seized 1,430 pounds of cocaine this week aboard a 42-foot fishing vessel south o f Andros Island In the Bahamas, officials said Friday. Coast Guard personnel aboard two cutters moved in early Thursday to make the bust after the cocaine was dropped from an aircraft. Authorities had tracked the aircraft over Cuba as It headed toward Andros Island. U.S. and Bahamian authorities boarded the Virgo and arrested Its four-member crew, officials said. The bout was being towed Friday to Nassau, the Bahamas. F ro m U n ite d P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l R e p o rts Int* ices. Kelshaw said. HRS relc* _ the boy to his mother's custody.. Welu said he will rccommen that the school board suspen the boy for the rest o f the sch: year. In Thursday's Incident, th butcher knife was found In Ih boy’ s knapsack. The fourthgrader said he had brought the knife to school because he wns b e in g th rea te n ed by o th er youths. tic. too. was charged with carrying n concealed weapon and turned over to HRS. EASY TARGETS FOR CAR THIEVES? GM m o d els too e a s y to ste a l, s a y s report from C of C in Dade C o unty United F r t i t International MIAMI — A recent chamber o f commerce report on Dade County's rising auto theft rale criticizes General Motors for building cars that are easy to steal and calls an the company to make some design changes. The report by a four-person task force that Included a Metro-DadrCounty police major said that GM cars arc "largely responsible for Dade County's 107 percent incrcse in auto theft over the past four years." "Doors without frames, push-button locks on the top of the door and plastic or pot-metal howls on ihe steering column make GM cars easy lo steal." said co-author Hob llnrrlson of Leadership South Dade, a chamber of com ­ merce training program for community leaders that produced the report. The report calls on General Motors to make cars that are more theft-resistant. "Most auto thieves acknowledge that GM cars are probably easier lo steal." said Sgt. Tim othy Addison of the Mctro-Dade County police auto theft division. The car maker said It Is taking steps to solve the problems anil cited a recent meeting with auto theft detectives from around the country. "W e're aware of how our ears our being stolen and how often." GM spokeswoman Toni Slmonettl said. "That's why we brought the were complaining that ihe" city decided not to make any more SARASOTA — Some bathers1 arrests, at least for now. ‘ ‘If we're going lo get Into the at North Lido Beach say they're business of legislating bow big nr getting the bum’s rush from Sarasota police, who have ar­ small someone's bathing suit Is. rested five people recently for we've got our hands full." said C i t y C o m in 1s s I o n c r J a c k w e a rin g but lo c k s - r e v e a lin g Gurney. "I'm not sure this Is bathing suits. something wc want to tangle T h e phones ut the police department, city hall and stale- with." P o lice spokesm an Russell a tto r n e y ’ s o ffice have been Nugent said most of the callers ringing off the hook with calls have protested the arrests and from people w ondering why bathers arc suddenly being ar­ com p lain ed that p olice are "o v e r s te p p in g th eir b ou n d ­ rested for wearing the T-back bulbing suits that have been aries." But lie maintained that |H)llee are only enforcing existing seen on the beach for years. law. "Everybody wears them ," said Police had Ih-cii Investigating Todd Joel Keefe. 27. of Sarasota, and arresting men engaging In one o f the suspects arrested. "I Jusi don't understand why I can lewd acts In the public restroom on South l.ldo Beach Thursday be arrested for wearing what when they decided lo patrol the they can show on public T V ." north end o f the beach in enforce Police decided the suits worn by Keefe and four others who the nudity ordinance. Nugenl said. were arrested violated a city "W e have received complaints anil-nudity ordinance forbidding aboul the whole situation on bathing attire that reveals "anal c le ft " — the cleavage o f a North Lido." lie said. Also arrested were Pamela person's buttocks. But by Friday, enough people Jt-un Wagner. 41, of Sarasota: Unltatf Pr Coast Guard seizes 1,430 lbs. of cocaine detectives here to work with us. I think we learned a lot from each other.” The report Identified seven GM cars among the 10 most stolen. Including Firebirds, the No. I choice o f thieves, Camaros and Monte Carlos. The group used an auto-theft manual written by a 13-year-old ear thief as an example. In the five-page manual, written and Illustrated on notebook paper, the youth offers step-by-step instructions for starting a enr with a screwdriv­ er. The manual lists 15 cars on which the technique works, and 14 of them are made by GM. The other is a Renault Fuego. "Someone discovered a very easy way lo get inside the steering column of GM cars and start them," poller Lt. Jack DcRcmrr said. "That knowledge spread like wildfire across the country." The ear theft rate per 100,000 thousand people in Dade County Is twlre that of the stale average and three times the national average, the rc|xirt said. “ Our concern, by the numbers nlonc. was that GM products led the pack In being slolen." said police MaJ. Richard Ward, who worked on the report. "W e wanted to point out the problem In ihe hopes It would be corrected." Slrroncitl said GM Is working In install coded key chips in all their curs. •tic C urtis W arren , 27: o f New Haven. Conn.: John Bernard Nordqulst. 59. o f Baysklr. Calif., and Robert Gray. 27. o f Kent. Ohio. All were taken to the Sarasota County Jail and re­ leased on $119 bail. Mayor Kerry Klrschncr. afler hearing from Keefe, said com ­ missioners may have to consider revising the controversial 1985 ordinance, which was designed largely to prohibit women from s u n b a th in g to p le ss on the secluded city beach. Like state law. the 1985 city ordinance also bans the public display of sex organs or female breasts. It was passed in part because of complaints o f lewd behavior on the beach. Klrschncr wondered whether bathers would need to take their suits lo the police department for approval before wearing ihcni to the beach. "W hat’s cleavage and what's not cleavage?" Klrschncr asked. “ I think there's a real legitimate concern on the part of the public.” H ouse OKs prison plan UP! report TALLAHASSEE - Tlir Florida House voted unan­ imously Friday to Increase the number o f prison beds for hard-core criminals to a number closer to what G ov. Bob Martinez has called for. but It still wants to fully fund the Juvcnlle Justtce program. Th e J u ven ile Ju stice System package (CS/IIB 3681| being pushed by H ou se S p e a k e r Tom G u s ta fs o n . D -F o rl Lauderdale, was voted out of the House by a vote of 105-0 vote after an ambig­ uous amendment promis­ ing to build as many "hard b e d s " as the govern or wants was passed. The House voted to In­ crease the number of pris­ on beds for hard-core crim ­ inals. but only on the condition Ihui Gustafson's $81 million Juvenile Justice program is left Intact. '• 'i*r - TALLAHASSEE _ Tho winning numbers drawn Saturday night in the Pick 6 LOTTO jackpot were 1 1 ,4 ,4 7 , 2 ,1 2 and 3. • The boy Is suspected of steal­ ing the gun from a friend's house M onday, lie said he brought II to school because he was being harassed on his way home. Kelshaw said Welu said he did not believe that explanation. He said the student was "m ore. In my opi­ nion. frying lo Justify why he had It." The boy was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and grand theft. He was turned over to the state Department of Henlth and Rehabilitative Serv­ Booked bearers of bare* bottomed bikinis bummed by being banned GAINESVILLE — A 14-year-old boy sentenced to 17 years in prison for first-degree attempted murder ^riday could become Ihe youngest inmate in Florida's adult prisons system. Following an emotional hearing Friday, David Rowe was sentenced for the April 1980 knife attack on University of Florida student Stacy LaRocca. Circuit Judge Elzle Sanders passed sentence after hearing pleas from Rowe's lawyers that the boy be given 25 years probation with comprehensive treatment in a psychiatric hospital as a condition. But Sanders said he could find no grounds to deviate from state sentencing guidelines. State law says a minor convicted as an adult for a capital offense must go to the DOC. As of Jan. 30. the DOC had no 13-year-olds in Its custody, and the few 14-ycar-olds It had were not In adult prisons but were part of the Youthful Offender Program. That program Is not an option for Rowe because he was convicted us an adult of a capital offense. If prison and welfare officials cannot agree to send Rowe to the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna, the boy would become the youngest Inmate in adult prison. LOTTERY ' ' found Thursday, was a butcher knife. In both cases, other students I timed in Ihe hoys. "W e were ... very fortunate that. In both cases, the kids had to bmg or tell other kids when they first gut on campus." said James Wclu. director of student services for the district. St. Johns County S h eriffs Department spokesman Kevin Keishnw said a dclrctivc found Ihe loaded gun In Ihe pants of the riflh-grader. who denied having II. » The dally number drawn Saturday in the Florida Lottery Cash 3 game was 8-7-3. The winning numbers from Friday's Fantasy 5 drawing were 1 6 ,3 5 , 2 5 ,3 9 and 20. Sanford H erald IU S P S t i l 110) TH E W EATH E LO CA L FO R EC A ST Today...partly cloudy. High In the upper 80s to lower 90s. Wind southeast lOmph. T o n ig h t...M o s tly fair w ith overnight lows in the mid to uppers 60s. Winds out o f Ihe s o u t h a t 8 l o 10 m p l i . The extended forecast, Mon­ day through Wednesday, calls for partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of mainly afternoon aim) evening showers and thunderstorms Monday through Wednesday. Lows In the 70s. Highs near 90 through the period. Fla nm . Second C la n Pottage Paid a l Sanlord. Florida U tt\ P O S T M A S T E R : Sand ad d rttt changrt lo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P O Boa U S /. *antord. F L 31331 Subscription Ratal (D aily A Sunday) Horn# D elivery A Mail ) Month* SI* SS t Month! S3*00 i Vaar s n oo Phono (to n 111 1*11. & V ^=2----------1 F R ID A Y P tly C ld y 9 1 - 7 0 SATURDAY P tly C ld y 9 2 - 7 2 V SUN DAY S u n n y 9 3 *7 0 M ONDAY P tly C ld y 91-72 TID ES MOON PHASES NEW M ay 2 4 u.m.. 2 20 p in.: MaJ. 8:10 a. mi.. H:35 p.m TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 4:27 u.m.. 5:04 p.m.: lows. 10:38 a.m.. 11:23 lows. 10:43 am .. 11:28 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs, 4:47 u.m.. FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI — Florida 34 hour temperature! end rainfall at t e m EO T Saturday HI Lo Rain Apalachicola as Crtstviaw Daytona Beach Fort Lauderdale FortM yeri Gainesville Jacksonville Key W-»» Miami Orlando P#n»aco»a Sarasota Bradenton Tallahassee Tampa Vera Beach West Palm Beach •4 •4 a/ 10 97 a; a4 a; at tj 8> 97 90 91 at tr*c« 5:24 p.m.: lows, 10:58 u.m.. 11:43 p.m.____________________ BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are I fool and glassy. Current Is n> the south with a water temperature ol 71 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are I foot and glassy. Current is to the south, with u water temperature o f 72 degrees, Sun screen factor; 17, TU ESD A Y C lo u d y 8 6 - 7 3 S T A T IST IC S FRIDAY; SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 2:05 FU LL p.m.: New Sm yrna Beach: Ju n a 8 highs, -1:32 a.m.. 5:09 p.m.: Sunday. May 20, 1990 Vol 62. No 230 Publnhed Daily and Sunday, tic e p ! Saturday by The Santord Harald. Inc.. 100 N French Avo., Sanlord. NATIONAL TEM PS EXTEN D ED OUTLOOK BOATING St. Augustine Inlet: to Jupiter Today...wind south 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and inland waters a light chop. Tonight...wind southeast lo south 10 kls Seas 2 to 3 It. Buy and inland waters smooth. T h e high tem perature in Sanford Saturday was 92 de­ grees and the overnight low Friday was 67 as reported by the University of Florida Agri­ cultural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. There was a trace o f recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 p.m. Satur­ day. The temperature at 8 p.m. Saturday was 74 degrees. 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Hi La Pep 13 41 01 54 41 73 48 80 43 74 47 45 44 .11 14 SI lH, 54 42 ol) 57 51 12 •9 79 53 45 13 43 45, 14 12 47 10 54 73 53 74 54 43 42 72 52 •2 70 04 13 44 79 5/ 30 40 45 59 40 92 41 71 41 57 44 44 41 17 IS 77 •4 11 75 55 •4 42 14 s ; 75 59 33 17 45 71 44 04 71 57 79 57 II 41 15 77 70 48 41 49 04 12 44 •4 70 49 St 71 48 04 90 54 25 93 70 22 a �I • t Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Sunday. May 20 1990 — >A Dad charged with child abuse SANFORD — A Sanford man was charted with child abuse and battery Friday after police said he dandled his five-mon­ th-old daughter from his car before falling on top o f her on the pavement. Chris Francis Hlblc. 26, 180 Katie's Cove, was charged with aggravated child abuse and battery. He was taken to the Seminole County jail on *4.000 bail bond. According to the child's mother. Hlblc wanted to drive the ear and ordered her Into the Amoco gasoline station on State Road 46 at Interstate 4. She told Seminole County deputies he punched her tn the mou*h when she tried to convince him not to drive. During the argument that followed, witnesses report Hlblc dangled the couple's daughter from the car. holding the child In a "hcadlock." The couple left the vehicle and during the struggle. Hlbblc fell to the ground on top o f the child. Witnesses grabbed the child and ran Into the convenience store with the mother before deputies arrived. Two arrested on drug charges ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — An Altamonte Springs man and an Orlando woman were arrested for drug |>osscsslori us they sat in a car in a parking lot outside the Hotline Club on Slate Road 436 Saturday morning. Marvin Thomas Sclp. 2H. 1169 Huncll Rond, and Cathy Volden Dove, 28. were nrrested by Altnmonte Springs police at ubout 4:30 a.m. The officer reported finding two tings o f marijuana on the dashboard of the vehicle und a pipe on the console. Selp was found to have a small amount of cocaine. Sclp was charged with possession of cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Dave was charged with possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. Both were taken to the Seminole County Jail where Sclp's ball was set at S3.000 und Dove's ball was set at 8500. Traffic accident leads to arrest CASSELBERRY — A local man was charged with Icuvlng the scene of an accident with Injuries Friday night after his truck allegedly struck u car while driving north In the southbound lane of U.S. Highway 17-92. then hit a telephone pole. The driver o f the car reported to police his neck was sore. Fred Richard Ncubert. 59. 121 Scmlnola Blvd.. Casselberry, was arrested at his home shortly before midnight. He was charged with leaving an accident scene Involving Injuries, driving on the left side o f a road and driving without a valid license. Ball was set at 85.000. Teen arrested at party FERN PARK — An 18-year-old girl was arrested by Seminole County deputies Friday at about 9:30 p in. for serving alcohol to underage youths during a party at her parent's house. Shalamnr Rose Herndon. 18, 773 Coachllght Drive, wus charged with contributing to the dcllrpicnry o f a minor and possession ol alcohol by a person under 21 She was lakt-n to the Seminole County Jail on 8500 liall. Herndon told deputies her parents were away for the weekend. Two youths were also charged with possession o f alcohol by a minor. Weaving driver goes tc jail ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — After stopping an erra.lc driver at about midnight Friday a policeman discovered 4Vi grams of cocaine, marijuana and u loaded handgun In the man’s truck. An Altamonte Springs policeman reports following the tnick after seeing It being driven recklessly in a convenience store parking lot on Slate Road 436. After the officer stopped the vehlclc and gained permission to search It. he cVscovcrcd 25 grams of marijuana, the cocaine. 8644 in cash and a loaded .22-cnltber handgun. Marshall Taylor Christian Jr.. 33. 579 Spanish Trace Drive, Altamonte Springs, was charged with possession with Intent to deliver cocaine, possession with Intent to deliver more than 20 grams of marijuana and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Ball was set at 85.000. Hh i M Photo bjK«l>T Jordon Bench birthday bash What better way to celebrate a girl's fourth birthday than on a bench in Sanford's Park on Park on a warm spring day. Enjoying the goodies In this party are Sanford residents Kala Wamley, 8 Judge McGregor announces he will run again GENEVA — Judge Robert B. McGregor has announced his candidacy for re-election as Circuit Judge In Seminole and Brevard Counties. Judge McGregor has served as Circuit Judge for the past 17 years, and prior to that he was a city and a county Judge In Brevard County for 13 years. He Is past president of the Brevard County Bar Association and has served as Chief Judge of the Circuit. He Is presently Ad­ ministrative Judge o f the Crimi­ nal Division In Seminole County and also has served In the Civil and Juvenile Divisions In both Seminole and Brevard Counties. Judge McGregor Is married, the father of three children, and resides tn Geneva. The election for clrc„ t judge will be held September 4. 1990. (left); Candace Walton, 6; Tiffany Wamley, 4, in whose honor the birthday party Is being held; Dexter Brown Jr., t; and Jessica Walto.i, 0. NOTICE Due to an inadvertent printing error, some cop ies of our “ Get it all at Scotty’s ” circular were printed with the incorrect sale ending date. The prices are good through Saturday, May 26. Thank you for your understanding. Tom orrow's A Agriculture... :t*ili; U.S. SAVINGS BONDS % v Today's THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT wr �4A — Santord Herald. Santord. Florida — Sunday, May 20. 1990 Jlifp Seminoicflt^unty students proclaimed Dreamers and Doers parents and students, the program was extended In 1986 to Include every public school district In the State o f Florida. So far, the program has recognized over 1.300 students statewide, and 230 more were added to that number this year. By NICK P PB IM U P Herald stall writer Two o f the three State Winners In the 1980-90 Wall Disney World Dreamers flr Doers program are residents o f Seminole County. Named at the ceremony at the Contemporary Resort Hotel on Friday were: • Staeey Lynn CofTman. a fifth grader at Red Rug Elementary School. • Teddy Randall Mitchell, a senior at Lyman High School In Longwood. The third state winner was Eugene Kim. an 8th grader from Jackson Heights Middle School. In addition to the two State winners 42 other Seminole County school students were singled out for the Dreamers & Doers recognition. Although envisioned by Walt Disney many years ago, the Dreamers fli Doers program was first Introduced In 1984 to recognize students In Orange. Osceola and Seminole Counties, who possess curiosity, confidence, courage and con­ stancy. the qualities which Disney admired. Due to statewide response from educators. Students selected for the honors, one from each school. In addition to the state winners, arc described by Wall Disney World officials as "the students who give 110 percent to every effort they undertake. They have a positive Influence on the people around (hem. but their contributions often remain unrecognized and sometimes unobserved. In Seminole County, 26 Elementary School students were honored, 9 middle school students, 6 from County High Schools, and one from the Crooms School o f Choice. Each student received a medallion presented by television actress Tempest Bledsoe. 16. or the Cosby Show, who Is herself a high school senior and about to graduate. Seminole County Teacher of the Year. Diane Lewis o f Lake Mary High School also received an award, a year's pass to the Disney attractions. Martinez against Speedw ay exem ption TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Bob M a rtin ez has s u g g e s te d to members o f the House o f Repre­ sentatives that they forget about passing a controversial bill (lint would exempt the Dayton In­ ternational Speedway from the state's growth management law. "This Is not the time to put the state at risk with this growth m a n a g em e n t a m e n d m e n t.” Martinez said. "It is the best way to destroy Florida." His suggestion that lawmakers bury the bill was a thinly veiled threat to veto the bill if it should win passage, several lawmakers said. The bill, approved earlier In the week by the House Commu­ nity Affairs Committee, would exempt the Speedway from rules requiring It to submit expansion plans to the state for review. It has added 35.000 scats to the Speedway since 1973 without seeking stale approval or paying for road Improvements near the ®(The exemption) is t h e b e s t w a y to destroy Florida, j -Qov. Martinez track. The Department o f Communi­ ty Affairs recently cited the popular- Speedway for Its failure to su b m it p la n s fo r th ose expansion projects. Speedway owners are challenging the cita­ tion. saying they were not legally required to get DCA approval before adding additional seats at their facility. The state's Growth Manage­ ment Act. administered by DCA. Is designed to ensure that serv­ ices such as water, sewers and roads are already in place when they are needed to accommodate growth. Volusia County lawm akers and business leaders oppose the DCA citation, saying any restric­ tions on the Speedway could harm the local economy. One of those sponsoring the exemption In the bill altering the growth management law Is Rep. T.K. W etherell. D-Daytona Beach, who Is the powerful chairman of th e H ou se A p p r o p r ia t io n s Committee. T h e e x e m p t i o n f o r th e Speedway Is “ a good public policy Issue." Wetherell said W ednesday, addin g thnt he questions why the DCA review Is necessary so many years after the seats were added. R e p . C. F r e d J o n e s . DAuburndale and chairman of the H o u s e C o m m u n ity A ffa ir s Committee, would say only that the exemption Is "something the (Volusia County! delegation is concerned about." The growth management bill, which was crafted by Jones, contains several measures T tffS W E E K ..v • ..... . - Kops ‘n Kids Students at Rock Lake E le m e n ta ry S c h o o l In Longwood prepare posters (right) for upcoming Kops and Kids day to be hosted June 2 by the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart­ ment. Doing the coloring (above) are: Jill Young, 7th grade; Rebecca Olmeda, 6th grade; Sue Stephenson, school resources officer; All Ghezeleash, 6th grade, and Billy Brannoch, 6th grade. C o u n ty s c h o o ls re c e iv e g ran t from s p o r t s g ro u p * V SANFORD — Seminole County Schools received a 85.000 grant on Friday, from the Florida Citrus Sports Association. Inc., of Orlando. The grant was announced during tile Association's second annual contributions luncheon at the Citrus Club In Orlando, under the blanket title o f "The Foundation for the Advance­ m e n t o f o u r C o m m u n it y Through Schools." According to the Sports Asso­ c ia t io n . S e m in o le C o u n ty Schools will "use the grant to Increase and encourage business and civic Involvement In the school systc, as well as en­ courage creative educational programs." " T h e m o n e y Is p a rt o f 8100,000 being donated to 15 community and charitable orga­ fSStSi nizations In the Central Florida area." said Hutch Von Weller, president of I he FCSA. The money came from the Associa­ tion's 27 sporting events held between the Spring of 19B9 and 1990. Among the 15 awards, the Florida Citrus Sports Association donated 820.000 to the Florida Elks Children's Hospital. 85.000 to Orlando Regional Medical Center Foundation. 84.000 for Rollins College Department of P h y s ic a l E d u c a tio n an d A t h le t ic s . 8 2 0 .0 0 0 to th e Edgewixid Children's Ranch and 85,000 to the United Negro College Fund, which provides scholarship funds to needy stu­ dents from Seminole. Orange und Osceola counties, who are enrolled In UNCF member col­ leges. Twenty county students in state sp e cial Olym pics K u shm au l. W endy B ennett, Donna Sorrcntlno. and Ray Helms: By NICK PPEIFAUP Herald staff writer SANFORD — Twenty Semi­ nole County Special Olympians from Longwood. Lake Mary and the Sanford area, are eligible to participate In the State Spring Games, which will conclude this eventng In Gainesville. The students are: • Cycling: Linda Arent and Richard Hearn; • Soccer: Ricky Clark; • R o lle r s k a t in g : J e r r y Bledsoe; • E q u it a t io n ; C h a r lie • Track and field: Latharlo Hooks. Sharon Haymes, Amy Chester. Jam es Moore. Kelli Church, Brad Kosmac. James Ja m rock . G all Quinn, Sara Reldcr. Kale Rclder. Mike (lad­ ders. Susan Crosby and John Hormes. Opening ceremonies were held Friday evening at the Percy Beard Track at the University of Florida. A Fam ily Reception followed. BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS S a n fo rd H e ra ld M ISSED D ELIV ER Y H e re a re the projects in S em in o le C ou nty th at m ay affect the flo w of traffic: Drainage improve­ ments at the intersection ol Jitway and Main Street, paid lor by the Community Development Block Grant program. Cost $377,000 C om p letion date March widened from two lanes to four lanes from Charlotte Street to State Road 434 Lane tapers will extend from the railroad tracks north of SR 434 to Milwee School C ost $3 3 m illion. Complellon dale, December [County Road 427 is being Drainage improvements and paving roadways in Lake Mills subdivision Cost: 41 mil­ lion Completion date, Sept 30 Removal of existing headw all and ex te n sio n of culvert on Old Mims Road. Cost: $2,500 Completion date. April ( ■ I Turn radius and drainage improvement at Eden Park Road and Bunnell Road Cost: S4.000 Completion dale. April Pipe installation and d r a in a g e Im p r o v e m e n t at Truman Boulevard, west ol Airport Boulevard. Cost $50,000 Completion dale. April. Call: 322-2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. “SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR GOAL ” b I �3 i Sanford Herald. Sanloro. Florida — Sunday,^ f ' r are cu rren tly exem pt from Sailboat owners also protested boater registration, while power the registration Tee for the same boats pay a registration fee on u sliding scale based on boat and reason. engine size. They would pay the “ I never heard of any docu­ $4 fee In addition to existing mented case o f a manatee being fees. injured or killed by a small The only vessels exempt from sailboat,” said Jim Robinson, the registration arc non powered representing the Florida Sidling bouts under H feet and all canoes Association. and kayaks, regardless of length. Rep. John Cosgrove offered an The registration fee docs not a m e n d m e n t c h a n g in g th e apply to surfboards, windsurfers boat-length llndt from 8 to 12 and non powered "water toys." f t but the bill's sponsor. Rep. In other action Friday In the Peter Wollncc, D-St. Petersburg, Legislature: said the point o f the bill was not — A H o u s e c o m m itte e to (ax on ly boats that are approved legislation giving the potentially harmful to manatees. state Department of Revenue “ The larger purpose ... ts for more power to help slop money the use o f boating farilltles and laundering through businesses a q u a tic w eed p r o t e c t io n ,” . (hat front for the drug trade. Wallace said, moments before The bill (HU 2505) approved the comm ittee voted against by the House Finance and Tax Cosgrove's amendment. Committee would give the DOR All non-motor-powered vessels administrative subpoena powers United Proas International MOUNT ST. HELENS. Wash. — Roosevelt elk now graze peacefully In the blast znne created by the cataclysmic eruption o f Mount St. Helens 10 years ago that leveled 230 square miles o f forest and killed at least 57 peoptr. Migrating salmon and steclhcad trout have found their way back Into the streams clogged with mudflows from the May 18. 1980. eruption. Replanted Douglas fir trees have grown to a height of 20 to 30 feet on some o f the slopes. "Things have really boomed back fast. In many ways." said Jim Scdcll, a U.S. Forest Service e^ologtst. More than I million tourists a year visit the 110,000-acre Mount St. Helens National Volcanic M onum ent in sou th w est W ashin gton and hundreds climb to the rim of the gaping crater to gawk at the sllll-straming lava dome. It tins become one of the region's most popular attrac­ tions. Scientists, however, are using the monun.jnt us a place to study the way nature repairs Itself and to examine the process of evolution. Some of the conditions that existed following the eruption and In futnnrolcs and thermal springs arc believed to be similar to those that e «M c d In the early stages of life on Earth. "Nature Is a very messy gardner." said Peter Franzcn. the monument's resident scientist. "What we ended up with waa a lot of dead trees and dead organlsnts. But they proved lo be the life raft that got things going again.” The mountain has been relatively peaceful for the past four years. But leums of vigilant geologists still keep their fingers on the pulse of the volcano, ready to detect any new rumbling. A network o f seismic sensors covers the mountain 50 miles northeast of Portland, Ore., and Van­ couver. Wash. Governm ent scientists have extended the network to other volcanoes in the Cascades, p a r t ic u la r ly O r e g o n 's M ou n t H ood and Washington’s Mount Rainier, where volcanic activity could pose a greater threat to life and property. "Our awareness of seismic events and our ability to detect and Interpret them has been upgraded dramatically because o f the technologi­ cal advances achieved on Mount St. Helens." says Steve Malone of the University o f Washington seismic center. " [ think It Is unlikely that a volcano could come lo life (In the Cascades) without us being able lo delect It," he said. But Malone quickly adds that science still cannot predict the exact hour or day o f an eruption — or If It would be as damaging as (he explosion at Mount St. Helens. "It really went spontaneously." he said. Scientists agree St. Helens Is one o f the youngest and most active or the volcanoes that dot the West Coast, dating hack only about 4.000 years. It erupted In the mid- 1800s and then lay dormant for 123 years, returning to life In March 1980. first with a series of earthquakes and then with an eruption March 27 that opened a 250-foot crater on the top o f the peak. The mountain continued to rumble with small eruptions and earthquakes until mid-May that year. Scientists detected a bulge o f magma on the north slope of the mountain but were unsure what It would do. On the sunny. Sunday morning, they found out. A 5.1 Richter magnitude earthquake set off a landslide on the north slope. That. In turn, triggered a lateral eruption that had the estimated force of 27.000 atomic bombs. A cloud of hot ash. rock and steam shot out north across the Gifford Plnchot National Forest at up to 670 mph, approaching the speed of sound. It blew awny a U.S. Geological Survey observation point 5 miles away, killing geologist David Johnston, who notified the world about the blast with his last radio transmission: "Vancouver. Vancouver. This Is It?” The blast, with temperatures ranging up to 570 degrees Fahrenheit, blew down or scorched 230 square miles of forest containing enough lumber to build 300.000 homes. Within 10 minutes, the top 1.300 feet of Mount St. Helens — which until then had.stood 9.677 feet high — had dlMVicnred and the landslide had hurled 25 square miles of the Toulle River drainage to depths ranging from 50 to 600 feel. Scenic Spirit Lake at the base o f the volcano was blown out of its basin, and. after sloshing up the side of another mountain, settled Into a new basin. Spirit Lake Lodge and Its cantankerous owner. 83-ycar-old Harry Truman, who had refused to leave the area, were burled under 180 feet of earth. The i ountaln sent up 540 million tons of ash. which covered crops and blackened the sky as far cast as Montana and eventually circled the globe. Mudflows caused by melting snow came down the Toutle and Lewis river drainages, destroying or damaging 200 homes and eventually clogging the shipping lanes in the Columbia River, stranding 31 vessels. Many people. Including Truman, refused to believe a volcano might turn so destructive. "You couldn't pull me out of here with mules." he had told reporters shortly after the seismic activity began. Many other people sneaked around roadblocks into a safety zone established by authorities. They paid with their lives. A total o f 36 people are known to have died In the eruption and 21 arc still missing and presumed dead. Many were killed outright. Others died o f asphyxiation when thick ash clogged their nostrils and turned Into a ccmcnt-llkc substance. One couple was killed by falling trees and others disappeared In the flooding. "W e wished we could have known what It was going lo do and closed more o f It olT. We could have saved some of these lives." said Sgt. Gary Gregg o f the Cowlitz County sheriffs department. Shuttle film fogged One of the experiments laun­ ched aboard Discovery Involved a human skull loaded with sensors In an continuing project to characterize the threat posed by space radiation for crews on long-duration or hlgh-aUllude flights. Andrei Konradl. a radiation expert at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, said data from the skull had not been analyzed but readings from dosimeters mounted In the crew cabin showed a total exposure over the five-day flight of about 1.8 "ra d ." "R a d " stands for "radiation ubosorbed dose” and the unit Is used to describe the amount of radiation actually absorbed by a substance. "T h e dosimeter at location No. 2. on the starboard wall of the crew cabin, which probably gets the highest exposure of all the passive dosimeters we have, read something like 1.8 or so r a d .” K o n r a d l s a id . " W e expected Jusl about that. We expected a fairly high dose on tills mission." Ntcogossian said astronauts on previous long-duration missions like those aboard the Skylab space station *n the 1970s re­ ceived tar more radiation than D i s c o v e r y ' s c r e w . " If you lixik at the previous m issions, the long-duration missions, they can gel up to 10 rads, cumulative dose." he said Konradl said Discovery's crew was not In any danger from (he radiation they were exposed to during Hie mission. city...they were rough, hut hr alwny talked his way out of situations. Deputy Robert Moore. 40. of Umgwood. was a deputy who had been reassigned as a guard In the old Jail In downtown Sanford, behind Ihc courthouse, when 16-ycar-old robbery sus­ pect Ray McCall set fire to a riattrcss In his cell nt about noon June 9. 1975. Herald records show. Moore who died In the fire along with 11 o f the 68 prisoners housed in the Jail, w orked valliantly to try to put out Ihc fire In Its earliest stages, a prisoner laler told the Herald. Under Sheriff Duane Harrell said u Jail sergeant during the fire scnl Moore lo find a key to free firehose from the locked box near the fire start point. He never returned with the key and rescue workers found him later on the floor of a smokc-flllcd m atron's lounge In the Jail. Harrell uaid. Moore died as a result of smoke Inhalation. The prisoner who set the fire also died In the fire. A prisoner who survived said Moore wns "lik e a madman." trying to get access to a locked firehose box near the fire's starting point Continued from Page IA place w inners early during the fire. "H e was locally will receive cash prizes trying his best to put out the damn fire. That’s what finally and trophies. P ro c ee d s w ill b en efit the did him in." the inmate, who Leukemia Society's Central Flor­ was among the trapped prison­ ida Chapter, which last year ers. said. Moore was a 22-year veteran of raised nearly $1,500 from this the U.S. Navy. Arm y and Air event. The panel of Judges is headed Force. He served In the Korean by Chief Judge. “ Nevada Annie" War and In Vietnam. He became Harris who was the 1978 World a sheriffs patrol deputy eight Champion o f the International months before his death. He was Chill Society. Other Judge:* survived by a wife and four include prominent civic and children. The most rerent deputy slay­ governmental leaders and area radio personalities along with ing here was of Hugh E, Thomas Jr., who was killed by a sniper in Miss Orlando. Dana Dahon. And, If the chili gets too hot. Geneva on March 28, 1989. Kirk Middleton is on the Judging Thomas. 24. who had been a panel. Middleton ts Seminole deputy about five years, was County Fire Marshal. Following the competition, the ch ill'can be purchased by the general public. Continued from Page 1A lo go over business records or Stms and hts three miJicry subpoena people as part o f the effort tu enforce the state's drug Hccompliaccs. who were hitting the pharmacy for narcotics for a sales tax Since 1386, Floilda has Im­ second time within six months, posed a sales tax on confiscated fled. They took I’ fell’s gun w'th Illegal drugs. Originally the tax them. They eluded capture by a was 20 percent o f the estimated force o f 200 lawmen. street value of the drugs, but In Deputy Ralph Salerno arrested 1088 It was changed to 50 one o f tficin and broke the case percent, plus a 25-percent sur­ later. Tw o o f the suspects were charge on retail price. later killed It gangland slayings, Som e lawmakers expressed a third Is serving life In prison con cern that the subpoena for wounding two FBI agents In a powers could be used to harass later shootout In Volusia County. Innocent businesses or Individu­ Sims survives on death row. als. But Rep. Ron Silver, D-Nortb convicted o f murdering Pfell. Pfell who retired from the New Miami Beach, said the law Is specific enough so that would York CUy police force after 22 not happen, and that other laws years, was a reserve, volunteer arc designed lo prevent such deputy here, and a secrulty harassment from taking place. officer at a subdivision. He was a The Revenue department has family man wltli four children. collected $850,000 since 1986 Sanchez said. by taxing Illegal drugs seized by "H e never hurt a fly In his police. life...they said he drew his gun and fired, but I don't believe It." W ell's brother-in-law told the Herald at the time of his death. “ He had never used his gun...his days as a cop In New York Life slow ly returning to Mount St. H elens 10 years after blast CAPE CANAVERAL - Some of the color film carried Into a record high orbit aboard the shuttle Discovery last month was fogged by space radiation hut officials say the crew was not In any danger. Discovery and Its five-member crew were launched Inlu a 380-m llc-hlgh circu lar orbit April 24 to deploy the S I.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope high above Earth's obscuring atmosphere. At that altitude, roughly twice as high as shuttles typically fly. (he astronauts were exposed to more radiation than usual from the Vun Allen belts, doughnut­ sh a p ed c lo u d s o f c h a r g e d particles that spiral about mag­ netic field lines between the north and south magnetic poles. The bells begin In earnest about 600 miles up and Discov­ ery flew closer to them than any previous shuttle llij'lit. Arnauld Ntcogossian. director of Ilie sciences at NASA head­ quarters In Washington, said Friday I lit- radiation the Discov­ ery crew was exposed to during the mission was “ like having several chest X-rays." Among the film that appar­ ently was damaged by exposure to space radiation: spectacular high-resolutlon 70 mm "1MAX" footage shot for a commercial film designed to be shown on gtam seven-story-tall screens. "Apparently, there was some radiation damage." said a NASA official in Washington. 5A Deputies: M anatees Continued from Page l A United P rss s International 20 Chili NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN, me. Licensed , Bonded, Insured Stu d en ts— Continued from Page 1A youth pastor at Orlando Christian Center, a non-dcnomlnatkmal church. The newspaper distribution Is part of a week-long rnisade by the center. S c k u lo w s a id he w a s negotiating with Orange County school district officials. Students In that district arc allowed to place literature In an office or library but are barred from handing out publications. 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LcMastcrs n day nr two earllei had been released from Jail on burglary chnrge*. and for help Ing his brother escape from and Orange County Jail rnrllcr that year. LeMaslers' * stranged wife, their baby and the wife's family were Inside tlx* house. In the same area when1 LcMastcrs. tits brother and another suspect had hidden lit woods from lawmen after the brother's January Jail escape. As Thomas walked to the rear of the house. 1-cMastrrs. who was hiding behind a wooden fence, fired a single, fatal rifle s h o t In t o T h o m a s ' h e a d . LcMastcrs then look Thomas' service revolver and shot htmsrll fatally In the head, lawmen reported. Thomas was remembered by hts friends and fellow deputies as a hero. “ He was out for Justice, not revenge." one said. Their time with Thomas. Ills friends said. “ Was too damn short. W e 'v e lost Hugh. But lie 'll always he with us He's up there (in heaven). When we go to n crime scene or whatever, lie'll be there with us." Thomas, nl I.(tugwood, was a patrol deputy, wno had also worked as a Imlflc officer. His mother said that even as a toddler Thomas wanted to be a policeman. The story o f the death o f the second deputy In the cocunty to be killed In Hie line fo duly remains unknown, and uncon­ firmed. Sanchez said he believes that man was stiol in the HMD's during an attempted Jail break He Is seeking Inhumation on Dial deputy. 322-8415 29 YRS. SAME LOCATION "FAMILY OWNFD N EW S R EP O R T i A t te n tio n I S e m in o le C o u n ty 1/ R e s id e n ts F IN A L P U B L IC OFFER ★ Channel 2 News Report ★ The O rlando Connection FUNERALS I I I i KNOW WHAT YOU DRINK Topic: Florida's Water Supply / $ /. N o w o n V H S V id e o ...S 2 5 .0 0 E a ch L im ite d S u p p ly 1 Per H o u s e h o ld C a ll C o rp o ra te O ffic e 4 0 7 -8 6 2 -4 5 0 5 D a ily 9 :3 0 a m - 5 ;0 0 p m Ely Or Our Manajunxint 7777777777 y7 7777 7 j �A - 5 .into 1 Herald. Suntonl c lodda Sunday. V iy 20. T5')£ U .S., S o v ie ts agree to lim it air and se a c ru ise m is s ile s NATIONAL BRIEFS talks." Milker told reporters. "These were some of tin- most Intense talks In this iMushi administra­ tion." Milker said the talks had focused on four areas: arms control, the crisis in Lithuania and the rest of the Maine region. German reunification and Un­ crippled Soviet economy. In Houston. Mush noted there had been some "interesting developments (In Moscow) ... some encouraging things, some problems need to be solved. So. It's it mixed review right now. And we'll keep going forward.” " W e want iltt* Gorbachev sum m it lo lie successful." the president said. “ Hut It's going to lake some give on the Soviet side In my view, lint we sire going to keep pushing." The secretary of state said the two sides had made a breakthrough In negotiations on the STAU’f accord Mush and Gorbachev had hoped to sign iit the Washington summit. "W e reached agreement on the two most vexing problem!! ... air-launched cruise missiles and sea-launched cruise mlsiles." Milker said. By JIM ANDERSON Japanese spend millions on art United Press International NKW VUUK - A I a ilav scries ol mtciluttx ol Impressionist, modern and contcmpor.iry art ended Saturday with total sales soiirtnu toward SI hllllon. a new anetion reeord tor any work ot art and proof that the Japanese are the most powerful players In tin*art market today. An anetion ol contemporary prints at Sotheby's nailery brought down the curtain on sales that saw scores ol llrst-rate p a lm in g and sculptures bring more than $1 million each, while hundreds ol works al lesser quality failed to find buyers. This usually was because the seller's reserve price, hclnw which the artworks could not he sold, was never reached in bidding Observers said many sellers had become greedy because ol the recent bull market for art II some 10 Japanese dealers and collectors had uoi been active .u (lie Sotheby's and Christie's sales, results might have disappointing rather than |usl unsettling, said Diana Itrnoks. president ot Sotheby's North America. MOSCOW — The Untied Stales and I he Soviet Union reached agreement Saturday on llmlls for air and sen-launched cruise in.sslles. the key stumbling block to a stran gle arms treaty to Ire signed at the Washington summit. "I think our discussions have resulted In some real accomplishments, and the progress we have made here makes me optimistic that we will have a productive siitumii In Washington." Secretary of Stale James Maker told reporters following marathon talks that lorceil him to extend his vl*lt lo Moscow Maker said l he agreement provides lor a "com pile.licit lorm ula" limiting tlit* number ol cruise m issiles that Is fair to I miII i su p erp ow ers " There Is going to lie a substantial reduction In strategic nuclear weapons because ol ibis treaty.” lie said Milker's aunoimcemeiit made It more likely that President Mush and Soviet President Mikhail CiorlMeliev will sign (lie Strategic Arms Mcducilon Treaty, or START, during llielr May 30 June 3 summit Maker also announced ma|or progress on separate agiecuieiils that would limit chemical wea|Hitis product Ion mid the testing of nuclear weapons. 'The secretary's pre summit visit Included five hours ol talks with (iorliachev. several long meetings with Soviet Foreign Minister Kduard Shcvaninad/c and all night bargaining sessions between the two men's technical teams "W e have |tist completed lour days ol detailed Man shoots six in self defense COATKSVII.I.K. I’a. — A man who came to the aid ot a friend sprayed the attackers with gunfire Saturday, wounding six men. police said "It may have Irceii sell defense." said Police Chief Dennis Ali vander "From what we've been told, they were coming .it him It sounds like lie did li out ot fear." Four ol the shooting victims were hitsplilll/ed. while two others were treated and released Vincent l.ove. 25. was m in itia l condition al Ifraudvwlne Hospital with a stomach wound From United Press International Reports B ush ho p es s ta g e set fo r s u c c e s s Maker said fie and Shevardnadze had also reached agreement on a ‘'precedent-setting" chemical weapons treaty and protocols for limit­ ing nuclear tests Milker added, however, that there wax "less progress than we hoped lor" was in talks on an accord to slash conventional forces In Kurope Milker also met Friday with Lithuanian Prime Mluister Ka/lmlern Prunskiene and said he was "very encouraged" I hut she had met earlier with Gorbachev to discuss a compromise to end the crlsis over Maine secession. UPI report HOUSTON - President Mush expressed hope Sat­ urday th.'it the stage Inis been set for a successful summit with Soviet Presi­ dent Mikhail Gorbachev, but said "IPs going to take some give on the Soviet sid e'* to c o m p le te the superpower arms control agenda. " It ’s a mixed review right now ." Mush said after In­ tensive talks In Moscow ended with long-sought breakthroughs toward cuts In strategic and chemical weapons, "but we ll keep going forward." S p eakin g to reporters while touring the head q u a rte rs o f the sevennation Economic Summit he will host In July. Mush responded with cautious o p t i m i s m I o th e an nouncem ent in Moscow that crucial obstacles to treaties on strategic arms, c h e m ic a l w eapons and nuclear testing had been overcome. VA concedes A gent O range linked to cancer SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY\ ONLY! B y R E B E C C~A~ f f o s l l E R O UPI Science Writer WASHINGTON - In the gov­ ernment's first admission link ing Agent Orange to a serious medical problem. Veterans Allalrx S e creta ry Edw ard l)c rwlnskl directed lux agency to pay $H million \car to Vietnam veterans alllietixl ■>%- a broad eliissof cancers The decision to eompciixaic veterans sutlenng Iron soil tissue sarcomas was prompted by recommendations oi an advi­ sory committee that conrludtd there Is "at least as likely as not" -i significant statistical link be­ tw e en e x p o s u r e to to I he wartime herbicide and the dllllcult-to dlaguow cancers. Agent Orange, which con­ tained tin- deadly contaminant dioxin, was sprayed from Janu­ ary I9(>5 to April 1970 In Vietnam to destroy ground cover and crops. An estimated 1,100 Vietnam veterans or their families are expected lo receive compensa­ tion for soft-tissue sarcomas, tumors found In such tissues as muscles or Irndy fat. 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Armstrong. 7-1. struck out three and walked two cn route to tin first complete game of Ills career. He retired 14 straight hatters from the first through the sixth Innings and joins Frank Viola as the only seven-game winners In the National League. It was the second consecutive shutout for the Reds. Paul O'Neill's ninth-inning homer Friday night gave Cincinnati a 1-0 victory over the Cardinals. John Tudor. 4-2. allowed six hits over six Innings In sullcrlng the loss. The lefthander struck out three and walked one. Tin- Reds broke a scoreless deadlock with three runs In the Ittth. J im* Olivet opened the Inning by reaching on shortstop Ozzle Smith's throwing error and moved to second on Paul O'Neill's single. Roomcs followed with Ids second homer of the season, deep Into the left field seats to make It 3-0. Armstrong worked out of a hases-loadcd Jam in the sixth. Inducing Pedro Guerrero to flv to center lor the third out. The Reds made It 4-0 In the eighth. Hilly Matcher singled, stole second, went to third on an Infield out and scored on Todd benzingcr's sacrifice fly. '. In other National League games Saturday. Atlanta nipped Pittsburgh, 2-1 and Montreal trimmed San Francisco 7-4. In late games. Chicago was at Houston, the Padres were hosting the Mets and Philadelphia traveled to Dodger Stadium. Dodgers win National Prom staff reports SANFORD — Joshua Watson tossed a scven-hllter and struck mil 12 as the Klnker Dodg-rs defeated the First Union A s 9-3 to clinch the National Division Chmaplouship of the Sanlord Retreat Ion Department Lillie Major baseball League at Roy Holler Field Saturday. The win by the A's puts them Into the City Championships opposite the American Division champion Disabled American Veterans Royals. The best o f three series will open Tuesday nlghl starting at 7 p in In the oilier games played Satur­ day. the Railroaders Cubs otilseored the Royals 13-12. the First Federal of Seminole Cardinals slopped (he Sun bank Orioles 6-4 and the Seminole Ford Red Sox blasted the Stmnlland IMrates 14-4. The Dual standings In the Ameri­ can Division had the Royals on lop al 12-4. followed by the A's (9-7). the Red Sox (8-8) and the Orioles 11-15). In the National Division It was the Dodgers with the best record In the league at 14-2. followed by the Cubs (13-3). the Cardinals (5-11) and the Pirates (3-13). Watson also helped Ids own cause al ihe plate by blasting a three-run home run In (he first to get Ids learn off lo a 4-0 lead. Watson also had a single In a four run third, but he was far from the whole story as Terrell Jackson and Dctrtck Quinn also homcrcd for the Dodgers. Also hilling for (he Dodgers were Byron Deesc. Damon Coppola and Ken Edwards (one single and one run scored each) and Tony Stein (single). Doing the damage for the A's were Alberto Williams (two singles, run scored). G regg Stafford (triple). R ic h a rd b a d g e r (d o u b le , run scored). Ivan byrd (single, run scored) and Al Anderson and Erie Smith (one single each). The Cubs forced the Dodgers lo win when II came from 12-5 down to beat the Royals. A grand slam hv Donald Hinson and a two-run single were the big blows that allowed the Royals to build the big advantage, but the Cubs refused to quit and behind the base running o f Aaron Knlghl and the hilling of Paul Evans and Mike Howard the Cubs scored five runs In the third and three runs In the fourth lo claim the win. Reliever Robert Dic kerson retired 10 of Hie last 12 men he faced lo gel the pitching win for the Cubs. Providing the offense for the Cubs were Howard (two singles, two runs scored). Evans (two singles, run scored). Aaron Knight (single, four runs scored). Dickerson (single, run scored). Dustin DeMarco (single). □ See Majors, Page 3B AMERICAN LEAGUE Ward leads Tigers over Sox CHICAGO — Gary Waid drove in three runs* Saturday nlghl to pace the Detroit Tigers to their fifth straight win. a 6-4 decision over the Chicago While Sox. Frank Tatiana, 3-2. allowed ten hits over seven Innings lor the vlctot , tie yielded four runs and struck out one. Mike Hcnncman worked the final two Innings for his ninth save. Jack McDowell. 1-3. worked Into the sixth Inning and gnvc up four runs and six hits In suffering the loss With the game tied 3-3. Cecil Fielder opended the Detroit sixth with a double, chasing McDowell. Scott Radinsky relieved and walked plnch-hltters Tracy Jones and Mike Heath to load the bases. Donn Pall relieved and gave up a two-run single to Waid. giving the Tigers a 5-3 lead. Heath went to third on the nlay and scored when Dave Hergman tapped Into a double play to make It 6-3. Ron Kittle cut Detroit's advantage to 6-4 In the sixth with Ills seventh homer. BASKETBALL Payne leads masters FORT LAUDERDALE — Seminole Communi­ ty College basketball coach Hill Payne scored 24 points In each of two victories as the Orlando over-45 team defeated Chicago 99-74 and Seattle 82-77 Tin- other top scorers for Orlando was ex-NBA player Harry Clemens who scored 31 and 20 in the victories. The Orlando over 40 team did not fair as well d ro p p in g a 91-87 d ecis io n to O akland. California. Artis Gilmore and Jim Flannagan led Orlando with 40 and 15 (Kilnts. respectively. Clyde Lee scored 29 lor Oakland. COLLEGE BASEBALL Gators Eliminated in S E C HIKMIN'GIIAM. Ala. — Mississippi Stale broke open a 2-2 game with a six-run seventh inning lo heal Florida 8-2 and eliminate the Gators from tin* Southeastern Conference baseball tournament. ITic bulldogs. 43-18. used Jon Harden for seven Innings o f relief work. Harden. 4-0. earned the victory, scattering three lilts without allowing a run. Cord Corbitt. 3-5. suffered the loss for Florida, which ends its season at 29-30. Corbitt relieved starter John burke In the fourth and gave up three earned runs In 3 Innings. John Cohen paced the Bulldogs, driving in three runs with a 2-4 performance. The bulldogs. 2-1 In the tournament, were to pi.iv the loser o f the Vanderbilt-LSU game Saturday night. Qi) PITCHING GAPS: Largest difference In totals between top two career leaders 27 83*. - Wilk»~ N Ryjn (2.543). S Carlton (1 333) 19 2S*. - Innings - C. Young (7.157/ P Go. >,i94i 18 5 2 *. - Sm keout* - tl R ».in 15,0761. S Carlton (4.136) 18 4 0 *. - W in* - C Young (5 1 1), W Jo hn *o n (417) 18 13*. - Shutout* •• W Johnson (110). G Al«>ind«r (90) 14 69‘. - Comp gjm«» •• C Young (749), P. Gjlrln (639) MAi«*»**Cl C o m p ile d trom a la ft en d w ire re p o rts . josnua Watson overcame a sore fool lo pitch and hit the Rinker Dodgers to the National Division Champ ^nship of the Sanford Little Major Baseball Htald Ptcolo* l>» lonwitTYlne«nt League Saturday. Watson tossed a seven-hitter whllo striking out 12 and also hit a three-run home run and a single to help his own cause. The right golf club can make a big difference By ROBBIE STOCK Herald Correspondent LONGWPOD Many golfers claim t'hal the type of club a person uses has no bearing on their score; only their ability. but Lee Oyer doesn't tliltik so. And he's goi ten years of research lo prove II. Oyer recently opened tip Golf Improvement Center al 390 North Highway 17-92 (phone nu m ber 331-4777) w h ere he specializes In personal club filling. "Eight of every ten people play the wrong shaft," staled Oyer. "Ninety pcrccni of what the club does is in the sliafi. It's the motor of the golf club." Don't think Oyer cIcm-s ii ' i know what he's talking about. Although his business lust opened In De­ cember. he Is already the PGA Tour representative for Apollo, a new and upcoming company In the golf industry. During the Hay Hill Classic In laic- March. Oyer worked with players like Davis Dive III. possibly the longest hitter on the tour. D e n n is W a ts o n , a n d P e t e r Jacobsen. As a matter of fact, Gav brewer, a member ol the Senior tour. Is actually playing with Oyer’s personal set of clubs. "Pros have Hie same problems with shafts as everyone else." vilel Oyer. "A n d If a shaft works for a lour player. II allows him lo play more consistently.'* bill Oyer has shafts for more Ilian Just pros, he hits one for every person who walks through his doors — even beginners. "Equipment Is very much Im­ p o rta n t fo r th e b e g in n e r s ." explained Oyer. " If a pros have proper equipment I hey can teach much better." Oyer's process in fitting a person Is In Itself different. He actually goes out and works with someone one-on-one until they find a shaft that suits their swing. H ow ever. O yer doesn't stop there. He can also put that shaft In almost any elubhead. not Just the onc made by tlx- manufacturer of the shaft. And If for some reason a club should break. Oyer can fix II. He's got live years' experience of re­ pairing clubs, while working al ioeal reputable golf ship Oyer sees his shop. I hough, as more than a place to buy off-theline sets of clubs or gel an sick Iron cured. " i t 's not lust an outlet for manufacturers’ clubs or Just a repair shop." staled Oyer. "W e're really working hard for properly lilting people (with clubs). See G olf. Page 3 B Htf»ld Photo by Ktlly Jordan Lee Oyer makes custom goll clubs for some of the big names on the Professional Goiters Association. Oyer recently opened the Golt Su m m er Sq u all sw e e p s by Unbridled to w in P re a k n e ss U nited P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l BALTIMORE - Summer Squall swept hv Kentucky Derby winner Unbridled In mlel-sircich Saturday and drew away lo w'ln the 115th Preakness Stakes, denying racing a Triple Crown coronation and an­ swering the questions ubntil his si/e. bleeding and runner-up perforinanee In the Derby Summer Squall beat Unbridled hv 2 14 lengths, with Mister Frisky third In a phnin tliitsh over 60-1 outsider Music Prospector The wlmitng lime ol 1.53 3-5 under Pat Day lied lor tlit- secondfastest Preakness lime in history with Gale- Dancer one- tilth oil Tan k s Prospect's record run m 1985 Day also rexlr Tank's Pro spec I. Racing will he denied a chance- to sec a showdown between Hu- Dcrbv and Preakness winners I I I the June 9 belmonl Slakes Dogwood Stable an n ou n ced 12 d a y s ago that Suitimmc-r Squall a small lean cult with a puliiionars bleeding clinch tlun. would not go on lo the Triple­ Crown llnalc primarily because of the Nerw York Slate prohibition against Ihc use of Lasix, a diuretic used in control bleeding. Summer Squall's triumph was remarkable In llghl ol the physical maladies he has sulfercd over Ihc past nine mouths. Less than 36 hours before the 1 3 16 mile Preakuess. the colt discharged a "trickle of blood" after cooling down Irom a routine gallop Though trainer Neil Howard said he was unconcerned about the event, cither horsem.in contended Dogwood was risking a major pulmonary hemor rhage like- the one Summer Squall suffered alter a workout In Febru­ ary Thai bleeding episode came just as Hu- Storm Hire! coll prepared lo make a t omehaek Irom a hairline lr.it lure ol a caution Imiiic D.ty said alter winning his second Preakness he had been nervous about Hie toll s health going lulo Ihc- race liui Nell pul im tears in resi "H e told me ibis morning that If he- wasn't 10O percent, he wouldn't send him over there. He llntshcd hlgtlme. like I knew he was capablc o f" Day deserved considerable praise lor Hie 2 I I length triumph. While Cralg I’errc-i took Unbridled outside around the turn to take Ihe lead with three sixteenths o f a mile to go. Day saved ground Inside. Jusi as he did through the early part of the race Had he gultcu shut off. the 36 year old Jockey who was so badly erltlel/ ed for ills second-place finishes with Easy Goer in the- 19r,9 Derby and Preakness would have been an easy target lor secondguessing again Day already had been subjected to s o ni e M o ii d a y - m o r n I n g quarterbacking lor bis decision to rule Summer Squall rather than Unbridled m ihe Kentucky Derby. Day had the uioiini when Unbridled won Hu- Florida Derby but linmedlalely gave him up lo stick with Summer Squall lor the Trip le Crown r.u cs "I Mill think I made ihe right choic e ami today 1proved II " There Is a consolation prize lor U nbridled and Ills 92-yt-ar-old owner Frances Gentc-r. Dogwood Stable Manager Cot Campbell rcii crated after Ills colt's Preakness victory that Summer Squall would Immediately go on vacation That means Unbridled is a virtual shoe-in lo collect (lie $1 million bonus awarded lor the tn-sl overall lltiish in Ihe three classic s m the event ol no Triple Crown sweep With eight (Minus lor lus Dcrbv Irtmnph and Preakness second. Unbridled need only llntsh ihe 1 Ca-mtle Belmont m collect tliemoney Summer Squall, the 2 I thud choice by a small ,1111011111 ol money lM-hlnd Mister Frisky, paid So ho . S3.00 -.nd $2.60 cm a S2 hc-l Unbridled, the- H 5 lavorlte returned S3 OO and $2 HO. ami Mister Fiiskv S3 40 �*■ — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florid* — Sunday, May 20. 1990 S T A 7 *T& . ^ D I N G S ' Philadelphia Mont reel New Ynrk Chicago St. Louis [ At Seminole Park Friday night First rac* - 1/1. D 7*7* 4 Runny Button* ll.ao 3 00 4 10 2 I'm On Remote * 40 7 00 5 ■ My Katy 4 00 Q<14) 7* 40 P (4 7) 111.30 T |4 2 I I 413 00 Second r a c e - * / 1 4 .0 3141 * Bob'* Dakota 3 00 4 00 I.H 3 Going Wild MO AN 4 Running For Fun A JO Q <M) 17.40 P 14 SI *3 10T 14341 344 00 DD (40) 30.30 Third race — V ia . M : 11.40 IC R 't Adam Boy 3 40 1.40 1 00 4 Podo Phantom no no 1 Choi Boy R O ]« 0 (1 -4 )0.40PI1 4 > ]1 H T 11 43)3*70 Fourth rac# -1/1 4 . C : 11.43 S D en l* 3 40 1 40 110 tPedoRomoo 7.10 3 40 IW hero'tFIrm 3 40 Q (I I I 14 40 P ( 1 II 4140 T (1 1 1) 171.10 3 (3-1-71) 103*00 Filth race — S' 14. D: I I 47 3 Z P Black Jack n i o 11.40 7.10 A E J'tS u m m a 4 00 1.40 I Night Charllo 410 Q (14) 0440 P I I All) 40 10 P (All-1) I 40 T I I A-111077 40 31nth race — 3/14. C : 11.10 1 Running Now* * 00 4 10 5.20 1 Kinky M illion 4 00 110 I Red1* Roatfy 4 40 Q 11 1) 14.40 P 111) *3 40 T (1 1 1) 144.40 Seventh race — V14. B: 11.31 4 Rate Iren 1410 140 130 7 Hanry Bellmon ] 40 110 1 Soarkv SocAk i ofl Q (47) 34.00 P 14 7) 33.30 T (471) 147 00 P IC K 3 (1 1 4) SO. 10 CIghIh race — 1/3, T : I t .34 3 Stimulated 17.10 3.43 410 7 Scott'1 Ginger 4 40 1.30 1 Racket Glbraltor 140 O (73) 4130 P 17 3) *4 30 T (3-7-1) lt340 3 (17-1-1)131300 Ninth race — V tt . D : 11.44 IB rew n la't Tidbit 1*10 10.40 7.10 IC h aco 110 410 3 Lim it Move 4.40 Q 111) *4 30 P (13) 1*4.40 T (1 1 1) 401.40 10th race — V I* . C: 21.42 1 Bee The On* *40 130 1.40 1 Keey Dene 4 00 140 4 Painted Lady } .» 0(1-1) I I 00 P (3-)) 43.30 T (3 141 Itth r a c e - 3 / 1 1 A : It 31 7 Car la C 1340 7 30 7 40 4Be*tPrlnt 1040 4 40 I John Tipton 4 00 Q 14-7) 31.00 P (7 4) 1034 00 T (7-4-1) 40110 3 ( 7 - 1 - 4 - 1 ) 1 3 4 4 . 4 0 lltn race — 1/3. B : 3t.4t 7 Itraakln In 4 30 4.40 1.40 1 Imekla Shirley n j o 4.10 IC R 'tR e d L a d y 440 O (17)33 40 P (71) *1.00 T (7 1 1) 307.H tlth r a c * - V I 4 . D : 11.44 1 Nutlt* Kool Luka 10.40 11.40 4.40 1 Breaker Wait 4 40 4.10 7 My LlttlaKIng 3 00 O 11 1) 31.30 P (1 Alt) 17 30 P (All 1) *40 T (1 1 7 ) 410 30 3 I I 17 1) 144130 )4lhrace — V tt . A: 30,*3 OOmnIKIdKey 4 30 1 00 1.40 l F * * t Impressions 4 40 1*0 7 C R ‘( Delta Burk* J 00 Q ( 1 3 ) l t OOP (3 1)3* 40 3 (1 1 7 4) *037 00 11th race — * '* .C :3 * * 0 7 LJ'» Shirley 3 40 3 40 4 40 4 SK ’t Clerk Kent 410 to 1 Hot Dtrlde 4 70 Q 14-7) 43 40 P (7 4) 47 I0T 17-4 1) 317 30 A -1.473. 11-1177.414 AM ERICAN L E A O U t m e M llxxdtS* Batten . Cleveland Toronto Baltimore New York Detrot 1 W 30 t* 1* 70 IS 14 >3 L Pci. OB 12 .423 15 S3* 2 l* 3x3 2ti It .534 3 70 <7* 4to 1* .474 4to 72 .403 7to 22 20 1* tt 15 IS 13 H 1) 14 70 70 77 71 West Oakland Chicago Minnesota Seattle Texes California Kansas City ATI — .443 tto .343 4to .474 7 .47* tto .403 »to .344 10to Friday Rttulft Cleveland3. Seattle0 California 4, Toronto 1 Baltimore I I , Texai 1 K ern el City 4. New York I Mlnnetote 4. Botton 0 Mllweuke# S. Oakland 0 Detroit 4. Chicago 1 Saturday R atvlli Botlon I], Mlnnatota t Now YorkS, Kansas City 4. It Inningt California It. Toronto* Cleveland*. Seattle] Detroit at Chicago, night Texet at Baltimore, night Oakland at Milwaukee, night Sunday Oamet (All timet EO T) Mlnnatota (Smith 1-4) at Botton IHetiel 11), 1 03 p m. Taxat I Brown S3) at Baltimore (H arn ltchl I), 1:23p m. Calltornla (Langiton 3 3) at Toronto (CummingiOS), 1:33p.m. Soolllo (Bankhead 01) ol Cleveland (Swindell] ]). 1:33 p.m. Oakland (Sanderson 4 1) at Milwaukee IB o*to]]).7 :3 3 p .m Detroit (Petry 4 11 al Chicago (Hibbard 3 7), 7:13pm Kansas City IS. Davis 14) at New York ICery 10). 3.03 p.m. Monday Gamas , Oa k land it Tor on to Chicago at New York, night Texas el Boston, night Minnesota at Baltimore, nighl Calllornlaal Cleveland, nighl Kansas City at Detroit, night Seattle at Milwaukee, night NATIONAL L E A G U E East W L Pci. GB Pittsburgh 73 17 437 — 1* t* 14 1* 1* JW W ffi*- r - 13 55* 13 514 13 .471 1* 437 I* .437 Ito 5 4'1 7 7 West Cincinnati 74 3 730 Lo* Angela* 13 17 .514 7to Sen Otogo 17 13 .434 3 to Sen Francisco IS 71 417 H Houston 13 n .371 tlto Atlanta 17 2) .144 tlto Friday Result* Cincinnati t, St. LoultO Pittsburgh *, Atlanta 1 Chicago 7, HouttonO San Diego*. Nan York 1 Lot Angela* 4. Philadelphia 1 San Franc loco 7. Montreal 1 Saturday Return Montreal 7, San Francltco 4 St. Loult at Cincinnati, night Pltttburgh at Atlanta, nighl Chicago at Houston. night New York at San Dlago. night Philadelphia at Lot Angelet. night Sunday Oamet (AMtimet ID T ) St. Loult IMagran* 14) at Cincinnati ( R l j o l t ) . 1:13p.m. Chicago (Brotkit 0 0) at Houtton (Scott 1-4), 1:13 p.m. Montreal (D.Mortlnei 3 3) al San Francltco (Burkett 1-1), 1:13p.m New York ( Fernandtt 14) at San Diego (Ratmuttan 11). 4:03 p.m. Philadelphia (Combi 33) at Lot Angolet (R.M artinet 11). 4 03 p.m Pltttburgh (Smlloy 11) at Atlanta IP .S m lth l 3 ),3 .03p.m. Monday Oamet St. Loult at Atlanta, night Cincinnati al Chicago, night Pltttburgh at Houtton, night Philadelphia at San Francltco. night New York at Lot Angelet. night — S O U T H IR N L I A O U I (AA) . (Ma|or Laagae athUatlan In parenthetat) fa tte n ) Dtvrston W t Pet. G B Jacktonvllla (Expot) 13 I) 4*3 — O land o (Twlnt) 14 13 .371 4to Columbut (Atlrot) 10 27 .474 Ito Charlotte (Cuba) 13 14 41* 10'1 Graonvllla IB ravatl IS 24 .34* 11 Memphlt (Royalt) 13 17 .5*3 — Birmingham (Whit* Sox) 72 t» 337 7to Chattanooga (Radt) It tf .333 1 Hunttvlllo (Afh let loti I* 11 .431 4 Knoxville (Blue Joyt) 14 13 .33* * 't Friday Retvllt Memphlt 3. Chattanooga o Birmingham *. Columbut 3 Jacktonvllla 5. Hunttvlllo 1 Graonvllla at Knoxville. Suip., Knox v lllo l Greenville 1 (Top Of 3rd Inning) Orlando 3. Char lotto 3 Saturday Oamet Memphlt at Chattanooga Birmingham at Columbut Jocktonvllle at Hunttvlllo Graonvllla at Knoxville Chariotta at Or lando Sunday Garnet Memphlt at Chattanooga Birmingham at Columbut Jacktonvllla at Hunttvlllo Greenville at Knoxville Charlotte al Orlando FLOHIOA STATE L E A G U E (4 ) (Ma|ar League affiliation In paronthotet EOlt Divlllen W L Pet. West Palm B ta ch (E ip s) 31 II I l l f St. Lucia (Mats) II .331 Vero Beech (Dodgers) H .313 Ft. Loud (Yankees) 2i 77 4*3 Miami (Independent) 11 21 342 Central Division Osceola (Astros) 73 t l .311 Lakeland (Tigers) 73 If 341 Baseball City 1Royals) 1* 34 442 Winter Haven (Red Sex) * 37 .140 West Division 13 10 .7*7 Dunedin (Blue Ja y l) Charlotte (Rangers) 30 t l .4*1 SI. Pete (Cardinals) 11 21 300 Sarasota (While Sox) It 25 41* Ctoarwator (Phillies) 14 2* 274 Friday Results Ft. Laud]. Lakeland! Miami 4. Winter H4v*n 3 St. Lucia 4. Bate bell City 1 Saratota 4, SI. Pete 1 Watt Palm Beach 3, Otceola 1 Charlotte I. Claarwalor 3 Dunedin *, Vero Beach 3 Saturday Oamet Otceola at Watt Palm Beach Clearwater at Port Charlotte Voro Beech al Dunedin Lakeland at Ft. Lauderdale Winter Haven al Miami Bateball City at SI. Lucia Saratota at St Polertburg Sunday Garnet Saratota al Charlotte Voro Beach at Clearwater Bateball City al Watt Palm Beach St. Pete at Dunedin Winter Haven at Ft. Laud Lakeland at Miami Otceola at SI. Lucie OB — tto ♦to 10'1 70 — Ito t 1* — 1 It's IS I* BA SEB A LL LEA D ERS Batting (Minimum ** at ba tt) National League Dykstra. Phi Larkin. Cln Alomar. SO Sabo. Cln Hatcher, Cln Santiago. SO McGee. SIL Dawson. Chi Gwynn. SO Uribe. SF American League Griffey. Sea Guillen. Chi Parker. Mil Gladden. Min Sheffield. Mil N Henderson. Oek Davis. Saa ab 111 127 IIS 124 124 H2 141 121 147 *7 ab 144 107 110 m *4 170 173 r 74 21 17 7* 1* 11 V 23 77 10 h pet. v, 3*3 44 342 44 334 44 34* 42 13* 31 .11* 47 333 40 111 47 331 32 330 r 73 17 14 71 ll pet. S3 34* 31 333 3f 333 4J 130 It J2 313 J5 40 333 20 41 333 Marllnoi. Sea 111 I* )7 333 Ortulak. Bal t i 10 Jl 310 Jacoby. C'a 110 1* 34 .317 Hama Runt National League — Dawton. Chi II; Bonilla. Pit *; Mitchell, SF 3, Sabo. Cln, Davit. Hou Brookt. LA. Wallach. Mil, Jahnton, NY and Wllllamt. SF 7. American League — Fielder. Del 13; Canteco. Oak 13; McGwIra. Oak II; Gruber, Tor 10; Maldonado. Cle, 3. Ram Betted In National League — Dawton. Chi 33; Bonllla. Pit » ; Cartor, SO 7*; Clark. SF 7»: O'Nolll, Cln. Guerrero. SIL and Wllllamt. SF IS America ) League — Fielder. Del. 34: Gruber, Tor 31; Leonard. Sea 7*. Canteco. Oak. Maldonado. Cl* 23. McGwire, Oak 1* * V ^ lv i4 v - v* u win, lost* & DREW JUSrWIEHYJUTWDOeUrirWSSfHTb^oRWcTbTWTV.. National League — Pretiey, All. 13: Sabo. Cln. DeShleldt. Mtl and Me Geo. SIL 11: Herr. Phi and Gwynn. S D 10 American League — Gladden. Min and Wll-on. Tor II; Larkin. Min and R.Htnderten. Oak It; Stillwell, KC end Bichette. C e llo Triplet National League - Hatcher, Cln. Kruk, Phi. Bonilla. Pit and Uribe. SF 1; Nine playertlled with 7 American League — Guillen. Chi, Phllllpt. Del and Brumlay. See. 4. Jacoby and Webtter. Cta and Fernanda'. Tor 1. Staten Be let National League — Samuel. LA 13. Coleman, SIL 17: Ralnet, Mtl 14; DeShleldt. Mtl. Larkin. Cln and Bondi. Pit II. American League — R Mender tor. Oak I*: Canteco. Oak II; Calderon. Chi and Pettis, Tax 10. Sat. NY * Runt Scared Notional League — Sabo. Cln ]*; McGee. SIL 17; Dykitra. Phi and Bondt. Pit 14: V.Hayes. Phi. Dawton. Chi. Bonilla, Pit and Mitchell. SF 33 American League — Canteco. Oak If ; R.Henderton, Oak and Griffey, See 11; Yount. Mil end Puckett. Min 14; Fielder. Del and Franco. T a i l ] . Hit* National League — Alomar. SD 43; McGee. SIL and Gwvnn. SD 47; Larkin. Cln and Dyktlre. Phi 44; Sandberg. Chi and Sabo. Cln 44 American League — Grltfoy. See S3: Gruber. Tor. Trammell. Dot and Gladden. Min 44: Lamtord. Oak 41; Cavlt. Sea and Fernandei, Tor 41 Pitching Victoria* National League Viola. NY 7; Drebek and Heaton. Pit end Armitrong. Cln 3; Morgan. LA, Cook. Phi and B Smith. StLS. American League — Jonet. Chi. Stewart. Oak and Holman. Sea 4: Clement and Boddlckor. Bov Tapanl.Min. Brown. Tex- Finley. Cal and Stleb. Tor 2 Earned Run Average (Minimum *1 Inningt p M cM I National Laaguo — Cook. Phi 144: Viola. NY 144; Gardner. Mil 101; Armtlrong. C ln 7 73. Drebek. Pit 7.3* American League — Welch. Oak 1.71; Black, Cle 111; Finley. Cal 7 0*. Hlguera. Mil 7 71; Gordon. KC 1 *• itrfki’t u t r * * Nallona# League — Gooden. NY 41; Viola. NY 17. Martinet. LA at; DeLeon. SIL 41; Gardner. Mtl. Belcher. LA and Hurtl. SO 37 American League — Ryan Tex 34. Cltmen*. Bos 32. Hanson. See *4 Perec. Chi *4, Ltery. NY 41. Morris. Det end Johnson Seen Save* Notional League — McDowell. PN »; Smith, Hou end Burke, Mil 1. Williams. Chi, 1Myers. Cln and Franco, NY 7 American League — Jones. Cto 11; • Schooler. See t l ; Thigpen. Chi end Aguilera. Min 10; Eckersley.O ak* Complete Game* Nellonel League — Morgan. LA. Whitson. SD and Vtola. NY 3. Eight pitchers lied w ith] Athenian League — Saberhagen. KC, Leary, NY, Welch. Oak. and Harnlsth. Bal 2 tows. Better Seven E attorn Canker* nee CMcepevt. Detroit May 20 — Chicago al Detroit. 1pm May 73 - Chicago at Detroit, 3 p m May 74 - Detroit at Chicago. 1p m. May 13 — Del roil al Chicago. 1 p.m. a May 10 — Chicago at Detroit. 3p m 1 Juno 1 — Detroll ol Chicago. * p m. x J u n e l-C h ic a g o at Detroit. TBA Wiat'rn Conference May I I — Phoenix al Portland, to p.m. May 13 — Phoenix al Portland. 10 p m May I I — Portland at Phoenix, 10 p m . May 17 — Portland at Phoerdi, 1 :K p m x May 7* — Phoenix al Portland. *p m. x May I I — Portlandal Phoenix, tp m 1 June 1 or Juno J — Phoenix at Portland. 3:30p m 1 If m a tte ry . TB A — be announced. NHL Playeft* Conference Finalt Campbell Cantarence Oitcage vt. Edmonton ( E dmantan wlnt tar let 4-11 May 1 -- Edmonton 3. Chicago 1 M ay4- - Chicago 4. Edmonton 3 M a y t- - Chicago3. Edmonton I May 3 -- Edmonton4.Chicago! May 10 - Edmonton 4. Chicago 1 , May 17- -.K^r 3,CMcasa * W4Ht Conference WaiMngten vt. Batten ( Batten wlnt ter let * 0 1 M ay] - Botton 3. Wellington 3 M a y l - Botton 3, W4 thing Ion 0 May7 - Botton 4. Wathlnglon 1 Botton 3. Wathlnglon 2 M ay* Stenhy Cup Final ( Ed men ten lead* ter let 1-3) May 13— Edmonton], Botton]. IO T May 13 — Edmonton! Botlon7 May 20 — Botton at Edmonton. 3 05 p m May 21 — Botlon at Edmonton. *:33p.m. i May 74 — Edmonton at Botton. 7 35 p m i May 24 — Botton al Edmonton. 4 05 p m x May J* — Edmonlon at Botton. 7 35 p m ■II Became ry M ISLP LA Y O FFS By Untied Prett International Betlol Five (All Timet EO T ) Eaitern Dtvltlon Finalt Kantat Oty vt. Baltimore I Baltimore lead* teriet 3-0) 11 — Baltimore 4. Kantat City 4 13 - Baltimore 4. Kantat City 2 I* - Baltimore 7, Kantat City I, OT 13 — Baltimore at Kantat City, 3 IS Shutouts National League — Morgan. LA and Viola. NY 1; Fourleen pitcher* tied with I American League — Welch. Oak 2: Nine pitched tied wllh t NBA PLA Y O FFS Second Round Conlerenc* Semillnalt Beit el Seven Eaitern Conference Philadelphia vt. Chicago I Chicago wint ter'et 4 11 May 7 - Chicago*4. Philadelphia *3 May * - - Chicago 101. Philadelphia *4 May II - Philadelphia l ll. Chicago I I I May 13 -C h ica g o H I, Philadelphia 101 May 14 - Chicago 117. Philadelphia W New Verk vt. Detra't I Detroit wint ter let *• 11 May ( --Detroit 111. New York 77 May 10 - Detroit 104. New York *7 May 11 - N e w York Ht.Oetroit 101 May 11 — D el'd 1101. New York *0 May 13 — Detroit *3. New York S4 Weitern Conference San Antonio vt. Portland I Portland wlnt tar let 4 1) May 3 -- Portland 107, San Antonio *4 M a y l- -Portland I J l, San Antonio 111 May 10 — San Antonio 111. Portland *0 May l] — San Antonio 115. Portland 105 May 13 — Portland 130. San Antonio 1)1. 1 OT May 17 — San Antonio 111, Portland *7 May I* — Portland Kd. San Antonio 103 Phoonix v t LA Lakart (Phoenn watt teriet 4-1) May • — Phoenix 104 LA Lakert 102 May 10 — LA Lakert 124. Phoenix I0O May 12 - Phoenix 111, LA Lakert 103 May 13 Phoenix 114. LA Lakert 101 May t l - Phoenix 104, LA Lakert 103 Third Round Conlerenca Finalt p p p p May May May May m x May 20 - Baltimore at Kantat City. 3 05. m a May 72 - KantatO ty at Baltimore. 7 33. m X May 1» - K aniat O ly at Baltimore, 7 35. m Weitern Dianion Finalt San Diego vt. Delia* (Setlet tied I I) May I I — San Diego 4, D a lla tl May 12 — O allatl. San Diego t May I I — D allaiat San Diego. 10 35 p m. May 20 — Dallat at San Diego. *: 05 p m May 21 - Dallat at San Dlago. 10 U p m x May 14 - SanDwgoal Dallat. 1:15 p m x May 24 — San Dwgo al Dallat. * 35 p m. (a II ntcaitary) AUTO RACING Wint ton Open At Concord. MC.. May I I (Listed wllh driver, typa ot car. and qualifying speed I I Ernie Irvan, Oldtmobil*. I l l 200 mph; 1 Oick Trickle. Pontiac. 170*1*; 1. Greg Sacks. C h e v r o le t . 170 351; 4 Rob M o ro to . Oldtmoblle, 170 075; 3 Chad Little, Ford, 14* llv , 4 Sterling M arlin, Oldtmobil*. 14*013. 7 Rick Wntoi. Oldtmobil*. 1*4 474. I O al* J a r re ll. Ford. 144 51*. » Hut Stricklin. Bulck, 164 341; 10 La rry Pearson. Pontiac. 144 754 II Richard Petty. Pontiac. 14* 130; 12. Michael Wallrlp. Pontiac. 147 4*5. II Dave M arcit. Chevrolet. 147 541; 14 Jim m y Spencer, Pontiac. 147 444. 15 Ken Ragan. Ford. 147 3*5. 14 Buddy Baker. Ford, 147 340. 17. Rodney Combi. Pontiac. 147.103, 13. Jock Pennington. Odtmobile. 14* 5*0 , It Dick John ton. Ford. 144 313 . 70 Jlmmr Meant. Pontiac. 144.1*7 I I Butch Millar. Oievrotot. 144 777. 17 R ick M att. P c n lia c 144 034. 13 Bobby Ham ilton, Pontiac, 143 770. 14 Kenny Wallace. Ford. 143 135; I I Jimmy Morton Ford. 143 I**; M Mickey Glbbt. Oldtmobil* 141 133. 17 Jerry O'Neil. Chevrolet. 144 '40 23 Bill Vtnturlnl. Odtmobile. 144 154 2* Bob Schochl. Buick. 14402*. 10 Philip Dull.* Bulck. 141 337 QOUP 11 m illion C tltn i* l Ctottic Al Fori Wertti. Ttxat. May It T h ir d Round (P a r is ) 44 tt At 706 4t AS 77 204 77 Al 47-207 Nick Price AA 71 70-207 AS At 7) -207 4' '] 44 - 700 Scott Hoch................... ............ John Huston ............ .............. 4* 4' 77 - 704 Tint Simpson to (0 4* -70* Sian Utley....................... 44 72 AA—70f John Mahettey 17 77 70-704 Billy M jylalr 47 44 74-70* TO 72 AA 21A (lav'd 1 m l . —r^k Tom P u rU tr . . . 47 77 7 7 ^ ^ Turn Watsc.. 71 72 A#—711 Andrew Magee 71 71 4 * -)1 l Mike Donald 70 7) At—711 Larry Mire . 73 70 A# —211 | ) f t At i n Robert Wrenn Brian Tennyson...................... 73 44 70 - 711 K( « Perry 4* 71 71-111 Clara Dennis 4* 70 77 - 711 Curt Byrum Al Af 74-211 t t 74 t A - t l) Bruce Llellke t o l l «*-7 l7 P#l«r Jacobsen 70 77 70-117 Billy Rey Brown 70 72 70-217 Mai Sutton 71 77 70- 71) Hale Irwin 73. 1 **-71 3 BobEttes 7] 4* l l - } ; ] Rocco Mediet* 73 7140 - 71] Davit Love I I I ................... 71 70 77 - 31] Mike Hulbert 71 70 72—It ] Billy Andrade 72 44 71-21] Scott Slmpton............................. 70 72 7J-7I4 Tom Byrum 71 71 77-314 J*y Meat 7**4 70-114 Dan Foreman '0 71 73—114 Lanny W idklnt 'J '44* -214 Scott Vtrplank '4 4* 43-214 Gtl Morgan ................................. 7147 73-114 Richard Zokol............. .................*7 71 74—214 Ian Baktr F in c h ........ „............. 7J 71 7 |- J |J Kenny Knox............................... 70 74 11-715 Gerea Sauers ................ .............. 72 74 *0—315 Ronnie Black. ,..... . 4* '7 * * —211 David Peoples 74 73 43-115 Ray F lo y d ..................................... 74 4* 73-114 Robert Garnet............. .................. 70 74 7 2 -11* Futiy Zoeller ..._ ............... 72 73 71-21* P H. Morgan 111 73 71 '1-71* Bobby Wadklnt............................. 71 73 71—114 Denlt Walton............ .....................71-71 71-21* Paul Ailnger 71 7274- j i ; Bill Sander 73 70 74- 217 Jay Deltlng -------------74 70 73-717 BlaineMcCallitter 4* 74 72-717 Steve Elktngton............................. 70 75 72-217 Joey Slndeler 73 71 71-717 Joe O ia k l..... .......... 71 73 70-117 Deve Rummellt 71 74 71—311 Mark Wiebe 4* 73 77-21* Jim Thorpe 73 74 72-21* Bob Eastwood 72 70't-720 Doug Tewell.................................. 73 4' 74-220 Dully Waldorf............... ............... 72 70 73-220 Mike Sullivan......................... 74 72 74—720 David Edwards............................. 77 47 77—211 Jerry Pate...................................... 77 72 77-221 Jim Gallagher............................. .73-72 '4-211 Fulton A lltm ............... ...................71 74 74—711 Jodie Mudd............. 71 4*'4-121 Leonard Thompton '3 74 74—H i Keith Clearwater.............. .......... 71 73 74-713 Tom Stockmann ........ ............... 71 74 74-713 Tommy A rm o u rlll...................... '0 73 7 * - 774 Tom Kite....................... ................. 73 74 77-174 Bill C la tto n .............. ................ 77 74143-Wdr Cmdy Rtrlck Sherri Slelnheuer Deb Richard Beth Daniel Rosie Jones Holll* Sttcy Juli Inkster Nancy Biown Milti Edge Cdfhy Mjrkno Marla Figueras Doltl Cathy Gar ring Betsy King Danielto Ammaccapane Allison Finney Pet Bradley Elam* Crosby Cathy Johnston Debbia Massey Terry Jo Myers Barb Mucha Oun« Meimche Rauch Nancy lop*! Amy Beni Jen* GeJdet Jill Bril** IW u 1] lj 11 T| to t 1 • I 1 1 « 1 7 7 7 7 1 * h A D IO M S pm WHOO AM IW0). The Winston. Motor Racing Network BASEBALL 1pm - WWNZAM ('401 Southern League. Charlotte Kn^htt *t Orlando Sun Ray* ) 10 pttf W M JKAM 117701. Chicago Cubs at Houtton Attrot 3 45 pm - WBZSAM (1270). New Von (A*tt at San FrancIscoGiants 5 50 p m - W M JKAM 112701, FSL. Otceola Atlrot at SI Lucie Melt ' 45 p in - WHOO AM IWOt IVWNZ AM 17*01 Kantat City Roynt *■ N*« York Yankees Sunday AUTO RACING 3 lOp it* — W F T V * The WiMion IL I S p m — ESPN . Indianapolis 500 Tim* T ru ll. (L). alto al 3 a m BA SEBA LL 10 a m - SC. Collect. Sun Belt Con In me e Championship Noon - SUN, College. Missouri Valley ConferenceChampiomhlp. IL I 2 p m — 2*. 54. SI Loult Cardinal! at Cincinnati Red*. (L ) 3 p m - SC, College. SEC Tournament Championship Game, IL t .a lio a llt p m 7 30 p m — GN. Chicago Cubt al Houston Atlrot. (L) 1 p m - SUN. Col kg*. Metro Conference Tournament. Championship Game, (L) 4 p m - O R, New York Melt al San Oego Padres. IL I I p m — ESPN , Kama* City Hoyelt a' New York Yankees. (L) I p m — SUN, Colkg*. Southwell Confer once Tournament. Championship Gam*. ID BA S K ETB A LL 17 M pitv - WCPX6, The Batketball Show t p m - WCPX 4, NBA, Eastern Cooler ence Final, Chicago at Oetrolt. ( L l BOXING 3 p m - WESM 7. 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Sports or higher, part are worth 0 points I Overnight Shupe brothers land several huge king mackerel off Port Canaveral Sunday. May 6 dawned calm and hazy at Port Canaveral. My brother, Paul, and I hurriedly launched my boat and scanned the water’s surface In lhe back of the Port for mullet activity. Luckily, the mullet were thick, and a few casts wllh my ten-foul net tilled my ball well to ('opaci­ ty Tile plan was lo slow troll these tasty morsels over H-A r e e f, w h ic h Is 1 W m iles northeast of Port Canaveral. The ride out was smooth, and w r had our lines In the water In less than 45 minutes. An unidentified fish attacked the d o w n riv e r bait, but missed the hooks. T h i slash marks on the halt were similar to those of a barracuda, and we were re­ lieved ihui we didn't have to Iom fishing time on u* e of those toothy critters. W e resumed trolling, and ten m in u t e s l a i e r s o m e t h in g smashed one o f the surface halts, and line began to melt otf FISHING JIM SHUPE (he reel at an alarming rale. Only a big king mackerel'could strip line al that speed, so I maintained a steady pressure while the llsh tired Itself. Alter un exciting bailie, the exhausted fish swam under the lxwt. We slarrd In disbelief al the size ol lhe king---- ll had lo be around five feet long! I galled the monster and barely lit it in my oversized lish box. In a few minutes we were (rolling over the same area, when unolher giant king "sk y ­ rocketed" one o f the balls. Mo­ ments later a rod Ix-nl anil line peeled oil the reel. Paul grabbed tile rod and held on us the lish covered hundreds ol yards In a matter ol minutes. He played the lish carefully, and it was soon gaffed and deposited into the fIsis box. Around IO:ilO A.M.. the sky cleared and the ocean became tlead calm. The bile was over, bill we bad four huge king mackerel In the boat. We laier weighed the fish In at Captain Jack's. The "sm a ll" king wtigheil 44 pounds, and the largest weighed 47 pounds. Paul and I knew that we had been lorlunate to experience such great lishtng. and we will recall I lie excltcmenl of Mils trip for years to come. SH UPE'S SCOOP As .i nil*', live ball will usually p r o d u c e la r g e r fis h th an artificials Live ball Is particular­ ly deadly when flailed over sirtn Inti such tsa natural reel FISHING FORECAST George, from George's Balt and Tackle, lias glowing reports on bream and blueglll. J.T. Jones caught a trem endous stringer ol 45 hluegtlls dial weighed over 50 pounds from Lake Jesup on grass shrimp. There Is good action around all of the bridges with bream, culfisb. and specks. Steve Gard. al die Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, said dial the big cattish are doing great In the holes Mass are schooling In Snake Creek, the cut. ami die other usual schooling places. A ction is great around the Osteen Bridge lor bream and radish. Sebastian In let bus had m ix­ ed action will) tarpon. Jacks, redlisli. flounder and snook. Snook season will close June I. so make your plans accordingly. C u p i a l n J a c k ui P o r t Canaveral report* good offshore action with dolphin, waboo and kiuiJ m ackerel Jim Shupe holds a 47-pound mackerel that was caughi otf Port Canaveral The lish was one ol several caughi by Shupe and his brother on the outinq �i I * I 1 » Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 20, 1090 — $■ Maj Contia&cd from IB Ccdrtck William s (two runs scored) and R o n n ie M cN eil and C h arlie McLain (one run scored each). Pacing the Royals were Hinson (grand slam, single, run scored), William Wynn (two singles, two ru n s s c o red ),. K e vin B u tler (single, two runs scored), Corey Williams and Marcus Beasley (one single and one run scored each), Chris Glovanelll nd Rob­ ert Hampton (two runs scored each) and Alexis Acosta (run scored). The Cardinals scored four runs In the first and two In the second on a Major Fisher home run and cruised to the victory behind the combined one-hit pitching o f Shawn Eason and Bart Dixon. Leading the Cardinals were Bart Dixon (two singles, two runs scored). Fisher (home run. two runs scored). Jay Smith (double), Eason (single, run scared) and Lorenzo Dixon (run scored). Pnllllp Reynolds had a double for the only Orioles hit. Scoring Drexler the runs were Reynolds, Sean Jessie (two) and TOny Guam c!ale. ..... The Red Sox exploded for eight first Inning runs on its way to the 10-run win. Th e game was stopped after three and one-half Innings by the mercy rule. James Thom as pitched his best game o f the year for the Red Sox. noldlng the Pirates hitless and scoreless until the fourth. He finished w lths four-hitter. Contributing to the Red Sox attack w ere Robert Randall (home run, two runs scored). Thomas and Antonio White (one double and I wo runs scored each), Henry Taylor (single, th r e e runs sc o red ). W a lte r Gaines and Jason Bertrand (one single and one run scored each). A lb e r t H am p ton (tw o ru n s scored) and Michael Ashley (run scored). Getting the hits for the Pirates were Ernest Anderson, James Fields and Marcus Johnson (one single and one run scored each). Mike Willis (single) and Eugene Butler (run scored). Golf Continued from IB Since his business opened, Oyer has been putting together sets o f clubs which he models at various golf courses, including Winter Springs Country Club, where pro JefT Graunkc helps people find the right shaft before they got to Oyer and get clubs mude. Oyer became Interested In golf 10 years ago after moving to F lorid a . He started p la y in g because some at his friends from hts new Job coarsed him Into It. And he became hooked and sought out very possible re­ source for learning about his new passion. He also acquired many clubs. " I ' complied a bank o f In­ formation and turned It into a business," stated Oyer, who currently carries a four handi­ cap. “ You have to do n lot o f work In the golf business. That's what creates a business — being a service to ol her people." Currently. Oyer is working on a new club design — he recently created his own clubface which allows a person to hit the ball oft the sweet spot and yet still make the ball go on target. In the future. Oyer hopes to mass market hts Idea — to an extent. "W e'll have our own shafts, our own heads, and our own system. Every set will fit the individuals. They will no be mass produced. It will only be at courses where pros can actually go and fit who they arc with." U n it e d PO RTLAND . Ore. Clyde Drexler hit five free throws In the last 26 seconds of overtime In decisive Game 7 Saturday and Terry Porter scored 36 points to rally the healing Portland Trail Blazers Into Ihe NBA Western Conference final with a 108-105 triumph over the San Antonio Spurs. Waisanen receives award FO RT W O R TH . Texaa Curtis Strange, tuning up for a try at his third straight U.S. Open title, shot a 2-undcr 68 In winds that gusted to 30 miles an hour Saturday and moved Into a lie fo r the lead w ith Ben Crenshaw after three rounds of the 91 million Colonial National Invitation. " I hung in th ere" Strange >ald. "You saw today why Colo­ nial Is one of the great old courses. You have lo hit a lot of good shots and If you don't you arc going to scramble." Strange, who has not won since capturing his second con­ secutive Often crown tart June, made nine vonsecullvc pars on the bark nine to move lo 4-under 206 for 54 holes. Crenshaw reached that figure as well with a 2-ovcr 72 Satur­ day. He made only one btrdle after making seven birdies Fri­ day In a round or 65. One shol back o f ihe co-leaders going Into the final day were Russ Cochran. Corey Pavln and Nick Price. Cochran, who began ‘No one is sa fe ’ a s Bush has fun day on golf tour United Press International KING WOOD. Texas - Presi­ dent George Bush, having whal he called a "fu n " day of golf, made his PGA Seniors Tour debut Saturday and In the Gerald Ford tradition o f presi­ dential golfers, no one was safe. "T h e president’s ball bit me on the left arm. then It rico­ cheted and hit someone else, then went back on the fairway.” said Dorothy Berlin, one of ihe brave spectators at the Doug Sanders Celebrity Classic. "M y grandklds will be thrilled to death the ball hit m e." S e v e r a l o f B u s h 's sh o ts bounced Into the gallery. The president missed one short putt for birdie, sank another and sailed one ball over a group of reporters. But when he reached the 1Hili green. Hush was greeted with a loud cheer from the crowd. After his final shot, he picked up his ball and threw It into the crowd. "That was fun.” said Bush, who along with his son. baseball executive George Jr., combined for a 71. " I really enjoyed It. I loved being with you all. There were a lot o f good holes out there." Bush came In Kingwood at the Invitation o f a close friend, tournament host and seniors touring pro Doug Sanders. He played In a foursome that in­ cluded Ills son. Sanders and P G A C o m m is s io n e r D ea n e Reman. The president, who earlier Saturday viewed some o f the areas devastated by flooding along the nearby Trinity River, arrived by helicopter on the practice tee adjacent lo the No. 1 hole. Sanders Introduced Deman and form er astronauts Gene Cernan and Alan Shepherd be­ fore presenting Bush to the enthusiastic crowd. "Barbara wanted to conic with me. but she didn't want to see her husband cry." Bush said, referring to his wife. "S h e's knows how tough this course Is." Porter achieved the thlrdhighest scoring total In Portland A psychology major with a 3.93 GPA, Waisanen also was named an NJCAA Academic A ll-A m erican . He w as cocaptain of this year’s Anderson C o lle g e so c c e r tea m and helped lead the Trojans to a 10-6 record. INDIANAPOLIS - A.J. Foyt gambled everything on his In­ stincts and won a record 33rd straight starting spot In the Indianapolis 500. The four-time Indy winner qualified his Lola-Chevrolct with a four-lap average of 220.425 mph. Foyt's fastest speed ever In time trials. Foyt. 55. of Houston will be the oldest driver In Indy 500 when he takes the green flag for the May 27 race. " I said we were going to roll the dice and that's what we did," Foyt said. "W e changed the whole setting on the car. I had no Idea what tt was going lo do. 1 Just got tn and said we're going for It. I was In a different groove each lap. I was using the whole damn race track.” Foyt reached his fastest four laps o f the month during his qualifying run. He blamed de­ lays In getting the car for slow practice spec Ja [Ms month. Watsancn graduated from Oviedo High Scholl where he was MVP o f the soccer team, a memebr o f the national Honor S o c ie t y an d a D is n e y "Dream er and Doer." H e Is t h e so n o f P h il Waisanen and Gloria Bay lift, both o f Winter Springs. the day at B-undcr tied for Ihe lead with Crenshaw, shot a 73 Saturday while l'avln had a 70 and Price had the day's best round o f 67. "I would have taken even par when Ihe day began." Price said. "T h e wind makes you cautious out there. Any shot within 20 feet o f the hole Is a goed shot." Scott Hoch and John Huston were alone at 2-under 208 — Hoch shooting a 68 and Huston a 72 — while Tim Simpson, Sian Utley and John Mahaftey were the only others under par at 209. Trevino holds lead in PG A S enio r event UPI rap ed ___________________ KINGWOOD. Texas Lee Trevino continued to dom in ate the $300,000 Doug Sanders C elebrity Classic Saturday, shooting a s e c o n d - s tr a ig h t 5-under-par 67 to remain In the lead after two rounds of the PGA Seniors event. T r e v in o , th e le a d in g m oney winner on the Se­ niors Tour this season. Is at 10-under par 134 for the tournament, four strokes ahead o f Bob Charles. George Lanntng and Or­ ville Moody, who sank a hole-ln-one. both were at 4-ui dcr 140. six strokes oft the pace. The highlight o f Satur­ day's play, though, was the appearance o f President George Bush, who played all 18 holes. "1 was trying to watch t h e p r e s id e n t p l a y . " Trevino said. "1 was not uaylng attention to what 1 was doing.'* Sabatini upset at German Open United P r a n International BONN. West Germany Unscedcd Italian Sandra Cccchlnl ousted No. 3 Gabrit-la Sabatini of Argentina from the third round of the 9500.000 German Open Friday and went on to reach Ihe semifinals with a triumph over France's Nathalie Tauzlat. Joining Cccchlnl as quarterfinal winners werr her next opponent, second-seeded Monica Seles or Yugoslavia, and top seed Steffi Graf and Natalia Zvereva, who will face each other. Seles beat sixth-seeded Conchlta Martinez of Spain. 6 0. 6-3. the host country's Graf defeated Sovtet Leila Meskhl. 6-4, 6-1. Zvereva, the Soviet No. 8 seed, defeated Austria's Judith Wleaner 6-7. 6 0. 6-4. Cccchlnl needed two hours and 29 minutes to down Sabatini 6-4. 3*6. 6-4 before dismissing Tauzlat 7-6. 6-3 In the quarterfinals Cccchlnl. who lost to Graf In the semifinals at Berlin In 1987. had a little luck as Tauzlat wasted two set points In the opening set of their quarterfinal. Meskhl. the world s No. 28. was the surprise In Friday's matches as she confused Graf In the first The Trail Blazers, ravaged by Injuries through the scries, managed to win all four home games over the Spurs team c o n s id e r e d a fu tu r e N B A powerhouse. Portland will open the best-of-seven NBA semifinal series against the Phoenix Suns Monday at home. This marks only the second time Portland has advanced past the confer­ ence semifinal, the other being th e 1976-77 c h a m p io n sh ip season. ANDERSON, S.C. - Scott D. Waisanen. a sophomore from Winter Springs, recently reclevcd the Anderson Ktwanls Club Sportsmanship Award during Awards Day ceremo­ nies at Anderson College. S.C. Strange, Crenshaw share lead United P ra ia International Pr—9 In te rn a tio n a l set with her straight forehand. With a 3-1 lead. It seemed as If Meskhl would do better than In her 1988 Seoul Olympic match against Graf, which she lost. 7-5. 6-1. or In this year's Melbourne Grand Siam tournament meet­ ing which Graf won 6-4.6-1. However. Graf broke Meskbl's service In the eighth and 10th games to secure the first set after 36 minutes. In the second, the Soviet's resistance was broken. Graf, after breaking Meskhl twice, needed only 22 minutes to advance to Ihe next round. "I made too many mistakes In the first set. I tried too often to bring the ball lo Leila's backhand," Gruf said. Graf has won all four of her matches against Zvereva. Including the 1989 French Open final, which she won 6-0,6-0 in only 34 minutes. " I ’m looking forward lo a possible final against Monica Seles." Graf said after her 65th victory In a row. "But Saturday's scmtllnul Is more Impor­ tant.” Graf announced In u press conference, she will play for Wesl Germany In July's Federation Cup In Atlanta. lead B la z q s ^ 'e f^ g g u r s play oft history and was backed by D rcxler's 22 points and Jerome Kersey's 21. The loss spoiled excellent games by San A n t o n io 's C u m m in g s , w ho scored 27 points, and David Robinson and W illie Anderson, who each scored 20. The crucial play came with 30 seconds remaining In overtime w h e n S a n A n t o n i o ’ s R od S t r ic k la n d c o m m itte d a breakaway foul against Drexler. giving him two shots and the Trail Blazers possession o f the ball. Before the foul. Strickland had turned over the ball on a bad pass with the score tied 103-103. D rexler converted, putting Portland ahead 105-103, then was fouled on the Inbound play and hit two more shots from the line for a 107-103 lead. After a pair o f free throws by San Antonio's Terry Cummings cut Ihe lead to two. Drexler was fouled again, he missed the first free throw but made the second. With b l^ econ d srem a ln ln ghIn i the game, San Antonio still had a chance to tic but Porter stoic Reggie Williams' Inhounds pass to end the game. San Antonio appeared to be In control when David Robinson's tip with 2:32 remaining In regu­ lation play gave the Spurs a 97 90 lead before Portland re­ grouped. Kevin Duckworth, playing with a splint on his broken shooting hand In his first aeries appearance, hit a 16-foutcr that cut the deficit to 97-92. Then Drexler hit a 3-point shot, cut­ ting San Antonio's lend to two points. With 1:17 left in regulation, Kersey tied the score 97-97 with a slam dunk over Robinson. Anderson could have scored the Spurs* winning basket in the final second o f regulation play but the ball was knocked away by Kersey. Early In overtime, Portland had a 13-2 run fora 103-99lead. Foyt qualifies for record 33rd Indy U n it e d P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l "W e had laps close to 220," Foyt said. " I didn't run that many of them. Mainly we got the car way late, almost a month and a half late. We have had no test time. I was doing a lot of testing with the car. I guess that's one reason we never put a complete lap together, because I wasn't really happy with the car. We had two or three different motors In the car." Even as Foyt's car was waiting In line tc qualify, final adjust­ ments were being made. "W e were trying to do every­ thing to get It to go down the straightaways and make It han­ dle properly," he said. "W e Just put It together In the line." Chevrolet-powered cars filled the front three rows o f the starting grid, with Foyt slightly disappointed at hts starting spot In the middle of row three as the clghth-fastrst qualifier. " I expected to be on the front row.” said Foyt. who has not started In the front row since 1982. " I didn't expect to start this far back. I mean, that's the Idea o f having a Chevy motor. I'm happy where I'm at. Don't get me wrong. But I am disap­ pointed not to run faster than we did." Foyt's first Indy with the new Chevy engine has made a great difference tn hts confidence and attitude, although he had to do some convincing to get Chevy to Involve him with Its program. " I can see they're hesitant to set me u p." he said. "They weren't wanting to expand the team because they were trying to keep the engines more or less where they could stay on top of the technology. With too many teams, they couldn't do it. I was Just glad I was one o f them they expanded to. " I told them we was going to reorganize. I told them I was going to spend a lot o ^ ^ e ie racing, so that’ s or,| �V 4 8 — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. May 20, 1990 Jari Kurri c e M M V ^ birthday with victory U n ite d P r a t e In te rn a tio n a l BOSTON — Jarl Kurri spent Ills 30th birthday moving past Wayne Gretzky In the record Isooks and. thanks to that, llu* Edmonton Oilers may soon be enjoying their fifth celebration In the last seven vrars. Kurri scored a hat trick and set up tw o goals Friday night, moving the Oilers halfway to a sweep o f the finals with a 7-2 rout of the Bruins. Kurri also set up Petr Kltma's game-winner In Game 1. “ I don't think I've ever seen anybody play a better game In the playoffs." Edmonton center Mark Messier said of Kurri. Thai statement means some­ thing because Messier, like Kurri. played several ve; rs with Gretzky. "Jarl plays a great two-way gam e." Messier added. "H e's so elegant, sometimes you don’t notice him ." "It was a good gam e." Kurri said. "I don't know If it was mv best." Kurri's first goal moved him past Gretzky as the NHL's career playoff goal-scorer with 90. and Ills second chased goalie Andy Moog at 4:21 of the second period. "1 have not talked to Wayne about the record." Kurri said. "But I'm sure when he hears about It he’ll be happy for m e." K u rri th en set up C ra ig Simpson and Esa Tlkkanen, putting the Bruins down 2-0 In the best-of-seven series. "W e played so well, then It did In fact unravel on us." Bruins Coach Mike Mllbury said. Game 3 is scheduled for Sun­ day night in Edmonton, with the Oilers on course to complete I heir second final-round sweep of the Bruins In three years. Since the NHL adopted a best-of-seven format In 1939. only three teams have rebounded from a 2-0 deficit lo win the finals. Goalie Bill Hanford kept the Oilers in the game while they were t>elng outshot 10-2 In the fir s t p e r io d . But u g a m e m isconduct to w inger John Carter, plus an Injury to center Have Poulin, left the Bruins vulnerable to Edmonton's speed. "B o s t o n had som e great chances but Billy shut them down!". Edmonton Coach John Mue! Icr said. Tlkkat\cn added two assists und Adam G raves and Joe Murphy also scored for the Oilers, while Hay Bourque and O re* Hawgood answered for Boston. Kllma flubbed a penalty shot, but that was about all that went wrong for the Oilers. The first period was a mess for the Bruins, who failed on three power plays, lost Carter for the C O N C O R D , N .C . D ale Earnhardt com bined smooth d rivin g w ith solid pit work Saturday to win the pole position lor Sunday's The Winston, his lirst No. I start since the 19H7 Motnreraft 500. E arn h a rd t's total tim e ol 2 :0 0 .6 7 O I n t i u d e d a n 11.83-sccoud pit slop In which his crew changed two righlsldc tires Ills average speed was 134 250 ttiph. "T h e main thing was we didn't make any mistakes." said E a r n h a r d t , w h o w on T h e Winston to 1987. "T h e ear ran sm ooth e v e r y lap I think through turns three and four on the last lap. we were as good or better than anybody else. It was a whole team eflort and It eame logetlier. "W ill (Lind, rear tire changer) said he missed a lugtitil on the thing ot he could have been a couple ol lOlhs faster. He lilt tl again just to make sure It was light, T in y were Just real eonsislrnl in what lhey did. I didn't spin I he tires getting oil pit road.” hi qualifying for The Winston, ihe Winston Cup elrcutt's iff most recent winners make three laps on the 1.5-mlle track. Dur­ ing those three laps, they must stop lor two rlghlstde tires All 19 drivers made their stop at the end ot their second lap S u n d a y 's race Is 71) laps divided Into two segments The lirst segment, which Is 50 laps, is follow ed hy a 15-tnlnuUr break The leader at the end ot th e fir s t 50 la p s r e c e iv e s S50JXX) The competitors finish i ’ ie event with a 20-lap segment The w in n e r receives a minimum S2(X),(XX) Joining Earnhardt on the limit row will lx- Davev Allison, whose pH stop look only 11.16 seconds lint he was slower on Ihe track w i t h a n e l a p s e d t im e o f V » , •* / n n t ^ M I E BRAND HR ES AT EVERYDAY I.OWPRICES! a game, allowed Edmonton to score on Its only two shots, and hit a post. But the second pertod was even worse as the Oilers chased Moog. then scored three times against his replacement. Heggie i i i t ig e r paw UNPROYAL p L U g Lcmclln. Kurri’s barrage gave him 10 goals. 13 assists and 23 points in these playoffs. His five points gave him 200. sending him past Messier on the career playofT list, and his two ascists tied him with Denis Potvln for fourth place. At 6:20 o f the first period. Carter's stick caught Oilers de­ fenseman Kevin Lowe In the face, drawing blood and pro­ ducing a five-minute penalty and game misconduct. A hooking call on the Oilers’ Steve Smith negated some of the advantage, but Edmonton still scored four-on-four. Eleven seconds after Ranford stopped Cam Neely from the doorstep. Graves fired a 45-foot slapshot past Moog at H:38. It was his fifth playofT goal, his second straight opening goal, and came on Edmonton's first shot. Kurri scored the first powerplay goal of this scries at 10:53. re-directing Tlkkanen's feed past Moog. Bourque pulled the Bruins within 2-1 In the final minute of the period, first breaking up a 2-on-l break then Joining a rush to beat Hanford from between the circles. At the start o f the second period, however, came news that Poulin had suffered a knee strain and would not return. Moog finally made his first save 45 seconds Into the middle period, a bid from the crease. Twenty-nine seconds later. Tlkkanen went lo the penalty box for holding, and Boston c a p ita liz e d on a H a w g o o d slapshot. But Kurri. sensing Moog on an olf-night. restored Edmonton's lead at 4:21 on a shipper from the top of the circle. It was Edmonton's third goal on four shots. Moog left In favor of Lcmclln. making his appearance since April 11. 55 000 Then. In the span of Just a few minutes. Edmonton put the game out of reach. Kurri fed Simpson for a tap-ln at 15:28 of the second pertod, then deliver­ ed lo Tlkkanen for a blast at 17:10. Murphy's goal at 19:12 put Edmonton up 6-2. Kurri completed his hat trick with a power-play goal at 7:27 of the third period. 2:01.991. His average speed was 132.797 mph. Rounding out the lop five were; Darrell W altrlp. Mark Martin, and Morgan Shepherd. Earnhardt received $75,000 with $30.(XX) o f that divided among the five (>11 members who went over Ihe wall. Allison's leant received $15,000, while Waltrlp's collected $5,000. Although Earnhardt earned the (Kile position. Martin pro­ duced the quickest pit stop when Ills crew gave him two rlghtslde I Ires In II).HO seconds. His elapsed time, how ever, was 2:03.204 for a 131.480 mph average. Geofl fincline- was Ihe only driver who failed to record a lime. The Chemung. N.Y.. native overshot his pit by half a car I e n g l li . s a i d N A S C A R sp ok esm a n C h ip W illia m s . NASCAR mid tiodlnc to back Into the stall, but the crew began changing tires. Williams said Winston Cup Director Dick Beaty told him he saw the rear tires spinning and the car came oif the jack. Bodlnc than shut the engine off. ending the q u a lify in g a tte m p t. He climbed from the ear and argued briefly with Beaty. "Th ey (NASCAR) pushed our ear ofl the Jack und scissored the J a c k ." said an a n g ry T im Brewer, (iodine's crew chief. "W e may have gone over tIn­ line. lint that shouldn't give them cause m push our ear oil the Jack when we're changing llrcs." NASCAR denied one of Its olflei.ds pushed the ear. Thai Incident relegated llodlne lo the I Dili starting spot. The 2()th starting positiun goes to the winner ol the Winston Open which w ill Is- held Sunday prior to The Wlusioii Ernie Irvau has lilt- |sile for that race. 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Im p o rts a n d lig h t trucks e xtra SERVICES INCLUDE 1 Oil chan g e up to 5 qis Amoco IDO motor oil (e*ciuaes Ultimate) 2 Install 1 Molofyalcr Purolatoroii tiller |tor many cars) 3 Chassis lubrication (Mimas e*tra) for many cars and light bucks SiffumMUtc pods #*ito +Additional parts, services and labor may be n eed ed at additional cost On Sale Mon., May 21 Thru Sat., May 26 Tun jnfl icryict mitarti *itrt itrvtct a k P ro m ise Servi ce • Value Satisfaction « IW0 I mail* CocpoJ*On ~ fk c P la c e k/V* t f ut i out prorvtrt# O RLA N D O A R E A 0 5 7 -0 2 9 1 0 9 6 - 1 1 9 0 4 2 5 - 6 9 2 5 2 7 7 -1 9 0 1 2 9 ^ -6 9 4 8 FERN PARK 8 3 1 -3 1 3 3 ""LEESB U R G 7 8 7 - 0 5 4 4 D ELA N D 7 3 4 - 0 1 3 3 K IS S IM M E E. 0 4 6 - 1 2 5 5 A LTA M O N TE S P R IN G S 8 6 2 - 7 1 5 5 W IN T ER P A R K 6 7 1 - 1 7 6 6 SA N FO R D 3 2 3 - 9 4 6 2 * C LE R M O N T 3 9 4 -2 7 3 1 �Sobik’s Subs reveals expansion Eg:*- IN BRIEF Quickel named SVP Ll)N(,WOOD — Hiinu'll Hank o f Central Florida (BUCK) lius announced Hie appointment of senior manager David Qnlekel ■o Senior Vice President/Area Manager. Unickel was formerly a senior vice president and manager of i In- Longwood office. HIK T Is part of Hitrnett Hanks. Inc., the state’s largest and n n is i comprehensive hanking group with more than 500 offices HHCF has 49 offices In Orange. Seminole, Osceola and Hrcvard counties. Rinker Institute dedication held DKLAND — Dedication of Stetson University’s M.E. Rinker Sr Insiliute for Tax and Accountancy and the M.E. Rinker Sr. Auditorium was held Thursday. In the Davis Hall lobby. The Institute for Tax and Accountancy was created by a S2.0H million gift from the M.E. Rinker Sr. Foundation. The iiisiiiule will sponsor annual seminars for lax lawyers and accountants, on current tax saving legislation and procedures. I he llrst seminar Is scheduled for the spring of 1991. The M.E Rinker Sr. Foundation Isa philanthropy established h i 1988 b y Rinker. who founded a concrete business 63 years ago Rinker. a member of Stetson's Hoard of Trustees since 1957. was elected Trustee Emeritus in 1986. Ills son. David H. Rinker. currently serves on the board. LONGWOOI) - Sobik’s Subs, the nation’s 10th largest subma­ rine sandwich chain, has signed an exclusive regional franchise agreement with the Florida West Group. Inc. based In Tampa. Established In 1969 by John and Beverly Snhik. Sobik’s Subs Is a 4 3 -store ch a in . H ead­ quartered in l.ongwood. Sohtk's subs specializes In quality sub­ marine sandwiches made to or­ der at reasonable prices. Florida West Group principals Murray llomelsky and Kenneth Kroll will open a minimum of 50 stores In Hillsborough. Pinellas, and Pasco counties. "Th is Is our second regional franchise agreement, ami II rep­ resents the way we will continue to develop the state of Floilda. In the major market areas we will continue lo seek regional fran­ chisors (o maintain our growtli ,- I V K, * 1 1 i G e o rg e S a lm o n s (left), M urray H o m e lsk y an d K e n n e th K ro ll. strategy. This approach allows us lo m aintain quality and control, as well as keep pace With rapid expansion." George WINTER PARK — Watson Realty Corp. has Just completed product Ion on the 100th episode of The Sunday Showcase of Homes. The weekly half an hour home show which airs on WFTV Channel 9 celebrated Its 2nd anniversary In January of tills year. The Sunday Showcase of Homes lakes viewers on a tour of Central Florida homes covering five counties which are held open from '? to 5 p.m. the same day. LA K E MARY — Tim acuan continues to be one of the hottest selling golf course communities in metro Orlando with sales In excess o f $12.2 million In the past 30 days, the developer said in a press release. ERA Stenstrom open house today ERA Stenstrom Really. Inc., with offices In Sanford ami Lake Mary, will have 18 open houses loduy from 1-4 p.m. The firm, now In Its 34th year, also Is announcin' the addition of six Realtors to Its sales force: Linda Fredericks, Allnda Llngle and Leslie Starkey will operate out of the Sanford office while Key Eekhardt. Linda Markets and Walter Kestlng will he based In Lake Mary. The Stenstrom corporation now has 30 licensed Realtors and an administrative staff of 13. Dr. Hubert Earley, president of F irst O rlan do D e v e lo p m e n t Company and the developer o f Timacuan, attributed the strong sales to Tlmacuan's Parade of Homes awards and a broker program Initiated by Prudential Florida Realty. Mingle at the mixer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Altamonte Springs, will host a Business After Five Mixer on Thursday from 5:30-7:30 p m at Pineapples. 2240 East Semoran Hlvd. In the Frank’s Nursery Shopping Center. Reservations arc required. Please RSVP by May 22 to 834-4404. Htrald Photo by Tommy Vlncont Ford award S to c k s po st th ird s tra ig h t w e e k ly g ain as D ow p eaks By JANICE K IR K EL UPI Business Writer N E W V O R K — S lo c k s gained for the third consecu­ tive week last week as In­ vestors. free of worries about Interest rates and Inflation, sent the Dow industrials to record highs In three of the five sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial average lost 11.80 Friday to close at 2819.91 for a gain of 18.33 points, or about 0.65 percent, on the week. Among the broader market averages, the New York Stock Exchange composite Index rose 1.31 points to finish the week at 193.47. Standard A Poor’s 500-slock Index added 2.64 to354.64. A d v a n c e s led d e c lin e s 1,102-822 among the 2.199 Issues traded this week. Big H oa rd v o lin in ' t o t a le d 878.182,400 shares, com ­ pared with 821.762.784 a week earlier and 964.659.230 a year ago. The Dow Industrials began the week by finishing up the work they started Friday with a 63-point surge. Tim bluechip index gained just under 20 points to break the record high o f 2810.15 set Jan. 2. closing at 2821.53 In the s e c o n d - h e a v ie s t tr a d in g session of the year. The record only lasted until the next session. While the market paused after its twoday surge Friday and Mon­ day. It did manage to lack less than a point onto the record. The Dow pulled back a few points Wednesday, but then came right hack with another record close Thursday, gain­ ing 12.03 to close at the c u r r e n t a ll-tim e high o f 2831.71. A rosier outlook for Interest rates and a government re­ porting showing a decline In Inflation fueled the gains, pulling many money manag­ ers who had been on the s id e lin e s w o r ry in g about higher Interest rales and prices back Inlo the market. "Fears about rates and In­ flation have been a major source of resistance In the m arket over I tie last few months." said Jeff Kaminsky, head o f Institutional sales trading at Mabon. Nugent A Co. Don Schwenk, district manager ol Ford Parts and Service. Buzz Thurston, president ol Seminole Ford, and Mack Ralchtord, district sales manager of Ford Motor Co. gather to mark KANSAS CITY. Mo. — JCPcnney Co.’s strategy of targeting middle- lo middle-upper income shoppers by offering affordable, quality merchan­ dise will lead lo consistent growlh during the 1990s. according to Chairman William R. Howell. "T h e challenge is to continually move up with the taste level America wants." he said after addressing shareholders at the Dallas-based re­ tailer's annual meeting. Howell said JCPenncy, with more than IOO million square leei of mail space and plans toojx'ti 50 stores tills year, ts positioned well to serve midto upper- income mall shoppers. Shoppers in this group buy about 60 percent ol all department store merchandise, the company said. Penney’s long-term prospects are bright, hr s.ud. because the company has not shifted from one marketing strategy lo another and Is attuned to consumers "It's (retailing) not a one-time event.” he said. U nited P r a t s In te rn a tio n a l MIAMI — General Development Corp.. Florida's oldest and largest real estate developer, has proposed a massive lot-swap program that would cut Its costs while the beleaguered company tries lo pull out of bankruptcy. Under the plan, customers who have contracted for homcsltcs In undeveloped sections o f the GDC subdivisions would be asked to trade for lots to areas where drainage and roads already exist. The company, which filed for Chapter I I bankruptcy protection In April after tt and two top executives pleaded guilty In a fraud scheme, asked a federal judge Friday to consider the plan. Lawyers for GDC lot buyets Im mediately criticized the plan. "Their numbers Just don't add u p." said Richard Bennett, who represents thousands of GDC customers In two class-action suits. Hut U.S. Hankrupcty Judge Jay Crlstol urged GDC eredllors lo give the proposal a chance. “ What I've seen loduy might work: It might not." Crlsiol said. ‘T in not prepared in accept It as absolute truth, hut I am willing to accept that It looks like a logical attempt to save this company." A lo'-swap program similar to the one proposed by General Development was used successfully by GAC Properties hie. subdivisions in the late 1970s. when that company was In Chapter I I . GAC. form erly Gull Am erican Land Corp.. emerged from bankruptcy as the smaller, but "It's a continuum, a walk through lift- with customers." Since 1983. the company lias ionised on sales of apparel and home fashions at its stores alter discontinuing lines ol hard goods such as * mtc electronics and photographic equipment that had brought In $1.5 billion In sales annually. The JCPcnney catalog oilers hard good produi is Last year. Penney reported sales ol $ 15.1 billion from Its stores and catalog operations. Howell told shareholders Fridav that Penney ’s annual rate o f return averaged more than 23 percent during the 1980s Return on equity has doubled In the last five years He said Improved margins at JCPcnney stores during the quarter were ofTsel by lower margins lor catalog increhandi.se and drug store opera­ tions. On a related tuple, Howell said consumers apparently have not forsaken trips to the mall or shopping hv catalog to use television shopping services B U Y U .S. SAVIN GS BONDS c , L « .— Seminole Ford, of Sanford, being selected by Ford as one of the nation's outstanding dealerships, iccording to a press reloase from the company. Troubled General Development proposes massive swap program Penney’s fo cus to continue on middleand middle-upper incom e custom ers U nltad P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l Thirty-six of the stores are owned by franchisees and eeven arc owned by the corporation. Developer boosts Timacuan 100th episode celebrated OCKS IN REVIEW Salmons. Executive Vice Presi­ dent and Chief Operating OfTlcer o f Sobik’s Franchises. Inc. said In a press release. "Murray and Ken plan to open 5-7 stores within the next year which represents 25% o f our projected growth for 1991.” added Salmons. Based In Tampa, the Florida West Group sells, manages, and supports Individual franchise stores and Is required to operate a minimum or one store. All franchised sub shops will serve the standard Soblk’s menu and maintain the highest of stan­ dards for quality and service. S o b ik ’ s C o rp o ra te p ro v id e s training for franchisees and monitors Individual store per­ formance. l . A A A . I I C . R A M n c profitable. Avatar Holdings Inc. General Developm ent also asked Cristol's permission Friday to add three more law firms to the ones already retained by the company. The rcqtrst came a day after disclosures that GDC spent $22.58 million on legal fees In the past year. Crlstol rejected CDC's request to hire Robinson, Wayne and LaSala to represent the company and Its directors In four shareholder-derivative actions. The Newatk. N.J., firm employs James Wyer. the newest member o f GDC’s board o f directors. GDC lias already paid Robinson Wayne a S 150.000 retainer, some o f which likely will lie refunded. GDC attorney William J. Perlstctn told the judge that II the company does not pay for defense counsel in the suits, the directors might bail out. "W h at’s the big deal about encouraging those directors to stay on," Crlstol said. "Th ey've done such a glorious job so far." The Judge did allow GDC lo engage the Atlanta Arm of Fisher A Phillips to represent the company in lour pending discrimination Mills. Meanwhile, sentencing for David F\ Brown, former GDC chairman. Robert F. Elirllug. former president, and GDC on conspiracy charges has been postponed lor *15 (lavs. Brown. Klirllng and GDC pleaded guilty March 22 to federal felony charges they conspired to defraud thousands of GDC home buyers. Brown and Ehrtlng resigned March 9. and the company tiled for Chapter 1 I bankruptcy protection April 6. *’ Our b u ild ers w on th ree awards in the annua) Parade of H o m e s ," Earley said. " T h e Parade homes are Judged by experts In the housing hflP Jry. so the awards carry a lot of weight. Home buyers recognize that Timacuan had trendsctUng. quality-built homes because of Inc awards." Earley also noted Timacuan recen tly retained Prudential Florida Realty as the exclusive sales and marketing Arm for Timacuan. "Prudential Florida Realty has a strong relocation department and Timacuan attracts buyers from everywhere. Prudccnttal's broker network and expertise In selling and marketing homes is already apparent In Just 30 days at Timacuan." he said. A m o n g the seven h om es which have sold In the past 30 days Is Dave Brewer Home's first place Parade winner, a dramatic home overlooking the second hole o f Tlmacuan’s golf course. T h e home sold In the mid $300.000s. Earley said despite the recent surge of sales, Timacuan has 13 homes ready for Immediate oc­ cupancy, Including five g o lf course homes and two with water views. " It ’s our policy to have several homes available for Immediate occupancy because of the de­ mand from relocating fam ilies." Earley said. Tlmacuan's model center Is open from 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Noon until 6 p.m. on Sunday. To visit Timacuan. take 1-4 to the l-akc Mary exit, go east on Lake Mary Boulevard for one mile, turn left on Rinehart Road and go two miles to Tlm acuan's entrance. For more Information call Boh Murrlll at 323 9000. ★ M e m o r ia l D a y , * 1 9 9 0 * HV proudly remember those who died while serving their country on u special Memorial day page, appearing in thi s new spaper on May 28th. If you wish to honor a family member or friend by listing his/her name on this special pi ge, please eall the Sanford Herald Classified Dept, at .122-2611. AVo.'.vs h ill be listed free of charge and must be received on or before May 21. ★ �____ anJord Herald, S a n f o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — Sunday, H e a lt rv F it n e s s Eating in the 90s will be more sensible IN BRIEF U n lt« d N i l I w t w M t l w i I Florida Hospital sponsors seminars ORLANDO — Florida Hospital offers many free seminars and support groups. Some o f them are: • Impotents Anonymous, a support group, will meet May 21 at 7 p.m. in the Chatlos Conference Center at Florida Hospital Altamonte. 601 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs. • For Women Only, a stop smoking program, will be olTercd beginning May 29 at 0:15 p.m. at the Center for Women’s Medicine in the Florida Medical Plaza. 2501 N. Orange Ave.. Orlando. ,* • "Surgery Intervention and Urinary Diversion; Continent Florida Pouch." a one-day seminar for women who are affected by Interstitial cystitis, will be offered by the Center for Wom en's Medicine May 31 at 6:45 p.m. In the second floor conference room at Florida Medical P'aza. Jorge Lockhart, professor of surgery at H. Lee Moffltt Cancer Center In Tampa, will be the guest speaker. Snake bite Information available ORLANDO — AMI Medical Center Orlando Is offering free Information to answer questions aliout snake bite treatment. T o receive a copy, call 295-5151. Florida ranks as the third highest state for snake bite reports, according to AMI. One-fourth o f all snake bites In Florida arc from poisonous snakes, according to AMI. Mature driving program offered South Seminole Community Hospital, together with the American Association o f Retired Persons (AARP) arc conducting n two-day mature driving program to help develop safe and defensive driving techniques. The course, entitled "55 A live." Is designed for persons 50 years of age and older. The first session begins on Wednesday, May 30. at 9 a.m. to noon In the education classroom *103 of South Seminole Community Hospital. The next session will be held the following day. Thursday. May 31. at the same times. A total charge o f 87. made payable to AARP. for both sessions will be required at the first session. This nationwide program provides valuable Instruction In handling adverse driving conditions and traffic hazards with older drivers in mind. Auto Insurance companies provide discounts to seniors who attend the course. The effects o f medication, vision and hearing changes on driving will be discussed. Rules o f the road and the moat common driving mistakes will also be covered. Light refreshments will be served. For more Information or to register, call Diane Ouiinun at South Seminole Community Hospital at 767-5809. Clinic on prostate disorders set "T h e Prostate In Health and Disease" will be the title of an evening seminar on Thursday. May 31. It will be held at 7 p.m. lit the classroom at South Seminole Community Hospital. 555 W. Slate Road 434. Longwood. Dr. E C. "J ak e" Jncobo. Urologist, will be the guest speaker. The anatomy and function of the prostate gland, new tools being utilized lor early diagnosis, enlargement, cancer or the prostate, diagnosis and treatment will be addressed. CanCff of the prnstutt Is the most common cause of cancer In men. Forty percent of men 60 years old and greater harbor some form o f this malignancy. To register for tills free lecture or for more Information, call D.L. Oulmnu at South Seminole Community Hospital at 767-5809. ' » » » » » » » m 'M U Start It O ff By Joining Our Team At H ILLH A V E N H EALTH CAR E CENTER Wc offer experience in the nursing field, und a chance to apply for a full scholarship toward your future! Ideal for the motivated individual. . _ _ _ C a ll T oday F o r D e ta ils ( 407 ) 322-8566 U n lf d • r s s s In tsn u tlw til T h e A m e rica n C o lle g e o f Sports Medicine .ecently revised Its guidelines for developing and maintaining health through a fitness program, basically re­ commending that training be done at a lower Intensity for a longer period of time. The new guidelines recom­ mend training three to five days t week for 20 to 60 minutes a day to achieve cardlo-resplratory fitness. Training should be done at 60 to 90 percent o f the maximum heart rate, or at 50 percent to 85 percent of the maximum heart rate reserve. As always, it la a good Idea to consult a doctor before beginn­ ing a fitness or exercise pro­ gram. The maximum heart rate Is computed by subtract!!.g your age from 220. For example. If you are 45. your maximum heart rate would be 175 und your target training heart rate should be 105 to 157. based on the 60 percent to 90 percent recommendation. For the maximum heart rate reserve, subtract your age from 220, then subtract your resting heart rate (taken before you get out of bed In the morning). To get the resting heart rate, lake your pulse from either your wrist or your neck. Most people count for 10 seconds and multiply by six. Take a percentage o f that figure (based on the 50 percent to 85 percent recommendation) and add It to the resting heart rate to get the training rale. If you are 45 and your resting heart rale Is 50, your target training heart rate would be 112 i , I , A , „ „ 'f o u r U t iU t d V t o y I ■I T T I I D U • PAINLESS IN O FFICE HEMORRHOID TREATMENT • U LC ER S • PANCREATIC D ISEA SES • COLON POLYPS • LIVER D ISEA SES •COLON CANCER SCREEN IN G • COLITIS MEDICARE & MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED 1100 E. F IR S T ST. S U IT E S 80 HWY. 17-92 SUITE 103 SANFORD DEBARY DELTONA I I I 11 I H Worker's Comp Slip & Fall Injuries r f I f so. ..C a ll322-9300 L A K E M A R Y BLVD. C H IR O PR A C T IC C L IN IC D r. T h o m a s F. Y a n d e ll, D .C . C h iro p ra c tic F a m ily H ealth C e n te r 902 E. Lake Mary Bivd. (Suite 107 Bayhrad Center) Sanfonl I IT T Faith Popcorn, founder and chairman of HralnRescrve. a marketing consulting firm that predicts (rends, said the decade will be marked by a "fitnessfatness dichotomy.'* "Americans are getting a little fa lt e r ." she said. "G a in in g weight shows health and It shows security. Skinny Is out and curves are In." BralnRcservc researchers also predicted that snacks will ac­ count for 33 percent of food eaten at home by the year 21XX). D espite the proliferation of lo w -ca lo ilc, low -sodium anil low-cholesterol products, sweet snacks and desserts will be tremendously popular. Foot Pain? Call... Walter Roth, D.P.M. Cindy Watson, D.P.M. of Lake Mary Podiatry Now with two offices serving Lake Mary, Sanford and DeBary. LA KE MARY 323-2566 130 W. Lake Mary Qlvd. - F L O R ID A - ARRIVE ALIVE .SUNSHINE STATE, _J DEBARY 668-0226 13 Legion Plac C H IR O P R A C T IC •CHIROPRACTOR~ T E N S IO N H E A D A C H E If you're bothered by headache that seems (o have Its origin al Ihe base of your skull, you may be suffering from tension heaefachc. Tension headaches can be caused by on Irritation o f the nerves In the area o f the spine Immediately under the skull. These arc called thesubocclpilal nerves. They pass through small openings In the spinal column to muscles In the surrounding area. Any abnormal pressure or dys­ function of the neck and muscles can Irritate the nerves, causing tension. The tension doesn't cause the headache. To treat this form of headache, attention should be I 1TT I I F C i i i t) ATTENTION DOCTORS: Do you provide a unique service people should know about? Have you changed location, staff, or hours? Are you holding seminars or programs of public interest? Then you need to advertise on this page! Call a Herald dis­ play advertising consultant at 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 . Celaurn also predicted that red meats will Jx* back, "served in new guises with less cholesterol, less fat." DR. A .W . WOODALL Auto Accidents Pain Control The college said resistance training to build strength should be an Integral part o f a fitness program. It recommends one set o f eight to 12 repetition of eight lo 10 exercises that condition the major muscle groups, at least two days a week. O FFIC E VIDEO ENDOSCOPY D O CTO RS Personal Injury Either figure Is applicable In terms of figuring your fitness goals but lltr maximum heart rate reserve will be a more personalized figure, since It takes the resting heart rale Into account. STATE OF THE ART I I T I I l'~ l I I M Have You Been Injured? to 156. Topping hls list are meatloul chicken pot pie. I hick soups and mashed potutocs. FOR BETTER HEALTH. T H R E E C O N V E N IE N T L O C A T IO N S TO SE R VE YO U B E TTE R . "T h e need for security as u respite from stressful lives will prolong the current popularity of food we knew and loved In the '50s and '60s well Into the ’90s," said John Celaurn. executive vice president o f 4C Foods. BOARD CERTIFIED 574-5657 323-3333 668-2622 916 DELTONA BLVD. 1L However, another survey by 4C Foods C orp.. while also Indicating that the 1990s will focus on "com fort foods." re­ vealed another trend decidedly outside the "h ealth y eating" track — an Increase In con­ sumption of sweet snacks and desserts. GASTROENTEROLOGY-^ MARK A. NAGRANI MD /////////// iiHhairisrftFhrkto Some o f these "situational nutrition" practices meet direct physical needs, said Joel Gurln editor In chief for American Health. "For example. 59 per­ cent o f Americans ent differently when the weather gets colder. Of that group, a full 57 percent say they ate soup." Similarly. 65 percent of those polled said they cat soup — especially chicken soup — to fight a cold or the flu. New guidelines for maintaining fitness » m WANT A CAREER IN NURSING?? M i The new culinary movement In America has nothing to do with ethnic cuisine, trendy res­ taurants or high-tech kitchen gadgets. It's called sensible eat­ ing. a survey says. The survey, which examined Americans' nutritional aware­ ness and looked at what con­ sumers are doing to change their diets, was comm issioned by American Health magazine and the Campbell Soup Co. The telephone survey polled 1.000 Americans earlier this year. Survey results Indicated that bating In the 1990s will be more sensible, with 71 percent saying that nutritional labels are Im­ portant to them when they are deciding what to buy at the grocery store. People who said weight reduc­ tion was an Important change in their lives were asked how they had lost weight, choosing from a list o f 14 approaches. Many cited o v e r a ll life s t y le ch a n g e s : eliminating snacks and desserts 142 percent), eating less of every­ thing |37 percent), exercising more and cutting down on fat (32 percent each). In contrast, only 3 percent said special diet foods were helpful and only 1 percent credited diet books. T o stay thin, respondents said their diets included vegetables (36 percent), fruit (27 percent), fish (16 percent), chicken (11 percent) and salad (10 percent). Improved health Is the major reason people exercise, change their diets, drink less or quit smoking, the survey said. Of those polled on weight loss. 35 percent said they lost weight for health reasons. 35 percent said they did so to look better and 27 percent said they wanted to feel better physically. While Americans have become more "nutritionally literate." the survey also Indicated that one long-time trend — eating dif­ ferent foods for different moods or purposes — Is still around. i_ l i i i T~TT |< K® |iakl to the bone and muscle structures. They snould lx* re turned to normal balance so they can function properly again. Medication Is not the answer to tension headaches. Asprln and other pain-killers may give you temporary relief - but they won't solve the problem. Once Ihe source of the problem Is found and treated. THEN you can get the relief you need. • •• In the Interest of better health from the office of: Woodall Chiropractic Center 1400 S. Park Ave. Sanford. FL 322-4762 �l T T Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Flor’da — Sunday, May 20. 1990 — 7« inistas plan to mSRPfife rough for President Chamorro By M tCHAIL MOLINSKI United Press International Analysis MANAGUA. Nicaragua — In the first weeks of her presidency. Vloletn Chamorro has fought more battles, on more trouts, than muny govcriimi-iit leaders fuce In an entire term. She has battled to disband the Contra rebels, who are reluctant to give up their weapons after a il-yenr civil wdr. She has hatlled the U.S. Congress, which has been painstakingly slow about granting Nicaragua a desperately needed S300 million aid package. She has fought to hold together the fragile coalition that site led to victory in Feb. 25 rteclions. and on which site must rely to accomplish significant reforms. Her most passionate and bitter foe, however, has l>cen the Sandlnlata Front, which ruled the country for the past decade, and the Sandlnlstas have made It abundantly clear they plan to fight Chamorro every step or the way. So fur. the GO-ycar-old grandmother has shown no public signs of battle fatigue. Wednesday, she helped negotiate an end to a nationwide. 5-day long strike by pro-Sandlnlsta government employees that almost paralyzed the nation o f 3 million people. Thousands state employees from telephone sperators amt airline pilots to hank tellers and office secretaries — all grouped In the Sandlnlsta controlled National Workers front — walked ofT the Job. On Friday. pro-Sandlnisla students protested a Chamorro plan to revise the national university code that would allow her to appoint new directors. "T h is is going to be a recurring problem." one high-ranking Western diplomat In Managua said. " It may come without a strike, with other pressures — more discreet, but just as effective." "T h e government cannot get anything done without the cooperation o f the Sandlnlstas. and the Sandlnlstas cannot oppose completely the position o f the government because It Is not good for International opinion.” the diplomat said. "It will be a very complex gam e." The Sandlnlstas say they are battling to defend the land reform, government-run industries and other socialist changes they implemented during their decade-long leftist revolution, and which Chamorro has vowed to revise in favor of a capitalist-style economy. Former President Daniel Ortega suggested It was time for the Chamorro administration to sit down with the Sandlnlstas and discuss "the global problems that arc threatening the stability of the country.” Iran-Contra investigation has entered final phase By DAM CARMICHAEL United Press International WASHINGTON - Tired but satisfied, special prosecutor L a w r e n c e W a I s h Is n ow supervising the filial phase of his long In ve stig a tio n Into the Iran-Contra scandal, Honald Heugun's biggest political dis­ aster. In an Interview with United Press International. Walsh made It clear his Investigation Is con­ tinuing. although he would not discuss specific details. Now that he has prosecuted all the "central figures" In the case. Walsh said. "That would leave the supporting agencies and the supervising agency - the ^ ttonal Security Council Itself." A lth o u g h W alsh declin ed comment, legal and law en­ forcement sources outside his office expect a federal grand Jury to examine the possibility of perjury by figures who testified during the congressional IranContra hearings end tn various court cases. O liv e r North, th e retired Marine lieutenant colonel who was convicted in the scandal, will undoubtedly be given Im­ munity and Ik- forced to testify, these sources said. North, a White House- aide, worked on the National Security Council staff. John Poindexter. Kcagan's recently convicted na­ tional security adviser, also Is a prime candidate to testify, the sources said. Neither North nor Poindexter have appeared In-fore a grand Jury. In addition to examining the National Security Council, the CIA's role also may be scruti­ nized more closely. So far. W alsh's office has prosecuted or negotiated guilty pleas with seven Iran-Contra defendants. The eighth case, involving u former high-ranking CIA official, was scuttled by A tto rn e y G e n e ra l Thornburgh on "national securi­ ty" grounds: Walsh is appealing. A ninth man awaits trial in Baltimore. By the end the summer. Waist) experts to know when he can conclude his 3 W-ycar In­ vestigation. He Is 7H. tired uml wants to return to Oklahoma City, where he lives. But he also says he fully Intends to romplcte his Job. Being tired Is "n o excuse for quitting." he said. Walsh Is a form er federal Judge, A Republican, he served us deputy attorney general un­ der President Elsenhower and lias a distinguished legal career He was named to Investigate the scandal that dom inated Reagan's second term. It was a c o m p le x sc h em e In v o lv in g secret weapons sales to Iran in an effort to win freedom for American hostages In the Middle East. Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TICEO F FICTITIO U S N AM E Notice is hereby given that I dm engaged in butlnert at UNO landmark Lr> , Cassalberry. FL 3ZZ07. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol G E O R G E ’S C A R P EN TR Y , and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, In accordance with the Prorlslons of the Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit Section US 0* Florida Statute* ITS/ Grorge E Goodman Publish: M ay*. I3.10.]r. IWO D ERM N O TICEO F FICTITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In buslnet** at 404 Barrywood LN . Casselberry. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot TYRA COMPANY / S P EC T R A L U X COMPANY, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court, Sem inole County. Florida, in ac cordance with Ihe Provnlon* ol the Fictitious Nam* Statute*. ToWIt Section U S 0 « Florida Statute* 1*37 Mary K Herns Publish April 2*. A May t. 13. 20. IWO O E P 111 N O TICEO F F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that we a rt engaged In business at in Heron Bay Circle. Lake Mary. F I lir a * . Sem'nole County. Florida, under the Flctltlou* Name ot READ PLUMBING S E R V IC E , and that we Intend to regltter laid name with Ihe Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem inole County, Florida, In ac cordance with the Provisions ol Ihe Flctltlou* Name Statute*. To Wit: Section (65 0* Florida Statute* 1*37, JAPA KA INTL Lea A Read Joseph R Read. Sr Publlth May 13.20. 37 4 June 3. 1W0 O ER I I I N O TICEO F FICTITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that we are engaged in business at 4?S F irtl S I . Geneva. F L 31331. Seminole County, Florida, under the Flctltlou* Name ol AV'AN EX O TICS OF FLO R ID A, and that we intend to regular taid name with Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with Ine P ro vu lo n i ol the Fictitious Name Stetule*. To Wit Section US 0* Florida Statute* 1*37 Nation Blackmore Annette Blackmor* Publish May 13.10, 71 S. June 1 mo D ER 124 N o n c e OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice I* hertby given that t am engaged in butines* at P O Bo> li t 111. Casselberry F L l i r i l . Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ot W E L L P O IN T IN G BY K E N N E Y . IN C . erd that I Intend to register said name with Ine Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole County Flori da. In rccordance with tne Provision* ot Ihe Ficlltiou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section 4*5 0* Florida Statute* l»sr Jonathan R Kenney Publlth May 11, 30. V A June 1. >W0 o fr m NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged in business at *02 E Hwy ala. Long wood. Semi note County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol RUDY'S AUTO SALES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem Inole County, Florida. In ac cordance with the “ rovisions ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWIt Section U S Of Florida Statutes 1*57 Rodolfo A Om ni Publish May*. 13. 20. 22. IW0 O ER 34 N O TICEO F RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING. ANO ABANDONING RIGHTS O F WAY. OR DRAINAGE EA SEM EN T TO WHOM I T MA Y CONCERN NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN lhal the Board ot County Com miisloners ol Seminole County. Florida, at Its Regular Meeting held on the Ith day ol May. A D . IWO. In the County Commitslon *r»’ Meeting Room at the Sami not* County Services Building in Sanlord. Florida, pursuant to Petition and Notice heretofore given, passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and abandoning, renouncing and disclaiming any and all right of tn* County ot Seminole and the public In and to the following describ ed rights ol way or drainage easement, to wit The West 25 Ieel ol the lollow Ing described property Begin at Ihe SE corner ol Section 2* Township If South. Range 11 East run North 30 chains West S chain*. South 10 chsins. East S chains to Beginning By Ihe Board ot County Com missionary ot Seminole County. Florida this Ith day ot May A D , IWO (S EA L ) BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY FLORIDA M aryann* M ors* Clerk to tn* Board Publish May 30 IWO DER 104 D ic k C o n tra s w a v e r on d is a rm in g UW rsport_______________ MANAGUA. Nicaragua — Contra lenders said Satur­ day they would stand by a decision to hall the dis­ banding o f their forces In spite of a claim by the government that the de­ m obilization would con­ tinue. C o n tra le a d e r Isra el G u le a n u , k n o w n as "Commandante Franklin." announced In a three-page letter Friday he was Indelln i t e l y s u s p e n d in g an agreement In disarm and dlabnnd the U.S.-backed rebels by June 10 because of alleged attacks against Contra units and what he ca lled the "p ro g ress ive deterioration" o f President Vlolcta Chamorro's author­ ity. Roberto Ferrey, who Is m o n i t o r i n g the disarma­ ment for Chamorro's gov­ ernment. tald Saturday he spoke with Galeano at hts mountain headquarters 111 northern Nicaragua and persuaded him to continue Instructing his troops to pul down tnelr arms. He said G a lea n o a d ­ mitted he had made "a hasty decision." Legal Notices SALVA GE CAR AUCTION JUN E 1ST. two I 00 A M DAVE J O N E S W R E C K E R S E R V IC E . INC m s s h w y 17*3 F ER N PARK. F L 31730 V E H IC L E S TO AUCTION t| 1*11 BUICK 2) It74 PLYM OUTH 31 tf74 FORD P/U 4) 1*71 DATSUN 5) IWO PONTIAC »). 1*77 PLYM OUTH 7) 1*41 C H EV R O L ET I ) II7 IG M C VAN Publish May 20. IWO D E R 20* N O T IC EO F FICTITIO U S NAME Notica i* hereby given that we are engaged In business at 3443 Meltonville Av* . Sanford. Fla.. Seminole County. Florida, tnder the Fictitious Name ol FLO R I DA PRECISIO N AIR INC . and lhal w* intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with Ihe Provltion* ol the Ficlltiou* Name Statute*. ToW It Section 103 Of Florida Statute* 1*57 Steve A Grant Randall E Grant Publish May 20. it. A June 3. 10. IWO D ER 200 in T m e c i r c u i t c o u r t ~ FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A PROBATE DIVISION File Number *0 331 CP IN R E ES T A T E O r G E R T R U D E BEZIO Deceased FORMAL N OTICE BY PUBLICATION TO ROSE G B E Z IO YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that a Petition lor Administration has been tiled In this court You are required to serve written de tenses to the petition not laler than Jon* I, IWO. on petitioner s attorney, whose name and address are R IC H A R D W C O P u lA N D 631 Palm Springs Drive. Suit* 106 Altamonte Springs. F L 13701 (4071(30 7220 and to tile the original ol the written defenses with the clerk ot this court either before ser r ice or immediately thereafter Failure to serve written de lenses as required may result In a ludgmenl or order lor Ihe r -lief demanded in the petition without further notice W ITNESS my hand and the seal ot this court on MAY » iwo (S EA L) MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ot Ihe Court By Patricia Thatcher As Deputy Clerk Publish May 11 20, two D ER 114 Legal Notices N O TICEO F FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that w* are engaged in business at 232 Springs Colony Circle *113, At lament* Springs. FI 32714. Sem Inole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ot A, BBC P E T CARE S E R V IC E S , and that w* intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flori da in accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statute*. ToWIt: Section •63 Of Florida Statutes 1*57 Rebecca Ann Dickson Carole* Ann Emden Publish April 2f. A May 6. 13. 20, IWO D E P 334 N O T IC EO F FICTITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at 603 Warren A v e . long wood F L 32730. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot P IO N E E R B U IL D E R S , and that I Intend to register said name with Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provision* ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section (65 0* Florida Statutes 1*37 Robert Bartel Publish May 6. 13.20.17. IWO O ER 33 IN THE c Tr CUTt COURT OF TH E IIT H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY CASE NO. *0 2342 CA 44 E DIVISION: In re the marriage ot R E B EK A M J O Y C E W IL L IS PAPPAS Petitioner and JOMNCHRISTIAN PAPPAS Respondent N O T IC EO F ACTION TO JO H N C H R IS T IA N PAPPAS YOU A R E N O TIFIED that an action lor Dissolution ol Mar rlage has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ot your written delenses. It any. to it on R EB E K A H JO YCE W ILLIS PAPPAS plaintiffs at torney. whose address I* 154 Clear Lake Circle, Sanlord Florida. 32773, on or before June II. IWO and tile the original with the clem ot this court either before service on plain tilt s attorney or immediately Iherevlfer olhe-wis* a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in thi complaint or petition O ATEDonM ay 7. IWO MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ol the Court BY Sharon Dunn As Deputy Clerk Publish May 13. 30. 27 A June 3. IWO rtXR 170 Legal Notices w Lega IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E EIG H T EEN T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A . CASE NO. *#-l*4ACA64-P IN R E : The marriage ol JA N E T S McCALMOMT. Wile. end T E R R E N C E D McCALMONT Husband N OTICE O F ACTION WITH D ESCRIPTIO N OF R E A L P R O P E R T Y P R O C E E D E D AGAINST T O :T E R R E N C E O McCALMONT, New Jersey YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that a Petition for Olt solution of Marriage has been filed egelnsl you. end e preyer contained within the Petition requests the Court to order that certain property owned by you and yeor Wife, JA N ET S Me CALMONT. a* tenants by the entireties, located at t il Rabun C o u rt. S a n fo rd , S em in o le County, Florida, end more per tlculer ly described et Lot If. SANORA SOUTH. Unit I, as recorded In Piet Book If, Pages 74 and 77 ol the Public Records* of Seminote County. Florid* be Partitioned and sold and you aro required to servo a copy ol your Response or Pleading to the Petition upon the W ile’s Attorney, A A McClenahan. J r.. 104 S Perk Ave Suite B. Sen lord. Florida 32771. and tile the original Response or Pleading In the Office ol the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, on or before the lath day of June, two It you tall to do so. a Default Judgment will be taken against you tor the rebel demanded In the Petition D ATED at Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida, this 10th dey ol May. IWO M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIR CU IT COURT BY: Sharon Dunn Publish May 13.10. it A June 3. IWO O ER tir L E G A L A D V ER TIS EM EN T B ID f t t / f M I NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the City Ot Sanlord. Florida will receive seeled bids up to I 10 P M . on Friday, June t. 1W0. In the Purchasing Office. Room 241 for the following Items PAINT PROOUCTS At: Mdl ere to be delivered or mailed to: The City ol Sanlord. Purchasing Office. 100 North Perk Avenue. Sanford. Florida 327ft The seeled bids will be publicly opened later that same day at 2 00 P M In the City Commission Chambers. Room 117, Sanlord City Hall Specifications and the p-eptr bid forms are evallabli. at no cost.. In Iho Purchasing Office. Room 241, 200 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida. 1407) 330 3413 The City ot Sanlord reserves f'i* right to accept or re[ect any or ell bids, with or without cause, to waive technicalities or to accept the bid which in Its ludgment best serves the Inter estol the City. C IT Y OF SANFORD Welter Sheer In Purchasing Agent May 14. IWO Publish May 20. two O ER It* IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A C IV IL DIVISION Case Number H 1304 CA0* L BA RN ETTM O RTGA GE COMPANY Pleinlltt. vs W IL E Y E G R IF F Hand R O B E R T A E G R IF F IN .h it wilt e la l. Defendants N O T IC EO F ACTION TO M IL L E R TRUCKING. INC . la st known address T75f Tam O Shanler Boulevard N Lauderdale. F L 33064 and/or ell officers, directors, general managers, cashiers, resident agents and business egents or other claimant* by. through, under or again st M IL L E R TR U CK IN G . IN C.; and all partial haying or claim Ing to have any right, title or Interest in the property de scribed In the Complaint, rest dene* unknown YOU A R E N O TIFIED lhal an action to foreclose a Mortgage on the following described prop erty located in Seminole County. Florida Lot 13. COLONIAL POINT, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 24. Pag* tt, ot the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida RANGE OVEN DISHWASHER G A R BA G E DISPOSAL V EN T FAN W ALLTO W A LLCA R PET F IR E P LA CE has been tiled against you In the C ircu it Court ot Sem inole County. F lo rid a , in w hich BA R N ETT M O RTGAGE COMPANY. Is the Pleinhll. and W ILEY E G R IF F IN and ROB ER T A E G R IF F IN , his wife. E M IL E SKURA A M A R R IED M AN |o ln * d by H A L L I E SKURA. his wile. SEM IN O LE M E M O R IA L H O S P IT A L . C H U R L C O R P O R A T IO N , e Florida corporation CONRAD Y E L V IN G T O N D IS T H IB U TORS. INC . a Florida corpora lion FRA N K GAY PLUM B ING. INC . JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a Florida corpora tlon. ORLANDO. F LO R ID A M IL L E R TRUCKIN G . INC and S T A T E OF F L O R ID A O Et’ AR IM E N T OF LA BO R AND U N EM PLOYM EN T SE C U R ITY , are Ihe Defendant* and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. on Plaintiffs attorney, whose address Is Francis E F r l s c l a . E s q u ir e . P a p y , Written born A Papy, 44X> W K tn n td y Blvd . Suite 233 Tampa Florida 3340*. on or before June I-tin. IWO. and til* the original with Ihe Clerk ol this Court either before service on P laintiffs attorney or imm* diatelf thereafter otherwise a Default will be entered against you lor the rebel demanded In the Complaint Dated on May * IWO • Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Court By P atriciaF Heath As Oeputy Clerk Publish May 13. 30. 37 A June 1 two DFR 111 TOTH! C IR C U IT COURT O F T N E IIT H JUOICtAL-Ck ~ "" IH A H D F O l S EM IH O LE COUNTY FLO R ID A CASE NO. 1*4261 CA M L C O L L E C T IV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vs FR A N K C HARRINGTON. JR e la l. Defendants N O T IC EO F ACTION 117714 TO FRAN K C HARRINGTON. JR and FNU HARRINGTON, hit wife. It married It alive, and/or dead hit 1their 1 known heirs, devisees, legal*** * or grantees and all parsons or parties claiming by through, under or against hit (them) Residence unknown YOU A R E NOi iF IE D tnet an Action lor foreclosure ol a mortgage on the following prop arty In Seminole County, Flori da: Lot >. and covered perking E . C Y P R E S S V I L L A G E 3R D R E P L A T . TR A CT C PHASE I, according to the Plat Book 14. pogo (7. Public Records ol Seminole County Florida Has been tiled against you and you art required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. If any. to it on S P E A R AND HOFF MAN. Attorneys, whose addreis IS 700 South O iilo Highway. Second Floor. Coral Gables. Florida 33)44. on or about 33th day ot May, IWO, and to Ida the or‘glnal with the Clerk ol this Court elthor before service on SP EA R AND HOFFM AN, et torneyl or immediately thereat ter; otherwise a Default will be entered against you lor the rebel demanded In the Com plaint or Petition W ITNESS my hand and teal ol this Court on this 30th day ol April, IWO. ISeal I M ARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ot ttsa Court By Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Publish April I f A May 4. 11. 30. IWO D EP TV IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT. IN A N D FOR S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A . CASE NO. M-421ACA-M-E SANDY CO VE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . Plalnlitl. y*. DIANE E FALSTAD and JU LIA K FALSTAD . Defendants A M EN O ED N O T IC E O F ACTION TO J U L 'A K FALSTAD R E S ID E N C E Present Residence Unknown Last Known Residence 540 N. Lakeshor* Drive Apartment 313 Chicago, II 60611 All porn"* claim.pg interests by. through, under or against JU LIA K FA LSTA D and to all parties having or claiming to have any right. Iltl* or Interest in tn* real property herein dtKfib td . YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that an action to foreclose a ben on the following reel property In SEM IN O LE County. Florid* THAT C E R T A IN CONDO MINIUM P A R C E L KNOWN AS UNIT 34. SANDY CO VE. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE D ECLAR ATIO N OF CONDOM IN IUM T H E R E O F . AS R E C O R D E D IN O R BOOK IHO. PG 1344. P U B LIC R EC O R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A AND A L L AM EN DM EN TS TH ER ET O has been bled against you and you are required to serve * copy ol your written detente*. II any. to It on Curry. Taylor A Carls, at 223 E Robinson Street. Suit* 443. Orlando. Florida 32401. end III* Iho original with th# Clerk ol the above styled court on or be lore the 13th dey ot June. IWO. otherwise a judgment may be entered against you tor the rebel demanded In the com pteint or petition W ITN ESS my hand end Ihe seel ol said Court on the 10th deyol May. 1W0 I Seel I M ARYAN NE MORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT COURT BY Patricia F Heath Publish May t]. 20. 27 A June 3. IWO DE R 114 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A C IR C U IT CIV IL CASE NO. 3*43*3 CA 4fL FLO R ID A F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK, l/k/a Florida Federal Savings and Loan Assoc: a bon Plaintiff. vi S T EV EN W ILLIAM B R A D L E Y .# ! a l. Defendants N O T IC EO F ACTION TO S T EV EN W ILL IA M BRA D LEY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF S T EV EN W ILL IA M B R A D L E Y . IF ANY 1039 Willow Grove Street Altamonte Springs. FL 3270) YOU A R E N O TIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage has been bled against you and S E C U R IT Y P A CIFIC FINAN CIA L S E R V IC E S . INC . a Del awa/e corporation, and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses, it any to II on Stephan C Chumbris. ol Greene A Mastry. P A . pleinhll s al torney*. whose address Is P O Boa 3S42. St Petersburg. F L 33711, on or before May 31, IWO and hie the original with the clerk ol this court either belore service on plaintiff s attorneys or im m ediately thereafter otherwise a cetault will be entered against you lor the rebel demanded In Ihe com plaint or pell bon The p ro p e rly proceeded against Is described as follows Lul a. Block H. SANLANDO SPRINGS R E P L A T OF TRACT 37. according lo the plat thereol as recorded m Plat Book ». Page 4*. Public Records ol Sam inole County Florida W ITN ESS my hand and the seal of this Court on April 2a iwo (S EA LI MARY ANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jean B riKent Deputy Clerk Publish April 2* L May 6 13 30 IWO D E P 317 Legal Notices Legal Notices L I& A IN O T IC E FOR PS-Nt TH E BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEM IN O LE COUNTY FLO R ID A The Seminole County Board ol County Commissioners In com pi lance with the Consultants Competitive Negotiation Act. F S. 347 OSS Invites Expression* ol Interest to provide Pro lest Iona I Community Develop m e n t B l c c k G r a n t Ad minlstratlv* Servlets lor the D e p a rtm e n t ol P la n n in g / Community Development Firm s desiring lo provide Professional Servlets described below shall submit on* II) original and four 104) copies. Expressions ol Interest con tainlng all ol the requested Information by 130 P M ., local lime. Wednesday, June 6, IWO Submissions will ba publicly opened In the Board ol County Commissioners Chambers. HOI E . First Street. Room xWllO, Sanlord. Florida on Ihe above appointed date at 2 00 P M . local lime IF M A ILIN G SUBMISSION. M A IL TO Purchasing D* partment, P O Box l i l t . San lord. Florida 32772 li t * IF D E L I V E R I N G S U B MISSION IN PERSON . DE L IV E R TO County Service* Building, HOI East First Street. Purchasing Recaption Room SXX) Sanlord, Florida EXP R ESSIO N S O F IN TER EST MUST B E R E C E IV E D IN T H E P U R C H A S IN G O E PARTM EN T. HO! E F IR S T STREET ROOM S300 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . NO L A T E R TH AN 1:30 P M . . L O C A L T I M E . ON B I O O P E N I N G D A T E EX P R ESSIO N S OF IN T E R E S T R E C E I V E D A F T E R TH A T T IM E W IL L NOT B E AC CEPTEO NO E X C E P T IO N S W ILL B E MADE EXP R ESSIO N S OF IN TER E S T W I L L N OT B E AC C E P T E D OR R E C E IV E D IN *T . JOHN* R IV E R W A TER MANAGEMENT D IS TR IC T Ohret Notice el Intended Agency Action The District give* notice ot Its Intent to Issue a permit *-> •*" 'ollowinq appbeantts) on u i I. two SOUTHERN LAND D E V E L O P M JT N T . A T T N : J E F F G . # ; . H* E COM M ERCE S T ^ A N F O R O . F L 12771. application ( 4 I I 7 0247A, on ll/ l/ l* The protect It located in Seminole County. Section!t) 32. Townshiptil 31 South, Rang* 11 East The application Is lor a 223 000 acre 170 UNIT S IN G LE FA M ILY HOME SUBDIVISION to be known a s D E V O N FO R ES T. Th# receiving weler bodylles) It ECO N LO CKH AT C H E E R IV ER (CLASS III) The II lets I containing aach ol th* above listed application!*) a r* tvallabl* lor Inspacllon Monday through Friday axcept lor legal holidays I CO a m lo 3:00 p m. at the St. Johns River Water Management District. Highway 100 West, Palalka. Florida. Th* District will taka action on aach permit application listed above unless a petition lor an administrative proceeding (hearing) It filed pursuant to th* provisions of taction 130.37. F ,S . and sactlon 40C 1.311. F A C. M person whose substantial Inter ests are affected by any et th* O ittrlctt proposed permitting decisions idenlltled above may petition tor an adminlitratlva hearing In accordance with sac lion 120.37, F.S. Petition* mult comply with the requirement* ol Florida Administrative Cod* Rules JOCt l l l end 400.321 and be tiled with (received by) th* District Clerk. P O Bo* 142*. Palalka. Florida 72071 1 4 3*. P e t i t i o n s f o r ad minlstratlv* hearing on th* above application!*) must be filed within fourteen (14) days of publications at this nolle* or within fourteen (141 days of actual receipt ol thi* Intent, whichever first occurs. Failure to III* a petition within this time period shall constitute a waiver ol any right such person may h a v e lo r e q u e s t a n ad m in lstra tlv * d eterm in atio n (hearing) under section 120 37, F.S., concerning lb* subject permit application. Patlllons which a rt not tiled In ac cordanca with the above pro visions art subject to dismissal Publish May 20. IWO D ER 201 win M A R K O U T S ID E OF E N V E L O P E PSOai SCOPE OF S ER V IC ES Provide Consulting Services lo aid In the administration of Ihe Community Development Block Grant Program to include pro gram administration, complt anet. subrecipient monitoring, reporting and program dev*I opment FO R F U R T H E R IN FORMATION ANO A CO PY OF THE PS Oil PACKAGE CON TACT: Linda C Jones, Con tracts Analyst. 1407) 32) 1130. E« i. m i . Charles T. Iverson Acting Purchasing Director HOI E F irtl Street Sanlord. FL1377I Publlth May 20. IWO O ER 122 NOTICE T O T H E P U B LIC : Nullce It h*r«by glvtn -**M Ihe Board ot Adjustment of the City ol Sanlord will hold a regular meeting on May 23, IWO. In Ihe City Hell Commission Chambers el H : X a m In order to contld *r a request lor variance In the Zoning Ordinance at It ptrtains to Side Y ard variance re quirements In a G C 1 district on LOT 3. Blk 3 Dreamwold PB 4 PG 30 Being more specifically de scribed as located 3303 Laurel Avenue Planned us* ot the property It to construct a carport unto an exlsltng single family dwelling Board ol Ad|i itment w M Philips. Chairman A D V ICE T O T H E P U B LIC It a person decldei lo appeal a decision mad* with respect lo ar. matter considered et the t u v re meeting or hearing, he/she will need a verbatim record ol the proceedings in eluding the testimony and evi dene*, which record It not provided by the City ol Sanlord (FST tao iosi PUBLISH May 10 and May 20. IWO D ER 17 N O TICEO F RESO LU TIO N CLOSING. VACATING, AND ABANDONING RIOHTS-QF-WAY. OR DRAINAGE EA SE M EN T TO WHOM IT MAY CONC E R N NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that the Board ot County Com miisloners ot Seminole County. Florida, el its Regular Mtetlng t-tld n th* f*h asy ol M»y * P two. tn the County Commission art' Meeting Room at th* Semi nole County Services Building In Sanlord. Florida, pursuant to Petition end Notice heretofore glvtn. passed and adopted a Resolution doting, vacating and abandoning, renouncing end disclaiming any and all right ol the County ol Seminole and th* public In and tn th* lotlowlng described rig h ts of-wey or drainage easement, trvwlt: 30 tool right ol way lying West ol Lot 20. Block E . South ol Tangerine St. and E k tf of th* W Lin* ot th* NE'« of section It, Township 31 S Rang* 2* E . Seminole, as shown on th* plat West Altamonte Heights. Sec tlon One, Plat Book 10. Pagaa* By th* Board ot County Com mltsionert ol Samlnole County. Florida, this (th day of May. A D . IWO (S E A L )’ BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO RIDA Maryann* Morse. Clerk to th* Board Publish May 20. IWO D ER 203 SEM IN O LE COUNTY BOARDO F COMMISSIONERS N O T IC EO F P U BLICH EA R tN O JUN E H int 7:6# P M Th# Board ol County Commissioners ol Seminole County, Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider the following I. R O X IE R. M A RSHA LL — 8A90 4 43V - R 1A Residential Zone — Appeal against th* Board ol Adiustmenl In deny-ng a side slrbet setback variance from 17 3 tt to 0 tt on Lot I. Blnck 43. Townsit* of North Chuluote. PB 12. Pg 4. Section 21 31 13, SW corner of 3th Street and Avtnua F. 400 It N ol Seventh Street and 1> m il* E of SR 41* IDIST I) 2 DEBORAH L. M AD ER BAW4 33V Planned Unit Development Zone — Appeal against the Board ol Adjuslmant In denying a side street setback variance from JO It to 10 tt. lor e wood privacy fence on Lot *f. Lakewood et th* Crossings. Unit Six. PB 3f. Pg 32 53. Section 20 20 30; NE corner ot Tomlinson Drly# and Starstone Drive IDIST 2) This public hearing wilt be held in Room W 122 ol th* Seminole County Services Building. 1101 E. First Street. Sanford. Florida, on June 12. IWOat 7 00pm or as soon thereafter as possible Written comments tiled with th* Land Management Director will be considered Persons appearing at the public hearing will be heard Further details available by calling 321 1130. ext 7444 Persons art advised that It they decide to appeal any dec IStoo made at mishearing, they will need to Insure that a verbatim record ot Ihe proceedings Is mad*, which record Includes th* testimony and evidence upon which th* appeal is lo ba based, per Section 214 0103, Florida Statutes BO ARO O F COUNTY COMMISSIONSRS SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A BY SAN D RAGLEN N .CH AIRM AN A T TES T MARYANNE M O R S E .C L ER K Publish May 20. IWO O ER 206 IN T H E CIR CU IT COURT. EIG H T EEN TH JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT, SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A CASE NO 10 0444 CA 11 G IN RE F O R F E IT U R E OF THE FOLLOWING D E S C R IB E D P R O P ER T Y H O N E 1*41 C H EV R O L ET TRUCK. V E H IC L E ID EN TIFICA TIO N N UM BER 2GCDCI4ZOB11457IO SEC O N D N O T IC EO F F O R F E IT U R E P R O CEED IN G S TO Edward Roger Birtch. 1652 Wildlox Drive. Casselberry. F L 32707 and all otners who claim an interest in the following property a) one 1*41 Chevrolet Truck. VIN JGCOCI t70Bt I45IM. which was seized on or about Ihe 27th day ol October, loss at or near County Road 427 and Magnolia Street Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida, by and being held by Seminole County SherlM’i Depart ment. who will appear belore the HONORABLE C VERNON M IZE. JR on 15th day ot June. IWO at * JO A M In room N334 tor a Pre Trial to show causa why the described property should not be forfeited to the use ot or sale by the Sherlfl ol Seminole County, upon producing due proof that the same was used in Seminole County. Florida, in violation ol the laws ot the Shite ot Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offenses pursuant to Florida Statutes *32 IJ1 704 A copy of thy Petition for Rule to Show Cause and for Final Order ol Forfeiture Is on tile with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida and is avaiiabia tor examination during regular business hours Whereas a prima laoe showing has been made by the Petitioner that mere Is probable cause lor the issuance ot a Rule to Show Cause, it is therefore the rrder ol Ihe Cour* lhal all potential Respondents who claim an Interest in the property, shall within twenty 320) days Irom service but no later than seven (7) days belore the dale set above, show cause by tiling with the Court, responsive pleadings as to why Ihe Cour t should not enter its Order forfeiting the property to the us* of. or sa'e by. the Sheriffs ol Seminole County YOU A R E F U R T H E R COMMANDED tO serve a true and correct copy ot such pleadings within said lime period upon ANNE E RICHARDS R U T B E R G ASSISTANT STATE A T T O R N EY , e l the address lisred below Failure to tile and serve such ptcwdmgs within said l:me period shall result in the entry ol a Default and Final Order ol Forfeiture t H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y lhal this Notice end Its accompanying pleadings are being served pursuant to Florida Statutes *J2 701 10*. this 25th day ol April. IWO NORMAN H W OLFINGEM, STATE ATTORNEY BY ANNE E RICH ARDS R U TBER G . A S A FioridaBarN o 247*01.Office ol the Stale Attorney 10O East F irst Street San tor d Florida 32771 Publish April 2* A May 6 13.20. IWO D E P ]3t �SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. May 20. 1000 ’ 71— H elp W anted L e g a l N o tic e s C L A S S IF IE D A D S ST.JOHNS R IV E R W ATER M AN AGEM EN T D ISTRICT G iv tl Nolle* ol Intended Agency Action Th# Dlitrlct give* not):* ol It* Intent lo ll*u* * permit to th* loi lowing eppllcentlt) on MAY I. 1H0: SOUTHERN LAND O E V E L O PM EN T. 1*01 L E E RD. SU ITE ISS. W IN TER P A R K . F L m implication *11 i t ; 0077A. on l/7*/*0 Th* project It located (r Seminole County. Secttond) 17. Township!*) I I South. Rang* ]t Eatt. Th* application It tor a 11* WO acr* P R IV A T E SIN G LE D W ELLIN G USE to be known a t DEVON FO R ES T Th* r* celvlng w attr b o d y llti) It ECO N LO CKH A TCH EE R IV E R (CLASS III). Th* lllo(t) containing each ot th* above llttod appllcatlon(i) are available lor Intpecllon Monday through Friday except tor legal holiday*. 100 a m. to 4 00 p m . at Iho St. Johnt River Water Management Dlttrlcl, Highway 100 W**t. Palatka. Florida. Th* Dltlrlct will take action on each permit application lilted above unlett a petition lor an admlnlttratlv* proceeding (hearing) I* tiled puriuant to th* provitlont ol tectlon 170 J7. F S . and toctlon *OC I 111. F A C. A porton whole tubttantlal Inter ettt are altected by any ol th* D illrlctt propoted permitting dec IHorn Identified above may petition tor an admlnlttratlv* hearing In accordance with tec lion 1X37, F.S Petition* mutt comply with th* requirement* ot Florida Admlnlttratlv* Cod* Rule* tOC t i l l end *0C I i l l and be filed with (received by) Ih* Dltlrlct Clerk. P .0 Bo. NT*, Palatka. Florida 32071 1 *1 *. P e t i t i o n * to r a d m lnlttratlv* hearing on th* above application (t) mult be filed within fourteen ( la) day* ol publication* ot Ihlt notice or within fourteen (la) dayt ol actual receipt ot thli Intent, whichever flrtl occur*. Failure to III* a petition within thlt lime period thall conitltut* a waiver of any right tuch perton may h a v e to r e q u e t t an ad m ln lttr a tlv * determ ination (hearing) under tectlon 130 57, F S . concerning th* iub|ect permit application Petition* whjch are not filed In ac cordanct with th* above pro vltlont are tublect to dltmlttal. Publlth May 10. >W0 D ER 202 Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ___________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HO'JRS 14 ttetewi f i tlm**. . . 5SC » Ewe i : 0 0 A M . - 6 :0 0 M l . U 4k u ii aw *a M t|n a m m yn W H l turn vn lU H T O iT liM k O V A SATURDAY 9 - MGR *2 E # H wM h h t I w M I * e • O fV I UNO f --- w---------------H A _ —- * W wliwlilTw l W ( l t * • Rate* are per low*, bated n i I I m N 3 Umo I M W ACCEPTING ~ DiAOlINtS Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday ■I * A M, Saturday Monday M 30 A.M. Saturday ADJUSTM EN TS AND C R E D IT S : In th« tvtnt of in error In an ad, the Sanford Herald will bt responsible lor the first insertion only and only to tho extent ol ttw cost ol that Insartlon. Pleas# check your ad for accuracy tho lirst day it runs. National manufacturer need* local perton to tervlc* 100% natural |ulca route Beit on* man bull net* ever. No telling No overhead. Mutt have 114.400 tecured 100% by Inventory. 144.000 very pottl bl* flrtt year Thlt could make you Independent. F lrtt time otter, for dtlellt call *am *pm......................I >00 413 1740 FOUND - Large call Color point Siam*** Vicinity ol Sanford A Celery Av. about a week ago Call JJl 2244 to identity_________ .L O S T M A LE B E A G L E - Blue tick marking* on leg*. orange collar. Latt teen 4/27. behind Sunlend Etlatet. Our kldt m itt him very much! It you have teen him. pleat* cell 324 1744 dayt A1J3 4244 eve* I BEAUTY SALON 3 n a t i o n f a m ily t a lo n w/tanning bed A manicure ttetloni alio. C attalb erry. )7/*2. Call 331 7*3* attar 4pm B E S T ONE PERSO N SU SI N ESS E V E R I Only If.tOO totally tecured by equipment Cen make you Independent No telling. No Inventory No overhead *40.000 very po**l b l* f ir at y e a r . L im it e d opening* available Call Mr. Adam idayornlghl 25—S p e cia l N otices BECOME A NOTARY For Detain: 1 100 4J2 4244 ^^lorlda2totar^AMoclallor^_ 27— N u rsery & C hild C are A FFO RD A B LE L o v in g Childcare, H R.S. reglitered. 4AM 4PM Cell...... .....JJl *4*2 DAT C A R E In my Sunlend home Reatonebl* r07C*54 ___________ Call 222 4541____________ HRS Reglitered - Will watch your child, my home. Mon F r l . m**l»/tnack 373 1144 ______ 1-800-533-3962 II achieving ebtalut* and fatal financial freedom within * to I I month* pushes any button* el all. call 4S7-241-1MJ, 14 hr r.corded mettag*.______________ P A R TN ER wanted tor boating butlneta. Have fun and make money. Boating experience a ' 3 5 - T r a i n i j j a ^ W ^ piu* Richard *31 3437.__________ &E Tm SS^ BE A PARALEC Accredited 1*74. Attorney In ttructed. Home Study. Fin Aid. Free Catalog. SCI I 400 44* 1444 43—M edical & D ental AIDES, NURSES l THERAPISTS FREE BREAKFAST M*dlc4l Pertonnel Peel Invite* you lo |oln ut tor e comolimenlary breakteit at Stw. jy t. Hwy. 17 *2. Santord (South ot Airport Blvd) Tuetday. May JJ. I am to 10 am Bring your llcenta and certlllcatei Call Marge at 74* 4214 Medical PertanMl Peel VENDING ROUTE "" il. Great location* Mult *all quickly. 1 000 704 0341 59— F in a n c ia l S e rv ice s________ ATTN! MERCHANTS ONLY V IS A /M C a v a il., ntw /eld bu*lne**et at lew #41.471 M .kel 447 4111..**% t l t . p l rate AT—Money to Lend CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS ttt. 2nd or equity mortgage* Good/Bad credit. Low rate* 240-444* Mortgage Magic. Inc. Lie. Mlg Bkr. a40E.434.Ce** GOLD CREDIT CARD 13.400. Credit Lin* GUAR. VISA/MC Guer. Cavh Advene* 1*00-434 3404.............. *44.34 tee 7 1 -H e lp W anted 49—M iscellaneous • IN LO V E? L IK E TO G E T AWAY ALON ET Fly to the th* wonderful country ol France (P e ril) for 11,400 lor I people round trip Can’t beat that for love! Pleat# note your travel arrangement* mult be uted by Sept 30th. to, tublect lo availability ol teat* A follow mg travel date* are exempt Irom travel. May 241*; July J * . Aug It. Sept. 14 Call 344 ta04 from 34PM ...........M. F. ~ 55— B u sin ess ____ Opp ortunities M O BILE SIGN COMPANY • good money maker Cell 331 0643. anytime. M L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICE TO TH E P U B LIC : Not let it hereby given that the Board of Adjustment of the City of San lord will hold a regular meeting on May 2S. IWO. in the City Hall Commission C h an b en at It X> a m in order to consid er a request for variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains lo Front Yard variance re quirements in a SR I district on LOT IS. Blk I Country Club Manor. Unit J P B 12 P C H Being more specifically de scribed as located 120 Club Road Planned use of the property it to construct a carport unto an ensting tingle family dwelling Board of Adjustment W M Philips, Chairman ADVICE TO THE P U B LIC If a person decides to appea* a decision made wilt* respect lo any matter considered at the above m eeting or h e a rin g , he the will need a verbatim record of ihe proceedings In eluding ihe testimony and' t v I dence. ith record It not provided by the City of Sanford l F S 21* OIOS) PUBLISH May 10 and May 20. ,fW D ERM M G V a C T M M C BE YOUR OWN BOSS 23— Lost 4 Found M O K O U P K . D Opportunists CASH A V A ILA B LE Buy inf Hemet A Martgege* G r t c k jjt o d a j^ ^ ^ ^ C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Ceto&Hrv Cipher cryftggramft c#a creatwO from qur;ut.,-,n% t , temou* paoate peet end Each ertter m thw eipNw st*n*3* for ersotrtw TotSSf « cK* £ C S 55— Bu sin ess 21— P erso n als NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING, AND ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY, OR DRAINAGE EA SEM EN T TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that th* Board ol County Com mlttlonert ot Seminole County. Florid*, at It* Regular Meeting held on the Ith day ol May. A D . tWO. In th* County Commission art' Meeting Room at the Semi nole County Service* Building In San lord, Florida, puriuant to Petition and Notice heretofore given, patted and adopted a Retolulion doting, vacating and abandoning, renouncing and dltclaiming any and ail right ol the County ot Seminole and the public In and lo the following d e tcrlb ed right* ol way or dramageeatemenl. to wit NORTH 10 F E E T OF THE S O U T H W E S T '« O F T H E NORTHEAST 'a OF SECTION J*. TOW NSHIP J l SOUTH RANGE M EA ST Which right* were purportedly granted to the County puriuant to that certain Deed recorded in Deed Book Wl. Page 340 Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida By Ih* Board ol County Com m iitlonen ol Seminole County. Florida, thlt #1h day ol May. A 0 . IWO (S EA L) BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A MaryanneMorte. Clerk to the Board Publlth May JO. IWO O ER JOS 1 V H H U B G 1 B S G MOLLY M A I D * * Prat. Meld Service! Will train. fulltime. Mon F rl.....767 4007 o O F F IC E ASSISTANT* Smile I Thli new bo** need* you! Amwer phone and e it lil In variety ol oil Ice dull** AAA EM P L O ..A E H T 7*0 W. 14th S t .............. 134 417* ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT R e p o rt* to h o ip lt e l Ad mlnlttretor Minimum ot 1 year* executive tecrelerlel experience In a health cere letting, preferably hotpltal. A c c u r a l * t y p i n g w it h dictaphone and a cc u ra te grammatical tklllt. Experl enc* in word procetting prel lered T h li highly v lilb l* potltlon require* excellent communication end people tk ills M ull be available to take minute* at 2 evening Board Meeting* per month A llrecll v* talar y and benefit*. Contact Director ol Pertonnel W. Voluile Memorial Hoipltel 1 701 W. Plymouth Av* Defend, FI., 32721 er cell ___ *04 714 432». ext. 1131 ■ .A IR L IN E S JO B S * * II *,004 to *24.400 per year I Call *04 42* 127* ext. A*J APPLICATORS NEEDED! Earn up to 112 per hour W* train Outdoor work Potential to Own Your Own B u iin eu t ___ C A LL 1)3 *4*7773 APPOINTMENT SETTER Work day* Irom home calling Sanford area Call 44*0131 A S S E M B L E T O Y S A Craft Item*, lull part lima High earning*1 404 231 3011__________ AsshUnt M i n i f t i Train*# Y-NOT-U I am 24, own my own butlneti alter 3 month* ot training and now have I petition* avail able Up to iaOO/wk during training Advancement 2 4 week* Cell Cheryl, 414 4404 ASST. MANAGER NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER HELP P i r i i ixptrl«n <i p rtlffred Ratiraai v ?ltoma! P jrfsC ify Sanford, 2WO 5 French Ava K V E 1 M N S C U C — I M M C D O , — CARPENTER HELPERS Wanted. Mutt have hand tool* and tramportatlon 444 41*1. CHILD DUE WORKERS Flexible hour*, experienced with rheutteur'i llcenta pre tarred Apply 4440 Weytlde Dr. Santord..................333 44*3 * * * * * * * * * U B C S M G C U B C . B H H U S . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N Thu purpos*) o l psychology >to giva u s a com pletely dittereni idea ol (he things w e know b e ll " — P aul Valety NEW BTARTINO r a t e s F u ll/ p a r t lim a poaltlona available. Experience pre torred Apply a l: Hi lIlia van Health Care Center *4* Mallenvllle Av#,. Santard 333*444.--- _ ---------- E.O .E./H DEMONSTRATORS Call Hon. 33* *131 or 4741701 AVON SKIN SO SOFT Buy or Sell Harriet 373 N it or Pal 333 433] BINDERY HELP Lon9 end short term Hiring now Long wood araa Ceil Michoai 4ft /SOS MAINTENANCE MAN HOSPITAL JOBS Start S4 40. your area. No axp. necettery. For Into call I *00 f*0 *1** 4am 4pm 7 day* _____________417 ao le e _____________ * I NEED HELP * Eaty phone work at home No • ip . Part tlm*. JITOt/mo Full time, *7*00/mo Alto tom* t a le * p o t lt lo n * . C a ll 1*04 *44 0*14 ext 104____________ InftitiBfl G«tiinf You Do r r ? > MEOIOU. OFFICE POSITIONS Leading medical p ractice management group I* leaking quel Hied candidate* tor th* following petition*. S A LES W AU SHIFTS H IG H ER STARTINO PAVt For cert I lied or experienced Apply In perton to: Lakevlew Hurting Cantor NURSING ASSITANTS F u ll lim e , 7 1 and 3 It . E x c e lle n t b en efit*, good working condition*, friendly people Apply at 44 N. Hwy. 17 B *7. DeBery. Men. thru F rl. fAM to 4PM. EO E_______________ e C A S H IE R * No exp. neededi Tabulate with Ih l* **t. local com pany. Cheerful pertonellly win*! AAA EM PLO Y M EN T 744 W. 24th S t .................. 313 5174 WantA Fulfilling Cartti? OVER THE N0A0 DRIVERS A U TRADES NEEDED Painter#. Carpenter#, oft. Get all the work you can handla C all................ >4* 0711 DATA ENTRY Pertonnel needed Mult type 451 WPM Experience In title Indentry helpful but not nect* vary Apply In perton on May 12nd, 23rd and 14lh Irom 1:10AM to 4PM. American Pioneer Title tnturence Co ))*W 1*1 St, Santord. FI EO E e R O U TE R U N N E R e Loahl All local deltverle* H o m a a v e r y n lg h t l EttablliTied route with thlt dynamic company. AAA EM PLO YM EN T TttW. lim it ................... 314 4174 DEBIT AGENT Gull Lila Iniurance Company I* now taking application* to work In the Sen lord or Oviedo area Salary and Commi*t>oni with Co. Banalltt Cell lor appt , t t o e :X 447 4*4 444* _____________(Orlando)-____________ DIETARY AIDES F U L L A N O P A R T T IM E Experienced preferred Cell lor an Interview HIlltievan Health Cere Center *M Mallenvllle Ave,, Santord 31144*4..........................E.O .E./H DISTRIBUTE FLYERS! 3 dependable peop't. AM/PM ihltt* 44 40betel Cell Merle 774 10*1 hr tween 11AM J PM ORIVERS Over the read, t-ector trailer, m u ll have 2 year* experience end good driving record f \ -age trip 10 day*. Cell I Me-174 *444 AO Carrier*. Tavar4«. FI. Drivtrs I F iim in f P u lltrt Apply in part* l U w t t Maitland U%% t. Hw y * Maitland DRIVER a yrt tractor h alier over the toed experience and good driving record. Cell between 7 end 4 P M 121 4044_______________ Earn up to 1114 a week Attem ble product* at home Amat Ing menage glvei detail* Call 304 lie 4140 ext 10 e E V E . R E C E P T IO N IS T * E a t y w o rk l S e c u re at m oiphere! O il weekend*! Greet Benefit*! AAA EM PLO Y M EN T 744 W. 24th St.................. I l l 5174 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Fortune 400 company ha* Immediate opening* tor ce rear minded Individual* with background In equipment maintenance. Knowledge ol e le c tric a l, pneumatic and electronic control* e* well e* general mechanical ex perl ence It desired Excellent benefit package Include* paid vacation, holiday*, retirement plan, uniform, end medical iniurance Salary: 125,000 plut depending on experience Send retum e to General Manager. P O Box 2247 Orlando F L 12402 EO c/M /F E ip ’ d. Power Box O p v ito r ASPH ALT L U T E MAN Full time petition*! Apply: 1400 Long wood Lk. Mary Rd Cell 4341131 tore ppl FITTER/WELDER COMBINATION Plate, pipe, mite 430 00*0 WE HAVE TH E SOLUTION! W* oiler tep pay. greet benefit* end Ih* opportunity to work el many ot Ih* lop compente* in your area. Call now tor an appointment I . 740 4773 NO FEE/Ffl IOAY PAY S ERVICES IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full time potltlon. reildanlial experience and repair knowl edge a .nutt Landicap. ,g experience benellclel Im mediate openingt. good pay endbenelllt. 712 4131___________ JOIN OUR jVl Family Rastaurant Team Bill Knapp* It now accepting application* lor exp line cooki Full A pert lime potl lion* available with com petllv* pay A greet benelit* package No Phone* Cell*. Apply in Perton, III ) Douglai Ave, Altamonte Sprgt _________ LA N D SCA PER S Full tlm* potlllon*. D river'* Llcenta required Cell 132 4)33 LAUNDRY W O R K ER S • Mult be herdworking, dependable and motivated Immediate Hire 44 00/ttart. ra il* alter X day* Medical.......... 33* 4454 LAW ENFORCEMENT No t i p . n e c e t t e r y l F o r application A Information, call 21*441-1124*11. S U M 4A M IP M .............................. 7d*ya • M AIN TEN AN CE H E L P E R * L o v e ly c o m p le x o f f e r * liability benefit* end quick relte* Cell today) AAA EM PLO Y M EN T 744 W. 34th St.................... 313-S174 GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Daily Work DailyPay Call Bob for detail* lite r l a m . ___ 111 t i l l • e S A L E S A S S O C IA T E S * • WE N E E D A FEW 000° WOMEN TO LIS T A S E L L HOMES C A L L DON A T ............ 321 7322 SECRETARY NOW HIRING • Good Pay e l Day Week d in Fern Park ___________ misaa___________ POSTAL JOBS Start Sit 41/hr For e ia m and application Information call 2 ie t4 T t4 4 t.tif. F L 12* * e m to*p m 7 day* POSTAL S E R V IC E Job* Salary to 44SK Nationwide Entry le v e l p o t lt lo n * C e ll 111*04 44 7 4000 E l l P *172 POSTAL JOBS Start t i l 41/hr. For exam end application Information cell 121*174* 444*. axl F L 12*. *AM TPM .7daya ____________ PRESSER EO E ........ .................. M /F/H/V The Santord Herald I* keeking an h dividual tor our dlipley ad ver tiling if aft Candidate* m u ll be e n e rg e tic t a ll motivated end determined Prior experience In new*#* per and/or advertlilng tale* required Poll I ion otter* tale r y p lu t co m m ittio n and benefit* Pleat* lend return* or contact Leer* Sellien Th* Santord Herald 344 N. French Av*. Santord. FI. 37771 93—RoomH o r Went A T TR A C TIV E ctoen efficiency, TV. microwave, meld tervlc* Call 323 4004 or 321 4447 C L E A N ream*, kitchen end laundry lecllltto*. Cable TV. Starting at STB/wfc 330 4422 DCBANY All houte privilege*! 140 wh Available immediately113 0147. F U R N IS H E D ltu d lo w '**p kitchen Lett ot tlorage! Quiet, well kepi community. SANFORD CO URT.........314 224) LA R G E room in private houte. TV, kitchen privilege*. Phone end pool Cell 333 1443.__________ SANFORD • Share nice turn 3/3 condo H e* e v e r y th in g privacy Prefer employed lemeleiaJwkjjej^JTCTMSI^ 97—A p a rfm u n fi Fu rn ish ed / Rent SANFORD 3 bdrm. clot* to downtown, complete privacy I 1*0 per week p lu t S200 tecurlty........................133 334* ★ SANFORD* • SPECTACULAR* STAIRS PROPERTY TEMPTED TO TEMP? OOFFICE CLERKS 4 RECEPTIONISTS aSECRETARIES a WORD PROCESSORS PINDUSTRIAL WORKERS ADVERTISING CONSULTANT SANFORD - Male will there 3/3 houta with mature tomato. 1250 per month include* utlUlle*. cable, wether/dryer No tmok* or dop* 324 2720. k e y manage___________________ Sealer C til ten T * Share Mem* ■ Geneve areal Free room A prlv bath, kit'laundry prlvil. In exchange lot driving A lltv d u tto LM u *H lh « *t»M 4M II* RENTA-BEOROOM M A N A G EM EN T* R E A L T Y * Full tlm*. 4 day* e week Great benelit* Good pay Cell 332 3447 or apply In perton. Dry Clean USA. Heathrow PRODUCTION WORKERS Continental Circuit*. Inc., a lead ing m a n u fa c tu re r ot printed circu it board*. It expanding It* production tore* by opening 20 new poiltion* on til 2nd end 3rd thlftt Sterling rate* ere from *4 to t l 71 per hr with premlnlum pay lor 2nd or 3rd ihltt* and lor experience A tlgn up bonut ot 1310 will be paid to Ihote who have prior expert enc* In manufacturing P C B 't W* otter .-I excellent benelit p ack ag e including group health, profit therlng and a im oke Ire * environm ent Apply in perton Continental Circuit* Inc., 1114 Retie Av*., Winter Sprgt F L ., 32744 447 4*4 4444 _____________ EEO /M F_____________ PRODUCTION WORKERS Longwood manufacturer it looking for energetic reliable people to till potllioni on our 2nd thill*. *4 per hour. Apply In perton: Parker Hannifin. 777 Bennett Dr . Longwood (T ik e 434 to Commerce Park, ■era** Irom South Seminal* Hmpitat)............................EO E Conttrucllon exp. helpfull Herd worker * willing to learn all phate* ot office, benelit* available Cell 431 4272 SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake Mary Experience or will train. Full A Pert tlm* M ETR O SE C U R IT Y >51177* SOCIAL WORKER ' 40 hr*, per week 46.40 per hr plut benelit* to itart Apply In per ion al the Salvation Army. 700 W 34th St.■Santord T E L E M A R K E T E R S - Earn 4350 day Daily procetting order*. Incomingc*ll»anlyl 747 43*4 T LC Heme Cempentont mature companion* K th, e ld e rly P e r t / F u ll Time Call . ............... 321 10*1 * INSURANCE G A L * Valuable otllc* tpot Learn to give quote* A follow through! AAA EM PLO YM EN T 744 W. llth S t, 3715174 VO LT TEM P O R A R Y S E R V IC E S Call 41**7**___________ W irthouM Woik4rs/Ass«mbl| F ictorj i Dnvtrs Now P To 5750 weekly plut benefit* P Full Time/Part ttme • All Shill* Open • Hiring Several Trainee* I 1*)H 4* W /relundpellcy WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL To t i l t l hr! Will trelnl All lhlft*. all type* l Permanent! Metre Emptoymenl.—.. 444-tll) • W AREHOUSE W O R K ER # Super boil will train depen dable perton I Quick rail#* Learn It all here! AAA EM PLO YM EN T 740 W. 14th S I ................ 113117* W ELDERS Start today! To IIS per hourl Will train) 2 ih llti Alltypet! Metre Employment 4*4 *111 e O F F IC E A S S 'T• Funl Lively eilabllthment. will train you Smile! It you went a eerier If* here AAA EM PLO YM EN T 740 W. l l l h 41................... 121417* PRODUCE PERSONNEL 91—A p artm en ts/ House to Share Experience needed in all tec tt* Ol product operation* Apply In perun .......... CYSCO H4W . Story Rd.. Oceee, PI. D ELTO N A • Share 1 bdrm home 4150/mo plu* utllittet and dr pout Cell *04 532 023* R E N T A BEDROOM and gel Ih* very bell living) With your bedroom come* th* ut* ol • • • • • • • • • • • Cable TV I* inch TV Full Kitchen with micro) Completely Furniihed Privet* Patio Oithet. Pot*. Pen* Silverware. Glettet Til* entry, kitchen A bath Central A/C Vaccuum twice a week Located by perk w/tennu PLU S W* pay electric end water P LU S USE OF PRIVATE BEACH IN N EW SM YRN A A D U LTSO N LY ( P E R F E C T F O R S IN G LES !) Sorry, no pet* Application A Depotil Only *130 PIG BEDROOM. *124 wk SMALL BEDROOM. *100 WK C A L L * 4. W EEK D A Y S 3 2 2 -6 4 4 7 SANFORD I bdrm . clot* to downtown, 4100 per week plu* S I C 0 t e c u r l t y In c lu d e * Utlllll**!........................113 224* 54 N 7 0 R O NIC* I A 2 bd'm apt* *300(JP/mo. • ckp R t f * required Nopeli 111 3141 SANFORD D U P LEX 1 bdrm adult*, no pet* Quiet. A/C. tlorege available *210 per month 322 4222 or I *49 *151 SAN FORD targ* I bdrm, complete (rivecy. dot* to downtown *100 per week plu* *240 tecurlty Include* utllitle* ____________Cell 123 lit * ___________ I BEDROOM lurnlthed apt No pet* *100 tecurlty, |*0/wk. A/C Utllitle* paid 13I I414. 99—A p artm en ts U n fu rn ish ed / Rent A IR Y 2 BDRM. I BATH Santord dote in) Wood lloort, private. *4Q0/mo ...... *441141 CLEA N - I bdrm. apl , e'e. No pet*. tllO'mo plu* *250 depot It. Cell......... 123 1074/menage LPN FULL TIME Buty Santord doctor. 4 day work week Many benefit*. Write: 140# Santord Herald. PO Box 1447 Santord 23773 W W W MAIDS W W W FRO N TD ESKCLERKS F/tlme. benelit*. pd holiday* A vacation, uniform Apply in perton, Oeyt Inn, 440 Oougla* Av , Altamonte or cell 447 7111 M in i|4 i Small 8-Unit Motel Efficiency plut tmell weekly 44 provided! C e ll........ 740 *440 M ED ICAL FLOWER DELIVERIES From own car. Thurtday A Friday. 30c per mile * com m in ion . E*l. 4 yrt 744 5444. F U L L or Pert time delivery end appliance repair. Experienced only Call for appt Allen'# Appliance 407 444 4441 DeBery F U L L T im e M e ln te n e n c a P e r t o n lo r c o m m e r c ia l laundry company Mull have complete tervice knowledge A ability to work on Citiellt Dryer*. Wathex Wether*. A Chicago Ironert Immediate hire on proven ability ,324 *2*4 M uil have experience end ret Apply M IC Trucking. 1*71 W lit S t . Santord__________________ P A R T T IM E Money doe* grow cn tree*! W* buy Spanlth Mot* I Call 333 4712 Become e Telemarketer lor Ih* Santord Herald. Call John between 4 4 30PM (No early b lrd tp ltetal)..............312 1411 W* have immediate thort and long term enignment* in your area lor IN NURSE AIDES Will train, taveral needed now) All type*) Metre Emp4eyn»eet....... A4A41I) Lecal/CarRB ien Tetes/HR I 4*7-4*7 *0**Teton1 Eel Men Fee R EC EP TIO N IS T For a wild and cra iy allice! Call 434 #404___________ That* nr* challenging and fin an cially rew arding op portunltle* for th* right Indl vlduelt Send return* to: R TM ................... P.O. Rex *14241 F L 237*1 • the* Manager 4 F rent Office Reception!*! g iMvrance/Cedtng Special!*! P Electron!* Rilling Special)*) *1* E. lnd SI......... CONSTRUCTION M l TRAMS P e rt tlm *. F o r ihopplng center C*II407 311 1200 Part lime In Oncology otllc* (Santord/Tiltonal. Approx 20 hr» per wk. Plea** wtomlt return*: Box 404. c/o Th* Santord H erat;. P .O Box 1*47, Santord. F L 32773 1447. * PRODUCTION TR A IN E E * Super spot! Work with food p r id u c t l S e lf m o tlv attd needed. Clean co InSanto-d AAA EM PLO YM EN T 744 W. 25th S t .................. 222-117* CONSTRUCTION WORKERS CONSTRUCTION Co. need! bl li n g u a l t e c r a t a r y w ith excellent computer, aeding •klllt. A WP aklll* Call btwn I am and S pm .3301*24 C R A FTS a S K IL L S P T R A D E S ^ W a n te d M ED iC A L Own hour* Jewelry, llngere, handbag* Party Plan . Cell _____________331-134*______________ • G A L F R ID A Y e Enjoy Ih* com tor I able at moiphere Irom variety tpot. Antwer and direct > I*. AAA EM P LO Y M EN T 744W.I4RIS4..................313-4174 REGISTERED NURSE 7AM lo3PM Shill. Perl time Apply In perton 4AM 4PM Lakevlew Hurting Center *)* «■twd 41.....................Santord M ED ICAL MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONS 4 hr». par day. Monday Friday. E npar lane ad. 221 7020 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONS PART T IM E. P L E A S E C A LL ______________ 331 3477______________ M EDICAL RELIEF COOK • STOCK P U L L E R * 4 day* per week Ex p d in • T R A IN E E * Special diet*needed!! Nice bon went* to train you lo Apply In perton (AM 4PM learn the department Great Lakevlew Hurling Center learning tpot! Quick raitet * n E. Tnd St.....................Santord AAA EM PLO YM EN T 700 W. 34th S I . ..........................7 » 1)74 MEDICAL H O M E M A K E R 4 /C A R E E R Women A Couplet) Full lime or pert time, tel your own hour* Car. Mon nite* avail A • 17 50 Per HourII phone req'd Princes* Houte * Gcud Working Condition*! I a Colgale Patmoilve Co , Good H o u t e k e i p i n g S e a l ol LONGWOOO H EA LTH CA RE Approval 170 */ h rl .334 0733 23**744 EO E ★ CNA'S ★ AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU" E X C E L L E N T PAY. Benefit* Trentportation Call 407 2*4 7400 ext 1442 Toil refunded tem 10pm AUTOM OTIVE BOOT MAN NEEDED NOW! S M G C A R P E N T E R H E L P E R S Mult have exp. Toot* end trampor tatton. After tpm37J7)47. CNA’s I NA’i obov# lotted o SI SOcoth diwoMnt fa* prompt peymenl Schodulm-g moy wntuda HeroId Advertiser al the coif ol on additional doy Cancel wham you ge» retultt Pay only for dayt your od runt at rate earned Uie full dettrlption for fantest retultt Copy mutf follow acceptable typographical form. IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E EIG H T EEN T H JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT. IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A . CASE NO.: W-2741-CA-M-L IN R E : The Marriage ol: SUSAN W ESTBROOK R IL E Y , Pr*'*:c r :r . and- —— ■ ■ , • -• THOMAS P A TR IC K R IL E Y . Retpondent N OTICE OF ACTION TO THOMAS PA TR ICK R IL E Y R E S ID E N C E Unknown LAST KNOWN ADDRESS c/o Vince A Jack I* Rl ley lu s tN Interlaken Phoenix. Arliona YOU .R E N O T IFIE D mat an action tor 'ittolutlon ot mar rlrg* and other reflet hat been tiled •Tamil you and yor are required to terv* a copy ol your written delentet. It any. to it on Joteph E Neduchtl. Etqulr*. Petitioner * attorney, whole addrett it 22* Hlllcrett Street. Orlando. Florida 12*01, on or before June JO, t*!0. and til* th* orlginel with the Clerk of thlt Court either before tervlc* on Petitioner'* attorney or Imm* dietely thereefter: otherwii* e default will be entered egeintt you lor th* relief demanded in th* Petition DATE Don May I*. 1**0 (SEA L) MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ot th* Court BY Sharon Dunn At Deputy Clerk Publlth: May JO. 17 A June 3. 10. IWO D ER 20* 'V ' a ■ — ■______ DVTHMIf B mVVIVVIf rffflwfl Full lime A temporary potl tloni available I Apply *1 Creative Print leg A Pub 11thing 7)1 N, Hery 17/43,1 7 T -H e to Wanted You've seen tho other day caro content... NOW COME TO THE LATEST EDITION TO YOUIt NEIGHBORHOOD!! KIDS’ SAFARI A CHILD CAKE ADVENTURE GRAND OPENING OFFER No Registration Fee With Ad A geu M 2 O p e n 6-10 am (11 Bj30 pm OPEN HOUSE SATURDAYS 10 AM to I PM lC*d Fur tk/«|MW a U w fkJaJu Located al Ut* Corner ii WUlow A t*. A Hwy 4# . .Hanfurd 324-0905 Accounting? Tax Service C O L M E R A C C O U N T IN G TA X 1 IR V IC B - Sma p u n £ indl vMvoli walcvma I 734-14(3 elllc*/331-3774eve*. --------- J M iio m i -------- Remodeling MILLERADDITIONS Central Florida Sine* 1*4* Remodeling - New Horn** r c G O 104*4...........- .......333-4444 A lu m in u m sid in g ACTION RE-SCREENING Replacement window* and aluminum work. Affordable price*. F r y E*t. 24*-171*. • 5 Id log, aotllt A l a i d * , tcreened room*. F r y eillm * toll 333-414*........... ........ Autom otive D O M I4 T IC 7 Fartig n R ep aid Quality workl Y a w hem*. 11 Child C are Centers Daycare Near Winter Spring* Etoman tary 7 4pm Inlwitl to ly r v B u ild in g C o n tra cto rs' NEW , R E M O D E L R E P A IR HOMES, O F F IC E S . STO R ES All type* canatructton. Ret/ Cam 133-033. . S O. B#UK, CBC4HB44 C arp e n try C A R P E N T E R All klndtof home repair*, painting A ceramic til* Richard Grom 331 1*73 L E E 'S C A R P E N T R Y • Storage b u ild in g , d e ck * A m lic carpentry. In ured A ITeemed F r y EttlmetoV 114 *314 Cleaning Service • APARTM ENTS/Of beet. ReaU w ran tt A Laundry mat* I L l c ' d . , g u a l. w a r k . law rato tl........... 3 3 3 *tl*/m yi a y GOOD HOUSEKEEPER Ironing In my ham* and out lid* houtakeeping 3JMI2A Concrete Painting W IS T C 0 4 K R E T E S E R V IC E Small JebtoRIg JbtaBRepalr Jab*. F r y Eat. Call anytime 334-1443. LJcented/(mured FR A N K BARN KART painting A p renure cleaning, 14 y rt. exp. ..........- ....... 333-1143 P R E S S U R E CLEA N IN Q MAN • Hou*e W ith A Painting Call Roger J o g e rReltonreth....... T U lt o n r a t t ^ 310 ^ A 41*5 — — H E R IT A G E E L E C T R IC Prompt, Reetonabto Service L teamed/Inured ■RF44U433........ O B 447-333-47(3 Handy Mar C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , maaonary. palntkig and III*. F r y yllm ato *. Call 333 4334 Paper Hanging * W A L L P A P E R S P E C IA L IS T X y rv exp. F r y Ettim etoil LOW C(*h p r ic y 14201)32 H I i M U. COVERING W* hang all typa*. Rytonabto price*. F r y *r»tl 123 H I7 Piano Tuning FIX-IT-FAST INC "One Cali To Do II AH" Your Neighborhood Handy Men Retldenttol •Com m erciel Cell S*»H Today 11 323(311 H A H Bemadd ing - painting, Chattahoochee ttone. concrete and carpentry work, F ry Eat. Tractor Worts A C R E A G E MOWING, dtodng. grading and fert till Ing B A B Allowing................. .471 *574 Landscaping* C O M P L E T E Qualify law n A La n d ic e p ln g . com petitive rale*, f r y a llt Sum yU t UHl 742* Sunry Lawn Service CHUCK'S QUAUTY LAWN C A R E Camm-/Rev • F R E E RSTI N» l e b l y lerge/*mnll—.333-117l LAWN M AIN TEN AN CE • F r y Elflmatot. R yto n ab l* Re It* I Sy t o r C H tty Dtoount 32144*4 LANN SERVICE F r y Ettimato*.--------- 723-4211 LAWNS MOWE O A TRIM M ED. Reetonabto Senior Cillrent Otocount F r y E d . 334-133* P R O FESSIO N A L G A R D EN ER Mowing, edging. tle«n up) C o m p le t e C a r e t F r e e ^ »» lim el**M M ^ /w 07 ^ 4 4 ^ ^ M u sic L e sso n s E X P E R T PIANO TUNING S erv /repalr/m ovIng/rental new A utad . Call Ray. 323 4041 E X P E R T PIANO TUNING Serv./rep alr/m evln g/ren tal new a m ad..Call Ray..J33(**l a y ..2134 rrSr Swimming Service SB *1 SWIMMING FOO LS t U H * Warthouw Clearance of new 1*4* pool*. 34 tl. X 33 ft. completely Installed- Include* hug* deck, ladder, lancing, inter and tklmmer. Financing available. Other pool* avail able. Ask about factory re b aled Call toll t r y 1-443433*41* 4CGC4IM73 P E 04*11 telephone Service CORDLESS PHCNE Rdtortot A Antenna* • all brands Replaced white you wait. 442 3432. or *04 7344442 ------------t r ie ----------★ *A TOUCH OF TILE* * R ep aid A Remodeling No jab too big or im alltl L k tm a d A t r y estimates! Cafl....3J1l347 T re e S e rv ice ECH O LS T R E E S E R V IC E F r y estimates I Fair Prices! L ie ...In s Stump Grinding. Tool 233323* day a r d t * "Let Th* Pretosttowal* d* I f HADDOCK S TREE SERV F r y Est No |ob too small Jebaer Mike 334-43T l / u i s T R IM M IN G , Topping, movel. Hauling, all phe t r y work Call 1334*4* �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 20. 1990 — RB apartments Unfurnished / Rent COME SEE OUR LARGE ♦ * COUNTRY K IT C H E N * • I BORM, I BATH APTS Over 1,4*4 Sq. F I. Living At m !I miwyv&view _ Unfurnished/Rent 1 DORM. 1 RATH, family room, k llc h o n and a p p lia n c e s . Oarage 1400 per month P A U LA S ET H OSBORNE V EN T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S ______________ 331-4744 ____________ 3 BORM. 2 BA. SPLIT PLAN * Sylvan Dr area, 1515/mo A 1500 sacurlly. C a l l......3313153 105—DuplexT rip le x / Rent 2000 Lakt Mary Btvd. 3210514 COEVILLA/WASTEh COVE APARTMENTS EX T R A LA R G E UNITSI I. 3 1 ) bedroom opts Pool/Tennl* Court Peaceful, convenient location Quid oil tlrto l parking Renovation Special! No security lor quail Had applicant!! tip no* L A K E MARY 3/V. c/h/a, wall to woll, kitchen appliances. lanced yard >31 4710___________ SANFORD - 1 bdrm duplei. la r g e y a r d , n ic e a r e a . 1350/mo Call 374 1434__________ 1 BDRM. 1 BATH - Cen H/A. W/W carpet, washer A dryer _h o o k u p _lsl_^ et_: ; ; i _31TM*» 107-M obile Hom es / Rent HEAR THE QUIET! Slngla Story Studio I A > Bdrm Apia Many a ilr a t In eluding itorage space! Quit*, cory community I Attractive landscaping On ilia resident managers who C A R E ! SANFORD COURT ........ 2313)41 M O BILES Furnished and un furnished with air condition mg C all...................... 333 3004 SORRENTO/Mt. Dora • 1 acre. 1 bdrms . air. kids A pats OK 1135/mo , ret Call *44 I I I ! HIDOEN LAKE 115—In d u stria l ____ R en tals________ 1 b drm *, l baths, washer A dryar, lancad backyard, pool! No pall, 1525-month SJOO vr curlly. Call m 1075**** M ARIN ER'S V IL L A G E Laka Ada I berm l l j j mo 3 bdrm IMP mo A up 121 4474 P A R T L Y lurm shad al IIM Sanlord Ave Yard with lanca Call lor more Into 133 ISIS or 333 1477 Of 371 4433 D O R C H E S T E R APTS 3 bedroom 3 bath Labe Mary 213 4431 SANFORD. Large I bdrm Pay monthly or weekly Dap ral erences No pats 10% oil SeniorCiluansI 333 0143 SANFORO I bdrm . Malar Incl . parking tea *k . 1300 sac___________ 33Alw /m essete a a SMALL I BORMI Reason able rant Isl month plus security Call................333 144* I RRDM . L A K E S ID E , nice comply* All amanltlas No sacurlly tor qualltlad appll cants U33 par monlh 330 3304 101—Houses F u rn ished / Rent AAA B U 1 IN ES I C E N T E R • New olllce/Whse 100 It to MSS ft. Bays with or w/o offices starting at 1114/ma Hwy. 17/eiB SR 417 Call...324-*15* 117—C o m m ercial_________R en tals________ APARTM EN T at 110* Sanford Ave , Restricted commercial toning could be small or larger business Oil street parking For more Into 131 1474.333 1477.333 4433/Cullem SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE 750 Wylly Av I Airport entrance) Office Space or Office /warehouse space avail Call I33Q747 ae 131 7407 teas. SHOWROOM/LITE MFG. OH 17/fl behind ABC. 7145 S Orlando Av . 1.000 sq It. air. X tra nice (was F I Carpet) Owner 331 1*4* or M3 7375 17-41 in Sanford - FROM 4.0M UP TO 11.004 IQ. FT. Frem t i l l Net A UPI Call 3*4 4444 121—Condom inium R en tals_______ * FURNISHED COTTAGE * Efficiency air, on Weklva al Katie’s Landing1 Canoe use. Slip mo ■ electric____333 U)0 A IRPO R T BLVD TINE RIDGE CLUB SOUTH DEBARY 3 bdrm, newly painted, nice and clean, yard maintained and crater Included 1335 mo plus 1300 deposit Prefer ^ in jU o r J t e lir e e C a ilU M t W . 103—Houses U n fu rn ish ed / Rent A V A ILA B LE 3 bdrm ce. iral H'A. carpet, washer dryer hookup LUO with discounll 333 4443_____________ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Santord 3 b d rm t, I ba w'dan, dean' Lease no pe's. W33discounted' Call A3I 07*4 DELTONA 2 BDRM. 1 BATH Cen. M/A, less mo I yr leas# I40JI59 9O4U9 ]rsa HOMES TO RENT ’ and 3bedroom Unlurn shed, Lake Mary and S an lo rd a r a a s ! C a ll lor availability and locations. Ask lor Brenda Larg a 3 bdrm . 3 5 bath townhouse available Includes washsr/dryer Lo tsoteitras MUST S E E M ................1373/me. Call Rentarama 457 5144 La ndarama F I Inc /Broktr N ORTH LAKC V ILL A G E - New 3/3. avail S/ll, ap pll. fplc. pool. Iannis 1475 mo 111 773* avesor 1-214-34* 4417 days G A H 4G E Warehouse or Barn Needed by student to store old ^arReasrenLCajnWOBa^^ 127—-Office R en tals B R A N O N EW O F FIC E BLDG 400 sq. II. to 1,400 sq. It. CC J ZONING! Move in Special 1110/mo. C A L L _______________ m m i 1 SMALL R EN TA L O F F IC E S Zoned GC 1. Very reasonable! 13 a 14. Call now! 333 4311 141— Homes fo r Sale 260 8800 VA REPO - 3 / l'i, LOW DOWNI.......................... 111.400 Larry Harman, Broker 330 4351 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A R E A L T Y _________ 333 7333/331 4434 ___ "RENTED IN JUST 3 DAYS!" Mrs J. ol Long wood called her Classified Consultant to slop her ad from continuing on the 14 Day Special rale She lound a qualified renter almost Immediately Irom her Sanlord Herald Classified ad Do you need to rent your home or property A achieve Iasi results al low cost? Try our super 10 A 14 Day Special Rates! Lowest rales lor con secutlve days' run Cancel without penally when results are reached! 11 C L A S S IF IED D EPT. 3313111 BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Real Estate Brektr 1444 Sanlord Av*. 321-0759................. 321-2257 321 0759 .............. 321-2257 BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT MODEL N IC E 3 bdrm. house, large lot. 1400 per monlh 1331 E 34lh SI Sanlord «43 5504____________ SANFORD Largo J bedroomi. 2 bafhf, with fenced yard and fireplace1fAOQper month. Call St. Jo h n Realty, 3114111 SAN0RA Availab'e immediately! h i with family room ia00 per month discounted Security Call 407•;/ Ii89 or alter JPM. 407177712$___________ __ WINTER SPRINGS 4 BDRMS Available June tit. Super home! Near schools' 1595 mo See lode*! Call............ 43A40B3 Casselberry Goll Course 4/3, take over payments 15 000 down, low 3nd, 1113.000 (Co Broke) Call *24 4434 18 OPEN HOUSES TODAY 1-4 Where else cat. you find a desirable home with lamlly room priced under 115.000 with evcellent terms? Buy or lease/optlon If quality. Call Bart Pilcher, Realtor. Owner ____________ 373 7*40______________ STEN STRO M REALTY, While brick traditional. 1/1. studio, sernd pool! Gorgeous 1 acre I Asking 1743K. 333 05*3 * * NEW HOMES * * 1/1 spilt ptan, ear at* 11,1*1 Deamt No Point si U N O ER CONSTRUCTION e Call l *oe-«13 4*54 e OWNER FINANCING Spacious 1 bedroom home on 1 landscaped lots! 1 car garage, great location! . 54) 000 Metre Real EstataCa. Inc. ______________ * 3 1 -7 3 3 3 __________ PA01A NEAR SCHOOLS! 7.100 sq II., 4 bdrms 7 ba . targe den Two others homes also avallablel C L E A R E D A C R E I All could go together! Contact owner, 133 43*5 SALE OR LEASE OPTION D ELTO N A 1 b d rm splil/lbath 1.157 sq It U acre S44.300 Assumable Non Quality In* Loan Call 333 3433 * * * * * * * * * SANFORD 4 bdrm. 1.000 square leal of living area Screened pool and spa - Idyllwllde - kids walk to alemenlary school Seller pays all new loan costs Loss than 14.000 down. SI4.500 IDYLLNIL0E Newest addition! Beautiful 4 b d rm . 3 s to ry ! Lu sh landscaping, new carpet, mirror accents. Your dream home tor only 1117.000 The Csursan Ce., 313 9747 SANFORD 1/3. recently re modeleo Inside. 1/4 acre, fenced lot Veterans, you can own this home with only 1500 total to start I 154.400 Call RagarOwick. 133 0470 SAN FORD 1/7 contemporary home in historic area w/3.500 sq tt. 50 It pool! Drastically reducedll Callnow! . 1111.000 Call Roger Quick, l i t *470 LA K E M ARY 3/l's. CHA. im m acu late! Lg e. fenced yerd. well, sprinkler syilem , workshop A greenhouse!** 000 Call Reger Ovlck. 3111470 LA K E M ARY 1/1 pool home on acre Bring horses! Country living In the heart ol Lk. M a r y L M schools 1135.000 Call Roger Quick, i l l *410 L A K E M ARY 1/1 "old Florida style" home on 2/1 building lots. C C Road Only 1*4 000 Call Roger Ouick, 311 *470 SAN FORD /LAKE M ARY 4/7. CHA. Immaculate home on corner lol Privacy lence w/double gat* A access to park your boat or Iral ler I Call Roger Ouick. I l l M70 Poril< Realty, 373 4*7*___ 141—Horn** for Sat* "THE COORDINATOR" Attention Buyers' jailers! WE COORDINATE TH E SALE/AQ UISITIO N OF P R O P E R T IE S Call us II you would Ilka to avoid paying the high com missions ol realtors We can help • Developers/Bullder • Private Owners • Residential'Commercial We ace currently discounting listings tor Sanlord/Apopka! We market properties with owner financing, agreement lor deeds, assumebl* morl gages (qualify end no quell ly ). wrap mortgages, etc Qua III led buyers l have good news tor you! Many good deals, nice properties [Not an agent! For more In formal ion cell 71* 7444 W IN TER SpTlN O S -~1 bdr m , 7 bath Mini condition! Volum* ceilings. Ilrtplace. screened porch A warranty 174,400 ER A Sun Florida. MS 14*1 Virginia Fuhr ______________ 343-44S3______________ E . ORANGE COUNTY 1/3 on 44 acros. large barn 144.000 W. Mallciewski, Realtor 111 74*1 ASSUMABLE, NO QUALIFYING OR NEW LOANS WITH LESS THAN <2500 CASH IN CLUD IN G CLOSINO COST 3 A 4 bdrm homes in Sanlord. D *ltana/D *B«ry/Lk Mary/ Longwood Altamonte Springs $1,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING 1 bdrm l bath. Ilrtplace. appliances, carport lie 900 $1,500 D0WN/C0RNER LOT l>mim#cul«fci 2 bdrm 1 toath, living rocim.. kitchen with ap pllancet. lamlly room or den Ifisidv utility carport onm huge corner lotf 141.900 KEYES BEST BUYS SUNSETS Hero with a View I Lovely 7 story, 1 bdrm., 2 bath w/fplc Popular Lk. Mary schools, shops A YM CA . 544.000 Quality loaswmo. Evelyn 311-1531/311-114* W A L LE T W ATCHER Hum* • Has new windows, nuw heat A air. new anterior pain! A landscaping Close to bus lino A shopping Great buy. Jean 111 3304/574 4714 H E ATHRO W • E s ta te A r t * Magnificent S bdrm., 4 bath. Im rm, 1 way fplc in master suit*I Pooll Asking 1740.000 Eltlo Spivey 111 1300. eves 111 *14* ES T A T E SA LE • "The Foresl" E ip e n tn c* retirement living - I III best 7 bdrm . I bath Reduced Irom 155.400 lo 157.500 Call Mike/ Roberta 323-33*0/134*3 75 M A Y FA IR MEADOWS - Across from Mayfair Goll Course Comm pool A club house Super cleen, bright A open 1 bdrm . 3 bath. Incl all kitchen appliances U3.400 Mike McKenna 13D1M. 214 4115 ST JOHNS R IV E R • J lots away by wide cenul Stunning 3/1. great room, living room, bar, riv e r room, sern porch! WOW! 11 34'Dock A more Call Elsie 111 414* tor tppt. OWNER Financing Available H istoric Sanlord homo. 3 bdrm . 2 bath Refurbished end reedy fnr occupancy this summer. Priced al 175.000 Cindy 111 1473/131 1344 LA K E M ARY • Only I I I . 000 down Assume No Qualify. 1450/mo Includes main!* nance fee 144.500 1 bdrm . 1 bath Call Sharon/Elsie eves. 7S44154/311 43ft LESS THAN S2,900 DOWN Im m aculate 3/11?* large faml ly room with b rick fireplace 10X15 screened porch, large fenced yard. 157.900 3 2 3 -3 2 0 0 DELTONA-ASSUME NO QUAL 3 bdrm 3 bath spill plan Corner lot with pool I 544.400 ASSUME NO QUALIFY 3/1 ty. 140* sq II . new paint and carpel, appliances on 1/1 acre 5112/mo 555.000 L0NGW0OD - LESS THAN $2,700 DOWN 1 bdrm. V j ibalh, appliances, fenced yard! 153 900 ASSUME NO QUALIFY HISTORIC 2 STORY SUNDAY, 1 4PM 141—Homes for Sale .75 A C R E Corner Lof Home 1 I- m . 7 bath, well treed tot in i4 .e subdivision near goll coursa Great floor plan with large rooms 1144.400 Call Walt/Elsla Spivey 711-4341 1514 per monlh Immaculate 2 bdrm 3 bath, appliances and pool.................................154.400 441 Rivurvlew Ave, SAnlord 1/1 beauty on ' i acre, corner lot B rick laced custom drapes, all appliances 544.000 Ool Waller. Realtor Oenlel end Wohlwend* r E R A 133 1145/131 4444 INC. A ft 34d 1(U1 • t VVf list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanfordlakp Mary area. Florida Raalty Markham Woods Rmrtsbraok LA K E M A I Y 444J71 141 CMermilt Place (U K ) Lika now 1 story spill 1/1. Master bedroom suite up. another down Fplc, greet rm. pantry, fence, warranty. Dl reef tons From Lk. Mary Blvd. South on Greenwood, lett on Lk W ey.Rt onCldermlll •% The Prudential 112 Catalina Drift H ID O EN L A K E 444.M4 111 Alder Ceurt (I4 K I Poolside ]/ ]. Fplc. eal In kit. great rm plan Only S years old but very woll kept Directions: From Lk. Mary Blvd.. North on Live Oak to Lk. Ada C lr.. to Alder Ct. PRESENTEDBY FOR S A L E - Modular construe tlon bldg Possibilities in elude single lamlly home, I or 7 b d rm ., quadraploa Commercial usa. contingent upon local bldg, code approv al. 407 13d HW alter ] pm. F R E E W E E K L Y LIS T of prop erty "lor sale by owner". Call Help U Sell Broker 333 7333 1*14 FREN CH AVE. OWNER FINANCING Corner 3/lblk Principals only 154.500 1440 Sanlord Ava. W| \ l l.s I \ 11 DELTONA STARTER HOME 7 bdrm ,1 bath..................159.400 Call Bab Grapery. Realter (4*7)M4-*aaeer n u t o e ___ LONG WOOD ■1 bdrm 7 bath, split p lan, la m llly room w/llreplace. lOalO sern. porch, dbl garage 100 a 1)0 lot 174,500 Call................. 31) 4371 O A K L E IO m iU O D l 11)4.441 144 M*n*r Oaks Court (U K ) Atsum tl No qualityIng Very nice 4/1. Fp lc. big screened (torch, toned Irrlga tlon sys on halt acre. Nea. I 4 Directions,' From SR *4W lake Wayside Dr. A R l. on Manor Oaks Cl k %( )\\’ 1% Assume wl**i 110.500 down No qualifying! Lovely 1 yr* new 1 bdrm 3 bath, f mlly room A Great Deal I E venlngi call Mildred, 444-5131535, t r Chartette, 4*3134-H1S BRA U N C I .............. 407174-340 BATEMAN REALTY LA K E MARY B U ILO T O S U IT Beautifully Treed Lot 131500 - An m i' s r t n Jl i ★ * DELTONA BEAUTY* * * * * * * * * * * 123—Wanted to Rent A mm om i ' K i r *i 103—Ho uses a bdrm 1 bath. 7.115 sq II Hardwood Itoors. appliances, se p a ra te m other In law 's quarters, garage 5*1,900 PAULS BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-4764 kpu es ' u m mz LA K E M ARY 1354,044 545 Webster (U K ) Big 4/A pool. I.t acres. Brick fplc. dining rm. eal In kll, lake access. Immaculate Directions From Country Club Rd.. Easto n Main. Rl on 744 Menre* Harbor Ptoce Assume no qualifying Neat 3m y . Fern rm, big screened pallo, tiled entry A baths. Only I year old. Directions From SR 437. South on Bed ford, to Santord Place L AJ w .W H L.lF -A -T_.. W w M PAOLA A R E A S ! I7.4M 117 Kimberly Cewri (14) Custom 1/7 on hall acre Fam . rm, Fplc. toyor. dining rm, sa l In kit. And much more. Im m aculate. Dlrec lions: From SR 44W. take Wayside Dr. to Kimberly. L A K E M A R Y 171,447 111 North High Street ( t * K ) P o o lsid e 1/1 Big screened patio, oat In kit, nearby shopping, warranty A much more: Directions' From Lk. Mary Blvd North on High St L A K E M ARY 1774.tOO l i t W. Orvuntreu Lane II4K) Hugo poolside 3.000 sq II. 4/3. Hat every eatra Imag inabie } car garage Recently reduced Directions Lk Mary B lv d W e ll lo M arkham Woods Rd. North to Greentreu Ln. LA K E M A RY 5173.5*4 l i t Stephanie Ceurt (U K ) Stunning 1/1. Fplc. toyor, dining rm , Fam. rm. Nice kit. pantry. Security A Intercom system* Directions: From Country Club Rd., East on Main. South on Mourning Dove to Stephanie W EST SANFORD MMM 544* Door Path Lana Custom 3/2 doublewide on 4 4 beautiful acres Pool. pond, fam. rm. oat hs kit. pantry storage bldg. D irections: From SR 44W, North on Ch­ ange Ave left on Deer Path Ln SANFORD 444.4*7 Ml East 23rd Street Kick oil your chose* and relaa In this 1/tto on pretty double tot. Beamed ceilings, fplc. clean, warm A coiy Dlrec tlon*: From Sanlord A v * , East on 13rd Saw the gorgeous landscaping I IO Y L L W IL D E 5134.404 IIS Dugneed Drive ( I4 K ) S p id o u s l/2V i on quarter acre corner lot. Eat In country kit, wet bar A much more Directions: West on SR *4A. North on Upsala. East on Dogwood Or. LONOWOOD 5177,40* 3*53 Judith Place Sharp 4/2Vi on taper lot In M ark h am W oods. M any, eatra*. Possible lease to buy A lot ol house Directions From Markham Woodr Rd , lake Lorg Pond to Judith PI. SANFORO SI 14^4* 114 Crystal Drive West Lovely Loch Arbor, 2 story. 3/1 on Lk. Amory. N eil to May fair Country Club Eatrat galore! See It today Dlrec lions. From SR 44A. South on Lake Blvd lett on Crystal Dr West W EST SANFORD 5114,44* 5*1* Feather LAM Outstanding spilt 3/2 on 5 acres with 1.U4 sq It. See this on* I From SR 4SW go North on Oreng* Av* A lett on Feather Ln. FOR MORE INFORMATION TODAY ONLY CALL M A Y FA IR MEAOOWSI71,144 147 Meadow Blvd. (U K ) Spacious, bright, airy 1/1. A one sJte. Big master b d r m ., d r e s s i n g a r e a . E a l in kit. Area pool. Ea«ra met Directions: From SR aaA North on Meedow Blvd 321-2720 H ID DEN LA K E 5*4,454 141 Bored* Read (U K ) Lovely 1/1 con tempo rery or nice comer let Lots ot amenities Directions: From Lk . Mary Blvd North on Hidden Lake Blvd. left on Borada INTRODUCING OUR NEW ASSOCIATES • Linda Fredericks • Leslie Starkey • Allnda Lin*!• • KayEckhardi • Unde Markets •W alle r Resting WILSON P LA C E 5141.44* )1)1 W fy tld t Drive (U K ) Big 1.3*1 5q ft. 4/3's Brittany farm house 1 way brick fplc, largo country kit, tam. rm. Lot's more. Newly decorated Directions: From SR 44W toko Wayside Dr to signs VISIT A F N T F R TODAY H A S - . . lHill i .1 Vt A W A Y ' ONE MONTH FREE This Watarfront Lifestyle Modern Fitn e ss Cenler ■Indoor Racqualfcall TEN N . MTS. * 5 acras. cabin avail , halt prtc* tor caih* Fish! Retire! Call.. 444 )113 149—Commercial Pro p erty / Sale NEAR 1-41 PRIME LOCATION Church A schuol. built '44.11 J a d MANY U SES! Must Stlllt R«al E ila t* One...............433 1304 ATTENTION, HORSE LOVERS BOARDING STABLE/HOM E ON 1<>AC R ES Sanford area Licensed. 15 stalls. J fenced pasluresl Plus Outstanding J J country home, over 3.000 sq tt. lamlly room w /h u g * f ir e p la c e , s p r in k le r sy ste m A lso, well maintained mobile home and 3 storage buildings Valued al S2SO.OOO Owner asking only 5140 000 or will trade tor 51II0.C00 ol paid tor property I Call now 1, 1111144 CO M M ERCIAL LO T - 1003 13lh Street Make otter Sunbank. NA 407 110 4004._________________ LONOWOOD Auto Let US 17 41. 90 a 212 1300 s I build Ing Sunbank. NA 407 IM «B4 T R IP L E X Good incom e, growth potential Evcellent c on d 111 on 1 E a t r a lo t 543,500____________ Call 133 »3* 4 FLEX Magnolia Avei San lord New aiding, nuw root. 5*3.500____________ Call 534 4*5* 153—AcreageL o ti/S a le FREE LAND LIQUIDATION LIST NORTH FLO R ID A aertage. waterlront. timber and rang* land tor sal* Starting al 54,445 Owner I inane Ing on all parcels Call t *00 444 4404 eat 114,1 30AM to 4 :34PM__________ GENEVA, 5 ACRES! Big oaks! Easy terms! 535.000 Broughton Realty, *44 435* OW NER FINANCING Noqual Hying. 5S.000 down 10 )% in teres), X yr. mtgl 1 Ten acre tracts, 575.000 * a One 5 acre tract. 550.000 Call. *34 47*4 157—M o b ile Hom es / Sale SANFORD REPOSSESSION '13 Skyline Siesta Key U a 43. 1/1, e a c e lle n t condition 111.000 linancmg available Call It! Federal ol Seminole. m 3747 or *31 5SS4 SANFORD AREA PARK Repos available from SIO OOO To qualified buyers 14X14.1/1 *0 Guerdon 54.000 14X40. 1/1W split 43 Skyline, screen room ....... 112.000 14X4*. 3/3 spilt ‘IS Scott Pierson A rro w ......... II 2.000 14X5* 1/1 split '44 Guerdon, carport ................ 514.000 34X14. 3/2 spill ‘40 Crallmade. dishwasher, fireplace 511,000 * *$29,000* * Bank owned! Handyman's speclall 3 bdrm home in Woodmere Sub Musi Mil this week! Financing available Call R.E.O . Dept..........313-5544 8.6 BOND MONEY Availabl* now lor lin t tlm* buytrsl Hurry, won't last! 7, 3. 4 bdrm homes available In Del'ona, Santord. Lake Mary ana Longwood areas! AA Carnes, Inc, Century II Call Janet Ma ns lie Id _ 0*4«-131 1334 Eves. 313-7371 W ORKING In South Orlando? Swap tor condo In Sanlord 3 bdrm , I ' j b ath, garage w/garage opener, sprinkler system , lenced front,back yard Siied and swimming pool Close to school, shop ping Lo lso te ilra sl Byappl 1*514*44 • FILTER • FENCE • LINER • LADDER • SUN DECK •S T E E L BRACING r 24' X IS' Swim Aioa 31 'X IB' Outside Dimensions IN S T A L L A T IO N • F IN A N C IN G A V A IL A B L E i 24 hr TOLL FREE PHONE m p e r ia l n d u s lr le * 1-800-526-1596 Lie. I CGC0II444 n r. tlala RIMIaTY y^ , 111 W. 1s t. s i . Suit* 104 L O V E L Y 3 bdrm home, large corner lol. formal dining rm.. eictllen l starter home. 11100 down r c.c. Only 1395 per mo Call quick! 143.400 1 STORY W/INGROUND POOL 4 bdrm . 3 baths, family rm , country kitchen, sern porch. & covered pallo. Over 3000 sq II Seller motivated 1*9.400 Rent a Bedroom" 323-5774 in Sanford • Cable rv • TV • Duhct, Pol*, Pl«nt • Silverware • Kttdhi.ni vriih micro • Idle floor in entry, Kil. • Private Psuo Wuh Garden • New Hug* • (Arural \jC • Acrut* ihe Street I run Parti Hath • Two Timet Per Week Vacuumed BONUS 143—Out of State Prope rty / Sale REYES #1 IN THE SOUTH • Garbage Pick Up M AY 5 ACRES With 3 bdrm . 7 bath, b-ict. home Workshop and larqe barn. Fenced and cross fence Lrg. oak trees Great tor horses Call 133 5137 Brektr 3111144/111 11*1 • Furniture ■I LAKE MARY/CROSSINGS 3 br 7 bath, Irg kitchen, family rm. sprinklers, ch/a Near Lk Mary sch's Not assume 543.400 333 7144 Big Bedroom $125/wk. Small Bedroom $100/wk. REGATTA SH O RES Application & Deposit only SHX) Rental Apartments On Lake Monroe Adults only, no pels. Plus! 2335 W. Semlncr >Btvd. Hwy. 17-92 Sanlord, FL 32771 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 "Designed f o r the stable single adult who wants neat, clean, quiet secure living." Use o f private beach in t\ew Smyrna CALL 9-5 WEEKDAYS <4071 3 2 2 -6 4 4 7 3 2 f 'S �."■<**? * » > ► r i1 » '» f ^7* /' . i T r i i t r r ) I 10 B — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 20. 1990 1A3—W aterf-ont P ro p erty / S a lt 211—A n liq u e s/ 181—A p p liance Collectibles / Furniture ENTERPRISE • Id MONROE t e e m to SI John-* River Largo traad lot Rights to ca n a l& rlv trl..... ....... SI4.000 SU PER Single WaNrbed. SI3S. Doth w/chelr. Stag. Oak cat w/mattreti.sao, m etta CALL BART R E A L ES TA TE ............. - .......m i m USEDAPPLIANCES Buy/Sell • Preend/Over anteed • F R E E Kitten to good home Cut* A adorable! CeHUOOSfl 322-38M FREE TO GOQO HOME rea lto r 111—Appliances / Furniture S E V E R A L p la ce t ot u ttd furniture Including: cordovan neugehyd* tola. 4S1. cordovan neugehyd* reclining chair. 4*0. R e f r i g e r a t o r w /te lf d e lro t lln g tre a te r Idoort need re attaching). tlOS Oat range. 174. Oat ck)that dryer. UOI Wether (b ro k e n ), b e lt o ile r ! Heavy duty metal office detk. tie I particleboard t torage tablet. 110 ea. Toatter oven, t i l Two black uphotitered wrought Iron bar ttoolt. U S ea C a l l ....... M l *710/mot logo BJ'S R E S A L E We •ey/Sell Furniture A Cal lectIMet. Including Ettalet 1S»1 S. Santord A v e , m i n i • CAPTAIN'S B E D • complete with mattress Eecellenl con d lllo n .W m 10*3_____________ C R IB • W/matfrett I Sean). I l l s Playpen. S B Both eec. condition, t yr. o ld ......3313*14 DINETTE SET 4 vinyl armchairs. oval table UOI Portable Maytag wether A child'* wagon I ......... l U 41*0 ODININO table (40X141 w/1 bene hot Solid wood Very nice tlOOobo H I 4114__________ O E N T E R T A IN M E N T C E N T E R with tmoked glat doori. Ilka new. 140 m i l ) 7. Deltona__________________________ LA R R Y 'S MART. 11$ Santord Ave New/Uted turn A appi Buy/Sell/Trade.-..... W l-4in. SOFA AND LO V ES EA T . both placet NEW) SSCO betl otter Mutt Sell! 114 1401. anytime eTW IN tlie bed with mattrett and boi tprlngt. 1100 1 » I IAS alter 3 pm _______________________ DOBERM AN PU PS • Red. f w k t . purebred no papers. ISO C all............................... MlSaiO • F R E E K IT T E N logood home Playful and frlandly Call 337 lis t evenings W ESTIN OHOUSE Window A/C. S100. S ears Window A/C (11.000 btut). S i l l and P' 0 pane wall furnace with ther m o slat.H lS Call 333 3138 • a r * octagonal th ^ e giatt top labH with bratt bate. U S Call m a to a 1«3—‘T e le visio n / R a d io /S te re o GOOD U S ED TV'S U S A up Miller's TV. MIS Orlando Dr 181— B u ild in g M a te ria ls A LL STEEL Young male stray kitty that was lost or abandoned Very stfecttonaf* Houm trained, but I can not keep Pleat* call DOOfTt Deltona________________ • F R E E TO OOOO HOMED Little Mr Personality Plus Puppy wit' provide hours ot fa m ily fun L o v e s k ld t. neutered A lust 10 months old All shots A on heertworm preventative, weighs etween 30 40 Itrs. cute mlied breed Cell........................... - .......n u n s F R E E TO OOOD H OM E Beautiful male Shell!* It ). Very obedient Found but cannotkeep m IB S . Jan MASTIFF PUPPIES AUILOINOS al dealer Invoice. 1.000 to 30.000 tq It Cell 4071f I UOI collect Steel Aelldtng Sydem t Menulecturer awarding dealerthlp In select open areas Starter advertising. Dealer seminar. Design end Engineering tup port provided. Ptxchate lac lory direct at low dealer price Call 10J ;>S MOO E i lent Ion 100 183—Law n A G a r d tn 22 IN. CRAFTSMAN MOWER Wormed, shots, tells A dew cells clipped 1*0 B l 444S PERSON that adopted 'Shadow' male dog In February pleat* contact Oobblo at B l IMS. A E A O '.E • F R E E lem e le. tpeyed. 1 yrt old Good family pel HO Mia alter 4PM _________ CHIHUAHUATUPS I weekt old Ready for good homotl SIOOeach B l 04Q» DOBY PUPS • docked tails, shots, wormed Parent* on prem iiei (ISO or make offtr C a l l ........................... n u n * 213—Auctions S R I DOES A H TIO UES *313 M l 1SS M/Sal • Aectfen Tttors 7pm >444 Hwy 44WIAS3474AU*>7 215— Boats and Accessories FISHING BOAT 14 4 Grumman, d r. consol*. 3SHP electric, good trailer Ready logoi SI.300 1101713 It ' 1114 H Y D R O S T R E A M w/ISOhp Black Maa Mercury Speed prop A accessories Very Fast SS7S0 Cell 373 SMI 1 f4 S A I R O L A S S I I ' In boerd/oulboerd w /tre llsr SaOOobo Cell 377 3313___________ 217— Set and Sun . V IS / A S /» S 4 MSI Vie Hermose. Sen lord Female. * m o t . good with cMIdrenI I C a ll............. n oiaaa OSTEEN ENTERPRISE COUNTRY BANN SALE 200— R eg istered P e ls Reed E llis R d . S e l. Sun A Mon Bets boel. huge plants, dump truck. lots of mlsc bulldlng/larm items) Much much more For Into A dlrec Hons, cell 333 7411or 373 *131 M IN IA T U R E SCH N A U ZER S. AKC Sail and pepper t wks old Wormed, tails docked tlW ea n i 1347__________________ 203—L iv e sto ck and 999 MONROE HARBOR PL ______ Poultry______ T U R K E Y S CH ICKEN S DUCKS - Q U A ILS A O E E S E . Call m SOM B A B Y C H I C K S . H a tc h in g Eggs Bantam A Aracenual S7 each I CellJehn 377 **44 DUCKS. O to SIO: O B E S E . SS to SIS. H UBBARD CHICKENS. S3. B R O N Z E T U R K E Y S . 17 SO. IM Weklve Park Dr . Santord................. 377 (07 4 Garage Seles CARPORT SALE *ST. BERNARO* Electric start, e a c cond . only 1 yrt old, bagger. I ISO U4 1000 188— P it s A Sup p lies DUNCAN P H Y F E Safa. W00 Art Dacca Olnetta. (ISO: Maple Hutch. S1S0. W .terlall i set, S700; 331 *114 W AN TED Old Florida License Plates, especially porcelain, e n d o ld C o c a C o l a memorabilia Mr. Beven I3 i issa Opposite Carriage Cove. RT 437 Sunday. SAM 4PM Appll ances. clothing A mite 218— W anted to Buy SIS Aluminum Cans..Newspaper Men Ferrews M etals..........Glass KOKOMO................ 31311** CER A M IC Til*' Sew Wanted' Used'Reasonable! Call 331 1134 221—Good Th in g s to E a t D IA L - A - S E R V IC E I Final Closeout... If you wan: the most you can get from your advertisement... RESERVE A SPA CE H ERE! BRAND NSW-Only 7 U llt ISO STARLit.E BOWRIOER Peweredby 130 LO. Motor For Mott info, on our special rases call our ClaniDisplay Dept. $6888 THE BOAT SHOW HWY 44 W. OIL*NO 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 OPtM 1 DAYS (•07) M7-44aa (toain eetot K IM B A L L OROAN Enter lalner HI. double keyboard Call 371 44»4 altar 4PM CARPET WHOLESALE Mill Direct. Nam* Brands 100% Dupont Stammaster i t ee/yd. 100% nylon plush, or Sculptured HI LO. S3 ff/yd Hwy 434 A 437. Long wood •31 3373 Plus: * * * * * * PLUS M a y 25 I tV at 6 :3 0 pm 23 R E S ID E N T IA L LO T S W h ip p o o rw ill Su b division a JU T E Plant Hangers • I 3 pot. I 3 pot. and I wilti labia and lamp Vary good condition All lor 1*3 or will sell separately C e l l ____________________ 373 70*4 a LA R G E Sears Cartop Carrier (4li3*ita> Usedanca $30 __________ Phone 333 31*3__________ N o w there Is a place lo b uild you r dream home— W h ip p o o rw ill Subdivision. Sanford, This com m unity is conveniently located fo r easy access to O rlando or the East Coast. It is beautifully landscaped k the oversized wooded homcsilcs are thick w ith M ature Southern Oaks. V isit o ur licensed representative on site fo r details. Preview: Saturday, M ay 19 k Tuesday, M ay 22 from : 10 am to 5pm. D irections: I Iwy 17-92 N orth to A irp o rt Blvd., East to M c llo n v illc A v e , N orth to W hip po orw ill Subdivision and Look Fo r Till Auctios Sic.vsf LIVEBLUECRABS Call 322 9238 M 4 DITCH WITCH In good condition For information please call 331 **S*______________ 5 L o t s w i l l b e s o ld to t h e I n s t & h i g h e s t b id d e r ! M I S C E L L A N E O U S l a wn equipment and S > 10 trailer Sell all or pieces Call 333 3371 Terms fo r both sales: 10% d ow n day o f sale; Balance at closing, 5% buyers prem ium . H ig g e n b o t h a m 8 ? ' A u c t io n e e r s Smw,Luiu«)]IC) Startle K. Hlnrrt.lM ilh.in. CAI Ft. t.IrtAUSO SAim a F r e ? ? o l° r ? ™ ™ u rc ^ 8 0 0 3 3 0 «.3i)0 (H.) MOVING SALE o r 813-644-0081 n « .» Household Herns A hand made oriental rugs 333 *130__________ YOUR INSURANCE AGENT C A S H R E G IS T E R A UTO IN S U R A N C E O F S A N F O R D 1 1 / U*e«4 H •C'OK (Ib'l* 011,0««4 ' AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS M'» bA,'«i*4>r - •*'*1 1919 S French Ave . Sanford (407) 321-2274 In s u r a n c e C o v e ra g e A lw a y s P a y $ ! X I ANTHONY J M t l 444*' rna* UMW M e * u m MM— Ul«MMIf|*>« AUT0 FOX HOME In su ra n c e S e r v ic e s Inc. BUSINESS MARINE Hwy 17 93 4 Lsha M«ry Bi«d At Cumbarland Farm Store 3406 S Orlando Dr Santord. FL 32773 • SEWINO M ACHINE • Singer In cabinet w/3 drawers Good cond. 130 Geneve. 34* S443 STAM P ABLUM - 33 yrs old Best otter over V3000 Cell 334 1414, esk tor D ele___________ Immaculate, new snow whit* paint, eacellent condition! Runs greet 113.ua/otfer.C4ll 47447*4 NALLCOVERINC CLOSEOUT SI A Up Per Roll C a l l ..................................***4300 '• X Y L O P H O N E T A B L E TO P • 31 In long. Ilk* new Sells lor S»* Asking MO Call.. 331 444* 7* FO R D MUSTANO. 4 speed. 1400 or best oiler: 7 P IE C E DRUM S E T . 1300 or best oiler. A P A CH E C A M P ER . S330 or best oiler. 3 solid pin* chests. SIO ea Call 3a*M37. ask tor Shirley___________________ 228—A via tio n B E E C H SS • n s HP. pi lot’s airplane! Partners wanted! I F R Lo re n ,e lc....... ***1113 230—A n tiq u e /C la ssic ___________C a rs 4 door. 3S mpg Runt Great I Make otter 133 1331. after 3 ’10 CHRYSLER l £ BARON E a c . cond.. a u lo / a lr/ tllt. cruise. 4 dr . I3 K orlg ml.. tl.lO O Ilfm l......... B 3 4043 t re t Insurance W ith Assurance AUTO t HOMEOWNERS FOR THE PREFERRED RISK MOBILE HOME - WORKMAN S COMP. (407) 322-4451 BUD B A K E R AG E N C Y OW NER; MliK. 312 W tsl S I . Fust Federal Building Santera F L 32/71 407 322 0501 x.nd B ike s '77 DODGE 4 i* - AW* . * k , p/b. Ilk* new 14-34 R V T'i Runs good I Anefher com pi cab b bedaaesw/HI >1,34* 330-134* 'M YAMAHA V IRAGO • V Twin TOOcc. super tow ml . shall drive. S3.*00obo Call 333 4447 237— T ra c to rs and T ra ile rs Cell 33* 34 U S ED IN STOCK A L LS IZ ES 1 A L L P R IC E S I Maitland Tractor 1 Equipment •ami N olMaitland Interchange on 17 *3....... 434-7373 O V E R ISM Werlh el Sears T r a c t o r a tta c h m e n ts In eacellent condition tor 41301 Includes m anuals. 3 point hitch. 40" disc harrow end 10" plow 314 Weklve Park. San lord or call 333 4434 234—Import Cars end Trucks ★ 76 VWBUG★ 2 3 8 -V e h icle s Loaded! Auto. eac. conditieni LU X U R Y al a LOW price! S4.«00 Call............. 440 7413 ’84 VOLVODL ___________________________________ * Like new 41.000 ml S4**S ____________Cell 333-417*____________ lt*4 TOYOTA C E L IC A ST S sp d. A/ C. Baby Blu e Excellent cond S7SM m *744 Magic I sum IRM M A X IM A Auto. white w /iuede ieefher inferi or t l l t M 127 AMI 173 117+ '82 CADILLAC Ea c cond Low miles' Mutt sell U tOOobo CellO TO H J 17 P L Y M O U T H V O Y A G E R L E Auto. A/C. *H power, seven P*ssen9er. miles good S10.9M Magic I w i u ______________ P3A3A4 __________F R E E ttTep DeHarts c a r s trucks. Any condition 333 134* Paid lor |unk 4 •heel drive C a l 313 3*** Q U A L IT Y U S K I) C A R S 87 TOYOTA CAMAY SW IE B A R G A IN P R IC K S A/C, PW. P L. lilt, cruise, tlereo/lap* Low miles. Like new I M.HO/oUer........ 4464134 - WE BUY CABS - MOTORS 3190 H w y. 17-92 LON GW OO D *88 TOYOTA CELICA A L L TRAC TURBOI Limited production model! Loaded! 140 M ON EY DOWN! Assume remaining 30 lease payments Owner will assist with lirsl 13 monthtl Call....... ........ 471 4413 324-1311 80 T O Y O T A CO RO LLA 83 N IS S A N NX PU LSA R TURBO HATCHBACK. AUTO. AC AC. S SPEED $1995 $2877 235—T ru c k s / ____ B u se s/ V an s 82 M E R C . G D . M A R Q U IS 86 FO RD T E M P O LX LIKE NEW ALL POWE B AILPOVW B. AUTO. AC $1895 $1995 $2995 76 L IN C O L N M A R K IV C H E V Y P IC K U P TRUCK 47. Real sood condition, mech sound I t 1.300 Call M l 11*0 FO R D F 131 4 wheel drive 4 spd . 400 engine, posit tree. thortbed. 4I.ISS i I l l 4*34 FO R D 3/4 TON F IC K U P I Aulo . p/t. p/b, *p ly tires, needs engine. 13301.............. 331 *434 78 B U IC K L E S A B R E CU STO M 76 FO RD G RA N A D A PLU S AUTO. V 4. AC 7 DOOR. AUTOMATIC 1974 CHEVY PICK UP With camper lap 1400 Cell 334 1733___________ $1477 $ 6 8 8 FOR-SALE ' BY OWNER. *6548 90 CHEV. CAVALIERS $7999 S9 OLDS. CUTLASS Since the corporate employees ol A vs, inc bought the com peny, we ve jot a bigger interest than ever in pleasing you That's why we oiler greet buys on a l Ihe late model, well equipped used ca rs we sell Come check these and more 89 CHEV. CELEBRITY $3^43 89 PORT. GRANDPRIX $33^9 89 DODGE DYNASTY $3999 89 OLDS CIERA SQQQQ 89 BUICK LeSABRE jq 1Ao m i*s i s ........................ 9 1 * t O 89 TOYOTACAMERY 59943 89 DODGE CARAVAN jq q q q 4430414 ........................ 9 9 9 9 W hen you buy A v lt. you g e l p ro te ctio n yo u ca n co u nt on th e rem ain d e r of the u n e ip ir c d m a n u fa c tu re r's w arran ty c o v e ra g e at no sidditional co st O n m o st c a r s , yo u get co v e ra g e for 50,000, 6 0,000 or 70.000 total v e h ic le odom eter m ile s And c o m p re h e n siv e se rv ic e p la n s a rc a lso a v a ila b le A s k for d e tails 331-3837 AVIS __ LI*™1 HWY. 5 M-F 9-9, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 12-5 5575 S. Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry GET TO KNOW WE LEASE CARS A TRUCKS Ken Rummel*St Of I (407) 1711779 W E W ANT TO G E T TO KNOW YOU aacepl tea. laq. Iltle. elc '17 FO R D TEM P O Aulo. elr. p o w e r w in d o w s, s le r e o cassette, cruise control end till wheel I Only SI4* SO/mo Call Mr. Peyne. 333 3133___ a P U B LIC AUTO AUCTION • E V E R Y W ED N ESD A Y 7:3*PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. S3. Dayton* Beach ____________ s e a is s M it ____________ eacept lea. lag. Iltle. elc U PLYM OUTH R ELIA N T 4 dr. eulo. elr. power steering, power brakes, stereo! Only SI I* M per month Cell Mr Peyne. 333 3133 l**3 HONDA ACCORD Auto. A /C . 74.000 m iles E a lr e clean ................... 17*44 Magic Isulu 373 *7*4 1*43 PONTIAC PHO EN IX 4 door. 7 lone. air. PS. PB. dlereo. automatic. I owner, very nice 41.430 **S 3011 243—Ju n k C ars JUNK CA R S REM OVED NO CHARGE ______________ 333 *377______________ B A N K F IN A N C IN G Longwood __________________________________ *_ TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down with 33 a 10 F I* rm attached Also Included e * a 10 shed with shelves On lo* In nice R V Resort Perk Cell 333 4043 alter 3 pm or weekends H o u r* : M on. • F r i . 9 - 7 . S a t. 8 • & co nditio n! 13.730 330 3*43/leave message ■71 DODGE TR U C K • Will leke cash or weekly payment Ask ter Craig er Steve, 331-330* *1*71 Limited Edition. W S 4 p a ck a g e ! 54.000 o rig in a l miles, factory 4 speed While with blue decals Electric window, door locks, electric trunk. Windshield wiper de ley, am/tm cassetla. p/t. p/b Runs Ilk* new! GO RGEO US! S4.700 C a ll....................... 31* Beat 27’ ROUS INTERNATIONAL JUNK CARS REMOVED W E PAY TO P I I I for wrecked cers/trucktl W E S I L L guar anteed used parts AA AUTO S A LV A O E el DaBery,440-40M Air. p/t. p/b. blue. 73K orlg1 net miles, well maintained1 EX C ELLEN T T R A V E L T R A IL E R I 17 I t . sell contained, rooftop */c. 13.7*3 or consider tradel C a llB I *434 Wanted 14 AUDI 5000 S '7* TOYOTA HI LU X TR U C K GOOD condition. LOW DOWN payment! EZ weekly peyment PONTIAC TRANS AM ___________________________________ * FARM TRACTORS '13 TOYOTA 4a4 • LOW DOWN K EZ weekly payment 11 eacept laa. leg. title, etc. 44 PONTIAC LEM ANS S speed. 1 dr, sport model with stereo, only S ilt 40per month Call Mr. Peyne, 333 3133 Mo T HOME • E ir e Class A. 33 f t . air. sleeps 4. cen Vac 113,400 Call 447 7430/4*4 4143 • T R A V E L T R A IL E R SP A R E T IR E . 700 IS I PLy. Bracket, A Cover Included) All new! $100 Call 333 4*4* '1 4 is N IS S A N K in o C a b . Eacellent cond S spd, O/c. cassette, new tires. 40.000 ml S43*3 Cell ................... 333 4341 '71 T BIRD Only S700 DOWN A EZ weekly payment! I TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Moray Dorr 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers ’78 FORD VAN Automatic, good condition. good llretl S400 Item 1331 SS30 '•4 C H E V E T T E 1300 DOWN A LOW weekly payment! I 1914 HONDA ACCORD 407 330 3400 Fa> 40 7 323 6066 T U C K E R & B R A N H A M , IN C . 211 W 1st S t . Santord, FL 32V1 ''S e rv in g ( 'c i i t r . i l F h i r liU " S in c e li iJ S Slightly used. S30 *3S3 eacept tea. tag. title, ale 'ta D E LT A U BROUGHAM 4 dr. auto, air, tlectrlc windows and seals, s t e r n cassette, only SIM 34 per month Call Mr. Peyne. 3313133 '44 ISUZU TR O O P ER II - 4dr . S spd , A . C ., evg m ile s Eacellent condition 17VM Magic Isulu............ - .......333 4744 TONY IUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY T Set • Peach, mint green A light beige I Very nice condition I U S CaK...... ..................333*74* • RAIN IN G CLO CK • Old. looks lik e It’s reining , ele ctric nltellte. hat oil In It. US Call M SI*** $8 8 Down TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down As C lo s e To You As Your T e le p h o n e COMPLETE AUTO COVERAGE * * * • E X E R C Y C L E . m o torlied. e ic condition S7S 33* 4711 * FOOD PROCESSOR - Presto Minnie Maa • mos old Hardly used Works as good as new I 370 Call 373 477* A B S O LU T E — to the Last & Highest Bidder! r id a y , • VAN SEAT • dk. bli eacapt laa. lag. till*, etc '17 PONTIAC B O N N E V ILLE 4 dr, auto a>r, stereo cassette with d riv er control lilt wheel, cruise control, power windows end s e e ls , only s??* Mner month C«.i Mr Payne. 333 3133 '17 ISUZU T R O O P ER II - 4 dr . L S pkg . 3 sp d . A/C. Tu ~~n* paint, eacellent cond SWe* Magic Isulu. 333-«344 FAIRW AY MOTORS "horn* al I I N Do m i A RMa" 3*00 US 17 *1 Longw**d NO FIN A N CE COM PANIESI "B U Y H E R E IP A Y H E B E I" S ix C o m m e r c l a l / I n d u s t r i a l L o ts w i l l b e S o ld F • QUEEN SIZE COMFORT Ex. o ANYONE IN T E R E S T E D In National Geographic maga sines, Harlequin Romance books, or Reader sOigvsl __________Cheapl 333 a ll* __________ eA T A R I HOME COM PUTER SI00 Many catras avail . program, diskette, games, e .tra charge Call 3314*** • BATHROOM shelving unit on sprmq loaded pc'**, sliding door. Like swl Paid SIS asking I I I Call 3330170 Leave message on an* machine T w o Im p ro v e d P n rc e ls w it h A A A R e n te d T en an ts! C tU @ u tM ] • AMC P A C E R transmission A parts Ai' working and ready tor Inspection S100 or best otter I C ell............. .......3314110 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Mon*? Down * * * * * * * * * Black with red pin strip*, almost new with only 14.000 miles' S speed, air, T Top. A lp in e ste re o R e c e iv e d company car. Driven by a married mother. S* SOB firm Call 333 3*74. Lake Mery area B l 743* • USED RUUO Air Handier ■s KW electric heat. 11.000 btut. ivy toR unit, 130 Fair condi Don. Cell 333 M7*_______________ V CR . good conditio*. SIOO and 3 pc PVC petto sat (table A 3 chairs). SIOOebo B I BtO B u se s/V a n s ’l l NISSAN PULSAR NX • POOL T A B L E • Irving Key* P ro fessio n al Tournam ent. Site: * 1W ■ SIW slot* Needs new tett top. I HO Geneva. 34*1343__________________________ 223—M iscellaneous C A M P E R T P ** I l l s F o r d longbed pick up V400 obo Cell m 3S7I 235—T r u c k s / 233-Auto Parts / Accessories boy's Mip tutor both 222—M u sical Merch an d ise Sites suitable (or Showroom. Warehouses or Lite M anufacturing are In great Central Fla. Location. Call n ow (or a FREE ln(orm at on packet or visit o ur lie. rep. on silo. Site In ­ spection: Thur., M ay 17 (rom : 12 to 6pm and on Tues., M ay 22 (rom: 10am to 5pni. D irections: 1-4 th ru Orlando k I (cathrow. Exit at SR 46A, I lead S. lo A irp o rt B lv d , Turn Right go to 1601 A irp o rt Blvd. L ook For THE Aucnos Stc.ss! . l • PAIR O F 34" bikes, girl's 3 tp. 2 3 1 -C a rs P K IM K C O M M E K C I A L / IN D U S T IU A L P R O P E R T I E S fE E K s tM * N EW A/C end Heat unit. 3000 btut. *17$ 3340440 Need to sell before 3/33 '(5 MERCEDES BMZ1900C AT 11 AM F riday. May 25 m e i M O N Sanford Commerce Park on Airport Blvd.. Sanford, FL ‘P l u s : • MASAI W A R R I O R ’ S SH JL D t Decorated cowhide, purchased In Kenya 1133 Ceil M3 3311 PEAS. YOU P IC K Meriwether Farm s. 3441 C altry Ave . 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A ir L e a th e r aym 6 9 M odels.6 0 Mos terBCmodels 1 S 4 0 S A P R 44 46 mo* to/ 87 models T u e s . Teg* i Title not included with epp/oved credit lo a d e d A M /F M Cgfesotte, Sh arp C ar HIGHWAY 17-92 SANFORD 1/2 MILE NORTH OF LAKE MARY BLVD. EASY TO GET TO FROM ANYWHERE INCENTRAL FLORIDA 6 2 8 - 9 7 7 9 �Comics, Paae 4C Television, Page 5C Education, Page 6C P e o p le Help for missing children ■y LACY DOMKN ORGANIZATIONS Herald People Editor Missing Children’s Day Missing Children Center. Inc. and the Missing Children Billboard Campaign urc hosting Na­ tional Missing Children's Day al Wcstmontc Recreation and Civic Center In Altamonte Springs. May 25. from 6 to 9 p.m. This day has been proclaimed by President Ikish In memory o f all children who have hrrn criminally abducted, parentally alKlucted or classified as run aw ay. At 8:30 p.m . there w ill be a candlelight ceremony to light tlx- way home for all missing children. Admission Is free. Free refreshments will Ire served. Entertainment../ door prizes and guest celebrities will he featured. For more Information, call 331-HELP. Women’s clubs to gather Wear your nuuunuu and bring an Oriental dish to the May 21 meeting o f the Seminole County Federation o f Women s Clubs meeting at 10:30 a.m. at the Wcstmontc Recreation Ccnlcr. 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Allan onto Springs. The Hcalanl Dancers will perform during the meeting. Checks will be presented to member clubs to be distributed to the clubs’ charity of LONGWOOI) — Vlekey Wills doled on her dad Charles after Ills open heart surgery. She doled out Ids medicine and made sure he swallowed those pills because she loved him and wanted him around for a long lime. At 14. Vlekey depended on her dad and her mom Judy to see her through the trauma ol ticlnga teenager. Vlekey was a little shy. She spent time giggling with her girlfriends about life's greatest mystery: boys. She was serious about her schoolwark. She experimented a little with makeup and hairstyles for her long, chestnut-colored hair. There was one thing Vlekey <1III not do. She did not come home from school on April 25. 1983. Six months later. Ihe skeletal remains of a teenager were found In Dlthln. The police are sure those remains were o f Vlekey. Pain, despair and powerlessness hung like an oppressive cloud over Vicki’s family. But llk et# rainbow after a violent storm. Viekey's family rallied In her memory. Her spirit r ’ lO lC C . Members of the Altamonte Springs Woman's Club. Casselberry Woman's Club. Garden Club o f Sanford. Homemakers Extension Clubs of Seminole County. Junior Woman's Club of Sanford. Sanfoni Woman's Club and Sisters. Inc. arc Invited to attend. T ile Altamonte Springs Wom an'sClub will host the aiTalr. For more Infonnallon. rail Shirley Simas al 322 3062. Senior Fair set May Is Older Americans Month. Events of the month will climax at the Tenth Annual Senior Fill; to be held from 10 aan. io 3:30 p.m.. Thursday. May 24. at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. Area businesses and agencies which serve the needs of the older American will be exhibiting throughout the fair. Entertainment, special programs, art show and much more will be available. Door ortzes galore. Admission free. Open to the public F’or more Imformatlon. contact Ihe Area Agency on Aging at 623-1075 MISSING CHILDREN CENTER. INC. (till W. EVERGREEN AYENI'K I.OM.WOOD, FLORIDA :T27»0 (107) T il HELP Sarah’s and Katie’s poster. * HtitM rso lo by L»c» Do-r'.n Front: Sarah and Katie Day. Back: Joan Thompson and Karen Day. Historian captures nature By JOAN KINO Herald correspondent_____________________________ SANF'OKD Edmund Bruce Stowe Is an historian and an artist. Al 95. Stowe maintains Ills Indcpcdcnce as he maneuvers Ills wheelchair while gently speaking of the past, present and future. Stowe, who has a home In Sanlord. also spends time at Hillhavcn Healthcare Center since he fell and fractured Ills hip last year. “ Now. I’m here because of vertigo. Everything is all right from mv adams apple to due north. * he chuckles and says. Stowe, the historian, remembers Mount Dora, his birthplace, when It was called Royal Lou. Il was named after friends of the Stowe family who owned land in the area: Roy, Ella, and Loucy Tramaln. "T h ey combined their names and everyone called lhe area Royal Lou." Ik4 says of that turn of-thc century time. "T h a i was before the government decided It needed an ofTIctal name. You know Ihe govern­ ment can do anything. They named It Mount Dora because of a few hills." he says as he remembers the way things used lobe. See Stow e, Page 5C Edmund Stowe in a self-portrait H «r«ld pSolot by Join mm) The real Edmund Stowe Adm inistrator is ‘Woman of the Y ear’ By MARY A HAWKINS Herald columnist H « fa k .. rtoto by M « n a Mawk.n* Ruby Blake, at work at the Good Samaritan Home. SANFORD — North Seminole Charter Chapter of American Business Women's Association (ABWAI recently selected the Chapter Woman o f ihe Year for 1990-91. Representing Ihe chapter, this year’s houorcc Is Ruby Nathan Blake. She is a charier im-mlicr of the chapter In Sanford. She has w orked w illin g ly since becoming a member. She has served as chairman of the Hospi­ tality Com m lllee and now serves as vice-president of the chapter. She has served as area council delegate for two terms. Blake exemplifies a woman on the move and gives a helping hand as she travels the AB W A's way. Blake is employed as an ad­ ministrator lor The l»ood Samar­ itan Home. Iii<4 Stic previously worked as an admissions advisor tor voca­ tional education students al Seminole ('omm untly College She Is an active business woman in the New Mt. Calvarv M is sio n a ry B aptist C hurch where she serves as president ol U sher B oard N u m b er One: advisor to "A tta ck ' (Adults. T o t s . T e e n s a f t e r C h r is t Kingdom): member ol tin4young adtdl choir and secretary lor the church. Blake and her husband Ruben have two children ami seven step-children Blake was recently honored with the other 12 Chapters I9‘ K) ABW A Women ol the Year nomlneccs at the Central Florida area ABWA Connell Filth Annu­ al Scholarship Event held al the Sheraton l ‘l.i/a Hotel at Florida Mull. Blake attended the regional A B W A e o n fe r e n e e In Ft Lauderdale last week and will represent ihe lot al i haplci at the national convention Oetolx-r 31 through November 4 In Dallas Blake ent ourages all women who are bu siness-m inded to Join ABWA II trulv makes ihe dif­ ference 'Tilt4 mission ol the American Business W om en's A ssocia tion Is to bring together b u s in e s s w o m e n ol d iv e r s e backgrounds amt to provide opportunities lor them lo lu-lp them selves and others grow p erson a lly and professional H e lp fin d ‘ D ad o f th e Y e a r ’ T h e S u n l'a r r f l l r r u l i l Is searching lor an area dad deserving ol our annual ' Dad ol ihe Year" Idle. We need our readers in help by writing letters ol nouilnailon. to he reviewed l»y our panel ol judges. Judging will he based on sincerity and elarlty. with speellli ex tiuples or aneedoles a Iron I why your nominee Is a special dad a plus. Your nominee need not he your own dud Only residents ol Seminole County are elig ib le lo he u o in I n a l e d h ii l I h e I r mominalors need tint live m Seminole County. Here's how lo enter. Write us a teller almiil a special dad. Idling us why he's *ai special Letters should be Ivped 01 printed legibly Include the n o m in e e 's n a m e, s tr e e t address, city and daytim e phone number ai Ihe top ol your Idler Ai the end ol your leiu-i Include your name, address daytime phone number and age. II under I H. Deliver or mall lo Dad ol ihe Year .Sanford llc r.iitl. .uxi N French A vc . Saulord 32771 Th ere Is no m a x im u m length limit on Idlers Fabrics are due al the //crufd office hv I p hi F'rlday June H The lop three winners will Im4featured m ihe F'ulher s l)av edition ol the llvru ld . Siindav June 17 �K2 S C — Santord H caiu. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, May 20, 1990 bNOAffik^NTS Brenda Sue Chunn C hunn-Shepherd MILLERS V1LLE, MD. - Mr. and Mrs. Ranald W. Chunn of Mllleravllle. Maryland announce the engagement of their daugh­ te r, Brenda Sue, to Jam es Everett Shepherd. V, son of James E. and Martha A. Shep­ herd of Longwood. Bom In Huntsville. Alabama, the bride-elect is the paternal granddaughter o f Mr. Nolan W. C r a w fo r d o f A r k a d e lp h la , Arkansas. Miss Chunn Is a 1986 graduate o f Old Mill Senior High School. M llle rs v llle . where she was elected Natlnal Honor Society president and student govern­ ment vice-president and secre­ tary. She also participated In the marching and concert bands. Miss Chunn graduated in May. rs honored arWTinch 'r 1990 from Duke U niversity, Durham. North Carolina with a B.S.E. degree In biomedical and electrical engineering. Her fiance, bam In Great Falls. M o n ta n a , Is th e m a te r n a l g ra n d s o n o f M r. and M rs. Michael P. Ambs o f Nashville, Tennessee. His paternal grand­ mother Is Mrs. Virginia M. Shep­ herd o f Lakeland. Florida. James, a 1985 graduate of Lake Mary High School. Lake Mary, participated in varsity sports and was year book editor. He Is a 1988 graduate o f Duke University with a B.A. In politi­ cal science and is currently attending Duke University Law School. The wedding will be an event o f August 11 1990. 1 p.m., at Duke University Chapel. The beautiful whltc-on-whitc embossed Invitation with pink lettering was an Indication that the event Just had to be super special. And it was. T h e In v it a tio n w a s to a Mother's Duy Brunch given by the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford Inc., a member club or th e F lo r id a F e d e r a t io n o f Women's Clubs. The lovely event was held at the Manor Oak Court home of V ic k i K lr t lc y w ith Sh aron Uarngona serving as co-hostess. “ It w a s w o n d e r fu l... J u s t gorgeous," a club member said. Arrangements o f fresh garde­ nias were placed at vantage points throughout the lovely hom e. T h e ca tered brunch featured champagne punch and a potpourri of delicious finger foods. Another table held a vnriely of luscious desserts. Among the 40 guests attend­ ing were Lisa Robertson, club president, and her mother. Anita Barker. Honoring her mother. Vicki, was Kim Klrtlcy. 12. The newest mother In the Junior club Is D e b b ie W h ite h e a d w ho showed up with her four-weekold son. A lso a tten d in g w ere Mrs. Ralph Austin (Charlotte) Smith, an honorary member of the Junior club and former president of the FFWC: Hazel Cash. San­ ford Woman's Club president and DeLorcs Lash, the senior club sponsor to the Junior club. Bridesmaids luncheon Nancy McMillan. Frieda Piercy and Louise Austin are enacting the hostess roles todav at a bridesmaids luncheon at the M cM illan i.omr Guest of honor Is Karen Burley who will become the bride of Robb Boss on June 2 In North Carolina. The brldc-clcct Is the daughter o f Betty and Lewis Barley and the bridegroom's parents arc Wynclle and Ron Iloss. .0 k m From left: Anita Barker, Lisa Robertson, president ol the Sanford Junior Woman's Club, Vick) Kirtley The luncheon will take plnee on the patio surrounding the pool In a pink and while setting In keeping with the bride's chosen colors. The table will be c o v e r e d w ith a pink cloth overlaid with an exquisite. Im­ ported white cutwork rloth. An arrangement of pink and white llowers accented by pink candles In white wrniight-lron holders, will center the attractive table. Guests will Ik* served fruited chicken salad, broccoli casse­ role. congealed salad, home­ made bread, and cake and tec cream. The brldc-clcct and mothers will receive corsages and the hostess gift to the honor guest Is a bride's picture album created by Louise Austin. Invited to share the festive event with the guest of honor, m others and hostesses arc: Robin Roscberry. the bride's grandmother: Angle and Bclscy. the bride's sisters: Gall Barley, the bride’s sister-in-law; Mrs. Thomas While. Kim Krone. Pam J o h n s o n . A n d r e a F o rts o n . and Kim Kirlley pose during the Mothor's Day Brunch held al Klrtley's home Masons when he was honored at a banquet at the Twin Towers In Orlando. During this time the Grand Master appointed Dave as the Grand Representative to Austria from Florida. Later that week, the McFaddens flew to New Jersey to attend the annual session of the Amaranth which was held at the Flanders Hotel In Ocean City. ■Dave Is the Grand Royal Patron of the Florida Amaranth and J u n e Is th e Grand R e p re­ sentative to New Jersey from F lortd u . T h e G ran d R oyal Matron of the Florida An. jntli met the McFaddens In New Jersey. During this session. June was presented honorary membership to the Grand Court o f New Jersey. The McFaddens were active members In the New Jersey Amaranth before their move to Florida 12 years ago. share as they observe a half century o f marriage. Circle tours Springs Seventeen members of the Garden Club of Sanford Inc. held the May m eetin g at Silver Springs A brief business session was held al the Springs Ix-forr the women toured the grounds and observed the beautiful Row­ ers. Highlight o f the day was a jeep safari of the premises which lias been In operation for about three weeks. Ice cream social The Sanford Historical Society will host an Old-Fashioned h r Cream Social Saturday. June 9. al the General Henry S. Sanlord Museum Library. Featured dur­ ing this time will be an exhibit of the Vincent Photo Collection containing photos o f historic Sanford. Tills exhibit will be held at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Open house today M a yor B c tiy c S m ith and Friends o f Nellie and Boyd Coleman are reminded of the William Dreggors will I k - the couple's golden wedding anni­ featured speakers during the C a r o l y n W h ite an d T in a versary open house to Ik - held museum open house to tic held Bu rased. this afternoon at their home. Irani 2 to 5 p.m. Ticket donations are priced at 3301 R. Park Avr The event wilt McFaddens honored tw- hosted by the couplg'.n lU'iCCS- S3, adults, and S t.50. children June and David McFaddcn Cheryl Wllllnk and Joyce W-ll- under 12. Tickets lor (hr social are available at the museum have been gadding about in the Ing. Interest of their organizations, Relatives and friends are cor­ Fridays, from 10 a.rn. to 5 p.m.. the Masons and the Amaranth dially Invited to come and cele­ and Sundays. 2 to 5 p in The Needless to say. they have been brate the momentous occasion public is welcome. having a good time while repre­ with Nellie and Boyd from 2 to 5 (Doris Dietrich, retired Sanford senting the groups. p.m. The Colemans respectfully Herald People editor, is a Herald They were recent guests of the request. "N o gifts, please." It's corresp on d en t covering (he retiring Grand Master o f Florida your presence that they want to Sanford area. Phone: 322-4525 ) From blue jeans to black tie L A K E MARY LONGWOOD Anita Diane Kanavel and Scott D. McCaskill K an avel-M cC askill LONGWOOD - Mr. nmi Mrs. Gerald McCaskill o f Longwood, announce the engagement of their son. Scott D.. to Anita Diane Kanavel. dau ghter of C harles and Anna Kanavel, Sanford. Born in Cortland. New York, th e brid egroom -elect is the paternal grandson of Eleanor McCaskill. also of Cortland. A 1C McCaskill Is presently stationed at Ik-ntwatcr Air Force Base In the United Kingdom where he is an aerospace gmund equipment technician. Scott is a 1985 graduate of Lake Mary High School where lie was a member o f the football and wrestling teams and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has at­ tended Sem inole Community College. Sanford and Is currently attending the Air Force commu­ nity college. The bride-elect was born in Sanford and Is a 1988 graduate of Seminole High School. She Is presently a student at Nall-Tech and shall graduate in May. The wedding tukes place June 9. 1990. 7:30 p.m. at Ft. Peter's Episcopal Church In Lake Mary. Eva Marie Murdock and David LeGwin Smith, M urdock-Sm ith HECKLEY. W.VA. - Mr. and Mrs. Allen IVltry o f Berkley. West Virginia, unnoui e the engagement o f their daughter. Eva Marie Murdock, to David LeGwin Smith, III. son ol Mr. and Mrs. David LeGwin Smith. .Jr, of Sanford Horn ill C harleston, West Virginia, the bride elect is a 1983 graduate ot Liberty High School. Glen Daniel. West Virginia. She Is c u r r e n t l y e n r o l l e d In Technical College of the lam Country. Ilillon Head Island. M iss M u rdock Is p r r s r u llv employed as a sales assistant. The Westtn Resort. Hilton Head Island. Her fiance. David, is a 1981 gra d u a te o f S e m in o le High School. Sanford. He is currently serving with lire U.S. Marine C o r p s us a p r i m a r y marksmanship Instructor at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Parris Island. S.C. The wedding shall lake place June 2. IfWO, 6,00 p m. at The Gazebo. Centennial Park. San ford. LA C Y DOM EN Carolyn Taylor turned the p r e s id e n c y o f H e a th ro w Women's Club over to Marianne Basslle last Monday night during the 1990-91 officer Installation ceremony conducted by Helen Davis, who dressed as a nurse and passed mil her prescriptions for good ofRccrs. Carolyn, who Will assume the duties o f re­ cording secretary next year, said she lias grown tremendously since this lime last year. So has (lie club, with a record 79 members on the books. T h e p r o g r a in . h e I d a l H e a t h r o w C o u n t r y C lu b , followed a luscious buffet dinner o f fresh salmon and roast beef, assorted salads, mixed vegeta­ bles and a sinful array of de­ sserts. Missing Children Center. Inc.. Director Joan Thompson was presented with a cheek for $6,400. which she said, will help tremendously hi the continuing search for runaway and ab­ ducted children. New officers of the Heathrow Women's Club are: Marlaiine B usstlc. p re s id e n t; B ouncy Walthcr. Ilrst vice-president and program s chairm an: Bonnie Manjura. second vice-president and ways and means chairman: J o a n n e L u ca s, th ir d vic e p resid en t and m em b ersh ip chairman; Carolyn Taylor, re­ c o r d in g s e c r e t a r y ; S h a ron Vorenkainp. corresponding sec­ retary; Dotty Javorowsky, trea­ s u r e r ; an d A llie s S a u s c, parliamentarian. Ollier board members are: C la u d e tte Peek, h osp itality comm ittee: Connie Prebcnda. public relations: Ju dy Wigglnton. charities chairman: Pat Terry, newsletter; Marian Good, sunshine committee, and Peg Roberts, telephone committee. Carmen Salerno, who attended th e r e c e n t F e d e r a t io n o f W om en ’ s Clubs m eetin g in Tampa, presented ihe Heathrow du b with a Ilrst place award from the ualtuiialconvention. Mary Jean Walker, programs ch airm an for 1989-90. was bniiorrd with the Service Award Htitld Photo* by Lacy Ooman New officers of the Heathrow Women's Club. From left: First Vice-president Bonney Wallher, Second Vice-president Bonnie Manjura, Recording Secretary Carolyn Taylor, Corresponding Secretary Sharon Vorenkamp, Treasurer Dotty Javorowsky, Parliamentarian Agnes Sanse. and President Marianne Basslle. O u tgoin g P resid en t Carolyn Taylor passes the gavel to President-elect Marianne Basille. this year for her Innovative choice of meetings and events. In recounting Mary Jean's ac­ complishments, Carolyn said she (ells great Jokes, loo. Roxanne tlulsapplc. Joanne Lucas. Mary Lou McDonald, and Shan Arucitc were remembered for their tireless efforts to make "A n Evening in Monte Carlo" a raging success. The proceeds from tli,it event were donated in Joan's organization lor missing children. Marianne excitedly stood at I lie p o d iu m and sp o k e lu rluhliientbcrs about her hopes dial the club will do and grow even more -his year. "W e're a club that is uoi to hc lukcn lightly You’ll see us busy In everything from blue jeans lo black He." she promised. S e n io r s lo m e e t Lake Marv Seniors will gather Shan Arnette displays the book she received from her Secret Pal at the last meeting of Ihe year for the Heathrow Women's Club, trom t0:30 a.m. to I p.m. on Tuesday, May 22. at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N, Country Club Kd. reached al 323-4938 lor more information. Bob Harris from Southern Bell T e lep h o n e Co. w ill discuss em ergency number 91 I and other services available. A line-dancing demonstration will Ik- given by Alice Grimes. South Seminole Garden Club will have the Installation of lis new officers lor 1990-91 tomor­ row. starting with a luncheon at 11:30 al Denny's Restaurant in Casselberry. Louise Hull.dor will Ik- the installing officer. Plan to stay long enough lor tlx- iingei loud luncheon. All seniors are welcome, according lo I'uulee Stevens, who can be Em ily Whalton said a big surprise is scheduled lor Mou day. tun more about that next week G a rd e n c lu b e le c t s o f f ic e r s �SanlorJ Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday. May 20, 1990 — 3C races over the hill G u ess w ho 150! T h e eelebr, on May 5lh w a s the "Ovr he H ill" birthday party for it guy called Sylveater ( i) Randall. We ca ll 5 0 o v r I he him Over 100 fam ily m era, friends and w ell-wish olned In the celeb ration fthla favorite guy. Speedo ved with his wife C lau d ia ndall. What a grand aurprlae. a pulled; he. Indeed, didn't ati ect that the party wns for hint Aa an even bigger a u r p rh his slater. Shirley R a n d n l o f brldgeport. Connectlcji jetted in to be a part of her Ifothcr'a birthday bush. Spertjb's d a u gh ter. S h irley Randill Ikcdlonvu, and her husiand Onochle, also attended. AIs</ sharing this special occasOn with him was his mother Maymell Randall and his daughtei Lavand and her husband E’fol Smith, Sanford. Other fam­ ily members and many friends Pined In the evening celebra­ tion. They dined and danced away the evening and toasted a great guy who Just went over that special 50th hill. Con­ gratulations. Sylvester (Speedo) Randall! Tal«nt«d journey "A Journey Through the Arts" was the theme o f the evening of entertainment presented by The Sanford Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc.. Seventh Greek Extgravaganza. held May 11 at Seminole Com­ munity College Fine Arts BuildIng.Mlss Jabbcrwock o f 1989-90, M clondy H lllsm an, wus in ­ troduced. Emcee for the evening was Soror Sharron Riggins. Musical talents and dramatic presentations were performed by talented young people o f the community from TaJIrl Arts In­ tern ation al. T h ey Included: Alicia Wells. Mcrthle Day Care. Tracy Smith. Raymond Gaines. J r .. J e ffr e y W ig g in s . K y le Gaines, Mclondy Hlllsman. Latin Mobley, Katrlcc R n r'^ r. Gilbert Ccrvnelly. Sheleim Stafford. W illiam Packer. Jr.. T errel Tillman. Urlppltha Long. The P r e s id e n t S o r o r S y lv ia Stallworth and the Sorors of Delta performed "That's What Friends Are For" as the finale. Group to perform TaJIrl Arts International may SANFORD -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank V ital la. S a n fo rd , a n ­ nounce the blith o f their son. Dylan Walter, born May 4 at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal, Sanford. He weighed eight pounds, one ounce and was 19 L4 inches long al birth. Sister Is flve-ycar-old Krysllc. Maternal grandparents are Walter and Hazel Wlstrand o f New Smyrna B e a t '. Paternal grandparents a rc A n th o n y and P r is c illa Laganoof Edgewuler, LONGWOOD — Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Gardner. Apopka, an­ nounce the birth of their son. Jacob Edward, born May 3 at P h ysicia n s B irth in g C enter. Lo n g w oo d . M a t e r n a l grandparents tire Jim and Jean K ln g r c y , S a n ford . P a tern a l grandparents arc Amos and Edna Gardner. Apopka. be seen this month at perfor­ mances on May 26th at Holy Trinity Church o f God In Christ at noon. May 27tli and at St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church al the 11 a.m. servlre. 9 • ¥ 1 So dear to a bride’s heart... 'UJedefiMA Head Start reunion Head Start Policy Council will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Head Start with Project Hcud Start Reunion and Award Day for participants In the Seminole County Head Start program. This event will be held at 10 a.m.. May 26th. at the North Branch Library, Sanford. Were you a part of the beginning o f Seminole County's Head Start? Contact Mrs. Holden at the Head Start Office, 322-2524. Gcncvla Gano Is coordinator and consul­ tant 1 0 0 F o r $2 3 .9 0 ' 1 / ELAINE’S HAUMARK SHOP SANFORD PLAZA • 322 6982 If Oiaduallon Announeamants 100 lor 829.95 . ' “Wa'n more then luat a card thop" Class reunion The Crooms Academy class reunion committee for 1950-59 will meet today al the Elks H om e. S e ven th S treet and Cypress Avenue at 6 p.m. Chairman Richard (Dick) Evans Invites all graduates and persons who attended during those years to come. A partial financial report is being asked of all who plan to attend this reunion In December. S > W U ^ M > td Dual Day sarvica Dual Day Services al Trinity United Methodist Church. San­ ford Avenue and Sixth Street, will be observed today at the 11 a.m. service. The guest speaker w ill be A lexander W ynn, a n i f i n l w i ^ Mien Chapel AME C h u r c h T ^ ’ flit serves as super­ intendent o f Seminole County Detention Center. The commu­ nity Is invited to share this Dual Day Service with Trinity. Open house today The Good Samaritan Home, founded under divine guidance In 1946 bv the late Mother Ruby Urippitha Long Alicia Wells Lee Wilson and her husband the late Tim othy "P a p p y " Wilson Is dedicated to service. They Invite you to come out to their open house celebrating 44 Years o f Service to the ptxtr. the homeless and the aged, today, at 1704 West Ninth St.. Sanford. Visiting hours arc 2:30 p.m. until 5 p.m. 22. 7:30 p.m. at the thcatreof the Fine Arts Building at Seminole Community College. P o e tr y r e a d ip g . . ^ '1 u esd a y V o ic e s p re sen ts REVELRY III. a poetry reading featuring poets Included In the third edition of Revelry, the literary voice of the Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Association of Florida. Inc. and The Thomas Burnett Swann Poetry Award Winner. Tuesday evening. May Hands speak volumes about how a woman takes care of herself I ANY ARTIFICIAL NAIL SERVICE I |_________ WITH THIS_ADyERTISEMENT_________ j Education celebrated St. Matthew M B. Church of Midway will celebrate Its annual Education Day Servlre. Sunday. May 27. at 11 a.m. Graduating seniors, local educators and honnr students w ill receive special recognition. Also ap(tearing will be the FAMU Con­ nection and TaJIrl Arts. The public is Invited to attend. Rev. Arthur Graham Jr.. Is pastor and Cynthia d iv e rts chairman. (Marva Hawkins is [ W eekend Sp ecial- ] ] $5.00 OFF C rl C .m OC Jessup Specialty Products MIRROR & GLASS Installation o f Mirrored Walls, Shower Doors, M irrored Bifold Doors, Table Tops, Window & Screen Replacement, Shelving a S a n to rd H e ra ld c o rre sp o n d e n t covering Sanford new s. Phone: 322-5418.) L O N G W O O D • 330-7574 THE PRIDE SEMINOLE HIGH H«*W Photo* try Tommy Vlncant Friends of St. Johns Friends of the St. Johns, Inc., elected officers and directors al the annual meeting recently. LEFT: New officers are from left: Elizabeth W elebob, vice-president and treasurer; William MacLauchlln, president; and Ruth Lee. secrotary. RIGHT: New directors are from left: Dr. Vann Parker, Myra Bales. Harold Herbst, Melonie Gllmarlin, and Dr. Peter Haberly. New directors who are not present: Gordon Smith, Polly Miller, Bob Hendrickson, and Daryl McClain. Daughter’s dream man is parent’s nightmare terviewed. Nor did she consider my constitutional right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. Abhy. how can anyone In this situation clear his name after what this blabbermouth said? Unfortunately, my Innocence was proven later — when the girl gave birth ID months and three days after my last dale with her. DEAR ABBYt What do parents do when their beautiful, col­ le g e - e d u c a te d . 2 3 -y e a r-o ld daughter becomes engaged to a high school dropout, und It's fairly evident that she is going to end up supporting him? Her father and I arc heartsick about this relationship, and It's killing both of us. Wc realize that parents must let their adult children leud their own lives, but how do other parents handle a situation like this without losing their children altogether? Yuu must have heard from hundreds of other parents who have been through this. How have you advised them? MISERABLE IN MARYLAND DEAR MISERABLE: I have said: "D on t’t bad-mouth the fellow. If you do. your daughter will try to defend him. und then It will be them against you. Don't make any predictions concerning the young man's future. You could be wrong “ If the marriage falls. It's not the end of the world Don't say, T told you so.' Just be around to pick up the p lect-s, "Som e people have to learn life's lessons the hard way. and your daughter could be one of them." D E A R A B B Y : I a lw a y s thought conversations between social workers and clients were strictly co n fid en tia l — like ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN B U R EN doc tor-pat lent relations. Eight years after my gradua­ tion from high school. 1 was a "suspect" In a paternity case and was Interviewed by an old biddy who later blabbed It all over town. She did not mention that a second guy was also a s u s p e c t and w as a ls o In ­ LONGTIME READER DEAR READER: You could sue for defamation o f character, but that would require proving that the gossip damaged you. You would also have to provide witnesses to testify that "the old biddy” blabbed. If It's any consolation, you're In prestigious company In IH63. VERTICAL BLIN D S • FREE in hom e estim alts • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship OUR FACTORY PRICES START AT ONLY For the timeif in t*rDc*f end mdni bimdt. t*4i Abraham Lincoln salu: " I f 1 were to read, much less answer, all the attacks made on me. this shop might as well be closed for any other business. I do the very best I know how. the very’ best I can. and I mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what Is said against me won't amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, then angels swearing I was right would make no difference.” A N T O N IA H O W IN G T O N Hum in HlmMncmli.il. Ncihcilimlt, Mr, llowinglun tcn.be, Gemutt 1, IIA HI ind 1Jim I. IIA 111. She tithe I’utygluli Spuntor. College, itlcn licit uwluJui Auburn Univcnity where «hc received her H A degree, Oglethorpe L'nivcrniy, l.'ni*. ol Gcorgu; Gcurgu Suic. Mercer; Goethe tmlilute. M ill. Latin Immure ind with 22 ycitt etpcricntc Mrs. Howmgton t, the Pride of Seminole I Sponsored byT ELIZABETH HUDGINS Mu lliolginitcMhc, Drawing i. Painting. 3/0 An and Sculpture- Stic w n bom in Dalton, GA. Stic attended the billowing college, H.F.A.. Wcilcyan Coll.; M lid . L'mv ol Honda. Slclim lin tv . Lntv. ol Central Honda, Lhiv ol South Honda. Daytona Community College. With 21 ycatt ctfettcrtce we talutc you Mt. II.nig in,I H E A R V 1 D A G R O U P Kuykendall Insurance Agency "Serving C entral Florida Since 1953" Convenient Evening A nd Weekend H ours By Appointm ent TheTravelersT L A K E M A R Y - S A N F O R D O F F IC E 330-0300 B ayhead Centre, Suite 108 San ford, Fla. 32773 (O n l ake M a ry Blvd. A p x . 1 M ile W . o f !7-*»2» SANFORD VERTICALS "A Beautiful t i e Direction Fot Windowi" 3 2 1 * 3 6 0 1 7 5 0 Wylly A ve., Sanford ( J JO W 1 AUTO • HOME • GROUP • HEALTH • LIFE • BUSINESS �TTT 4C - Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday May 20. 1990 b y C h ic Y o u n g B L O N D IE HOROSCOPE B y B eren ice Bede O eol TO U R B IR TH D A Y M t y 20. 1990 The year aheud could lie a very rewarding and profitable one for you. pmvldrd you use knowledge you ’ve gained from experiences. He careful not to repeat old mistakes. TA U R U P iApril 20-May 20) Today If yi urt on sketchy or unverified witormatlon Ihcrc Is a good chance you will paint yourself Into a corner. S u ImI uc Impulses to proceed before you know where you arc going. Taurus, treut y ou rself to a birthday gift. Send for your Asiro-Grapn predictions for the year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Hox 91428. Cleveland. Off 44101-3428. Be sure to state vour zodiac sign. G E M IN I (May 21-June 20) Guard against Inclinations today In look at developments through rose colored glasses. Wishful thinking should not lx* Identified as optimism. CANCER (June 21-July 221 If an agreement you've recently negotiated lias proven to be heavlly weighted In favor of t lu­ m ber party, try to renegotiate It now. Time cnukl make things worse. T H E BORN LO S E R OOOUOROID'CU MOT,cm THE CATE Id GUESncU.CK AT AWf OTH6RT1M6, MDT1FY Kl0O5Hi6OM&ORAW< ONEKRHAUCIAL ADVISOR ,TD 5tudy c w . h& a t n e iM ^ r m ir iMCAEMEtfT AMO IF MOT, OO YX> ORAWDNE BL^e REOMW&OD, PURSOIM& THg AOVC5 Cf A SPECIALQMnOH 6fD 0P MOW . OR, AT AWY TIME IM TW6 fAPT ? b y C h a r le s M . S c h u lz PEA N U TS / m y SHORTSTOP \ \ J 5 A SLEE P .../ MY SECOND BASEMAN 15 A S L E E P ... MY RI6HT FIELPER 15 ASLEEP... ----------- n M THE ONLY PERSON I KNOW] WHO PITCHES AJ LULLABY..^ b y H o w ie S c h n e id e r EEK & M EEK T H E C R JO K HCtULUEJ?. G05TS FO UR V0UPF5 ITS m J D C K F U L IU IU 6 IU A FRLE EfOUOW ICKESt U£ CAM GET AtJVTH lO G W E W AUT ISWT IT ? By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY TU M BLEW EED S 1Hl« /VWNIHTHE £0\JeTBP IIMP/AIUOFTHE MOIM1H A rtW PPfiO eSTO O O R M IO K TieST W ARRIO R, ^ O fU & R A T S , P U S r F E L L ftl I P R E P l ^ T YOOR P tfE E tM U X Jf WILL H/tAJtS- ll\J TH£ PDOHAWK HALL OF FA/VIE! b y J i m m y Jo h n so n J KW€W W I a iO GET H IW TROUBLE OUST BY B R E A T H IN G ' b y B ob T h a v e s FR A N K AND E R N E S T ^ L E O IJ u ly 2 3 -A u g . 2 2 ) Persons with whom you are Involved will lose respect for you If you try to blame them for mistakes you make today. A c­ cept the consequences when In error. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22| ft might prove to I k - an unwise practice today If you (Hike your nose Into allot tier's complicated affairs. Your curiosity could gel you Involved In something you may regret. L I B R A (S ep t. 23-Oct. 23) Strive to put more emphasis on a c t io n t o d a y and le s s on evaluating. If you weigh and balance your alternatives too long, you might not even get out o f the starting blocks. SCORPIO tOri 2 i Nov. 221 II you jump to conclusions today, it could make you very angry about som ething you totally misinterpret. He sure you have all or the fa d s before you pul vour temper in gear. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 tl Your well planned budget could end up bring just a scrapof paper today If vou cater to vour mom>'iiiarv whims. Ex- M ay 21. 1990 Don’t gel discouraged If your big plans are subjected to a fewearly snags In die year ahead. Th ey should lx* able to survive these Initial developments and com e out OK In tlx- long run. GEMINI (May 21-June 20| Try not to put yourself In a position today where you have to bo; *ow funds from an outside source. You might get what you want, hut there coukl be some un­ desirable strings attached. CANCER (Jinx- 2 1-July 22) Share endeavors today only with associates with whom you feel comfortable. If you link up with coot, unresponsive cohorts, the project could turn out to lx- a bummer. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Any duties or responsibilities you leave unattended will weigh heavily on your mind today. Do what you know you should do. even if lt*s not your first choice. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You'll he better off today passing ACROSS abbr. 37 Format Communlat laadar 38 Flah ot tho carp family 40 Faudal 12 12, Romas paaaant 13 ---------- Of 42 BuddMam brick■ 14 Chamltt'a 43 dular apaca burnar 49 Doctor * laak 15 Comparatlva 47 Adolaacanl •uffli 49 Exclamation IS Spy of aurprlao am ployad SOMantai by poltca componant* 17 Inaaiti 92 Comadian 18 Palm traa DaLutaa 20 Alwayt 94 Piano piaca 98 Grooming aid 22 Voodoo cult 50 Duration daily 62 Fa-fMo- — 23 Tha (Car.) 83 And othar* (2 29 Food ahop wda.) 27 Muatard plant 64 Aaaam worm 31 Unapohan 69 Kimono aaah 34 A roaa-----66 TranamHtod roaa 67 John Lon39 Waakandnon'a aon U U LJLilLS 1 Aclrtaa Lupino 4 Typt t ! p u t s 3 Haavarly city w elco m in g t IU U IIL J U JU L iU y U L1U U U U U flU L J U U U b . 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CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 Jan 1‘ U Tab- n.-rfung k*r granted today. especialK In a situation where you think you are holding all ut the trump cards. When the hand Is played, you could be severely disappointed. A Q U A R IU S Man. 20-Peh ] f » Don't believe everything you hear today, partir tilarlv it it Is some gossip about a person you like tun llie teller doesn't. Il may jusi be in a lie ions fa brie a Iion. up arrangements where you're compelled to rater to [M-opIr you don't appreciate. I.iitle of value wlll come of It. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) D o n ’ t put o u ts id e rs tn an awkward position loday where they might have to arbitrate a domestic disagreement between you arid your spouse. Th ey might not sup|xxi your stance. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Usually you're reasonably con­ sid era te when d ealin g with persons In subordinate roles. Today, however, you might treat s u e ti I ri d I v I (I ii a Is as u n • desirables. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov, 23-Dec. 21) fk- on guard today so that a person you know doesn't at­ tempt to manipulate you In order to gain her ends. Her methods arc quite clever and you could lx caught unaware. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. I9| You r progress could be rattier limited Kxlay If you fail to detach yourself from a situation (hat lias Ix-t-n holding you hack. Sooner or later you are going to have to sever this link. PISCES (Fell 20-March 20) Today If you get Involved with friends who an- in a heller position to spend than VOU •»«; you might rt<< sonir-tl.tng «-«-o iionueallv loollsli just to keep up appearances. ARIES (March 2 1 April I9| II your focus is too sell-centered today. It will greatly reduce your possibilities for achieving your objectives. In fact, associates might even try to thwart your efforts. (Cl 1990. N EW SPAPER KN I KHPHISK ASSN AQUARIUS |Jan.*20-Keb 19| Today you might have iu deal wilh a disagreeable matter that in actuality, isn't really that bad. However, negative thinking on your behalf cnukl make it so. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Unless you exercise proper con­ tro l. an In v o lv e m e n t w ilh another today could erid up costing you either financially or emotionally. He very careful re gardlng with whom you team up at this time. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Use oidy methods and tactics you would want others tn know about when pursuing your am ­ bitious objectives today. Your procedures will not go unnoticed and they'll lx- graded by your peers. TAURUS lAprll 20-May 2()| There's a possibility you haven't yet learned a lesson you should have learned from a critical past experience. A mistake o f a simi­ lar nature might he repeated today. (C) 1990. N EW SPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. IT $ f M 'i T O T tLL T V f SHORTEST VB'XOUR >TVVoP°,NT*— " T W Y )P / U P T W TH>We5 O 11*0N 5 -/9 b y J i m D a v is G A R FIELD By James Jacoby The winners of last Novem ­ ber's Life Master Women's Pairs. S a b in e Z e n k c l and R h o d a W a ls h , u sed s o p h is tic a t e d methods In hid to six hearts in today's deal. Then they needed a little hick when the trump suit split badly. North's ju m p to three diamonds. In tills iiistaiue a Jump reverse, was a minisplinter, showing the singleton diamond and Invitational values lor game in hearts O f course North had no Intention o f pass­ ing three hearts, tint bidding three diam onds gave her a chance to see how- well South liked her hand. When South jumped to game. North took over, asking turners and bidding the slam. The opening spade lead wenl lo East's 10 and declarer's queen, and declarer immediately led a club. East won I he ace tint) led hack a spade. Now declarer ruffed a low club, played a htsirl to dummy's Jack and railed another low club. When the queen of hearts was cashed. West slxiwed out. That was had news. Declarer’s only remaining ehaixt- was to try to gel tn dummy safely with a high spade to draw East's last trump. When East had to follow to the third spade, that made the slam. Despite the good fortune that declarer needed at the lintsh. the small slam was still an excellent contract that w-ixild easily make on a n y n orm a l 3-2 tru m p division. NORTH ♦ A K9 2 9 A KJ 5 ♦J ♦ K y 9b WEST ♦ 753 V9 ♦K 97652 ♦ 10 6 1 SOUTH ♦ Q J8 TQ876 ♦ AQ8I 3 ♦ 5 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South South West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 1* t* 5♦ 'mini-splinter rw r* H imDEE-LAHH-> • »OttDAAAHHH?/ *^ V W ILL YOU SHUT U P ?' IT S THREE O'CLOCK IN % THE MORNING!.' North 14 3 ♦• 4 NT 6¥ East Pass Pass Pass All pass Opening lead + 3 by L eo n ard S ta rr ...THAT'S I T FOR BUGS BUNNY H IM EA ST ♦ I0 6 1 ♦ 10 t 3 2 ♦ 10 ♦ AJ 732 AN N IE V I WONDER WHAT j \ T im e IT 1 5 ? ,-J u j y u y u Ilk lt U U �K Sanford Herald. San lord, Flo.', Missing-----□Continued from Page 1C lives un 11)rough the services provided to her cor.imun.ty by the Missing Children Center, Inc.. In Longwood, a nan-profit charitable organization founded b y V ie k e y 's a u n t . J o a n Thompson. The center, one o f three In the state and the only one In Central Florida, developed to aid parents and law en ­ forcement agencies In the recov­ ery of missing, abducted and runaway children. Vickey Wilts T h o m p s o n b u b b le s w ith boundless energy for her cause. "A lot of people think we duplicate the work of the law enforement agencies, but we d o n 't.” Thom pson says em ­ phatically. Lake Mary Police Lt. Tom Taggart says the foundation continues to give area police valuable help. 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WTBS o o Naws NBC Naws Nans NBC Eiposa For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, May 18. p earn a cc under su sp iciou s circumstances o f Kathy Engels, a 14-year-old Lake Mary girl who lust week was the object of a renewed law enforcement search In the Sanford-Lake Mary area. “ Joan's people go where the kids arc. game rooms and clubs, and talk to the kids who arc usually Intimidated by a police ofTlcer," Taggart explains. Taggart says the first 24-hours on the street are the most critical In retrle.Inga child. "T h e network these kids have is unbelievable. They don't tell on each other either. A wall goes up when they see an officer, but they'll talk to Joan's people." he says. Taggart also says the center’s volunteers faithfully communi­ cate with the missing Juvenile’s family. "Three years later they still call the Hoopers (Kathy Engles grandparents, with whom she lived) and see If they're okay." he says. M a r ie H o o p e r s a y s t h e nightmare she and her husband C harlie have endured since Kathy’s disappearance has been eased by both Joan's and Lt. Taggart 's compassion. "I don't know how to explain what Joan has done for us through her calls and her visits. And Lt. Taggart Is great. Just great. He took the time to visit us Just as his son was being rushed to the emergency room." she says. "I can't say enough good things about those two or about the Lake Mary Police Department. They have been great." Thompson says not all police departments are so cooperative w ith r e la t iv e s o f m is s in g children. Often, reams of red tape in custody battles leave a parent, whose child Is abducted by the noncustodial parent, exhaused and confused. Normal reaction Is to call the police, but Thompson [xjlnts out. the police will not Interfere In custody cases. Karen Day shakes her head vigorou sly In agreem ent as Thompson speaks. Day s daughters Sarah. 6. and Katie Lynn. 3. disappeared from Karen's patent's home last Jan­ uary 18. "I never thought I'd sec my kids' pictures on a poster." she says. It was Thompson who helped Day navigate through the police reports, helped deal with Health and R rhabi'litat vc S e rv ice s (HRS), made sure the girls* names and descriptions ap­ peared on the national Informa­ tion computer system used by law enforcement agencies, im­ mediately circulated posters and helped fallow up leads by phone to any possible contact Sarah and Katie may have had. "She is always there for m e." Day adds, recounting the late night phone calls to Thompson and the moral support she still receives from her. The girls were traced to Or­ egon. due In part to one of the posters circulated by the Missing Children Center. Day's mother. Barbara Gurr. flew to Oregon recently to escort the girls home, a trip she says was another ordeal Involving several agencies and lots o f red tape. Both Day and Gurr say they arc exhausted from the months of disruption to their family's life and will be glad when every­ thing settles once again Into a normal routine. Thom pson Is still working through HRS. law enforcement agencies and the courts to ease Day’s fears that the children m ay a g a in d is a p p e a r In a custody dispute and allow her to look toward the future. Sarah and Katie, although still a little apprehensive of sliding doors flung open and unex­ pected company, have become iess fearful as time passes and are content to play with their new kittens. Thompson, meanwhile, ticks off figures that include 465 found children out o f 500 cases Missing Children Center has worked on. "That still leaves 35 kids out there and that bothers m e." she says. Her agency contributes an average 40 hours per case. Four thousand children are missing In Florida right now. Thompson says. One o( them. Aaron Scott. 15. v.-^ leported missing from Cas­ selberry on May 9 His posters have been printed and circulated. Thompson Is genuinely con­ cerned. "H e left without his medication for hypothyroidism." she said. Thompson ami her volunteers will continue to spend lung hours tracking down leads, talking to agency employees, applying for grants to raise money for the organization, and haunting the spots a child might run to. For Vickey. For every missing child alone In the night. For moro Informal Ion about Iha Mining Children Cantor. Inc., call 131 H E L P or write to: IMW. EvorgrtanAva Longwood 337V) Aaron Wayne Scott Missing Aaron Is a 15-year-old white male (D.O.B. Octubcr 28. 1974). lie Is 5 '8 " tall and weighs 145 pounds. A a ro n has b ro w n , ear length, straight hair and hazel eyes. He has scars on both elbows, a 1’* srnr on his chin, and several scars on his right thumb. Aaron was last seen In Casselberry. Florida on May 9. 1 9 9 0 . A a r o n ha s hypothyroidism and needs medication. Aaron has a green duffle bag with the name SCOTT In large letters printed on the side In his possession. He may be hitchhiking to Pensacola. Anyone having Informa­ tion on this missing child, please contact Deputy Krclg R a fferty or In ve stig a to r Jereczek at Ihe Seminole County Sheriff's Dept, at (4071 831-3316. or the Miss­ ing Children Ccnler. Inc. in Longwood, Florida at (4071 331-4357. Stowe i: Continued from Page 1C "It used to be a slow, all-day affair Just to go shopping In Eustls," he says. Stowe's English ancestors set­ tled In Massachusetts In 1637. By 1884. Stowe's father, who Intensely disliked the cold wlriters. decided lo move south when the thermometer reached 16 below zero. The family settled In Mount Dora where. In 1894, S t o w e was bor n. T h e f a m i l y l i v e d in Jacksonville until 1910 when they had to find a better climate for the young Stowe's mother w h o had c o n t r a c t e d tuberculosis. They settled In K in g m a n , A r iz o n a b e fo r e Stowe's 16th birthday. During the Arizona days he became a cowboy and dabbled In water colors while his father developed a business supplying boots, blankets and otter needed Items to miners and cattlemen. By 1915. Stowe started to travel. It was the year his mother died. His father sat him down to discuss the serious question of what he wanted to do lo earn a living. Stowe decided to return to Mo u n t D ora w h e r e hi s grandparents, the Bruce family from Ohio, owned a farm. Their underground water system in­ trigued him. It had 10 artesian wells with seven miles of un­ derground tile allowed water to llow over 20 acres of farmland. Ills Interest In agronomy grew. For the next 30 years he dedicated his life to hls horticul­ tural pursuits In Sanford. He planted bulbs and ferns, owned a nursery and a florist shop and m an aged the B u rp ee S eed Company. He was a federal land bank appraiser and a land tleslgner. As Stow e's father was an entrepreneur, hls mother was an artist, although she never re­ ceived recognition for her talent. "She was a g<xxl artist," Stowe says, proudly. "She gave me a few lessons when I was young; before 1910." During ihc 1960's Stowe atH U M F l o y d T h e a tre s PLAZA TWIN HWY 37-92 322-7502 SUMMER MOVIES COMING NJQMTIY 7.10 4 9 30 NIGHTLY GCtastyini Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 7 104930 C A D IL L A C MAN no CASSIS NQMCOUHT s o c A ssrs io Discount $2 00 M AIINitS ALL WEEK 100 PM MOVIELANO DI 43.10 lACM 17-92 322-1216 SHOWTIME • JO The Tales From The Darkside Nightbreed ftOPASUS NODOCUXNT tended an art class In Winter for the Altamonte Springs Holi­ day Inn. Park. Hls fellow classmates Stow e's paintings bang In asked him to teach. Stowe's paintings hang on the every state of this country and walls o f Htllhaven and several he has traveled to every state. He unframed pictures arc stacked always comes back to Sanford lo against the wall o f the crafts capture on canvas or plywood the scenes of nature that he room where he paints every knows so well. Hls knowledge of day. trees, shrubbery, sky. clouds "O n e tim e .” he says. " I and the river arc evident In hls painted nine pictures In a day." He was commissioned by the w o r k . H e Is a m a s t e r o f Holiday Inns of Daytona Beach perspective. The vibrant colors to paint two pictures for each of oils and acrylics on canvas guest room. After three years relied the genius of the artist working part-time because he and ihe knowledge o f the histo­ was also teaching. Stowe com­ rian. A book could be written pleted the Job: 1725 paintings. about this artist and perhaps one He also did 700 more paintings day it shall be. Sanford Herald is a p ro u d m em b er o f the “ W elcom e W a$o n ” F am ily in S em inole C ounty If You Are: Moving Into Or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 323-4614 Lake Mary — 321-6660 or 330-3311 Longwood — 331-4016 or 869-9369 W inter Springs — 696-2515 Altam onte — 869-4340 C asselb erry — 699-9255 or 696-2515 Oviedo — 869-8612 �f X j N BRIEF 1 • 6 1-------------------------------------------------- T'T- 7 1 *'* Another SH S rising young star a . * J. * • * T -T i * — 1 Tumin attains high honors SANFOi*.) — University o f Central Florida senior Kenneth Tumin of Sanford earned a 4.0 grade point average every semester in college, lie majored In electrical engineering and was honored with a Founder's Day Scholar's Award. A I9H7 graduate o f Seminole High School. Tumin Is the son of Alfred and Mary Tumin of Sanford. Lake Howell senior gets scholarship WINTER PARK - Lake Howell High School senior Adriana Valdes has been given a S I.500 scholarship from the National I llspanlc Scholar Awards program. Valdes. Lake Howell's student government president. Is* one ot 5(H) recipients across the nation to be honored with the award. She intends to attend Hollins College next year. Wittick on Brenau dean’s list C.AINSVII.I.K. Ga. — Carrie Wltllck. daughter of Gary Wlttlek ol Sanford, was named to the dean's list at itrenau Academy lor the third semester grading period Dean's list students are honored lor maintaining a 05 average with no grade below a 77. Itrenau Academy Is a college-preparatory, residential high school lor young women. Clark named to honor society GREENVILLE. S.C. — Hill Clark of Longwood. a sophomore at Furman University, has been named to Phi Eta Sigma, a national honor society. To he eligible lor membership, students must post a 3.5 or better grade point average during at least one term of their first \ear at a university. Clark a dean's list student at Furman. Is a graduate of Lake Itrantlev High School, where he was a member ol the National Honor Society, lie Is the son of William C. and Carole Ellen Clark ol Longwood Tipton named to Who’s Who OWENSBORO. Kv. — Sanford resident Carlton Tipton lias been named to the 1989 90 edition ol "W ho's Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities". He Is a student at Kentucky Wesleyan College. To be named to Who's Who. the student should have at least a 3.0 cumulative* grade point average and have displayed service to community, leadership In co-eurrlcular activities and potential lor continued success. Tipton, who Is majoring in criminal Justice, is a graduate of Seminole High School He Is the son ol Thomas Tipton ol S.mlord and Gnvlc Cook ol Ft M* .t s . He Is a metier of the KWC football team and a resident assistant In tin m • '•dorm . M u lti-talen ted and dependable student of 9 0 ’s B y V IC K I D a S O R M IE R Herald stall writer SANFORD Mike Silvius. Seminole High School senior. Is a frequent participant in -.ohool and civic activities. Ills latest project was ihe design ol Semi­ nole's Projeel Graduation I-shirt. "I'v e always liked to do a lol ol dtlfcrcnt tilings." said Silvius. IH. " Id o llilu g s le n jo y ." Having Jusl given blond as (tart of a school drive. Silvius ac­ cepted the llrsi ol the specialcdltlnn shirl Irom Gall Stewart. Local School Advisory CommiiIcc and a member ol the Project Graduation commit tee Stewart praised Silvius as "one ol the brightest young stars we have around here." She said Silvius Is an "extrem ely tal­ ented” young man who never is far away when help Is needed on a project. Stewart said the drawing ol an Indian dial appears on tlit- shirt had more detail than Ihe print­ ing process could reproduce. "It's a fabulous design," she said. "T h e shirts don't do II Justice." Silvius has ro ambitions of pursuing a career In art "I hope to be a Marine pilot." lie said Enrolled In two advanced drawing and painting <lasses at Seminole High School. SIImiis Jeannette Stdley. left, co chairperson of Projecf Graduation at SHS and Carma Norman, right. assistant principal, presents Mike Silvius with the first t-shirt. said lie "Just enjoys" Ihe cre­ said. "I like to work on things lor ative process. "I have fun the school." last two periods every day." lie He also Is a member o f the said o f Ills art elases. school's state champion track Carina N orm an, assistant team, an activity tic- said Is principal, said Silvius is a "very rxclllug. He added that keeping good student** who maintains Ins hand In many things ai once high marks despite his many helps him do them well. "I work harder al all ol them ." he said. extra curricular activities. ” 1 like to tie active." Silvius Silvios said art Is (list a hobby. S c h o o ls em phasize sp e e ch and hearing during this month Reachout program receives grant ORLANDO — The Florida department of education has awarded an unprecedented S I 50.000 grant for a pilot Central Florida College Reach nil Consortium between the University ol Central Florida. Valencia Community College and LakeSumlrr <'ommunity College. UCF will get $75.(XH) o f the grant, uji Irom $25.(XM) a year ago. The reachout program high schoolers will partlclapate in week-long residency college and career exploration modules. Seminole County poster winners FERN PARK — Two Seminole County youngsters have won a state dental health (rosier design competition. Stacv Morris, a llrst grader at English Estates Elementary School and Jared Hodges, a tilth grader at English Estates were chosen Irom participants across the stale. The posters were Judged by faculty members at the Rlngllng School ol Art. The two students, and four other winners Irom elsewhere In Florida, each received a $100 savings bond and medallions. English Estates will also receive a pair of commemorative placpies. Valdes named scholarship recipient WINTER PARK — Lake Howell senior. Adriana Valdes has been named recipient ol a $1,500 scholarship from the National Hispanic Scholar Awards Program. Valdes. Lake Howell's student government president. Is among 500 Hispanic students Irom throughout the U.S. receiving scholrshlps lor one year's study at the college of their choice. She plans to attend Rollins College. The awards program, sponsored by the College Board and Imam id by the Andrew W. Mellon foundation, has distributed a total of 0.200 scholarships and awards since Us Inception In 1984. Red Ribbon Campaign needs help ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The 1990 Seminole County Red Ribbon Campaign lor Drug-free Americans needs volunteers to participate In the October Red Ribbon campaign committee. The Initial planning meeting will be I p in. Friday at the olflee ol United Telephone. H50 E Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs For Information or to make reservations to attend, contact campaign coordinator Mary Balk, at the Drug Prevention Office ol Seminole County School. 330-2694. It’s a party! Hungry Howies of Florida w ill hold its Third Annual World's Largest Pi//a Party Sunday from noon to 3 p m A slice ol pizza and a coke will be 5t)c with all proceeds from the Seminole stores going to Dividends and Project Graduation. Lust year’s event raised over $ 1.5(H) In Seminole CountyHungry Howies In Seminole County are: 740 E. Scmoran Hlvd . Casselberry. 491 S R 434. Altamonte Springs; 9(iH W. S It 434. Longwood. 3H40 Orlando Dr.. Sanlord anil 24(H) S French Avc.. S.mlord Counselor of the year announced W INTER SPRINGS - Bear Lake Elementary School guidance counselor. Mar> Mills, has been named the Seminole ( ouiily Elementary Counselor ol the Year. New ollleers loi the Seminole County Elementary School ( ou n selors Association are Bobble Knthbcrg. chairperson. Lawton Cvulhlu Martin, vice chairperson. Stenstrom. Ernest Startup, sctrciurv. Winter Springs, and Jessie Wynn, treasur­ er. Goldslioru Lyman GRADD party still in red LONGWOOD Money Is still being raised to help fool the bill lor I.Milan lligb School's GRADD (Graduates Rallying Against Dtunk Drivers) paru which will be at tin Orlando Tennis ami Racipict ( 'tub oil ol Lee Rd on June H Irom 11 p m to 5 a m Lyman Isal l i l l S E Lake A m - h i Longwitod Ihe (tarts ts designed to be a drug and alcohol tree allci native toallei graduation parties I he group Is seekingeor|Nirate s|miiisois as well Donations may lx- mailed to the school and sent to ihc aiieiillon ol the GRADD group For more iiilormalton. <all Debbie Higgle at H69-U425 or M l i i l l i S Bauds at « l ) ‘ t 71. M l, "I plan lo make a career In the Marines." he emphasized, ad­ ding. "Bui I'll always draw and paint." Stewart said she believed Silvius could he a success al whatever he chose- to do. "H e's another rising young star from Sem inole High School." she said. Hoiold Photo by Tommy Vlnconl Rotary recognizes achievers Rotary C lub president, Benny Arnold, left, presented Teresa W eem s and Truong Nguyen with Ihe Youth Achievement Award al its monlhly meeting in tho Sanford Civic Center Iasi month. The award is given lo outstanding sen io rs al Sem inole High School for their academ ic skills, leadership and school in­ volvement May Is "Bettor Speech and Hearing Month " Anyone o f any age can have a communication problem caused by birth defects, related to aging, caused hv accidents or disease, or other factors. In America today, one In 10 p e o p le s u ffe r hu m a c o m ­ munication handicap. Nearly <0 million people have speech and language Implrmcnls. In Sem inole County, each school receives the services ol a speech/language pathologist, a n d t h e e x p e r t i s e o f an audiologist Is also available al the R osen w ald E xceptional Slodcnt Center In Altamonte Springs. S tu d e n ts r e c e iv e routine hearing screenings throughout l heir school years. Students at Spring Lake Ele­ mentary In Altamonte Springs are taking part In "Better Speech and Hearing Month" activities. Poster, essay, poetry, and coloring contests arc planned w llli w inners being selected from each grade level. Sixty students arc presently served In spcech/language liter apy al the school. For futher Information, conl a c I M i c h a e l B a Ik o . spcech/language pathologist at Spring Lake. Project R.O .C.K. debut a success O R L A N DO P r o jtc l R.O.C.K.'s. Reaching Out I n Our Community's Kids. llrsi appear uncc v-us al Universal Studios. Orlando, on Saturday. Th e even t was special to Central Florida because its 29 teen-age performers make llteir homes here. Tin- group Is orga­ nized by the Young Volunteers in Action (Y.V.A ). a program of The Volunteer Cenlcr of Central Florida. Its atm Is to promote youth involvement In Ihe IHX) non-profit agencies t li.it serve our area Y.V.A. Director Chris Boyko says many ol today's young |M-oplc arc concerned about Ihe environment, about the home­ less. and about how they can make a dtllcrrncc. "Everyone can contribute." Boyko said "Voluntecrlsm can tie a rich experience for teenagers W e ho|K* tu Inspire a lifetime ot community tnvolv eim-iit For Project R.O.C.K singers and dancers May 19th was a chance tu showcase their talents In trout of a large audience For weeks they practiced al Colonial High School Orlando, under (In­ direction ol Kcod.il Jolly "W e want lo motivate young people.” Jolly said "W hai better way to reach out to that community lban through thcgilt ol imisli Universal Studios w ill give I lie Volunteer Center a portion ol the price of each in kci pur chased fr o m t h e p a r k ' s o p e n i n g festivities Project R O C K s debut ellort Is sponsored liy A T M The )*loii|i t*> M'hnliilrd l*n Intuit fV f.lls Say "Charge It" MasterCard N o w it is e a s ie r th a n e v e r to p la c e y o u r c la s s ifie d a d v e rtis in g or to pay fo r y o u r H e ra ld s u b s c rip tio n . C a ll us to d a y at 322-2611 and say ‘‘C h a rg e It ” ! Sanford Herald �Perspec I Editorial, Page 2D I Books, Page 6D V IE W P O IN T Bad-dog bill on hold Here are a few unwritten driving rules for Florida Legislation would keep tabs on dogs that attack hum ans If driving around central Florida Is a new experience for you. you might want to pay particular attention to this column. If you’re a new resident, you’ve probably heard that "the rules are different here." 1 believe that adage refers to the stale s rather liberal altitude Involving the purchase and possession of firearms. However. It could also apply to driving In this part of the country N o w h e re In th e grand ole U.S of A.. Indeed nowhere on VIEW PO IN T t h e f a c e o f t h is p la n e t, do p eo p le drive like they do In KLONIE Florida. JORDAN New residents may have already noticed a subtle, or even drastic, difference. Just In case you haven't, here are a few unwritten rules of the road In Florida: • THE GREEN LIGHT STARE: If you're one of the first six vehicles waiting at a red light, you are obligated to sit and stare at the light some 30 to 45 seconds after It turns green. I don’t know why this Is. but everybody In Florida does It. so It must be a state law or something. When that light turns green, firmly press the brake pedal and don’t move one inch until your 30-to-45 second period Is past. Disregard any honking noises or vulgarities you might hear Irehlnd you. • THE WRONG LANE RULE: Only In Florida does this apply. Th e left lane In the other 49 states Is reserved for passing purposes only. But not here, especially not here on 17-92. It doesn't matter If you’re doing 20 miles an hour or 60 miles an hour, you don't have to move out of that left lane no matter what happens. You got In It. It’s yours and you don’t have to get out o f It until you're dam good and ready. There Is also a subsection to this rule. It simply stales that If the trafllc In the lane In which you're driving Is m oving slower than the lane beside It. the speed o f the faster Sane will decrease sonic 20 miles tin hour seconds after you switch lanes. • THE SPEED L'M IT RULE: This rule applies In several areas o f the state, but especially In Altamonte Springs and Casselberry. It states that the posted speed limit will always be six miles per hour less than the speed you were doing when the traffic cop pulled you over. • THE PICKUP TRUCK SPEED LIMIT RULE: 1 his also applies to vans, trucks with camper tops, trucks with those big goofy oversized tires and Wlnnebagos. All pickup trucks are required to travel at least 15 miles an hour slower than the posted speed limit and must try to do whatever Is necessary to back up traffic In every direction for as long as possible. The speed limit for pickup trucks varies. If the truck has an oil barrel In the back and the driver Is chewing tobacco, the speed limit Is 20 miles an hour slower. If the truck has an oil barrel In the back, a gun rack In the rear window and the driver Is chewing tobacco, the speed limit Is 25 miles an hour slower. • THE SCHOOL BUS RULE: If you drive u school bus. please note the Importance of running over pedestrians, wildlife and lawns during the hours between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. You arc also required to run as many red lights as possible, preferably when making left turns during rush hour on major thoroughfares. So what If a UPS truck cuts your bus In hall? Don’t worry, the taxpayers will buy you another one. • THE 4-WAY STOP RULE: This rule applies especially to out-of-state drivers. It says that when stopping at a 4-way stop sign Intersection, the driver must let at least three vehicles go by from every direction while trying to find the definition o f "4-Way Stop" In his driver's manual. If you haven’t figured It out by this time and the Greyhound driver behind you Is growing Impatient, then simply put on the parking brake (being sure to leave the car running), slowly and carefully walk Into the center of the Intersection and direct vehicles around your car with one hund while holding the driver's manual and continuing your search with the other. • THE BLUE-HAIRED LADY RULE: If you’re in a hurry, especially If you're late for work, there will always be a blue-haired lady driving a '53 Rambler, sitting on two telephone books peering over the steering wheel through bifocals, who will make you late. Don't try d u n g in g lanes. It won't work, regardless of how many fancy manuevers you attempt. She’s always going to stay a foot or two In front of you and have that Rambler wide open, running about 40 miles an hour. If you honk your horn, flash obscene hand gestures or open fire with a small caliber weapon, she will simply Ignore you and continue to Impede your progress. The only thing you can do Is wait It out. If • you’ re lucky, maybe she'll go by a ytrd sale, denture center or hair salon and pull off the road. • THE STUPID BUMPER STICKER RULE: If you drive an RV. state law says that you must have at least one reully stupid bumper sticker on your vehicle. Any really stupid bumper sticker will do. but these three an* the ones most often recommended: 1. "W e're spending our children's Inheri­ tance." 2. "H ave camper, will travel." 3. "Dukakis In '92." . Please note that drivers o f vehicles bearing these bumper stickers will always — always, stop anywhere they see a sign that rtfads "3 T-shirts for $4.90.” or "Disney discount tickets available here.” T4PT T 7 ■y J . MARK BA R P IILD Herald H a lf writer TALLAHASSEE - A bill requir­ ing alt dogs who attack humans to be registered and branded and destroyed If Ihey attack a person a second time has suffered a setback, but the two Seminole County-area sponsors are not worried. "W e can still work It out." said Sen. W.W. " B u d " Gardner. DTitusville, who represents much of Seminole County. " I think once It gets on the (Senate) floor we can defeat the amendment." The bill submitted this year by Gardner and Rep. Bob Slndlcr. D-Apopka. counters earlier oroposals that would have rrqui.rd extensive Insurance requirements for owners of certain brerds of dogs, commonly called "pit bulls." and p e n a ltie s If th e ir p ets attack humans or domestic animals. Dog breeders and enthusiasts objected to the previous proposals saying they don't protect people attacked by dogs not Included In such lists. Breeders say there Is no such thing as a pit bull, only different breeds and mixed-breeds who have been trained to fight. They say many breeds o f dogs can be poten­ tially dangerous If they have been trained to be aggressive nr bred for aggressive characteristics. But during debate In the Senate Judiciary Criminal Committee. Sen. Lincoln Dlaz-Balart. R-Mlaml. pro­ posed an amendment to allow cities and counties to add specific breeds to the law. Dade County Is the only county In the state with a "breed specific" vicious dog ordinance. The bill and thr amendment Is expected to be considered by the full Senate within e week. Slndler's bill Is expected on the floor of the House by next week, he said. No breed specific amendments huve been proposed for the House b ill. S ln d lc r sa id . S ln d lc r . a veterinarian, said he believes he can convince House leaders to oppose such an amendment. " I think they'll listen to me b e ca u s e o f m y b a c k g r o u n d ," Slndlcr said. "There Is no scientific basis for It." Both bills require any unprovoked dog. regardless of breed, who at­ tacks a human once, a domestic animal more than once or Is trained to fight to be registered with the local animal control authority and branded. A dog will not be consid­ ered dangerous If provoked Into an attack by the victim. The bills would require the dan­ gerous dogs to be registered with the local animal control authority a n d e it h e r kept In a secu re enclosure or leashed at all times. Failure to comply with the re­ quirements could lead to u $500 fine and a 60-day Jail term. If a pre­ viously-declared dangerous dog at­ tacks a human or domestic animal, the owner could face a Jail term of one year and a fine of $ 1.000. The amendment allowing specific brerds to regulated has raised the Ire of dog enthusiasts throughout the stale. A massive letter-writing and telegram campaign Is being Initiated by hundreds of Florida members o f the American Kennel Club and other organizations to write senators to defeat the pro­ posal. "Judge a dog by his deed, no' his breed." Is the motto o f people barking legislation that Is non-breed specific, said Diane Albers, presi­ dent of the Florldu Association of Kennel Clubs, chairman o f the Seminole County Animal Control Board and executive director of the H u m an e S o c ie ty ol S e m in o le County. " I am very worried ah it It." Albers said. "There Is no scientific evidence to suggest the law should be breed specific. A doberrnan. a rottweiler, even a poodle can tie more piune to bite than some of these dogs they always list. They never list poodles but they bite people all the tim e." Albers said any law or ordinance that names specific breeds Is unfair because such regulations don’t offer people harmed by unlisted breeds the same protection. Hh i M PIMM fry KM y JOfdfrn Diane Albers, president of the Florida Association of Kennel Clubs and executive director ol the Humane Society ol Seminole County, says the law is unlair. She is shown here during an exercise session with 'Onyx' and 'Maggie.' Universal is taking on Disney right in Mickey’s own backyard United P ress International ORLANDO — Universal Studios Florida, set to open next month, has hauled King Kong. E.T. and Jaws Into Disney's backyard In what promises to be a battle royal for tourists. At stake Is a chunk of the $5 billion spent annually by tourists In the Orlando area, one of the most popular vacation destinations In the world. "W ill Universal effectively steal visitors from Disney? I don't know. It’s clear, though, that for the first time. Disney has some head-on competition for one of Its parks." said John Rutherford with the Orlando-Orange County Convention and Visitors' Bureau. Universal Studios Florida, a $600 million movie studio and theme park 12 miles north of Walt Disney World, makes Its splashy, star-studded debut June 7. Celebrities arc to ride limousines down a recreated Hollywood Boulevard, past Schwab's Pharmacy, a Hollywood Walk of Fame and Mel's Drive-In. a burger Joint featured In the movie "Am erican Graffiti." Behind them In the prop "bone yard " Is a chariot from “ Ben Hur." a buggy used In "Gone With the W ind" and a stagecoach from the John Wayne picture "T h e War W agon." Visitors, said Barry Upson, one of the park's planners, will take part In 13 o f "th e most unique motion picture-based attractions ever created." There are four rides. On one. a four-story King Kong swats a tram loaded with tourists on a bridge. On another, a giant shark grabs a boatload of tourists In Its teeth and shakes It In a re-enacted scene from "Jaw s." In "E.T. Adventure." guests ride flying bicycles past the moon, and In a recreated subway tunnel across the park, they arc tossed around by an earthquake measuring 8.3 on the Richter scale. "T h e magnitude and magnificence and detail of our studio and back lot and the blockbuster attractions ... can only be seen at Universal." said Steve Lew. president of Universal Studios Florida. Lew predicts the park will draw from 5 million to 6 million guests Its first year. That compares with 30 million visitors Disney's three Florida parks — Magic Kingdom. EPCOT Center and MGM Studios — drew In 1989. according to Amusement Business, an Industry Journal. Disney's Florida complex Is far and away the most popular theme park In the country, wllh Disneyland In Anaheim. Calif., ranked No. 2 with 14.4 million guests In 1989. and Universal Studios Hollywood No. 3 with 5 .1 million guests. Amusement Business reported. Where Disney Is most vulnerable to Universal Is at Its year-old MGM Studios, a theme park also based on the movies and also featuring working sound stages. Dlsney-MGM Is smaller than Universal Florida, has three production sounds stages, compared with six for Universal, and has. for now at least, fewer attractions. Universal, w ide* has had lour sound stages In operation for 18 months, can already claim to Its credit "Parenthood " the 1989 Steve Martin movie, and by the lime of tnc grand opening, work Is to have begun on "Psycho IV " with Anthony Perkins, said Norm Rice, vice president and studio manager. Until the opening of Dlsney-MGM. Universal Studios Hollywood was the only major movie-based theme park in the country. It opened In 1964. But ask executives who first came up with the Idea to put a movie theme park In Florida, and each company claims credit. Lew said Universal made Its announcement In 1981. but the project then stalled because o f high Interest rates and was not resurrected until 1986. Disney spokesman John Dreyer said Disney announced plans for Dlsney-MGM In 1985. but Dick Nunls. president of Walt Disney Attractions, said Disney executives first began tossing around the Idea of a studio theme park In the 1940s. belorc even the opening of Disneyland. Originally. Universal Studios Florida was to mirror the company's Hollywood theme park, but when it became apparent that Disney was designing some­ thing similar. "W e cleaned the slate of the attractions ... and did all new ones." Upson said. Dlsney-MGM has a tram ride, the backbone of the Universal tour In Hollywood. Dlsney-MGM also has a stunt show, the same as Universal Hollywood. Nunls scoffed at the suggestion that Disney had copied those Ideas. "W e have, probably without any question, the finest design engineers, 'the Imaglnecrs.' as anybody else In the world. I don't think we need to copy anybody." he said. Nunls also said he was not worried about Universal bleeding away guests. "It doesn't bother me at all." he said. "W hen EPCOT opened, the other attractions, such as Sea World and at that time Circus World and Cypress Gardens, showed dips In attendance but recovered In a year or tw o." said Chuck Ross, an executive with Lavcnthol ft Horwath. an accounting firm that specializes In the hotel and tourism Industries. He said Orlando-area hotel guests currently slay an average of 4 to 4 VX nights. “ If the length o f stay Increases In Orlando. I think all the mujor attractions will continue to thrive. II. however, the length of stay does not Increase, then I think we ll see some rather Intense competition." he said. " I think It's an absolute tossup." Rutherford said. Audit concludes courts wasting money on juries United Prase International_________ TALLAHASSEE Florida citi­ zens could have been spared at least 140.000 days of Jury duty last year at a savings o f up to $1.5 million to the state If courts were more effective at managing Juries, an audit concludes. . The central problem, according to the recent audit o f the state courts system's petit Jury management roccdures. Is that the Florida uprem e Court. which Issues procedural rules for the state's circuit and county courts, has not established Jury-management rules "In practice, the lack of statewide direction In Jury selection means that decisions on Jury management practices arc left to court personnel at the circuit and county levels." said the report from the state's Office of the AudltorGeneral. Last year, Florida paid approxi­ mately $7.6 million to Jurors In per diem und mileage — $10 per day per person and 14 cents per mile traveled to and from court. The wastefulness Is probably larger than the 140.000 days and $1.5 million, according to the auditors, because they focused their study only on circuit courts and Ignored the county courts. "T h e critical factor for efficient Jury management Is estimating as accurately as possible the number of Jurors necessary to meet trial needs." the auditors said. If too few people are summoned, there will not be enough Jurors available to proceed with Jury selec­ tion and trials may have to be postponed and the Jurors dismissed. If too many arc summoned, they may report for service but never be selected for Jury service. Research conducted by organiza­ tions such as the National Center for State Courts has Identified Jurymanagement practices that reduce |ury costs and public Inconve­ nience. Generally, those practices focus on determining how many Jurors are needed, notifying Jurors when to report und using them efficiently after they report for service. g I See Juries. Page 4D r r aSrit' \ • * 1H i l i i F ij �PPM ! I D — Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday, May 20. 1990 E d ito ilS ls/ OpinttJTTs Sanford Herald (USPS 491-710) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Codr 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. Hosts, Executive Editor Laura Solllen, Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months........... 919.50 6 Months...................................939.00 l Year ..................................... 978.00 EDITORIALS ‘De-bashing’ Japan The administration’s decision to take Japan off a list of "unfair traders — unfair by unilateral U.S. Judgment, that Is — ts the light one, even though there is no guarantee that Tokyo’s promise to open its markets more widely will significantly shrink its huge trade surplus with the United States. Predictably, there has been a negative response from those, particularly In Congress, for whom Japan-bashing has become the newest form of International scapegoating. It's true that Japan's nit-picking technical regulations, old-boy business relationships and mazelike distribution system make It difficult for foreign companies to secure a foothold. Yet now. Intense U.S. pressure has Induced Japan to promise lonng-term structu­ ral economic changes and, more specifically, to open Its market to U.S. supercomputers, satellites and wood products. Trade experts say these changes could generate nearly $2 billion in added annual sales of U.S. products in Japan. BEN WATTENBERG D.C. still the heavyweight cham p Big trouble in Washington. It was nut shelled recently on A B C 's "N lg lr tlln c ." Hrre are excerpts: TED KOPPEL: As foreign news continues to dominate the headlines and the airwaves, the question Is becom ing more persistent: Is Washington becoming less Importnnl? DAVID BRODER (The Washington Post|: This Is a city which has accustomed Itself to thinking o f itself as the center of the political universe.... It’s a bit o f a shock to recognize that we're no longer there. JEFF GREENFIELD |ABC): That sense was crystallized by David Hroder. perhaps the singlemost influential Journalist In Washington. In u recent column that became, literally, the lalk or the town. DAVID HRODER: It was us If somebody had said, "Oh. the emperor really docs have no clothes." Sometimes you get the biggest reaction by stating the obvious. A m o n g th e n o t a b l e s e n d o r s in g th e W a s h ln g to n -ln -R c trc a l th em e arc D avid Brinkley, eider statesman Clark Clifford, liberal historian Arthur Schlcslngcr Jr., and editors of The New Republic magazine. They discovered that this year's Washington news Is Just like last years (Brinkley), that the age of superpowers Is over and the government doesn't spend rnough (Schlrslngrr). that the thrills are gone (Morton Kondraeke. The New Republic), (hat Washington Is In decline because America is the big­ gest debtor nation, t h a t C o n g r e s s doesn't play enough of a role (!| and there a re to o m a n y murders (Clifford). T h e te le v is io n c a m e r a s , n o te s Broder. have gone overseas. That Is one I n d i c a t o r W r o There Is Journalistic m yopia In It. Thr coverage of Lithuania Is tu significant measure a „ American and Washington story because it a about the collapse of the Soviet Empire, .i process that can lead Ur a second A inert* .in Century. Hiroshima and Vietnam were Anno can stories, even though the cameras were l.ir away. t h a t Washington's claim to tM-ing the "mosl important city In the world" may now be "ns dented as Mike Tyson's heavyweight crown." n g . Washington did not lose the heavyweight championship of the world. It won It. T h e r e Is s o m e topsy-turvy logic to C W ash ! ng lo n n e w s Is just like la st y e a rs , th e a g e of superpow ers is o v e r , the governm ent d o esn 't sp e n d enough.J Berry's World TH E LONESOME SM OKER There Is governmental myopia about II. Broder quotes politicians saying lhat Washington is politically grtdlocked. With the tux-and-budgri Snore Summit In motion for the 173rd time, that Is hard to rebut, except frontally. Washington ts indeed not as much alxrui government and programs as It was. Is dial bad? Americans (and people everywhere) have liecn voting for the Idea that there are more important things than government programs. There Isa yearning for the bud old days: JACK ANDERSON cm tV N w 't ****** OURCONGRESSMAN SAYS"Uf_ ■* Critics complain that earlier Japanese concessions have not led to a lowering of a persistent $50 billion annual trade gap. and that 92 billion in increased U.S. exports is small potatoes. That's true, and it's at least plausible to argue that Japanese Prime Minister Toshlkl Kalfu may not be able to deliver all that his negotiators promised. Yet to continue to brand Japan as a trade aggressor — a charge by the way. that has never been substantiated in any international trade f.irum — in the face of the largest concessions Tokyo has yet made is to put future agreements at serious risk. What the critics, notably Rep. Richard G e p h a rd t and Sen. John D an forth of Missouri, really want is guaranteed trade parity with Japan, and with a number of other countries not currently In Washington's protectionist sights, even though U.S. eco­ nomic performance may not Justify it and even though this country refuses to take the harsh economic medicine that, more than anything, can improve iLs global trading position. The unnerving fact Is that. In one industry after another, Japan — Judging from the preferences of American consumers, is out­ performing its U.S. rivals. Thus, unless Washington took protectionist action so Draconian as to generate a trade war. Japan's trade surplus probably would shrink only marginally, even If the Japanese did every­ thing that the United States demands. So long as Americans delude themselves by thinking that foreign trickery is the main cause of this country’s economic woes, thosc woes can only get worse. Most of our problems are made In America, by slipshod education and training, a fast-buck attitude about corporate profits and a widespread unwillingness to pay the price, in taxes and Investment anti in hard work, for balanced growth. When Japan, or any other country, violates internationally accepted trading rules, it's appropriate to retaliate, and the United States should not flinch from doing so. Hut the unilateral way in which Washington has made itself prosecutor. Judge. Jury and executioner not only risks Jepardlzlng U.S. goals in ongoing global trade negotiations, but undercutting progess already made. President Hush was right to "de-bash" Japan, however uncertain the prospect lhat Tokyo will keep both the letter and the spirit of its promises. "There’s no free lunch" Is sup[>oscd to be of American coinage, but you would never know it by the shrill tone of the protectionists. America's first order of busi­ ness ought to hr to clean up its own mess. the s h rin k in g -W a s h in g ton th e s is . Can Washington in- less Important. Tyson-wise, because communism collapsed, or was whipped, or both? Did Joe Montana become less Important when the 49ers won the Super Howl? Did Dwlghi Elsenhower, or America, becom e Irrelevant when World War II was won? GEORGE F. WILL Racism or archaic standards WASHINGTON — Robert Clark, dean of Harvard’s law school, says the school Is trying " to achieve greater diversity." Does that mean hiring conservatives? Hardly. At Harvard, the diversity that counts concerns biological not Intellectual differences. Derrick Bell, a tenured professor at the law school, says he will go on uii|idd leave until a bluck woman becomes a tenured professor. (The school's 60 tenured professors Include five while women and three black men.) Hell's uet is another o f the "diversity demands" that drive today's academic spoils system. Hispanics. Aslans, homosexuals, tIk- handicapped — all are heard from. Jesse Jackson has, o f course, been heard from, saying that blacks are Insulted by "the gross Insult" conveyed by the Idea that "there Is no African-American woman qualified for appointment to Harvard Law School." Actual­ ly. no one Is saying that. However. Jackson Is saying that pa-vaillng standards of qualifica­ tion are "archaic": * We Cannot define who is qualified In the most narrow, vertical academ­ ic terms. Most people In the world are yellow, b ro w n , bluck, poor. n o n -C h ris tia n ...." Therefore? Need you ask? The ugly truth Is In thr adjective "vertical." The planted axiom Is that a meritocracy ts racist. But the rationales for racially based hiring are racist, and Insulting to blacks, and subversive ol the idea of a university. One rationale Is that Harvard’s black students nerd black role models. Now. black students at Harvard are demonstrably prlvl leged. well-laiun bed on upward mobility. The lasl thing they (or any black youths) need Is a role modrl w Irose hiring communicates the message that they are p.irtleipmts In a group entitlement to professional advancement. This en titlem en t m en tality causes blacks io cultivate the attitudes o f victims, triggers lu whiles the Instinct o f condescension, and leads Ixiih to discount black achievements Such hirings cause "en titled" blacks to regard even benevolent Institutions as enemies Irecause vletlmltood seems to In-, for privileged "victim s.” an tmassuagcahle grievance lienee the protests a:wt sit-ins al Harvard, a lagoon of hherallsin where In the last 10 years almost hall the new law lucidly hired have hern women or minorities. Within thr "role m odel" rationale for racial hiring lurks a degrading (ustulale: Black Youths are dsladvaolaged unless taught by blacks because blacks are sujijMised to have derivative Identities, derived from membership In a victimized group This |Misiululr leads it* (he second racist rationale for racial hiring Ii Is intimated when Bell stresses dial lire "philosophies" of hiock academies are shaped by "life experiences" unknown to whites The corollary postulate, not merely Intimated licit pm iutm rd. Is that such phllosopiiies are self-ratifying and Imper­ vious to criticism from non-blacks. This theory of racially distinctive and automatically validated scholarship Is a par­ ticu larly slipshod and patently political exercise In the "sociology nf knowledge." It argues — no. merely asserts — that ull black scholars have had "e x p e r ie n c e s " t h a t g i v e u i n q t h e m u e "p ersp ectives" thut whiles arc nut quali­ fie d to q u e s t io n . Thus race Is an Intel­ lectu al c re d en tia l. Hell says: "R ace can create as legitimate a p resu m p tio n us u Judicial clerkship In fillin g u (c a c h in g position" regarding f i At H arv ard , civil-rights law. the d iv e rs ity This Is Intellectual that c o u n t s g e r r y m a n d e r in g , c o n c e r n s b io ­ c a r v i n g o u t fo r lo g ic a l not In ­ blacks uu exemption te lle c tu a l d if­ from competition. It fe r e n c e s . j is an academic seta s ld e p ro g ra m (a construction in­ dustry mistake comes to campus), where race confers Jurisdiction and other Jurisprudential questions. (The set-asides proltlerate. for "the women's voice" and “ the gay perspective." etc. in literature, history, etc.) One charm *4 this theory l<* ils proponents Is l)iat they can be highly paid professors without forfeiting I he coveted, lucrative status ot victims. It rests on racial strrentvplng — reactionary means for liberal ends. Black scholars represent "th e " black experience. In this "progressive" version ol segregation, blacks are suppot-d to be — Indeed, arc told to be — homogenized and conscripted Into In tellectu a l co n form ity, apart from the mainstream of American culture. In a seal|>rl like dissection of these Intellec­ tual errors, Randall Kennedy, writing in the Harvard Law Review, notes itwu some blacks, such as Hell, are asserting a "proprietary claim over lb*- study of race relations" and other matters Tills ts. says Kennedy, subversive o f the Ideal ol a cosmopolitan Intellectual com ­ munity In which Intellectual merit Is an "achieved distinction." Kennedy says lhat by exaggerating white racism, ami making Ideas and scholarly craftsmanship subordinate to racial status, Hell and others threatrn "cultur­ al fluidity. Intellectual freedom and Individual autonom y." POW, MIA part of bureaucracy WASHINGTON — Bruce Adams of Laramie. Wyo., Is far from the nation’s nerve center, and he asks little of the Washington bureau cnicy. other than lhat It help find his brother. Adarns rnay be nsklng too much. His brother, along vll*- thousands o f other American soldiers, Is ,Jll listed as missing, nearly 15 years after the Vietnam War ended Some 3,600 families arc tormented by the unknown fate of their loved ones. The families have relied for two decades on an Influential non-profit group to tout their rouse In Washington. The National League nf Families o f American Prisoners and Missing In Southeast Asia has been almost their only hope In prodding Congress and the ad ministration to continue the search for lost GIs. But Adams no longer belongs to the league. He and other bitter families say the league has sold Us soul for the trappings Washington power. The organization that once relentlessly pressed the government for answers and accepted no double-talk now mouths that same double-talk. It has been transformed from a feisty Independent advocate to a member of the Washington club. Instead of solving the mystery of missing GIs. the league has become a self-perpetuating bureaucracy that shows few signs of completing Its mission. The way Adams secs tire situation. "It means there’s nobody out there except a handful o f activists and congressmen who even give a damn." —------------------ :------His is not a voice In the wilderness. Some o f those w ho arc most Involved on I he PO W /M 1A Is s u e , ranging from Capitol Hill Insiders to pro­ m in e n t a c t i v i s t s across the country, agree. To hear them talk, the league in r c r c n l y e a r s has b e c o m e a mouthpiece for of­ fic ia l p r o n o u n c e ­ ments. It wouldn't he the first lime a grass­ ^ S o m e 3,600 r o o ts g r o u p of fa m ilie s are firebrands had lost to rm e n te d by I t s z e a I i n th e u n k n o w n Washington. There Is fate of their something seductive lo v e d o n e s , j about meetings with the president and cocktail parties with movers and sliakcrs that wears down even the most contrary outsiders. But the critics ol the league say this particular seduction Is even more dtsap|>olnllug because the league was the only hope for so many desperate families. How has the the league wound up In the (Mxkel of the Washington bureaucracy? By landing a scut on a government panel, a security clearance to peruse classified data and a close working relationship wllh In­ siders. The result Is that the league, which once challenged the government, now urges family ' members to be |xitlent wllh the government's approach. 1 he league, which once shared information freely wlih families, is now' obliged by a security clearance to withhold some facts. Longtime league director Ann Mills Grlf flths calls her critics the "nut fringe." She says If the government and the league seem to he to sync. It Is because the government has come around to the league's way ol thinking. Th e administration gives Hie search lor missing GIs Us highest priority. Griffiths told us. "P u b lic criticism Is no longer necessary." she said She called herself an "advocate Inside the system." 1hal docsn t Impress (h ose who (relieve the svstem Isn’ t doing much. Congressional sources told our associate Dan Njcgornlr that the league's setup Is "too close for com fort." One Capitol Hill source close to the PQW/MIA Issue described Grlfllliis as "part of the government." �Sanford Herald, Santord, Florida — Sunday, May 20, 1990 - 30 "STEl volunteer^ Protect the environment, ban humans The nrtlclc — Datcllncd Seattle (In 5/6/1990 Herald) “ Disappearing Frog Populations a Signal o f Impending Doom ?" struck a chord o f rcmcmberance for me. In that the broadcastIng o f "Fire Aril Poison" by air killed off the rain frogs, guppy minnows, crayfish. The frogs and minnows being mosquito larva caters, they contribute to the blind mosquito problem ns well ns the blilng kind. So It would seem Hint every time man attempts to redress an Imbalance In nature In his ham-handed way. he creates more problems, and as man's wastes arc contributing to the “ warming of the earth.” II scents the answer Is HAN MAN! Make the world safe for worms and woodpeckers. Think. S.B. *Jltn C row e" Sanford Recycling can benefit cancer group Anyone having anything to recycle such as paper, aluminum cans, plasllc. etc., and would like to donate the money to the American Cancer Society, you can do so by asking Kokomo to credit tills money to our organization. Ilelrn West gale Sanford President Bush needs your advice Virtually every environmental condition racing our planet Is Influenced by the size ol the human population. I am deeply concerned nlwut the most recent population projections Indicating that our population is likely to double to 10 billion early In the 21st century. If ibis occurs, our environmental problems may become Insurmountable. hiving In one of the fastest growing counties In Florida. I know too well, the problems connected with rapid population growth and the problems o f Florida cannot compare with the problems caused by rapid population growth In the third world countries. America should t>c the leader In global efforts to contain the population explosion. We need lo Hood the White House with letters urging lhe President lo set the tone and direction we take as we enter the critical decade of the 1990's. Our President should take a stand against overpopulation---- one o f the gruvest threats to Intcrnnllonal security, one of the underlying causes of our environmental deterioration, und one of the above contributors to continued poverty ami hunger. Urge President Hush to establish a national gold of stopping world population growth at no more than 8 billion, and to Issue an executive Order Implementing this policy. This Is the amhlllous goal we must strive for If we are going lo leave future generations a world worth Inheriting. Tom Tomlinson. President Florida Zero Population Growth Palm City Thank you, Klonie Jordan We of the Carcunlt of Orlando Extended Care Program would like lo thank you for the article about our program and our resident heart warming story. The administration was also excited about It and would like to thank you for your time und effort put lorth lo print this great article. Also our residents appreciate the write-up on the Program, saying they hope the article gets through to suffering addicts and alcoholics... Dirk Kendrick CA. Cordell Harris Prog. Dir. Nightmare on a bumpy road Your re|M>rtcr. Mark Barfield. in his May 11th story on Wcklva Park Drive should have driven another quarter of a mile past Katie's Landing: he would have found the road In much better shape. The reason Is obvious. Despite Its high sounding name. Katie's Landing Is... a trailer park... Wcklva Park Drive is primarily a residential street and would require minimum maintenance If Katie's Landing were to close: but once again. It seems that the majority of us who are residents and who moved here because It was country and had dirt roads, will be made to suffer... Any traffic count would show that the majority of vehicles are leaving or coming to Katie's. I have little doubt but that the road will be paved... but It will raise some Interesting questions. Will the Slate permit the County to drain off the road oils, fast food wrappers and beer cans Into the Wcklva River'? There are not County easements for drainage from the road to the River at the present time. Perhaps the County will pump the water and trash up i.Ill to the State Park on the east side of the road. Seminole County Commissioner Jennifer Kelley is quoted as saying. ’ T v e been Itching to do It." If u minor problem of paving a short dirt road that most of Its residents don't want paved causes an Itch, certainly wllh all ol the major problems facing Seminole, we can look lorward to a serious case ol the hives! Katie's Landing Is a business that was grandfathered In a residential area. The constant media publicity concerning ghe Wcklva River has caused such an increase in their business that It Is turning this area Into a nightmare for the residents, who. by the way. pay very high property taxes because of being on the River. Paving the road will only Increase our problems. I would hope that the Seminole Chamber of Commerce and others have more important things to worry about and will leave us alone. Robert J. Chcwning Sanford Lake Jesup plan is stupid I don't believe there lias been such a severe rase of Asynesla (read Stupidness) been exhibited since Eve chose the apple Instead of a-made-lu-the-shade proposition, as Is being exhibited concerning the cleaning of Lake Jesup as is being exhibited now by those who spend our money (taxes) on Studies, when tire answer Is quite obvious, as the lake had none of this trouble until the Florida Road Department A U.S. Army Corps o f Engineers changed the natural Row ol the river. The talk of pumping down the lake su the muck can dry. caps the climax as Hu- flow of the creeks would prevent this Why not pump this muck onto the cattle pasture that The Water Management District lias Just paid SL3 million for'? Then let the river Into the Lake east of Marina Isle lo How out under tile concrete bridge on S.K 16---- the natural flow of the river. CAN we taxpayers expect such value lot our money? I doubt It. S, H. "J im "Crowe Sanford JFK cartoon was in poor taste The decision to print the cartoon depleting the middle Initial of John F. Kennedy. -Jr. to his test result on the bar exam was without rhyme or reason In my opinion. Ihe decision was not based on sound Judgement We truly live in a sad world Alta L. Ombres Lake Mary LETTERS TO THE EDITOR l.ellcis lo tile edlloi an Wclcollli All lellrls imisl In signed. Include the address of tin writer and a dayilttie telephone number Letters should Ik* on a singli suh|ei I and tie as hrirl .is |m iss Ibit - Lctb rsare subject lordtllng Martha Yancey exudes exuberance t:n«l excitement when she discusses the various bcaullticattou projects that have been com ­ pleted In Sanford. Martha Yanccv Is Ihe current Chairman of the Scenic Improve­ ment Hoard (SID>. Approximately five years ago the SIU was reactivated by the H ty Commissioners wllh Sara Jacobson as Its firs! Chairman. During h er tenure the M aster Plan for Ihe Beautification o f Sanford was developed. The plan contnlncd various implementa­ tion phases. Landscape architects donalrd their expertise In designing various concept plans Including City Hall, the City Parking L o i (beh in d the C ou n ty C ou rt). Ihe Lakcfront flower beds, the entrance lo Ihe Marina and olhcr projcrls. The need for trained personnel (o plant and maintain the projects was also detailed. City Hall was the first project to be completed. Urcnl Carll served briefly as (he second Chairman, then Yancey became chairman. She has worked steadfastly tc implement Ihe plan. According lo Yunccy, Ihe salient thread, which permeates all (hut has been ac­ complished In changing Sanford's Image. Is citizen partieIpatlun Individually and cullerlively. The Park on Park Project was a prime example of citizen cooperation. Park on Park Is located between 8th and 9th streels. Park Avenue and Elm Street In Sanford. Judy Wlmblsh was chairman of Ihe Park on Park Committee. She and Yancey had consulted wllh the officials at All Souls Catholic Church about the Park. All Souls hud leased Ihe Park for years, until they buautify SanfereLa* S K M IN O L I OPINION LURLENE SWEETING gave up ihe Icusc. On April 23. 1988. Yancey addressed the City Commission concerning SIB plans for the Park and the need for money. Frank Faison, city munngcr. and Jim Jcrnlgan. director of (he parks department, offered lo assist In Installing a traditional playground with metal apparatus. However. SIB wanted something unique and appealed o the community. The community responded by helping Ihcin exceed their $50,000 goal. Dr. Th om ­ as Largen wrote to Ihe physicians In the community requesting donations. The first dollar collected was contributed by Reuse Woods. Sanford Woman’s Club gave the first $1,000. SW C's total contribution lo the Park wasSH.OOO Darryl McClain. President o f Sanford Rotary Club supported the concept o f the Leathers Wooden Playground. John Mercer also championed their cause. The result was a $25,000 donation from Ihe Rotary Club. The children's playground u( Park on Park Is named for the Rotarv Club. The Playground was built by community volunteers during a five-day period. Kathy KrasnofT was In charge o f volunteers and more Ilian 1.500 showed op during Hie course of Ihe construction. Beverly Huffman was In charge of food. Alt food was furnished by the community. SIB's Make Sanford Shine effort also was successful. Connie Williams wore a trash hui and visited sixteen elementary schools to promote the "Make Sanford Shine Day.” SIR. members were In contact with Postmaster Fred Rader a trout the need to upgrade the landscaping at the Post Other. The postal grounds stood In stark contrast to the City Parking Lot and the gorgeous palm tree at the entrance to the Marina. The palm tree had Irccn donated by the Ixoro Garden Club. Rader encouraged SIB m em ­ bers to communicate with Washington about tljclr concerns. Washington con­ curred with SIB and the post office Is being renovated Inside and the grounds attended lo outside. The next beautification projects on SIB's agrndn are the Civic Center landscaping and securing a new announcement board. Yancey recalled that she had been In­ strumental In obtaining money for the original announcement board flflccii years ago. Sanford's changing image Is a direct result of SIB leadership and c itize n participation. All are to be congratulated. It Is clear tbal If Individual businesses, home owners and renters takr responsibility for ridding their yards of debris and beautifying I heir yards. Sanford will be aesthetically appealing throughout. Changing America Business green affects a ‘green’ movement B yJO SEP H S H A H Corporate America Is going after the environmental move­ ment the old-fashioned way: Th ey’re buying It. In the aftermath of the Earth Day hullabaloo. It has become apparent that a takeover hattlc Is being staged on two fronts. An overt effort Is afoot to convince I he public that profits run live In harmony with nature. And a covert endeavor Is underway lo penetrate the organizations that have been leading the Green Revolution. The out-Tronl a ctivity has produced few (roslllve results: the discreet opera lion seem., to be succeeding. Unless you were studying ozone holes above Antarctica during April, you could not have missed Corporate A m erica's m e s s a g e . G e n e r a l M o to rs boasted that Earth Day 1990 marked "2 0 years o f environ­ mental progress" for the com­ pany. T h e Am erican Foresi Council, representing the limber Industry, und the Am erican Mining Congress, representing the mining industry, both said Ihnt for them, "every day Is Earth Day." A spokesman for McDouuld's said the food chain w as m ounting a "fu ll-cou rt press" lo get in tune with the environment. The activists who organized Earth Day 1990 collected en­ dorsements and contributions from scores of corporations — Including Church A Dwight. E s p rit and C o c a -C o la . A ll sponsors, o f course, pledged fealty to the movement before hoarding ihe Green bandwagon. Evidence that the American people retain their good sense came In a Gallup Poll, com ­ missioned by Newsweek, which showed that 73 percent of those surveyed thought that corpora­ tions were more Interested In public opinion than nature's plight. On a much less visible level, companies have been worming their way Into the ranks of groups that are In the forefront of the environmental movement. Th e Wor ld WlldllTe Fund/Conservation Foundation has areepted targe donations from Chevron. Exxon. Philip Morris. Mobil and Morgan Guar­ anty Trust. A $10,090 lunation will buy a firm membership In Ihe National Wildlife Federa­ tion’s Corporate Council. Ac­ cording to preliminary figures, the National Audubon Society took In about $1 million In corporate contributions In 1989. Will such huge sums corrupt the revolution? Some experts believe corporate America has a l r e a d y t r a n s 'o r m c d a green-as grass movement Into a grccn-as-bucks apparatus. Stanford University ecologist David Sutton has (ernted It the “ environmental-industrial com­ plex." For proof of Its existence, says Sutton. “Just follow the money. All over the country, brokers arc pushing a new group of mutual funds and stock trusts th a t p r o m is e a 'c l e a n e r , healthier environment as well as yielding high returns."’ You should cheek I hem for truth-ln-pnckaging. says Sutton, because some of these “ funds actually Invest In companies with some of the worst environ­ mental records In Ihe country. For example, they have Invested heavily In Waste Management. Inc., and Brownlng-Fcrrls In­ dustries. the nation’s largest waste-collection and disposal companies. In the last decade, these companies have paid more than $45 million In fines and have been cited for more than a th ou sa n d v io la t io n s ai 50 dumps. Ii is arguable, o f course, that It matters little whether corpora­ tions support the environmental movement out of concern lor profits, or for planet Earth. Hie only test is whether their efforls help. But the public should be on the lookout for Inflated asser­ tions and bogus claims. I’ul in business terms, let the customer beware. (C)IWONewspaper f nterpris*A«v>cId!ion Am erican freedom fallin g victim in zelous drug war By JOSEPH SPEAR There are times, fellow Ameri­ cans. when I wonder whether we deserve the freedoms wllh which we have been blessed, and I despair o f our ability to preserve them. Here are some truths that I hold to he self-evident: That each of us has Ihe right to privacy: that we have the right to he secure In our persons, houses, papers and effects, against un­ r e a s o n a b le s e a r c h e s a n d seizures: that we have the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty- But two-thirds ol you, by some |x>IIh, arc willing lo give up some of these fun­ damental rights if it would help the authorities enforce the law. Oh. It would help. As de­ capitation staunches receding hairlines. It would help. Americans seem to relax their vigil every time they perceive a threat to the public security. In 1920. the United States was gripped by a Red Menace hyste­ ria, and Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer launched na­ tionwide dragnets for "danger­ ous radicals." During (lie 1950s. another Red Scare brought on Joseph McCarthy, blacklists and loyally oaths. Now conics Ihe Drug Menace, and once again we seem ready to set aside Ihe Bill of Rights In light It. Since Ronald Reagan announced In 1986 that he was going to analyze the urine ol 345.528 fe d e ra l em p lo y ees , random drug lests have become commonplace In Hit- corporate and government worlds. Testing of public servants is theoretically limited to "sa fety sen sitive" positions, but secretaries, clerks and warehouse w orkers are routinely asked to repair to the r e s t r o o m s und p r o v id e "samples." In the past 3',a years, by my calculations. Americans have spent 96.250,(XXJ work hours peeing In specimen bottles — not to provide evidence of gulll. tun to prove llielr Innocence. Thai Is an appalling assault on our rigid lo privacy and sense o f dignity. In April 1989. the Supreme Court endorsed the use oi ding courier "profiles." and now nar­ cotics agents bang out In airline terminals and train stations, looking lor people — mostly blacks and Hispanlcs, II seems — who appear In be in a hurry or who dash to a telephone booth Immediately upon dlsemli.ukIng. AImuU one suspicious soul In lO. hv some estimates. Is lound lo be carrying drugs. Inn all who resist answering questions are presumed guilty. That gulls me almost beyond words. Across the country, police have been troarding buses and randomly demanding Idcntlllrulion and asking questions ol passengers. Sometimes, the cups ask lo search luggage — all ol tlds, mind you. without warrant und without any reasonable sus­ picion o f wrongdoing — and Hie courts are routinely upholding Ihe legality ol this despicable practice. T w o hundred yc.iis ago. the Founding Fathers drew up the Fourth Amendment to g u a r a n te e th a t th e k in g 's so ld iers w ou ld never again search the people and l heir belongings at random. Now om judges are blithely returning the commission in Ihe crown (C)19V0N«*rvt>.tpcr Enterprise AIvor tt|f Battle of the s e x e s enters a new round Tw en ty years ago a m ajority ol the American women polled by the Roper Organization said they believed most men were thoughtful and kind In a recent Roper poll, a majority ol American women reported that they think most men are i.icau. self-centered ami lazy. So what gives? Why In these past 21) years, when men and women were sup­ posed to I k - moving toward equality I k i H i at borne and at work, has our opinion ol men plummeted? Sociologists arid newspaper columnists have been opining up a storm. According lo some, the new poll indicates that women's expectations have risen, while at the same time the media has portrayed ns as being able to pursue fast-track careers amt keep borne, husband amt children orderly and happy. N o one can handle that entire load alone, but women still think we should I k - a b le to. We're tired, frustrated and able lo run a cult ulator. When we add up the lime we spend on home and family and compare II to the time our males spemi. we’ re not only tired and frustrated we're good and mad Inn A n o t h e r Id e a a b ou t I It •• a tt itu d e transformation Is that we were all reared in a society where Mom was expected to lake can* o f everyone. Including Dad. Uld habits are hard in break, regardless of the amount ol egalitarian lip service For I tie most part Mom still takes care ol Dad. ami many Dads Mill rKiwr! in Ir ffitern r»r** #if With fill OPINION SARAH O VER STR EET role changing, women are contused. And so are men We women arc sending mixed signals to men alxnit what we think our roles are and what we think I heir roles arc. Kansas t'liv Times editorial writer Laura Scott put n ibis way: "W om en arc |usi a bundle ol * out radii lions even to themselves Brought up to believe that Ihe one area where we an- more than equal lo rnen is raising children, w ellon 'l share that rasllv. Raised to think that a iltrtv house regrets on the woman in the home and not tin* man. we have a lower tolerance level lor the lamtlv mess so we pick It up lasler. Portrayed by advertising and tin* mass media as able to do It all well, we think we should he .d dr in do il all well h sounds like >i scenario in which you d ml her not be Ihe man or the woman, doesn't tr? Hot here we hud ourselves, opposite sexes who have been reared to till w i ti f #>!#*■ *>¥fufieri fn fWffl'ff llip-llops in both all Itilde oiut behuvlui Ami we're supposed lo do it w hile holding down jobs, bringing up children and lending io the bouse Deck, most ol us don't even have lime lo read Hie pa|M-r at night How an we supposed to laid time to examine out value systems. transcend our backgrounds and reconcile our responsibilities and out needs'' I'd love to know what men think ot their relationships with women. Inn I haven i seen any poll n-sulis on that. My gu ess is that II men were tnmesl, they would s.u they ale |usl as contused anil liuivhi |nsi as angry Mavbe they even think women m mean and sell-ecntm-d Bill inie itiiug tin com lined ol is that we ie not doing enough talking to r.u h other, especially in uoii-lhreaieiitng wavs I can't speak tor men. hut I know what happens with women We're lorn between om history and our cxpcnriur. and w« don’t honestly know what we have a right io expect We lake on too much, and then we Income rcscnilul ami disillusioned win n we luid we can't do n .ill. When we're ready io talk, it's oltcn In accusations ami u i mutual ions ll I were asked to write a prescription loi helping both sexes Hiroagh tins i uhiir> slunk. It would I m this W e need to di vun more lime lo rni n ulher ami our children and less to the Iasi inn k We need in sp* ml more lime listening to each other, and h ss loom beepers t01WOa-v.-r-.tr— Fnlen-u. A.— - �rffr T I 4D — Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida •- Sunday, 990 MigPSting bird?are losincf^ afe hoirtWs UeWad Fran lirtaraaMeeal NEWARK. N.J. - Shorcblrds lhat migrate 7.000 miles be­ tween their winter homes In Argentina and their Arctic neattng grounds make a pit stop every spring on New Jersey beaches to feast on horseshoe crab eggs. New Jersey also provides "safe houses'* between wintering and nesting grounds for many other types of migrating birds, from hawks that follow the coastline, the Delaware River and Ap­ palachian ridges to tiny warblers looking for food In woodlands and coastal thickets. Now. naturalists have noticed a la r m in g d e c lin e s In th e feathered wayfarers. Numbers of BOOK sanderllng. a species o f migrat­ ing shoreblrd. have dropped 50 percent In a uecade. Sharpshln hawk populations hav- fallen dram atically since the New Jersey Audubon Society started counting In 1976 and songbirds are disappearing. New Jersey, the most densely populated state. Is crossed by several major flyways and birds are colliding with a human exodus to rural and shore areas. Experts say the disappearing migrants are not only a loss for the Garden State, but should serve as an early warning for the entire nation. Audubon ornithologists blutne the drop on Increased develop­ ment o f rural and coastal areas, which often elim in ates bird habitat and erects hazards like airports, highways and plate glass windows, which birds often fly Into. "T h e thing that humanity really has to do Is ask Itself a question: 'A re birds Important enought to want to protect?'” said Pete Dunne, a veteran birdwatcher. " I f the answer Is 'yes.' then we'd better get with It. because It's going to be a long road back.” Migrants arc hard to protect because they arc vulnerable at so many points. Shorcblrds like the red knot and sanderllng could be wiped out by damage lo their nesting sites high above the Arctic Circle or to their wintering range. Rut they arc at special risk during their long journey, when they cluster at refuges like the - , a U ice’s Tongues’ are hypnotic The Tongues of Angels B y Reynolds Price (Athenenm . 192 pp. 817.95) Reynolds Price has one o f the most dis­ tinctive voices In contemporary American fiction, a voice where echoes o f the King James Version of the Bible still mingle with a dusky, lawyerly Southern courtliness. It Is a voice that allows language that would be Inflated or pretentious In any other accent to seem natural, even Inevitable. In "T h e Tongues of Angels.” Price brings this voice to bear on an udolescent comIng-of-agc and male bonding story set In the mid-1950s, but with a shadow. It's a little bit like Norman Rockwell meeting the James Dickey of "Deliverance." Narrator Bridge Boatnrr tells the story, recreating a summer In 1954 when he was a 21. a counselor and budding painter at a boys camp in the heart of the Great Smokey Mountains In North Carolina. "I'm ns peaceful a man ns you're likely to meet In America now. but this Is about a death I may have caused." Boatner's narrative begins. Price brilliantly evokes the mood of the time and place when such summer camps were at their height of popularity — the campfires and Indian lore, the homesickness, the adolescent longing for adulthood. He Introduces the reader to a host of marvelous characters. Including Chief, the hear* o f the camp, and Raphael Noren. a gifted 14-year-old haunted by a tragic, violent past. It Is the story o f the friendship, even love, between himself and Raphael that Boatner weaves. In this gentle, almost sentimental novel. Price weaves a spell from the era and a setting that Is hypnotizing. And It Is a spell about the best part o f us, that part that knows how to affirm life, even !'■ the midst of death. Robot V isio ns B y Isaac Asim ov (New Am erican L ib ra ry , 482 pp., 818.95) "Robot Visions," a collection of stories and essays by Isaac Asimov. Is dated In some ways, but since the first of the fiction was copy­ righted In 1940. It's a wonder that most ol it does not strike the reader as quaint. Asimov didn't Invent the concept o f robots, though he certainly Is Identified with them In the minds of readers. He explains the genealo­ gy of humanoid machines In an Introduction that Includes such gem s as the Czech definition of "ro b ot" and what his favorite robot story Is. That story Is part of the fiction that makes up the bulk of this book. The robot talcs arc more or less In order, starting off after a story written especially for this book, with the more primitive robots. That gives readers a good Idea of how the machines evolved In Asimov's mind. Asimov's essays can get a bit repetitious, since they are reprints and Asimov feels obliged to re-explaln some things every time he reaches for a new audience. Although It's dressed up with Illustrations by Ralph McQuarrle. production designer for the movie “ Star W ars." and the essays do provide Insight Into Asim ov's thoughts on robotics, the attraction here Is still the fiction. It reminds us that Asimov always spins a good yam. In sid e Paris: Discovering the Period In te rio rs of P a ris B y Jo e Prtedm au (R lsso ll, 128 pp.. 835) One of the most beautiful small art books published so far this year takes readers Inside nearly 100 o f the French capital's historic buildings, some well known, others obscure. Friedman's text Is terse but Informative and Jerome Darblay's color photographs are dra­ matic. sometimes mysterious, for the Interiors are pictured devoid of occupants that would give them the dimensions o f life. There are no surprises In the formal, gilded luxury o f the King Louis salons or the exquisite restraint of Napoleonic rooms, but the plushly overstu.Ted and oltcn exotic character of Second Empire and Belle Epoquc Interior decoration Is full o f unexpected detours Into the realm o. fantasy and self­ indulgence. What could be more opulent than La I’ agode Cinema, a 19th century’ Japanese pagoda transformed Into u theater In the Faubourg Saint Germain, or the Palais de Mirages In the Grcvln Museum, an Interior that changes from Jungle to Indian temple to Moorish palace by means of mirrors? Even when the Paris Operu and the ballroom o f the Grand Hotel try to play It straight, there Is still more than a hint of extravagant camp. "Inside Paris" serves as a practical guide to the city ordinary visitors never sec. It Is a must for anyon- who loves the City of Light or has a more than passing Interest In French Interior design. week — 15.119 copies ordered) 2. 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Seven Habits of Highly Effective People — Stephen Covey (575) MASS PAPERBACKS 1. Red Phoenix — Lurry Bond (1 — 8 880) There’s no m istaking Leo the Lion in the night sky Many o f the 88 constellations that make up the night sky ure utterly unrecognizable as the object their names Imply. This Is not the case, however, with the constellation. Leo. the Lion. Leo Is high overhead In the first hours after sunset. The most prominent portion, "th e Sickle” , Is visible even from the city. The Sickle resembles a large backward question mark and Is Die head o f the Lion. T o the east o f the Sickle Is a triangle of stars. The star farthest from the Sickle. Dcnebola. marks the tall of the Lion. With a little Imagination Leo does Indeed resemble lin­ king o f beasts. The brightest star In Leo Is Regulus. Rcgulus Is a multiple star system with a dim companion visible In samll telescopes. Regulus Is a large star with a diameter five times that of the sun. Its surface temperature Is about twice that of the sun. It Is about 85 light years away and about 160 times as luminous ns our sun. There are very few objects for binoculars In Leo. This Is because Leo lies very far from the plane of our Milky Way galaxy. Since we are not looking Into the thick condensation of stars we will see fewer stars. The area of Leo Is rich with galaxies and while they may not be visible In binoculars, this area Is fascinating through even small telescopes or large binoculars. The two easiest of these distant star cities to find In small telescopes are very close together and arc called M65 and M66. These two galaxies lie Just about halfway and below a line drawn between the bottom stars of the triangle In Leo. They are about 30 million light years away from earth. Another point o f Interest In Leo Is very sporadic In nature, the Leonid meteor shower. The Leonids, which offur In November, usually have a rate o f about 15 meteors per hour, however, every 33 years tne Leonids can become Incredible. In 1966. for example, hourly rates upproached 2000. There were similar outbursts In 1799. 1833 and 1866. For some reason this did not happen in 1933. Will the 1999 shower produce these amazing numbers? We will know In Just nine more years. Meteor showers are caused by swarms of particles that Intersect the Earth's orbit. In the case o f the Leonids this material came from Comet Tempel-Tutllc (1866 I). The Meteor Storms are caused by the unequal distribution of the remains of this comet. Don't forget to take a look at Jupiter In the early evening sky us It prepares to disappear from our skies scon. The giant planet will be lost to the evening twilight glare around the end of June only to reappear In the morning sky In early August. Comet Austin Update...Comet Austin continues to stay dim and difficult. It Is visible through binoculars In the eastnortheast before sunrise. The comet will be closest to Earth on May 25 but don't look for anything spectacular to happen. David Monnlgan. a member o f the Central Florida Astronomy Society, authors this column twice a month. His organlza.lon meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the Orlando Science Center. The Devereaux F ile B y Rose Spencer (Donald I. Fin e, 3 2 1 pp., 818.95) Mom wants arrest record erased He has an unlikely name o f Lacy Lockingtnn. but the hero of Spencer's newest thriller Is every bit as gritty and tough as any detective novel aficionado would like. A former cop who left *hc force after he killed some muggers. Loeklngton Is Chicago tough personified as he tries to find his old friend, a former CIA man. His travels take him to the scene of his fr ie n d 's dcu th . or Is It a m u rd er, to Youngstown. Ohio, and lo deal with crazed cult leaders, the mob and the KGB. With some problems with the cocaine trade thrown In too. "T h e Devereaux File" Is a tense, gripping thriller with Just the right touch of earthy humor. Unltad P re ss International THIS WEEK’S BEST SELLERS FICTION 1. The 8tand — Stephen King (No. 1 last Delaware Bay. where 80 percent o f North America's sanderllng and 40 percent o f the red knot gather In mid-May. The birds could not survive the grueling flight without a chance to rest. "Each link In the migratory path offers them something." said Kathleen Clark, a zoologist with New Jersey’s Division of E n d a n gered and N on-gam e Species. "Delaware Bay Is criti­ cal because the food supply Is there In such abundance." At Cape May, an average of 36.000 sharpshln hawks have been counted each year since. 1976. Paul Kerllnger. director of the Audubon Society's Cape May observatory, said. But the 1988 count was 19.000 and last year's was Just above 10.000. Kerllnger said the number of sharpshlns counted at some In­ land observation points has also gone down. No one knows why sharpshln hawks are disappearing or even If the decline Is permanent or temporary. One hypothesis Is that the songbirds they depend on for food nre dying off. Kerl­ lnger said. Another factor could be plate glass windows, which appear to be u hawk-killer sec­ ond only to hunting. Sidney Gauthreaux, a Clemson University zoologist, uses old National Weather Serv­ ice radar reco rd s to track songbird migrations across the Gulf of Mexico from Central A m e r i c a to L o u i s i a n a . He estimates the number of birds making the trip has declined 50 percent In the past 35 years. Songbirds, which live mostly In deep woods, have been hit by deforestation In the tropics and In the United States. On the U.S. Gulf Coast, strips of woodland along beach areas provide rest­ ing places for migrants before and after the flight to Central America. Gauthreaux said, but those "little refuges” are now being cut. Increasing suburbanization of .icw Jersey's rural areas, with office parks and landscaped housing developments replacing forests, provides Ideal habitat for some wild species. Deer, rac­ coons. Cnnada geese and cow birds have become pests. Both raccoons, which eat eggs, and cow birds, which use other species' nests for their own eggs, pl a y a part in k i l l i n g o f f songbirds. Chandler Robbins, a wildlife biologist at the Patuxent Na­ t i o n a l W i l d l i f e R e f u g e In Maryland, observed that many species ere doing Just fine, spreading Into new territories. Cardinals have begun nesting In Massachusetts, while a new species of cow bird Is penetrat­ ing southern states after moving from South America. 2. A ll 1 R eally Need to Know I Learned In K indergarten — Robe.t Fulghum (3 — 3.493) 3. The Servants o f T w iligh t — Dean R. Koontz (2 — 2.876) 4. The Stand — Stephen King (2,358) 5. To K ill A Mockingbird — Harper Lee (2.047) 6. Northworld — David Drake (1.984) 7. " F " Is for Fugitive — Sue Grafton (6 — 1.950) 8. From Cradle to Grave — Joyce Egglnton (1.825) 9. The Joy Luck Club — Amy Tan (1.744) 10. Guardian Angel — Julie Garwood (1.538) TRADE PAPERBACKS 1. F ifty Simple Things You Can Do to Save the Earth — Earthworks Project (1 — 4.330) 2. Love You Forever — Robert Munsch (4 - 3.260) 3. Diet for A New Am erica — John Robbins (3 — 3.253) 4. F ifty Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth — Earthworks Group (2 — 3.205) 5. Lord o f the Flies — William Golding (5 2.241) 6. The Great Gatsby — F. Scott Fitzgerald (1.455) 7. W eirdos ffo m Another Planet — Bill W altcrson (8— 1.415) 8. Codependent No More — Melody Beattie ( 1 0 - 1.413) 9. New K ids on the Block Scrapbook — Grace Catalano (6 — 1.361) 10. Mother, 1 W ill A lw ays Love You — Susan Schultz 11.359) Rankings based on orders to Ingram Book Co from more than 7.000 bookstores na­ tionwide. ch a rg e d wi t h bat t e r y af t er assistant principal Alice Franklin complained that they had kicked her In the shins May 8. Murray said. Those cases were expected to be dropped Thurs­ day. she said. "M y son went to Davie police st at i on, was f i ng e r pr i nt e d, handcuffed, and had his mug shot t a k e n . " said Patti Ellsworth, the second grader s mother. The arrest and the battery charge against Ellsworth were In error, said principal Larry Katz, who apologized to the boy's parents and made sure the charges were drop|>cd. Th e m istake amounted to "c ru e l and unusual punish­ m ent." Ellsworth said. " I really don't know what to do. My main point Is to see that this does not happen to other children. I am contacting a lawyer to sec If I have any legal recourse." Ellsworth said she wants the Incident erased from records ut the child's school, at the Davie Police Department and at the state service social agency. "I want the records in my hand." Ellsworth said. "I want all of this crradlcated because If this child gets In trouble In the next few years, a Judge will l i ­ able to look back at his record and say he committed battery.' Ellsworth did not deny that her child likely kicked his teach­ er. but she said that was pre­ cisely tile type of behavior the special school program was de­ signed to stop. court are held on a single day. As a result ol such studies, when enough Jurors to supply researchers say that a six-person the courts' needs are brought In. A study by the OfTlcc of the Jury can be selected In 95 percent of the cases from a panel State Courts Administrator de­ o f 18 persons, w hile a 12- termined that those techniques, member Jury can be selected when applied to Florida courts, should result in an average cost from a panel of 30 persons. Other studies have shown that per Juror to start a trial o f $180 e f f i c i e n t a n d c o s t - s a v i n g for a six-person Jury and $300 m ethods o f n otifyin g ju rors fora 12-pcrsonJury. The Florida Supreme Court when to report arc available, including such steps requiring has adopted those average costs Jurors to call a telephone an­ as goals and has decided that swering machine before report­ many o f the Jury-management ing. If a trial Is postponed or techniques arc appropriate and cancelled. Jurors learn about it recommended their adoption. over the machine and are saved But since it docs not require any o f the practices, most circuit and the Inconvenience of appearing. As for using Jurors efficiently count y courts have Ignored after they report, effective tech­ them. The result, according to the niques Includ'- "multiple voir d i r e " and " s in g le - d a y cm - audit. Is a statewide average cost panelmcnt." In multiple voir per Juror of $311. slightly above dire, all Juries for a Judge’s the goal for a 12-person Jury and scheduled trials during a trial well above the goal for a sixterm — usually one week — arc person Jury. In those counties with high selected on one day from a single panel. In single-day empanel- per-Juror costs — like Dade, Leon. ment. Jury selections for the $339: Orange. $458: scheduled trials o f all Judges In a $602. Wakulla. $636. and Dixie. $723 — the absence of Jurymanagement practices Is glar­ ing. For Instance, said the auditors, the p residin g Judge I n -one county had 200 prospective Jurors summoned for a civil Jury trial. A total of 12 people were questioned before the six-person Jury was seated, resulting In a per-Juror cost to start the trial of $ 8 0 0 , o r $ 6 2 0 a b o v e the Supreme Court's goal. In another case Involving a di f f er ent count y, the clerk routinely summons 490 persons for trials scheduled on Mondays and Tuesdays, and another 430 persons for trials on Wednesdays through Fridays. The numbers arc based on little more than tradition. "W e Identified an instance In July 1989 in which 490 persons were summoned for a Monday and Tuesday trial period, yet only one criminal Jury trial convened." said the auditors. "A total of 161 persons reported r equi r i ng state payment ol $1.610 to start this trial." DAVIE — The mother of an 8-year old who was handcuffed, arrested on battery charges and hauled to Jail for kicking his teacher said Thursday she wants the “ cruel and unusual" dis­ cipline erased from her child's records. The boy. Robert Ellsworth Jr., o f Pompano Beach, was a stu­ dent at Nova Blanche Forman Elementary School In a special 90-day behavior change pro­ gram for children with severe discipline problems. He was arrested Tuesday on an aggravated battery after his teacher. Sharon Moody, com ­ plained that he kicked her In the shins. Ellsworth was the third stu­ dent In the pilot program who has been charged with battery after kicking school personnel, said Davie police s|x>keswoman Christine Murray. Two others, ages 6 and 7. were "W hat they did was wrong. The program Is supposed to ma x i mi z e the good and to minimize the bad. to Ignore ilabad behavior." Ellsworth said. "A n d they put my child In jail for bad behavior. Something there does not connect." The police were Involved In the Incident only as an attempt to get the child and his family counseling. Katz said. 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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 20, 1990; <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/1ffd1ebd1fd21dbdbf1ecea7305ac28e.pdf 39f99a8f9cbd006e07d1fe32d29ca3fc PDF Text Text 25 Cents FR ID A Y April 6, 1990 Sanford Herald 82nd Year, No. 1 9 4 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST P&Z approves mall plan Sy i . s a a s u v M U M S Herald •toff writer □ Sports Krlckstoin out with Injury H E A T H R O W — A 20-ycar-old Stanford stu­ dent has made It to the quarterfinals of the Prudential-Bar hr Ten nis Classic. Alex H om bm -h e r had already made plans to fly home Thursday nlghl. figuring that a loss to second-seeded Aaron Krlrksteln was Inevitable. However, llombreeher wus (breed to cancel his travel plans after a hamstring Injury forced Kheksteln to the showers. 10 S A N FO R D — Plans for the large regional mall at Sanford's western border got another nod of approval last night from the city Planning und Zoning Commission. T h e commission unanimously approved re­ zoning and development plans for the mall. T h r board will recommend the project to the city commission, who will consider the proposal Monday. DAV Royals rally to victory Melvin Simon A Associates, of Indianapolis, presented commissioners plans to build the 9 I0 0 million mall at the Intersection of lnterstate-4 and Slate Road 46. It was annexed Into the city Igst month. Construction Is planned In thn-c stages, with final work scheduled for completion In 1997. T h e D A V Royals came from hrhlnd to defrat the First Union A 's. 1B-I3. In Sanford Little Major American Division baseball play T h u rs ­ day. Parcels of the 214-acre mall site last night were rezoned to commercial use from various other zoning designations, primarily from agricultural use. I m N h 1> Preston execution delayed TALLAH ASSEE T h e Florida Supreme Court granted an sluy of execution Thursday to convicted killer Robert I’rrston. who was scheduled to die Saturday for slabbing und slashing the ItinMt of a store clerk. T h e Indefinite slay wus to give the court more lime to study Preston's uppcal. His attorneys said they have new evidence c a s t in g d o u b t on , * Preston s guilt and ' that a previous eon'• “ vlctlon was Improp­ erly considered by . Ju ro rs d u rin g the sentencing phase of , the trial. Th e action wus the R O M rt P r t t lo n second this week by the Florida Supreme Court staying Preston's execution. Preston was convicted of stabbing und slashing the throat of convenience store clerk Knrllnr Walker Nov. 9. I978. A Seminole C o u n ty Ju ry convicted hint of first-degree m urder and recommended tin- death p-nalty Nov. 6. 1981. Fro m staff and w ire raports ■ rld f t .............. .......aa Classified*...... .......SB .......I I IU $ i ........ ........ SB .......BA M lto rla l........... ........ 4A Florida.............. Horoscope....... Nation...................... People.................... notice...................... Religion.................. S porta...................... Television.............. Weather.................. Weekend Planner...$A W o rld ...................... COMING SUNDAY T h e mall. If built as proposed, would benefit the area by providing thousands of Jobs and substantially boosting the city's property tax revenue. Many concerns also have arisen. Bruce Scott, a paralegal for Central Florida Legal Services representing Sanford's lowincome residents, last night said he was not satisfied that the mall developer had met thr requirements of a state statute requiring devel­ opers of targe projects to address affordable housing needs In (tie area. According to the statute, a developer must address the Im parl of the development on the housing market, and make allowances to re­ develop a slum or blighted area. Scott said. Scott recommended that Melvin Simon and Associates Include the Goldsboro area In their project and that the firm construct 290 to 300 housing units on thr proposed mall property. "A re you asking the city to Impose r-strlctlons on u developer as to how he he ran develop his land*?'' Commissioner Jo hn Morris asked. "N o. Th a t's not what I'm saving.” Scott said. Lottery-education proposal endorsed by school official From staff and wlra rsparts S A N FO R D — A Seminole County school ofllrlul lodny uppluudcd the approval by a state House coinmlytee of a hill to ensure slule lottery money living used to enhance the education budget, not pay for growth and inlhiilou or replace money from other revenur sources. "W e're really happy there Is movement In that urea.” Dick Hofmann, director of com m unity relations for the Seminole County school district said tills morning. "T h a t kind of legislation would 1m- a definite benefit to propcriy-lux-poor counties like Seminole C o u n ty ." A similar bill died on the Rules and Calendar agenda lust year. " I know It's going to he an uphill battle" this year, said Rep Michael lanigiou. DsJacksonvIllr. the bill's sponsor. Luugton's bill would ensure Ihul lottery money was not being used to camouflage llie amount of genera! revenue Ix-lng takrn out of rdu ru llo n bv requiring ul least 62 |M-rcenl of recurring general revenue funding to go Into education. According to Hofmunn. Seminole County re­ ceived $13 million from the lottery hist year. "All of It hud to be used for programs." he said. "O u r hands arc lied In wlial we can use II lor.” Hofmann added that If only half of last year's lottery contribution could have Ix-en used for construction projects In Seminole County, there would have been enough money to build one elementary school. "W e are happy that the legislature Is looking ut the Importance of this Issue." Hofmann said. T h e same committee voted 12-11 Thursday to permit owners of Imrse tracks, dog tracks und Jal alal frontons to open und operate off-track IM-Itlng facilities. "Even (trough this [Kissed by only one vole. I think we'll pick up more voles as we go " I'm Just saying that we want thr affordable housing Issue addressed." In a letter sent to C ity Planner J a y Marder. Scott said. “ We base this recommendation on the already docum ented study that was co m ­ missioned by the city of Sanford that Identifies 79 percent of the houses In the nearby Goldsboro area as being either deteriorated or dilapidated." Scott also cited a Florida statute that says. "T h e public and private sectors shall Increase the affordability and availability of housing for low-income and moderate-income persons..." "W h o have they got for tenants out there'/" Scott asked. "T h e turtles?" Scott referred to a large population of gopher tortoises environmen­ talists say will be lost to development on I he site. Asked If the project might Include the housing Scott proposed. Jim Willard, attorney for Melvin Simon and Associates, said. “ I don't think that Is a likely possibility. We only have 214 arres. We can only develop what Is ours." Scott would not say what measures. If any. Central Florida Legal Services would lake If the affordable housing Issue were not addressed. $SS MILLION I t A LOTTO MONBY l .'+•rr* m ^ E S T I M y Q f l f y A T E D GRAND PRIZE X* s 5 3 ,0 0 9 0 0 0 |Q T O A S IN G L E W IN N B t P R B f f lN G 4 / 7 / 9 0 S 3 HersNrtwW Sr *«•»*•** Billboards are drawing attention of would-be millionaires. Fever rampant here, across state By VICKI DeSOANIBR Harold stall writer People are lining up lu purchase tickets to what may be the largest Lotto Jackpot In the two-year history of th r Florida lottery. A projected $93 million Jurkpopt may rise to more than $56 mlllon by the lime the six numbers are drawn at 1 1 p.m. Saturday, according to lottery officials. Th e Jackpot will be paid In 20 a nnu a l Installm ents of approximately $2.5 m illion. Sheelah Ryan of W inter Springs won $55,160,000 In September 1988. T o dale. Ryan's Jackpot has not been surpassed. "It looks like It may come close to that tills week." said Ed George, director of com­ munications for the Florida Lottery. "Maybe It'll go even higher." George added that as the Jackpot estimates C See L o tto . Page B A Everybody wants a ticket, including Stephanie Widner of Casselberry, who tills out a card as Rosalie Wells looks on. 8 c i Proposal. Page B A Lake Mary com missioners shoot down Southland proposal By LACY D OM IN Herald People Editor An historic shuttle mission L A K E MARY — C ity commission­ ers last night turned down on first reading Southland Realty and In­ vestments application for land use change from rural residential, one home per acre, to low density residential. 2.5 homes per acre. Southland Intended to develop the site ut Country C lub und tnuln roads by building five homes on half acre sites. Before the vote. City Commission­ er George Duryea said." I might I mcrying In the desert, but 1 think we should leave It like It Is." Only Mayor D irk Fess voted In favor of the lund use change. He said h r considered Southland's plan well thought out und an Im provrnent of the site. " I voted for the exact same thing on the properly udjaernl to m y own. folks.” h r said .Jim Wlncberg. representing the developer, presented an urtlst's re­ ndering and charts outlining the Improvements slated for the site. Landscaping, a fountain, und a buffer zone were included In the plan. A dangerous retention [Mind was lo be reshaped. "A llho ugh it's rural In character. It's dangerous." Wlncberg said of the wooded site where a garbage-laden retention |>oud breeds snakes und draws area children to play. Speaking against th r change. N A SA Is readying the shuttle Discovery for blastoff Tuesday on a long-awaited (light to launch the 8 1.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope, considered by many to tie the showcase [Kiyloud of the shuttle cm . Operating high above Earth's obscuring at­ mosphere. the telescope Is expected to revolu­ tionize optical astronomy, allowing scientists to peer deeper Into the cosmos than ever before. T h e telescope will be used to study the epoch of galaxy formation, to search for distant quasars and to perhaps find direct evidence of planets circling other stars. Its sophisticated cameras will lx- able to lake high quality photos of Jupiter and txlicr planets In the solar system und rupture light emitted trout slurs und galaxies shortly after the big Iking explosion scientists say created the expanding universe. The historic mission will Is- outlined III detail tit Sunday's Perspective section. Ceremony at Rollins marks historic past of prominent family By VICKI DaSOAMIKB Herald stall writer Another su n n y day Mostly sunny today with a high In the tow HOs and a light n o rth w in d at I0 in p h lie c o in l u g m o s tly c lo u d y to ­ night with a ‘J O per­ cent chance of show­ ers lam near Ik) For more weather, ••• Fo«o * A Sarabrrca Rozlrr said thr pond Is dirty because children In Cardinal Oaks subdivision litter the arra Cardinal Oaks residents signed a petition and spoke In favor of the land use change. "It sounds real nice, but It's alot of baloney." Rozlrr said. "T h e y 're trying to push II lor flnunrlul gain." Other concerns of rlllzrn s against the lund use chunge ranged from decreased property values lo InSee S o u th la n d . Page BA H « a M PI MM » » Pictured here (I to r) Cela Johnson, granddaugh ter ot Joshua Chase; John Tiedtke, Rollins College trustee, and Cecilia Lasbury. daughter ot VMCMt Joshua Chase, chat near a table ol memorabilia prior to the ceremony The Chase family is a cornerstone ol Seminole County history W IN T E R I'A R K - A guide lo the collected |m |m rs of Sydney <> and Joshua C. Chase was presented lo Florida hlsiort.ms and researchers ul a luncheon yesterday ulternoou.it Rollins College. Though the Chose |Ki|K-rs. written between IHHJ und 1940. were donated to the University of Florida's I'.K. Yonge Library of Florida History alxiul eight years ago. Rollins was chosen lo host the dehut ol the guide because much ol ihc Chase lumlly lives In Seminole County. Th e Chase Com pany, which Is now known as the Sunntluml Corporation. Is one ol the most sui ccsslul business nperalkins In Sanford. Sidney Chase came lo Sanford Irnm ITuludcIphiu lu IM7H alter rcudtng atmul the citrus Industry lu a lliugu/llic Determined to make a career In the lledgllng agrieullur.il business ol oranges, he went lo work lor Gen Henry Slu-lion Saulonl. the city's founder, who was ex|M-rimenllng with orange trees In Central Florida Chase wrote malty letters atmiil the trials anti irthulutlous ol I Im- Imluslry and kepi detailed leeords ol the ugrteullurul business ib.it lie .md Joshua turned luloun empire See Papers, Page B A SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR T H E B EST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Ca B U I �•A — Sanford Herald. Ssnlord, Florida - Friday. April 6. 1990 W EEKEN D PLANNER (Tha W eekend Mannar lists p u blic avants and aatlvltlas. • a nd typaarrtttan 10 days In FSU disbands Mltllt sister*’ T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida State U n ive n lty'a 24 fraternities have voted to disband their all-female "little slater" organiza­ tions. which critics have long contended promote sexist altitudes. T h e decision to disband the affiliates came last month In a vote of the university’s Interfratemtty council. Members of the council said that charges of sexism were a consideration In their vote. "W e realized that (sexism) Is an Important aspect when we made It. although we didn't discuss It specifically." said Jayson Penn, the IFC 's vice-president. Its prim ary objective In banning the groups, however, arose from concerns about liabilities that often arise with affiliate organizations, ranging "from house disputes to maybe .Incidents . . of a criminal nature." said Brad Vaughn, an iIFC r~ adviser. O n Wednesday. 18 fraternity members were expelled from Florida Memorial College In Miami am id a police Investigation Into allegations they committed sexual baitery at a Initiation parly for "little sisters." Marlin asks UCF to fira Crawford O R L A N D O — Gubernatorial candidate Anthony Martin called Thu rsda y on the University of Central Florida to fire public relations specialist Candice Crawford, sister of Florida Senate President Bob Crawford. S h e w a a h ire d In D e c e m b e r to a n e w ly -c r e a t e d •70.000-a-year Job that Includes coordinating the Inauguration of university President Steven Altman. Martin, a Fort Lauderdale lawyer challenging Gov. Bob Martinez for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, called Crawford a "$70.000-a-yeargo-fer." Martin said the state was In the midst of an education funding crisis and Crawford's hiring sent the wrong message. Martin suggested Crawford was hired because of her political connections. " I certainly knew that her brother waa president of the senate." said D.R. McGinnis. U C F vice president of university relations and Crawford's boas. " I hired her because I was convinced she could do the Job I needed done." Judg« dltm itM s hypnosis as tvldsncs M IL TO N — A witness In a m urder trial w ill not be able to testify about anything she recalled after she was hypnotized by a sheriff, a Judge [e ruled i Thursday. Circuit Ju dg e Nancy Gilliam , ruling on a defense motion, said everything authorities obtained from witness Leah That post-hypnotically Is Inadmissible, but Information she recalled prior to that will be allowed. Defense lawyer Randall Etheridge had wanted O llliam to prevent Th a t from testifying In the first-degree m urder trial of T o n y Owen Dupree on grounds that hypnosis performed by the sheriff "tainted'' Th a i's memory. Dupree. 29. Is to be tried April 23 for the December 1988 slaying of Clara Lawrence. Grand jury declares rap obscana P A L A T K A — A grand Jury has effectively banned the sale of two albums In Putnam County by Miami rap group 2 Live Crew by ruling the albums obscene, and prosecutors are urging other Florida counties to do the same. Meanwhile, the National Association of Recording Merchan­ disers announced Thursday that It will begin labeling records, tapes and compact discs containing explicit lyrics. T h e Putnam County grand Jury ruled Wednesday that the doublc-platlnum-aelllng album "A s Nasty as T h e y Wanna Be" and the earlier album "Luke Skyywalker. T h e 2 Live C re w ," were obscene. T h e grand Jury said the albums violated existing com m unity standards. T h e Judgement effectively bans sales of the album s In Putnam County, and state attorney Jo h n Ta n n e r of Daytona .................................................. Beach said he will seek similar rulings ulla in St. .......................... Johns. Volusia and Flagler counties — the three other counties In hts district. Jury dtliborates student mother trial T A M P A — A Jury began deliberations Thu rsda y In the trial of an 18-year-old student accused of drow ning her newborn buby In a dormitory toilet after hearing defense lawyers assert once again that the woman was Insane at the time she gave birth. T h e Jury deliberated for about two hours Thu rsda y evening before retiring for Ihe night. Deliberations were scheduled lo resume Friday morning. Earlier In the day. the lead prosecutor in Ihe celebrated case called Claire Mortlt's Insanity defense and her contention that she never knew she was pregnant "a smokescreen designed to confuse." Morltl knew what she was doing when she submerged the 6-pound 9-ounce baby boy headfirst Into a toilet about an hour ufter giving birth Oct. 28. Assistant State Attorney Steve Crawford said. F ro m U n ite d P ra si International Raporta LOTTERY T A L L A H A S S E E - T h e daffy number Thursday in Ihe Florida Lottery C A S H 3 game was 7 8 3 t Straight Ptay (numbers in eiact order) 1250 on a 50 cant bet. 1500 on 11. Cl Boa 3 (numbers In any order) 180 for a 50 cent bet. 1)60 on 11 Boa 6 (numbers in any ordarL 140 lor a 50 cant bat. 180 on 11. Straight Boa 3: 1330 in order drawn. 180 in any order on a 11 bet n s tra ig h t Boa 8 1290 In order drawn, 140 it pickad In combination on 11 bet iu s p s tat net Friday. April 6. 1990 Vol 82 No 194 PubiittMd Daily and Sunday. Iic .p l Saturday by The laniard Herald. Inc., tea N French Are . Senterd. Fla H ill lecend Clan Peilegr Paid al Senterd. F ter Ida H IM POSTMASTER Send addrett change* te THE SANFORO HERALO. P O Bo* l i t ; Senterd. F L M ill Subtcnplien Bate* tOeily A Sunday I Hum, Delivery B Mail 1 M o nth , t Mont h* tit M tit M I Tear trite (M il t t l >411 HaraM , M O N. French A rc ., Sanford, FL 22771. Include tha af d u b or typo of event, id m lM lo n ctM ffi H Include phe to eaN tor more In formation. AM Hama are subject la edNoriat • CSsrUi Mm s m t M m M a nas tt I Art. IH C Milbar-na A n . Winter Part: A ttebwe ( U t i *D W a Salall. trwto< fey Law* Camtori Tiffany. anmtaS "Entomb msnr* mil ha SUslayeS Surlae latter. Agrtl IT IS Mutaum Sturt Surma » » latter span hauta m i ha t:lfe am. la a fern. FrtSay. SaturSay arts I to 4 am lunSar TfeS Tiffany laaSaS window*. Tiffany art ylatl and lots cantury Amarkan palming* will alta ba an SUslay Maura- Tuu* Sal. V X am a p m ; fee. I « p m For praupt a* II ar larpar, call lor rvtbwttent No oSmlaalon charpo. DMaHs. aaSSIII. SCoraoM Fhw Aria Mtaoora. compua ol Polllna Cal tea*. Winter Port: TfeS “Alumni A Frlonda Caltectiana" will ho on Staplsy Ihroue* teay A Tfeo " Janter Art maw," teaturme feradualmg water art matara al tea Claai al IKS. will fea hate May I I P . Maura Turn F r l. It am. S pm.j tun.. 11 p m. No admiaaten charpt Dttettt. aaa MJa sCroaMa Aria Flna Art Baitery, a » It Andrawa Slvd. Winter Part: Friday myTil teclura aartea will Include "Cary Monrat: Documentary PSotoy tptwr." April V . "Tha Art al Button**." May Ife. Admiaaten charga •o teclurry la U ter mnmamfeara Gal lory houra: Man. F r l. 1 a m Spm.Noadmlai clung* lo rogular gallaryt.OoiaNa.au naa dMaffland Art Canter, n i W Packwoad A y « , Maiitand An tmhtbltun anlillad "Tha Dragan Throna. CMnaM Imgarlal Art" will continue through April n The eahlfeil tndudn it d tiiteemh century ol few Ming Dy natty la Wg aarly » h cantry al tea Ching Dynaaty Maura: Man. Wad.Fri F r. la- 1 ...............................1. a a m to a JO p.m ; and Tuaa. Thura. It am. t e l pm .; and Sat. Sun . hem naan 4 U p m No admiaaten charge. Oetella. *41 l l l l • Mount Dora Canter ter tea Aria. Mount Dart: "Tha Oakland Blunt." an at lay documenting tee night dufe llte ol Black, working clan bluer bert In Oakland, by French photetoumalld Michelle Vlgnet will canllnuate April>A team. •4pm Man Frl. Far totermatton call tet t U MM a Orlawda M vttim al Art. 1414 N Milir Ay#. Ortanda: Maura: "Ate» Kail: Palnltnga. Drawing and Cuteula" and "Naur Decorative Wraht Irom tea Canadian al Narma and William Bath" la now open lo tee public Gallery houra are Tuoa Thura. 1 am I p m ; F rl. 1 am .7:M p.m .i la l. W am 1 p m.; Sun II naan S p m.i daaad Monday Admiaaten charge. Datella. fW m i. o laminate Cammondy Callage. Fine Artt Galtery. Mfe Weldon Bird . Vanlord During the monte 1 April, tee " lit ! Annual Juried Sludant Art CahtetlMn" will fee an dliplay lo celebrate the teame Artt In April Alto included will bo mo Cfeen Door Short Story Readlngt. with tha eroaentetten 0I Short Story Aworda. April II. ol I1:M p m Fine Artt Lobby and ffw Community Open Moure tor Ihe Artt ol LCC will bo April IT tram I I pm m the Fine and Par terming Artt Building Gallery hourt are Mon. Wed. M a m l p m i Tuaa. Thura. noon t p m Cloaod Fridaya Galtery alio It open In tha oromag during mutrcel and theater pactermaacts. Na admu rlan charge. Dalai la. lM I4M .eit.M t oWoman Arttita Ororp. Vurho mo Luntai O r. Long wood A wearable crotta workrhop will bo hold each Saturday during April Irom 10 pm tel p m The loe la t il par ctett The how to make a puppet workrhop tor children will bo April t tram II am . te I pm Fee It t i l Advance regialranan reguwed tor all c letret Far Intermotion call » ) 0U0 cm 1DAMCI 1 • Amarkan Logian. 3704 Wail* Ava. Farn Park Scandinavian Aa*oclafion of Hs>gar Viking Club ho*lt Scandinavian and ballroom dancing at If* moating* ovary tacond Satur day al 7 p m For dHatf*. call tha club pra**dant atiSI 7314 • Ca«*atbarry Samar Cantor. 300 N Tnpiat Laka Drlvo. Ca**aibarry Sguara dancing ovary Sunday at 1 3 0 p m . Mon . advancad lino danca it I p m , Too* . round dancing at 7 30 p m . Wad . bagtonar* lino dancing at I 3 p m Ballroom dancing on third Saturday. 7 30 p m . tM O donation Dafail*. 431 3SJ» ait 334 O Dis»aland Oaffar*. Laka AAary F.ra Dapt. Ftr*l Straaf and Wilbur Avanua Ciat*a*haid Monday* from 7 9 p m Chargo for cla**a* Dataii*. 331 534/ O Jtwt*h Commamfy Cantor. I l l N Maitland Ava . Maitland l*raak folk dancing Monday* from 7 10 p m La*ton* availabla 7 0 p m Dataii*. 445 5913 • Old Hnkary ffompar*. Knight* of Col umbut Hall. S Park Avanua. Sanford Clogging ( U t m held Mondifi from 71 p m CMtgeiordettet Ml .tie 9«<orc “Oeteilt. * * ----------e B e lli.t. Altamonte Mall. Altamonte Serine* Beech Beeper* et Orlande, rhythm n bluet dance dub Wed and Frl af I p m Detail*. Ml MIS Froo concort tonight Tba spirit of Arta In April continues whan tha Community Chorus and tha Choralfers and Chorale of Seminole Community College Joining voices to celebrate Spring. a leathern Ballet Tboetre. ire Orange Are . Winter Park ■ Tha IfW M taaran prill dote with "Cagpolla." May M M Pertormaneer will bo hold ot ffw Bob Carr Performing Artt Centre, agi W. Living*ton II . Orlando Admlttlon charge Oeteilt. 4M0IX) • tlodobokar‘t. t i l t B 414. Allamonla Spring* Carolina Shaggarr. darning te beach murk Sundayt Irom at pm . Detail!. MI 1114 Free tetaont by Dance Club t< Central Florida. Sundayt trwn la pm Deteilt. MS MM. aSuntbww Cteggerv Maitland Clvk Cantor. 441 S Mamand A r t . Mamand Clettat held Thurtd yt from b 14 p m Charge tor detiet Free beginner ceurte I I p a Dalailt. 44444)1 IPMMA PChrk Theatre el Central Florida, im i E Princeton S t. Orlando Front Bow Center, will proton! --A G trllt Guido To Chaot. " April A I and • Eventeg performance* begin al ( p m. wite Sunday matinee* al I p m Natl an tlege DA Irom April a n Tha dory at reconciliation and tore between a tan and hit ghetlty lather Far information call Tha event It tonight at 7:30 p.m. In tha Flna Arts Concert Hall. Tha public will ba adm itted free. For Information, call 323-1430. ffw tel tewing fllmt wl« ba prtwnted through the coming year May II - Pebbiet " Film I begin at >:M pm The educe tlanal eihlblt It open bit hall and library " Mon. Thurt. 1 a m. a pm .; F r l , 1 a m I p m ; and tha llrtl and third Sun, noon te 4 p m Noadmitttencharge Deiaiit.4M0SM a.................... Maitland Nltterlce) terkei *Meteem, Ml W Peckwood Are. Maitland Muteum hourt are 1 4 f m. *un . Tuat and Frl Na admltatencharge Delain.4 4 4 IM4 0 Seminale Ceunty EnvUgnmewlel Sludn t Canter. Otlroy Trail and C R. 411: Thit 144 aero achaal tacilltyInclude* III m let el nature Ireiltwith nativeplant*and wlldllta.a tiudent mutaum mat It open during tchool haurv tithing and pknlc ground* Tha canter it open te the public Hourt Sunrito te tumet. teven doyt o nook. No admittten charge. Dtfaflt.Ml 04 S3 # Seminole County Hntorkal Mutaum, 4)11 S Orlande Drive. Sanlord (in ffw County Operettent Center, ecrott from Flea World! Hourt Mon Frl 4 a m te Ipm.; Sal.Sun . 1 4 p m Na admittten charge Detent. Ml 1401 I w ater activities oh net •II CtiWM i 403 E AltomonN a Sammate Cammondy College, Fine Artt Theatre. IM Weldon Bled. Sanford The D t Iva. AlUm orft Spfrgt "Cry B*by.M ” 1 performance ot "Relnmektr" will bo hold Lov« You To Dsth - CM*.H. 0 4 n u • In iN n TNaa Iat , lBO S Orlando A v o . April 1114 and 1111. ol • p m end Sun mollnee. April M, ol 1 M p m Information. Maitland: "Tru# L*v8." April Id IS ond both “ P k frof Lo Fou" ond ’Trua Lava." from 11) lessor 44) m i OTho Amerken Young Actor* Theatre. M0) April I I 24 For informAftonc4fl444 MSS Lawton B d . Suite 141. Orlando The IN 110 • Intarfttata Mall 4. SR. 43* and I 4. Alfa i tchoduto II a* follow* ' Cheaper By monfo Spring* "Hurd For Mad October." The Oaten." May te ll Show* will ba "Joa vt Tha Volcano.'' "Flr*t Powar." performed af the Performing Artt Center. MTaanaga AAutanf Ninja Turtle*." "Opportu Valencia Community College, eatl compul. nlty Knock*.'* "Nun* O i Tha Run " Oafait*. O l 300 Orlando Admittten charge Detail*, tte 41)4 OAAavJafaad 0/1. 1740 Orlando Drive F\fil a The Mark Two. We Edgeweter Drive. Orlande Tha winter teuton will clote with P oway." "Slapfalhar II " Dalailt. 122 1314 "Do Black Patent Leather Sheet Really • MovNs al Wakhra Rhrar W s*. 3141 I Retlecl UpT" with patter manee* running , Samoran ftlvd . Apopka "Ttanaoa Muteol through May 30 Far Oeteilt. call TME MARK Nmjs TurtN*." "War af tha Ro*a %/‘ Lava af Largo,** ’Sfaat Magnofli.** "Opportunlfg or I MO 114 MARK Knockt." Glory.** "My Laff Foof.” “ Born *On Tha Fourth Of July.'' For informahon call IEXHIBIT! • Big Traa Park. Ganaral Hutchln*on Parknay. off U S. H l^ia iy 17 93. Long wood Hama of Tha Sanafor. ona of tha oidatl bald cypra** traa* In tha Umfad Slafa* Park includt* picnic ground* and a natyra naik to tha traa Hour*. Mon. Frl .1 a m. to *un*at. Sat. Sun. 9 a m to *un*at No admi**ion chargo Dofpil*. 1 » MIS. oil 342) otradlaa Mclntyra Hmt*a. 123 W Warran St. Longwood Vi*lt tia 1100 14 room Victo rian horn# ovary *acond and fourth Wadnat day from It a m to 4 p m Adml***on chargo Dataii*. 223 4930 aCantrol Flarfda Zaa. Hwy 17 93 at 14. Sanford Faafura* animal loading thow* Sat. Sun. pony rtdt*. 10 a m to 4 p m ; alaphant rida*. II am to 4 p m Admluion chargo Dataii*. 222 4430 OFIaa World Zoo. N Hwy 17 93. Sanford Esotic and farm animal* Frl . Sat and Sun . 10 a m 5 p m Admi***on chargo Dataii*. 231 1793 • Florida Auduban Saciaty. 1101 Audubon Way. Maitland Madatyn Baldwin Cantor tor Bird* of Pray i* opan Tua* Sat. 10 I m 4 pm (aviary clotad Sun. and Mon ). anvi ronmantal gift *hop opan AAon F rl. 10 am 4 p m . and Sat. 10 *m 3 pm No admtuion chargo Datail*.447 3415 and Library. >10 E FUtt St. Sanford Vltlf Santor d t (littery Tua* F r l, 10 a m S p m and Sun . 1 S p m No admittten charga Detail!, no sate, ait MW a H. tec.m l Memar tel Betaurce and Educe hen Center. I l l N Maitland Are . Maitland Te emphetlie the tenon, el m . Motec.ult. Clettki an April I I B ta at I p m Far mere intormaitencaHMtNII P Labe Mourn Ion. 140S Nerthwett Hwy IFW. Sanlord Legacy. Frl Sun 0 pm. to ctoting Don Pate. Mon Sun. beginning ot 1 p m Oeteilt. Ml 1IM oOrlande Broadway Serial. Bab Carr Per terming Artt Centra. Orlando: Tha Itette teuton will Includt "Chota." April IIM ; and "Starlight Eipreti. May 14 Seaton tubteripftent are currently an tale tor Ihe five thow tenet Detain. I 404 M ) IMS PBiadtn tut Lluagt. SR al. one block north ol S R. 434. Altamonte Spring* Bite the Bullet. Tuet Sun, beginning al 0 p m Detain, lag saoo a ternteste CommoMty Cettego. ios Weldon Bird . Sanford The Fine B Per terming Artt Department will have It* 14m Annual Spring Concert at the Symphonic Bond an April t a t) p m. In Hw main campu* in me Cinvert Hall ol the Fine A m Building ter Inlor motion call 44) MSI ait MB PTba Barn, uoa S. French Ave. Sanlord Southern Accent will play beginning al 1 p m . and Sunday I p n Dalailt. Mb alio • Plata Twin. Sanford Plata "Driving M iu D aily." "Erno*t Goa* To Jail '* Dataii* 172 7302 • SammaN Plata CNama. Samtnoia Plata. H wy 17 92 and S R 414. Ca**albarry: ‘ Driving Mi** Daity.'* "Pratty Woman" Dataii*. 229 7222 • Tba Mavia*. Laka Howail Sguara. 1271 S R 424. Cauaibarry "Lord at Tha FIN*." "Opportunity Knock*," "Taanaga Mutant Nln|a TwrtN*." " F lr il Powar." "Hunt For Rad Ocfobar." "Joa v* Tha Volcano." "SNal Magnolia*." "Sidt Out " Dataii*. 479 7344 • Uni tad Art lit MavNt al Marhal PUca, cor nor of Saaon Blvd and Entarprlia R d . Oranga C ity. "Taanaga Mutant Ninja TurtN*." "Driving M m Daily." "Born on Tha Forth of July." "Haunting ol Moralla." "Jo t v* Volcano." "Kmton* Cop." Hunt For Rad Ocfobar." "Lord ot Iha FIN*." "Man Don't Laava " Dataii*. « 4 775 1/00 I MUSIC ] OBetl Wettern Dellena Inn. Ml Deltona Blvd. Deltona Mned E matten*. Wed Sat beginning «t I JOpm Deteilt. Sit 0.1) eCetare't Felace. DDO 5 Orlande Drive. Santord New Image. Aten Sat. beginning at 1 pm Oelarit. Ml MW • Ftftgeraldt. SM N Palmetto Ave . Santord Live entertainment Tuet Thurt I p m . end Frl Sal beginning al Ip m Detail!. M) t i ll a F terIda Sympiteny Orchetlra. two N Mutt ave. Suite X Orlando The Metterwertt Coffee Cenrertt el Ihe Carr Performing Artt Centre mil feature the Qulntettentlal I • Captain Hoy t Rivarbaat C m fm . Sanford Boat Work*. Sanford, naif fa 0»faan Bndga Daily narratad four* and charfar* of Rivar boat Print a** hiohiighf wiidiifa along tha St John* Rivar. Tour* laava from Sanford location ovary day oacopt Thurtday* Tour* Nava from Htghbank* Manna and Camp ground in OoBary on Thuridayt Admiuton chargo Dotailt. m 1413 oKatia'i Wakiva Rivar Landing. 109 Katia * Cova. Sanford, off Slafa Road 44 Offar* canoa trip* including Ota Lift la Wakiva Rivar. Rock Spring*. St John* Rivar and 8lua Spring* (patron* ihuftiod back wptfraaml Kaha't Cova alto offar* R V %»H% and log cabin and boat rantal* For ra*arvation* and tntarmatioficniJ.J72 44XL ar foil fraa 43$ l*4X from Orlando Hour* Mon Thur*.. I M a m , 8:300 m . Frl Sun.7 30am 7p m . OMarina l*N FKb Camp. Ea*t Hwy Sanford Foatura* tconic airboat rida* tour*. R V. park, campground, and boat motor rontot* For mort information (407)222 4709 44. and and call P Rfvon bfp Groad Romanco. Monroa Harbor on Lako Monroo. Sanford Daily cruito* ot St John* Rivar Evan mg cruka* cotar N tha romantic at haarf Adm iuNn chargo Da toil*. 221 3091. •Wobtvo FalU Campground. Wokiva Rivar Road. Wo*l of I 4 off SR 44. Sorronto Thit hutorlcal tight (known a* "Ford Spring*" in tha 1400*) Includt* tto "World* Largott Aar lal Spring*." with a constant tamparafuro ot 74 dogroat. picnic tabN* and pavilion*, camptita*. R.V parking, canoa rantal* and tour boat*. Opan daily Adm iuNn charga For information, call (407) 430 9030 or (904) 303 0055 eWektva tprteg* Slate Park. I M Wakiwa Circle. Apopka Park of 0.40 ecret lecture* pavilion* and (rlllt. hiking trallt. hortaback riding path, rental canoet lor Ihe Wekiva River end compute*, et noil at offering Mumming. Nthing end wildllte Admittten charge Detail*, lee ] l d I MUCELLANEOUt T H E WEATHE-R LOCAL P0 M 6 AST Today...M ostly sunny with a high In the low HOs. Light wind to Ih r north ul lO m p h . T o n lg h t .-T lrc -o m ln g m o stly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of ruin. W inds to the southwest ul 5 m ph. Low near 60. Tom orrow ...Cloudy with u 40 p e re cnl chance uf scattered showers. W inds lo the southwest at 5 to 10 mph. High In Ih r mld-70s. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...S u n d a y mostly sunny with a low In the u p p rr6 0 s and a high In Ih r iiild-70s Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with lows near 60 a n d h ig h s In the m ld -7 0 s . M IA M I Florida 11 hour temperature* dffd r*a*foil At / 4 m E O T Thojf *dAy City Hi U R ami ApAiAihKO N 72 M 0 00 C r v i l •w w 72 45 0 00 D a f N a a Ba a b R 72 AA 0 00 f Art L aweAw Pa N /4 53 00 fo ttM y W * 72 «9 00 G A iW iit iif 44 43 00 JAAkvon.ilW 49 4) 00 P v y P iv if 75 45 I 00 M»a *t»» 77 55 0 00 P*ff*A<o<4 72 N "0 0 W AVO<A BrAdvn'or 49 «9 0 00 T a iia Ra s ia v 71 a0 0 JO TAm p4 if N lo t V*fO§A4«.h 74 4/ 0 00 W A ttF A im b A A ih 74 53 0 00 NATIONAL TIMPR ■ X T I N M D OUTLO O K lr ---------- •ATUROAV SUNDAY FRIDAY RtlyCMy yy-IB PtlyClAy 78-BO Sunny 88*78 MONDAY TUBSDAV PtlyCMy 87*70' Cloudy 78*87 •TATItTICt o 3 € PULL April 10 N IW April 18 F R ID A Y : L A S T ' S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 3:20 . .. ^ -a .i n .. 2:55 p.m .: MaJ. 9:25 u.m.. aprii l » 0:45 p .m . Tt Ii D dE eS s :: D a y t o n s Beach: highs. 5:19 u.m .. 5:41 p in.: lows. 11:24 u.m .. 11:48 p .m .. N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : FIRST highs. 5:24 a.ni.. 5 :46 p.m .: May 1 lows. 11:29 a.m .. 11:53 p in.: Cocoa B e a ch : highs. 5 39 a.m .. O.OI p.m .: lows. 1144 a.m.. 12:13 p.m MUCH CONDITION! D a y to n a Beach: Waves are I Iimx ami semi gLissy. Current Ls lo i h r n o rth w ith a w ater Irm p rra tim - of 67 degrees N ew S m y rn a Beach: Waves are I and semi-glassy. Current Is slightly io the n o rth , w ith a water temperature ol tf7 degrees Sun screen lactor 16 BOATI NO S t. A n g u a tln a to J u p lt a r In le t Ton ig h t w ind variable less II l ii i IO kls. Seas 2 fl or less Huy and Inland waters smooth. E r i d u y . . . w I m l s o u t h to southwest IO lo 15 kls. Seas 2 lo I II Hay and Inland waters a light chop. Friday night 10 to 15 kls wind southwest T h e h ig h trm p e ra lu r r In Sanford Thursday was 77 de­ grees and Ih r overnight low was 47 as reported by Ihe Unlversliv of Klorluu Agricultural Krsrurrfi and Education ('enter. Celery Avenue. No rainfall was recorded d u r­ ing Ihe 24-hour |H-rl<Kl ending al 9 a.m . Friday. T h r icmptTuturc at 9 a m today was 62 degrees und Thu rsda y's overnight low was 53. us recorded by ihr Nallnii.il Weather Service at ih r Orlando Inlrrnullonal Airport Other Weal tier Service data: T h u rs d a y 's h ig h .................79 B a ro m e tric p re ssu re .3 0 .0 8 R e la tive h u m id ity ....7 8 pet W in d s ............... S o u th , 3 m ph R a in fa ll......................0 .0 0 In. T o d a y 's sunset..... 7 :4 8 p .m . T o m o rro w 's s u n ris e ....6 :0 9 I • AvUtNu Trktmng A m pc NN*. 1722 Hangar Road. Sanford Airport Holicoptor and atrpiano rida* ovtr Santord'Lako Mary arta tor kid* and adult* Rtdt* offortd Mon Sat. ?:2R a m to S 30 p m . and Sun by appointmont Chargo por mtnuN Dotal I*. 230 1144 City A Fc»f AiboquAf qua pc Anchor Ag# *h A th A v ilN r AtNntAF BAlfimoFAf Billing* ty BtrmmgnAm t% BiwnATCfc «y Bo*foncy Brown*vilN cy Bull a N pc Burlington Vf pc Chnr N iton S C pc C hArN ttA ih ChiCAgo *n Cincinnoticy CNvAlAOd cy Coiumbu* Ohio pc Dai ia * pc Daovav pc D a * Mo«nA* *y OAfrotfcy i«A n «v t lN p c Honolulu pc Moulton ♦* IndtAnApOilftpe f AnVA* City *y L a * V*gA« f Lo* AngoN*pC Loui*vtiN Cy MAmpht* f Mil*4uhA# cy M nnvApOli* ty NA*hvtlN f 0>AAA*t» tNto York r Ok lAhOHV* City pc O m yhd iy t*R-iAd*'pn»Ar PhOAnia pc P>H*|>urghcv P orten d M a Cy P o r II And O r a pc ProvtdAncAhh Rtchmondr If LOU** *y 5419 L A k • C t f y t y 5a o An ton t « cy Ht u Rep 59 34 I) 34 39 70 43 55 « 42 84 00 41 23 01 — 58 04 41 14 55 39 •5 71 17 41 3! 44 22 11 74 82 75 54 45 35 41 15 50 27 10 57 24 59 •3 43 39 24 30 45 22 44 25 08 43 15 01 •0 84 19 13 42 54 37 40 22 79 14 84 SB 44 41 75 84 101 4j 25 34 17 70 42 34 70 80 54 48 49 27 13 50 23 80 43 04 • 1 85 07 52 10 53 15 70 45 58 N 89 45 53 22 47 41 79 57 04 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 4, 1090 — SA Midway seeks lower water rates CCIB reports f«k« cocaln* m I« A L T A M O N T E SP R IN O S - C U y County Investigative Bureau agents report b u ying 020 w orth of counterfeit cocaine Wednesday night and arrcatlng the accuaed teller on Anchor Road, rural Altamonte Botinas. Archie Lee Cuyler, 31. 1238 Dunbar S t . Altamonte Springa. la charged with nale and delivery of counterfeit cocaine. Stminolt County Dill arrests S A N FO R D — T h e following persona (ace a charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County; • Richard L . King. 33. of Orlando, waa arrested Wednesday after hla car failed to maintain a single lane on State Road 436, Casselberry. • UaaD uBota Jenkins, 31. of Longwood. waa arretted at 10:23 p.m . Wcdncaday after hla car was tn an accident on State Road 436. Casselberry. Thro# accused In cocalna dad S A N FO R D — A couple w ho allegedly supplied cocaine lo an accuaed street dealer who sold 630 worth of cocaine to a City County Inveatlgatlve Bureau agent working with Sanford police, were arrested b u t night. Th e accuaed teller, Willie Eddie Porta. 34. of Orlando, waa also arrested on (he same charges of sale and delivery and possession of cocaine, and conspiracy (o sell cocaine. Arrested with him were W alter Eugene Cain, 27. 1000 W . 13th St.. Sanford, and Mildred E . Cain. 33. 1225 Lincoln Court. Sanford. Sanford police reported Porta allegedly went to the Cains' car on 10th Street lo get the 620 worth of cocaine and to give the serialized money used In the transaction to the occupants of the car. T h e 620 bill waa recovered during the arrests, police said. T h e arrests were made al 2:38 p.m . on 10th Street at Pecan Avenue. F«k « cocaine and pot toaaad M ID W A Y — C ity County Investigative Bureau agenla who recovered a packet a man discarded In the parking lot of the Cool Breeze bar. Slpea Avenue. Midway, when agents arrived, recovered the packet. Agents said the packet contained fake cocaine and fake marijuana. T h e y arrested Freddy Lee W illiam s. 22. 2050 E. 2 1st St.. Sanford, for possession of a counterfeit controlled substance. T h e arrest was made at the scene at 9:35 p.m, Thursday. ■yLM M M M Herald staff writer M ID W A Y - Represent lllvcs of this small com m unity east of Sanford will meet with State A tto rn e ys Office prosecutors today In an effort to get answers to what they say are unreason­ able water rates. "F o r the money I'm getting. It's h ig h ." said Mettle Event, a long-time Mldey resident. Residents complain they pay w ater rates to the M id w a y Canaan Com m unity Water As­ sociation that seem too high. T h e president of the association says the complaints are stirred by trouble-m akers and those complaining residents probably have leaking water pipes. Indeed, determining the asso­ ciation's rales Is difficult. Asso­ ciation president WUlle C u m ­ mings. a rounder of the non­ profit water association 22 years ago. said association users pay 612.20 for the first 1.000 gallons of water each m onth and 61.70 for each additional 1.000 gallons used during the m onth. D uring the m onth of February. E v a n s said she used 5 ,5 8 0 lons of water In her small me. She paid a bill of 615.70. According to C u m m in g s' rates, she would have paid 622.06. In the city of Sanford, where the association purchases Its water at a wholesale rate, resi­ dential customers pay a m onthly K fixed "base rate" of 61.78 and 61.18 Tor each 1.000 gallons they use. If she lived In the clly. Evans would pay 67.09 for her water. Other rates in (he com m unity seem d iffe re n t. C o m m u n ity activist Johnetl Jackson shows recent bills from other associa­ tion customers that show billing amounts of 630 or 640. C u m ­ m ings said those bills represent people with leaking pipes. Paul Moore, director of the Sanford water department, says the association pays (he same Sanford pollca Investigate a one-car accident yesterday at about 2:30 p.m. on Airport Boulevard between Old Like Mery Roed and West 2Sth Street. A northbound driver was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal’s em srgency room lor treatment after s trik in g a u tility pole. P o lic e are s till Investigating. JEWELRY SALE SATURDAY APRIL 7™ Two accuMd in struggle with police S A N FO R D — A woman accused of stealing and cashing three check drawn on the account of J & W Concrete, and totalling 6700. has been charged with forgery, uttering a forgery, dealing In stolen property and grand theft In that case. Mary Ann Sm ith. 32. 138 Drew Ave.. Sanford, was also charged Thu rsda y tn Sanford tn connection with the cashing of a forged check draw n on a Strombcrg-Corlson account. Th e concrete company checks were misused between Ju n e 16 and Ju n e 33. 1989. and were cashed at the Sun Bank In downtown Sanford, police said. Th e suspect has reportedly said she used the money to buy cocaine. Th e Slromberg-Carlson check for 6393 was cashed at the Idcls Grocery Store. 13th Street. Sanford. Dec. 8. 1989. Th e suspected was reportedly photographed during that transac­ tion. police said. Another complaint Is residents have no say In the association. Cum m ings said the only people who can vote for directors and officers are the nine directors themselves who are the only m em bers of the association. Users of the w a trr system urr not voting members of Ihc asso­ ciation, Cum m ings said. MILLION DOLLAR SA N FO R D - T in a Adkins. 500 Oak Ave. 19. Sanford, accused her husband of hitting her In the face and pushing her Into a playpen as she held her ll-m o nth-o td baby. Sanford police report. That led to a charge of battery-spouse against Ronald Wayne Adkins. 21. at home at 7:34 p.m. Thursday. He was also charged with resisting without violence. Woman charged in forgery, theft money also does not account Tor residents paying 630 bills or more for using similar or Irsn amounts of water ns other resi­ dents paying less. D rive r strikes pot# Sanford woman allagaa battary S A N FO R D — T w o of four m en confronted by Sanford police Investigating a reported fight Thu rsda y night were arrested at the scene outside a house at 2509 Highland Ave. Th e arrests were made Just after m idnight, after David Wayne Hulker. 18. of that address, allegedly walked away from police and then struggled with them. He was charged with battery on a policeman, resisting with violence and disorderly conduct. David Alex Ernest III. 22. of that address, who allegedly grabbed a policeman and struggled, was also charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. rate as all other whole custom­ ers. a fixed m onthly rate of 6178.15 and 61.48 for each 1.000 gallons. For using a lit lie more than 3 .9 million gallons of water In March. Moore said the association paid 66,047. In Feb­ ru a ry . th e association paid 67.904 to use 4 million gallons. Based on Cum m ings' declared rates, the 600 association water users would pay about 613.000 collectively In March, more than enough to pay Sanford and what C u m m ings said Is about 63.000 per m onth In expenses. The -DIAMONDS STERLING SILVER 14K GOLD EARRINGS "349 CHOICE DIAMOND JEWELRY SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES SELECTED 14K GOLD CHAINS PEARLS SPECIAL COLLECTION OF SAPPHIRE JEWELRY 14K GOLD CHAINS IRS seizes $2.5 million in prostitution receipts U nited Praia International T A M I’A . — Slate and federal agents unveiled a nationwide undercover operation Thursday targeting prlccy massage parlors and escort services that accept credit cards for sexual favors. In te rn a l R e v e n u e S e rv ic e agents seized financial records and documents during raids In 18 cities W ednesday on 36 high-priced prostitution busi­ nesses. said Maurice D ellm cr. IRS chief of crim inal Investiga­ tion. D u rin g the tw o-ye a r sttng operation, authorities created two phony businesses, one In Atlanta and another In Tam pa. Th e massage parlors and escort services unwittingly scnl 25.000 credit card slips worth 62.5 millon lo the bogus businesses, he said. " (T h e credit card receipts) average 6800 lo $900 per charge slip. T h is Is not a street level escort service or street-level prostitution ring." Detimer said during a m orning news confer­ ence In Tam pa. While state and federal agents were going over details of the Investigation, managers from escort services called In. warning Tam p a police officers posing as m oney launderers that "th e feds." seized their records. Dcttmer said agents are also scanning the documents for evi­ dence linking the call-girl busi­ nesses with other money laun­ dering activities designed lo hide u p lo 612 m illio n In gross earnings from the IRS. Officials said the escort serv­ ices lake credit cards because traveling businessmen deduct the service, using Ihc bogus company's name, as a business expense. Court rejects sentence T A L L A H A S S E E - Th e Florida S u p re m e C o u r t th re w o u t Thursday the death sentence given Johnnie C . Boute J r . for the m u rd e r of an O rla n d o woman, but II rejected his claim she was killed by two strangers In a racial Incident. Th e court ruled there was sufficient evidence linking Ikiule to the Sept. 3. 1984. m urder of Barbara A n n S m lih In Daytona Beach. But the Justices said Circuit Judge Kim Hamm ond did noi falrny weigh m lilgailng circum stance!) against those demanding his death. " W e t h e r e fo r e fo llo w th e s ta tu to r y m andate and reduce Houle's sentence to life Im pris­ onment w lih no possibility for parole for 25 years." the un­ signed 5-2 ruling says. According lo Court records. Smith offered Uoule 610 lo drive her from Orlando to Daytona Beach, but on the way one of his car tires wenl Hal Houle claimed that while the car was disabled, she Initialed amorous advances toward him. Hut as they walked along the road fur assistance. Houle con­ tended. two while men drove up and began hurling racist epithets at Sm ith, who was white, lloule Is black. Ikiuls said he lied Into nraryby woods while Ihc two white men began beating her while he fled Into the woods ALL TOTAL WEIGHT DIAMONDS A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF 14K GOLD CHAINS ALL JEWELRY BOXES SPECIAL COLLECTION OF STONE JEWELRY SELECTED SEIKO*. PULSAR'. BUIOVA AND CITIZENS* WATCHES o n % To m % f STONE JEWELRY OG'OFF ALL FASHION JEWELRY BY CITATION*. LOREE'. M ARVEILA'. VONELIE GLASTIQIIE' BY RICHELIEU* 83? $99 M BIRTHSTONE JEWELRY SEIKO' WATCHES PULSAR' WATCHES YOUR CHOICE ALL ARMOIRES Sanford Plaza Mon Sal toy Sun 12 5 30 CULTURED AND FRESHWATER PEARLS �4A — Sanlord Herald. Ssnlord. Florid* — Friday, April 8. 1990 Editorials/Opinions ROBERT WAGMAN Protection needed for pensions EDITORIALS O f pols and polls id ipublic policy and It's n o rm a l Tor p o liticia n s to ch e ris h p o p u ­ la rity . bu t th e w ise r one s k n o w It Is n 't a reliable g u id e to go ve rn a n ce . T h e re s u lts of tw o recent p u b lic o p in io n s u rv e y s u n d e rs co re o u r point. In a poll co nd u cte d for a D e m o c ra tic g ro u p , o n ly 61 percent of voters c o u ld v o lu n te e r a n d a n s w e r w h e n asked w h ic h Issues the D e m o ­ cra ts In C o n g re s s are h a n d lin g best, a n d less th a n h alf h ad a n o p in io n o n w h a t th e D e m ocra ts w e re h a n d lin g p o o rly . M o re o ve r, th e poll resp onde nts te nde d (If th eey ) had any o p in io n al a ll) to th in k th e D e m o c ra ts w e re n 't as good as th e R e p u b lic a n s at h a n d lin g e conom ic Issues. W A S H IN G T O N T h e future of tens of thousands of workers and ret trees depends entirely on the financial health of a little know n company that some experts believe Is In deep financial trouble. ti T h e c o m p a n y In q u e s tio n Is th e L o s Angeles-baaed First Executive Corp. M any com ­ panies. Including several that have been the target of corporate raiders, have been term inat­ ing their traditional penatan ftmda for employees and replacing them with annuities purchased from First Executive's Executive Life Insurance Co. subsidiary. In this way the corporation — or the raider — la able to remove and use excess cash originally In the pension hind. Corporate raiders and cash-strapped com pa­ nies have been able to retd their pension funds because of a controversial ru lin g by the Reagan Labor Department In 1963 that any surplus In s corporate pension fund belongs to the company, not to Its workers and retirees. As long as the company, o r raider, provides for the pension fund’s future obligations through an annuity, the excess funds can be removed for any use. Since the ruling. It la estimated that m ore than 3.000 pension plana — covering 3.3 million employees and retirees — have been terminated and replaced by annuities w ith companies removing more than 630 billion In excesa assets from the terminated hinds. T h is has left employees and rellrees of these c o m p a n ie s w h o lly dependent on First Executive's future fi­ nancial health. First Executive's condition Is now being brought In to q u e s tio n because, more than any other large in ­ surer In America. Its a s s e ts a re r e p r e ­ s e n te d b y J u n k bonds. T h e bottom has fallen out of the Ju n k bond m arket since the collapse of (M a n y believe D re x e l B u rn h a m pension guar­ La m be rt, the p rin ­ antees repre cipal Junk bond u n ­ sent‘a time derwriting firm. b o m b . . . aa F i r s t E x e c u t iv e cosily c u rr e n tly has 45 as the S&L percent of Its total crisis.' J assets in high-yield, high-risk Junk bonds. T h e Insurance Industry as a whole has only 3.6 percent of Its Investments In such bonds, and Po lling e rro r d oe sn't seem to be the a n s w e r. \ since the s u rv e y s w ere ta k e n b y o rg a n iza tio n s of h ig h re p u te . A m o re lik e ly e x p la n a tio n , albeit Incom p le te . Is th a t m a n y vo te rs d o n 't pay close a tte n tio n to w h a t ts h a p p e n in g In C o n g re s s . T h e i r Im p r e s s io n s p f p o litic a l p arties a n d c o n g re s sio n a l ca n d id a te s STe ’ ’ sh a p e d b y . m a n y th in g s , . s o m e . o L U h o a J . extraneous. U n it! that h a p p en s, h o w e v e r, good senators a n d representatives w ill c o n tin u e m a k in g th e ir p o licy decisions m a in ly o n the basis of th e ir o w n best Ju d g m e n t. A n d those w h o na viga te b y the w a v e rin g co m p a s s of p u b lic l i be l t ................................. o p in io n w ill lik e ly to lose th e ir w a y . LETTERS TO EDITOR LrUers to the editor ure welcome. All letters muni be signed. Include the address of the writer and a duyilm e telephone number. Letters should lx- on a slnghlr subject and be as brief us possible.. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World "Now. let's vole on changing the title 'presi­ dent' to C Z A R .'" So far all the m onthly checks of retirees covered b y a First Executive annuity have arrived on time, and the company Insists tt will continue to operate "norm a lly.'' " T h is company Is In very robust financial condition." Executive Life's Senior Vice Presi­ dent A llan Chapman recently told a reporter. "A n y suggestion we won't perform on obliga­ tions la far-fetched." Cabinet ‘fat cat’ lives high on hog S o m e D e m o c ra tic p o litic ia n s In te rp re t the oil a results of the first poll aa e vid e n ce tha t th e ir p a rty lacks a cle a r Id e n tity . T h a t h a s been the ra p against the D e m o c ra ts for ye a rs, a n d It has som e v a lid ity . B u t th e n h o w does one e x p la in the p a rty 's a p p a re n t rise In p o p u la ri­ ty? F ro m a g o o d -g o v e rn m e n t p o in t o f v ie w . It w o u ld be better If m o re v o te rs stayed abreast of Issues facing C o n g re s s a n d a djusted th e ir e va lu a tion of ca n dida te s a c c o rd in g ly . T h e k n o w le d g e w o u l d n 't n e c e s s a r ily c h a n g e m a n y voters* p a rty preferences, bu t It w o u ld m a ke for greater a c c o u n ta b ility In g o v e rn ­ m e n t. However. It Is the very fact that First Executive does have such a concentration of high-return Junk bonds that has allowed tt to offer annuities at a relatively low prem ium rate. T h is Is what has made First Executive so attractive to companies such as Pacific Lum ber. Revlon. Butova W atch. Cannon, Coleman and National Forge. First Executive has already announced a charge agalnat aaaeta of 6515 m illion In (he fourth quarter of I9 6 0 to reflect the decreased value of Ita Junk bond holdings. It Is also expected to announce a 1969 loss of around 6300 million. Th e company admits that things will probably get worse before they get better. JA C K ANDERSON Yet a Wall Street Journal -N B C p o ll sh o w e d a s h a rp Increaae since S e p te m b e r in the p e rc e n ta g e o f c itiz e n s p la n n in g to v o te D e m o cra tic In th is y e a r's co n gre ssio n a l elec­ tions. i the Insurance regulations of m any states forbid an Insurance company from having more than 30 percent of Its assets in less than "Investment grade" corporate bonda. r D A V I D S. B R O D E R Voters w ant cam paign reform W A S H IN G T O N D a n H s m m e s . the publisher of the St. Maries. Idaho, weekly Gazette-Record, had a visit last month from a Democratic aspirant for the Senate named Ron Twllegar. Humm cs later wrote: "M r. Tw llegar ran so fast from the only Issue he was asked to specifically address, one wonders w h y he bothered to visit...It's one thing for the Joe Citizen to be stymied about an Issue. But when a man decides he's this stale's best person In serve In the U.S. Senate, he better damned well know what he stands for — and against. Eventually Mr. Tw llegar and his advisors will decide what he thinks. It's our Job to ensure he does It before the prim ary." A thousand miles away. In Altoona. Pa., the Altoona Mirror ran a caustic editorial, based on reporting by Its Washington correspondent. Bob Mitchell. Th e editorial questioned w hy Rep. Bud Shuster (R-Pa.). who has not had an opponent since 1984. found It necessary to spend S IB 1.968 on campaign expenses In off-year 1989 to get ready for an election In w h ic h It tu rn s o u t, once again, he Is unopposed. Down In Stuart. Fla.. Palm Beach Post reporter Stephanie L. Jackson got space In her paper for a piece meticulously dissecting the truth and fallslty or a "fact sheet" distributed by opponents of the bridge project that became the center of the hot local election. How do I know these things? Because, thank goodness, you readers took seriously the offer a few weeks ago to make this colum n a clearinghouse of conspicuous examples of good and bad cam paign practices a nd. especially, the way the press handles cam ­ paign lies and distortions. R e a d e r s In C o e u r d 'A l e n e . I d a h o . H ollldaysburg. Pa., and Palm C ity. Fla., furnished these examples of commendable whistle-blowing by y»e press. And m any others of you sent In Instances where you thought the candidates were getting away with m urder — or at least m aking It hard for the voters to exercise their franchise responslbllty. T h e counllnulug repsonse to the series of columns on em pty campaigns, negative ads and the money that fuels them convinces me that It Is the year a genuine rebellion against the cheapening of our politics m ay take place. Th a t's what the New York T im e s said In the first-rate scries of front-page articles last week. It's what J a c k W . G e rm o n d and Ju le s Wltcover. who were on to this Issue early, wrote In their nationally syndicated colum n about "T riv ia in Texas." a deserved knock on the pettiness and meanness of 'the recent gubernatorial prim ary In Ihe Lone Star State. Cable News Network, the Philadelphia Inquirer and many other large news organizations are gelling on Ihe case. W hat's more Impressive lo me is ihc way local papers arc t a k i n g o n t h e challenge of giving c itiz e n s better i n ­ formation about the candidates and are putting the heat on contenders to deal responsibly with the voters' concerns. The A b e rd e e n . S .D ., American News used two reporters and a p a g e -a n d -a -h a lf of space for a study of the record and repu­ tation of Sen. Larry Pressler (R|. a can­ didate for re-election, ( l l is the y e a rs that would have done enuine rem y paper, the elllon against W a s h in g to n Post, the cheap­ o r a n y o th e r p rou d ening of our Mtlwaukrc Sentinel poll lies may columnist Kenneth R. take place. J Lamke jum ped on lh<-gubernatorial ran didates In his slate for camouflaging Ihe tax Issue, and gave hts readers amm unition for probing questions of the contenders. T h e Journalistic mom entum Is going to be boosted by conferences on this topic scheduled by the Joan Shorrnsteln Barone Center of Harvard's Kennedy School and the Annanberg School of Com munication of Ihe University of Pennsylvania. T h e Center for Repsonslve Politics Is starting a series of six regional conferennces to train Journalists on Ihe coverage of money In politics. Meantime, citizens arc taking Ihe bit In their teeth. Let me mention Jut two of the projects you've brought to m y attention. In Minnesota, the League of Women Voters and the Jefferson Center for New Democratic Processes plan to expand on a technique they tried out In List year's Si. Paul mayoral election. Th e y will create "electoral Juries” of r a n d o m ly selected citize n s to co ndu ct "hearings" on the candidates, analyze their views, and report ihelr findings to the press and public. g O n a national scale, (he Center for Natlnal Independence In Politics, with former Sens. Barry Goldwater (R-Artz.) and William Prox mire (D-W ls.) heading Its board. Is mobilizing 10 "end these negative. Isauclrss campaigns." 11 is preparing "voters' self-defense manuals" for each state, telling themn how to get Information on the candidates' stands ami the Identity of their financial backers. (T h e address of C N IP Is 734 E. University Ulvd.. Tucson. Ariz.. 85719.) Some candidates and campaign consultants arc also getting Into the swing of things, as I II report Mxin W A S H IN G T O N - Most Americans would be honored simply to carry Ihe title of a Cabinet secretary. But Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbachcr has a taste for finer things. A n oil baron by trade. Motbscher was accustomed lo the life of a corporate fat cat before he signed on as a public servant. Evidently some habits arc hard lo break. For Instance. Mosbachrr h a d a b rig h t r f d c a n o p y in s t a lle d outside his private e n t r a n c e lo t h e C o m m e rc e D e p a rt­ m e n t b u ild in g In W a s h in g to n . T h a t c o s t $ 6 ,3 0 0 — perhaps the amount you paid In federal Income lax last year. Now you know where your money went. O n an official trip to Cunada last year. M o sb a ch cr wanted I h e r e d c a r p e l (M o s b a c h e r ls treatment. A higharguably the le v e l C o m m e rc e m ost glitzy D e p a rtm e nt source Cabinet sec ro­ said Mosbachcr had tary in recent h is s ta f f ask the history. J R o y a l C a n a d ia n Mounted Poller lo meet his plane and bring along a band. T h r Canadians declined the honor. Mosbachcr 1s arguably the most glitzy Cabinet secretary In recent history. His blur eyes and mane of gray hair make a striking Impression. He Is said lo be charm ing anil gracious. He made his fortune — estimated al more than $200 million — as an oil and gas p r o s p e c t o r . M o s b a c h c r a n d h is w ife Georgette, a cosmetics executive, had heavy advance billing as the couple that would take Washington by storm. Tha t didn't pan oul. T h e y give lavish parties, bul Mrs. Mosbachcr now spends much of her time taking care of business In New York Instead of m aking Ihe soiree circuit In Washington. Cabinet secretaries don't work their way up through the ranks as career civil servants, and Robert Mosbachcr is no exception. But In a sense, he earned the Cabinet Job. He raised millions of dollars as finance director of George Bush's 1988 campaign. Mosbachcr doesn’t apologize for w inning a Cabinet post because he Is a generous Republican parly supporter who can w ring big bucks out of his friends. In fact, after he became Commerce secretary, he complained that not enough prime political appointments were going lo those w ho had paid their dues by contribut­ ing heavily lo Republican campaigns. A spokesman for Mosbachcr told us the secretary gels a bum rap because he Is a millionaire and a friend of the president. On Capitol Hill. Mosbachcr has received a mixed reception. He Is accessible and likable. He won points last year when he persuaded Bush to keep certain technological secrets from going to Ihe Japanese In the Joint manufacture of Ihe FS X warplane. Bul Mosbachcr has not lived up to that early billing as a defender of American business Interests. Som e congressional sources told our associate Scott Sleek that they had expected Mosbachcr to be al the forefront of solving A m e rica ’s com pellitvcncss problems. Instead, ihcy said, he has taken a back seal lo Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady and Trade Representative Carla Hills. In Ihe last few weeks. Mosbachcr has picked up some mom entum . He made a high profile trip to Japan to discuss trade problems. And his defenders point out that Bush recently endorsed a concept pushed by Mosbachcr — ihe softening of anti trust laws so government and Industry can collaborate on high-tech developments. And what about that canopy'.' Mosbachrr s oilier told us lhai the secretary has lots of Important people com ing lo visit him and hr wants lo make an Impression. �Sanford HaraM. Sanford, Florida — Friday. April 6, 1990 — (A Watchdog says waste firms’ records poor R A L E IG H . N.C. - A national w a tc h d o g o rg a n iz a tio n Kata three companies v y in g for the c o n tr a c t to c o n a tr u c t a n d operate a regional hazardoua waste In c in e ra to r In N o rth Carolina as leas than desirable. Brian Llpsett. a researcher for the Citizens Clearinghouse for Hazardous Waste, said TThursday hun that the companies named aa contract candidates have histo­ ries of environmental violations. T h e N .C . Hazardous Waste M a n a g e m e n t C o m m i s s io n Tuesday named O S X Chemical Services Inc. of Colum bia. S.C., A m e ric a n N u K e m C o r p . of Mahsrahy. N J.. and Ogden En­ vironmental Services Inc. of San Dtego. Calif., as the top bidders for the M O million facility. A c c o r d in g to In fo rm a tio n co m p ile d b y L lp se tt at the non-profit research group In A rlington. V a .. O S X officials for price-fixing In Los and American Angeles County C NuKem'e parent company was cited In Weal Germ any. O g d e n E n v iro n m e n ta l, founded In I M S . has been cited for 10 violations but not fined. Despite the violations, hazard­ ous waste companies continue to operate because of lax enforce­ ment of environmental laws and Indifference b y go ve rn m e n t commissions, said Llpsett. " D u m p in g toxic wastes Il­ legally and poisoning children la leaa of a crim e than selling drugs according to some people." said Llpsett. barrel] Hinnant. com m lasinn executive director. In response to the watchdog's Information, said the panel would examt the a- -w-----companies’ backgrounds Dciore It selects one by May I. " T h e co m m is s io n feels It needs more Information about their environmental compliance history and It w ill be getting t h a t ,* * s a i d c o m m i s s i o n spokeswoman Marge Howell. Proposals submitted b y the companies required them to Ust Color tells Congress of critical need for better social services Untied Press I sal T A L L A H A S S E E - A funding shortage Is depriving abused children and Iheir families of critically needed help In Florida and throughout the nation, the head of the state's social service agency aald Thursday. ‘ ‘ T h e r e la n o w b o t h acknowlegement of and con­ sensus that we m u it forge a national policy for children and families." slate Health and Re­ habilitative Services Secretary Greg Coler told a congressional subcommittee In Washington. "W e must commit ourselves lo Improving the lives of children and back that commitment with alrong political, social and finan­ cial Investments." he said. Coler testified on behalf of the America Public Welfare Aaaoctalion about the critical shortage of children's services before (he U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Subcommittee on Hum an Resources. His re­ port. based on a nationwide survey, also was released In Tallahassee. O nly 23 states reported that drug treatment for children was available statewide, and only 29 states aald drug treatment for parents waa available, he aald. "These serious limitations on the full availability of necessary services are real evidence of what we had surmised: T h a i our system serves prim arily those children w ho are victim s of the moot obvious, serious abuse and neglect." Coler said. "Clearly, they are a priority, but the other needs are there and real." Children In the system are Increasingly troubled by pov­ erty. drugs, sexual abuse, physi­ cal and mental health problems. A ID S and developmental dis­ abilities. Coler said. “ Th e common problems fac­ ing families and children today stem from a multitude of sources and require shared problem solving." Coler said. "Unfortu­ nately. what we have found Is only sporadic cooperation be­ tween the public child system and other public and private agencies a nd InatltuHons.” A m o ng the problems Coler cited were: -------Low salaries for social service workers. Including those w h o respond to 2 .2 m illion reports of abused and neglected children annually. -------Funding shortages and a lack of qualified Job candidates, which kept 32 states from filling all their authorized case-worker positions. ------- In a de q ua te c o m p u te r s y s t e m s to h a n d l e th e paperwork for tracking clients and cases. -------- F o s t e r c a r e r e i m ­ bursements that averaged leaa than 9340 a month, too low lo entice qualified people. -------A lack of accountability for clients In (he system. In­ cluding children who sometimes suffer and die under social serv­ ice management. Proposal ilA In detail their environmental compliance history. "N ow It Is time for the com ­ mission to look Into the com pli­ a n c e h is to rie s Its e lf." sa id along." said Rep. Ron Silver. D-North Miam i Beach, the btll'a sponso r and chairman of Ihe pari-mutuel subcommittee. Stiver said the measure would Inject some m uch needed reve­ nue Into an Industry that has been suffering ever since the state lottery began, especially the greyhound tracks. Th e M il would levy a 3 percent tax on the pari-mutuel opera­ tions that would go to Ihe state and a 2 percent tax benefiting Ihe focal govern m ent where the facility operates. In o th e r c o m m itte e actions Thursday: • T h e Senate Rules Com m it­ tee voted 13-to-l to permit a floor vote on Senate President Bob Crawford's proposed con­ stitutional am endm ent to extend open-government laws to the Legislature. Aa o r ig in a lly d ra fte d . Crawford's plan w ould have de­ clared that any meeting between two or more lawmakers to dis­ cuss legislative business would be open to the public. T h e House and Senate would be permitted to draft guidelines to give the public advance notice of such meetings. B u t c o m m it t e e m e m b e rs complained that would permit reporters and others to show up at their offices at a n y lime and demand entrance. So the panel voted to amend the proposal to extend the public notice re­ quirement only to meetings of a m a jo rity of a n y co m m itte e , su bcom m itte e o r conference committee. • A House Health and Re­ habilitative Services subcom ­ m ittee a p p rove d a m easure allowing the state to take babies aw ay from co ca ine -a ddicte d mothers. House BUI 2921 would require doctors to give a drug test to newborn babies If medical evi­ dence Indicates the mother* had used controlled substances while pregnant. If a child lesta positive, the doctor must report Ihe results as neglect so the state can de­ termine whether to terminate the parents' rights to raise ihe child and deem the child de­ pendent. Budd Bell, coordinator for the But It la doubtful the m ission w ill reject all three companies and start the process "Th e re probably Is not a waste company In existence today. In keeping u p w ith the changing environmental regulations, that has not had some history of violations." aald Howell. North Carolina must have a regional hazardoua waste Incin­ erator operating by Dec. 31. 1 9 9 2 u n d e r an a g re e m e n t a p p r o v e d b y th e O e n e r a l Assembly. T h e Incinerator will b u m 90.000 tons annually, a solvent-recovery plant will han­ dle 19.000 tons of waste each year and a landfill will store 10.000 tons of ash annually. Hotel fire claims two MIAMI — Fire broke out In a hotel In South Miami Beach early Friday, killing at least two residents and Injuring others, authorities said. T h e roof of the ihree-slory Fontana Hotel, which housed a m ixture of elderly residents and young people, collapsed In the blaze. T h e cause of the fire waa not Immediately known. T h e Red Croas set up a shelter near (he hotel and look In 170 people aa firefighter* * swarmed the hotel. Officials thought the blaze was nearly out al one point but It flared u p again. T h e adjacent Prince Michael Hotel, anolher residential hotel, was evacuated. W ater restrictions less severe than thought T A M P A — Th e most restric­ tive water measures ever to be Imposed In west Florida will begin Wednesday, but water man agars- say Ihose-res frictions will not be’ ‘ r^ a s t l A i as first antffltAfed. A >L*g P e o p le li v in g w i t h i n the southern portion of the 16county Southwest Florida Water Management D istrict w ill be allowed to water their lawna addresses will be allowed to water Wednesday and Sunday. twice each week Instead of the once-a-week. aa waa suggested la s t m o n t h , o f f ic ia ls aald Thursday. Word of the decision reached area water suppliers Thursday morning, a district spokesman •i Under the new plan, with even-numbered addresses In the Ta m p a Bay area will be allowed to water their lawna during the m orning and evening on Tuesdays and Saturday a. People living at odd-numbered "It seems to be the next logical atep In the progression to go from Irrigating three daya per week lo two daya per week, rather than go from three days to one d a y ." 'a a ld d is t r ic t ^spokesman Ja y Davis. "II people use ail three days they’re probably overwatering thetr la w n." Davla aald. " T w o daya m ay still not be n ecessary for their lawna. If we get some rain. Irrigating once a week would probably do II." Farmers also face tougher Ir­ rigation restrictions next week, but Davis said officials have yet to work out details. Clearinghouse on Hum an Serv­ ices. aald lawmakers did nol seem to realize the potential consequences of the bill. "Pretty soon, we're going to have a lot of little children Institutionalized." Bell said, a d­ ding (hat drug-addicted women who need natal care Ihe mosl would stop going to hospitals lo have Iheir babies delivered. • A House Crim inal Justice subcommittee approved a bill that says references lo a rape victim 's clothing should not be a legitimate defense for a rape suspect. H B 1393. sponsored by Rep. Elaine Gordon. D-North Miami. Is a direct response to a Broward County rape ease last year In which the Jury acquitted the auapect. r u lin g the alleged victim had "aaked fo r" the asaault because she was wearing a lace miniskirt and no u n ­ d e rw e a r. . Southland— C e e lin e e g f r e e Page I A creased traffic. "Y o u 'll set up a precedent for all of us lo come back and ask for a land use change If you consider this spot zoning." resi­ dent Doc Jore sa Id. After Ihe vole. Wlnebcrg said he thought he had prepared a t well as he could have for Ih r meeting. " A picture la worth u thousand words." he said of his artist s rendering of ihe site. Developer Jim Mack said Lake Mary Is a good city lo build In and he would be back. "W e 'rr considering asking for three h o u s ts on one acre lots." h r said. ^BANKRUPTCY ^ •MIT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • •m t our atit s . a re roua snore«rv ■CONSOLOATltU S •star c o u ic t o *thmats •STOP FOSCCLOSUSS AMOUMNSUfTS M U UCTURU •NOON, MTURMYS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW * o rH w ia v e u 3 3 9 -2 0 2 2 *><■ M S . 177I W M A m |IMMMSm WU SS OS) HERNIA Last m onth, the district's gov­ erning board directed Its staff to h a m m e r.o u t so-called "Phase III" water-use restrict Ions. FREE DEMONSTRATION OF FAOO-SEAL ■ s p u n s n n v c n n o n g w i M n c i fro m d m r * c io r y w in d m n vra A 14-month drought In west and south Florida has starved m any water wells, forcing record low levels. NOMLTTO ORB BAT ORLT. MOR. AHUL 9TB Laks H m m , MO r . PatMtta AakterR. Myrtek ■•mo s n u n to o w n •so susourr taws (S am -a SMS PapersC o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A Th e donated papers arc the most extrusive collection of m a­ terial on Ih r subject, according lo experts. The guide to Ihe Chase papers, written by Dena Elizabeth Snodgrass, calls Ihe papers a "large and Important collection". Thirteen descendants of the Chase brothers were In atten­ dance ul the dedication ceremo­ ny. Several told stories of what they recalled about Iheir an­ cestors and others pulled favor­ ite anecdotes from the papers. "T h e y chose the University of Florida because we have a large research lib ra ry as well as Lotto C o n tin u e d fro m Paga 1A rise, ticket sales Increase. Seminole County residents arc conlribullng. "I'v e bought 10 tickets every day this week." said Janice Corrlck who was In line ul Ihe 7 -1 1 on First Street and French Avc. In Sanford. Holding the green olflclal lottery pencil above the pink and g rrru card, she placed It on numbers randomly and filled In Ihe rectangular spaces. "T h e y pick ihe numbers blindly so w hv shouldn't I?” Mary Ik-echam laughed. She has a m uch m ore scientific DEATHS M A R T H A H. RABOR N Martha H. Rahorn. 82. 101 N. V irg in ia A v c .. Sanford, died Tuesday at Lakrvlcw Nursing C c n lrr, Sanford. Born April 2. 1908. In Sprlngllrld. Ten n.. she moved lo Sanford from Delray Ik-ach III 1929. She was Ihe fn rn u -r o w n e r of S e m in o le County Laundry anti Downtown Cleaners and a member of the First Baptist Church. Sanford. She was a former member of Ihe Se m in o le M em orial Hospital W om en's Auxiliary and Sanford 1*1lot Club. Survivors Include son. M L. "S o n n y ." Suntord: sisters. Mary S m i t h . T a l la h a s s e e . R u t h A tta in s. C e d a r H i ll. T e n n : extensive records In the agricul­ tural school." explained Barbara King, development officer at Ihe University ofFlorida library. Deborah Walk, an archivist with the Rollins College library noted that Rollins was mosl Interested In preserving the his­ tory of the college, the oldest college In the state. "W e 'll leave the stale history to the bigger research libraries." W alk said. T h e guide organizes Ihe busi­ ness and personal records and correspondence of one of the pioneer families In the Florida citrus Industry. "Th e re Is all sorts of Informa­ tion In these papers that Just couldn't be accessed because they (the Chase family) saved everything and It was too con­ fusing." Florida historian Dr. Jack Lane said. Helen Chase, daughler-ln-law of Sydney Chase, said that when she first saw the voluminous collection. It was stored at her husband's Uncle Jo shua's house In orange crates marked with the Chase and C om pany Cluster Brand logo which now adorns Ihe cover of the guide. " It (the collection) was all over Ihe libra ry." she said. "A u n t Mary complained that he saved everything.” It Is because the Chases were so careful In save all Iheir correspondence that historians will be able to do new research Into the agricultural history of Florida. ^ Lane added that 'h e looked forward to being able to research the papers w ith Ihe help of the new guide. Lane said the papers are a "treasure trove" of In­ formation that can now be ac­ cessed thanks (o Ihe "m a p " provided In the guide. "It was so exciting lo get the whole Chase family logclher for this event." King said. "F e e l f lo o d A g a in ' LAKE MARY BLVD CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC OH (MOMAV ► (ANtlfeLL O • approach. " I use m y grand­ c h i ld r e n ’ s b i r t h d a y s ." she explained. Gorrlck. who has "n o Idea" whai she'd do with Ihe money If she won. said she'd probably quit work so that she would have l i m e to w o r k o n a p la n . Hcecham. on the other hand. Is retired, but thinks the might start her own business If she won. "I'd like loopen a childrens clothing store." she said. She added she would share some of her winnings with her g r a n d c h il d r e n s in c e t h e ir birthdays would be her ticket lo wealth. Mosl of the people who come . I; b ro lh e ra . C h a rle s H o lm a n . S p rln fle ld . R o be rt H o lm a n . E liz a b e t h t o w n . K y .. J a c k H o lm a n . G le n d a le . K y .; six g ra n d c h ild re n : seven gre a t­ grandchildren. G r a m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. NJAKA. Da. TH IU U JIMZTTI OIAN Memorial Mf* (M lor Or TNetmg Jenette 0*90 U. oI Chftrteftten. W V *. *ho <J*d No# M. Im. ••> bo II om iotwrdoy mormog. April f. «t Si JPwi MiiMfMfy Bopfitt. loolord a.m Rtv Rabort Doctor off tooting intermont mil teltew m Rotftewn Comotery. Sonford Zondort Punorol Homo. Apopka Tbo Poopte ftChoice »neftorgo of orrongom#«t» through Ih r line In buy tickets have said they usually play the lotto game, but they are gam bl­ in g e xtra m oney this week because of Ihe big Jackpot, according to Mark. Ihe clerk at Ihe 7 - I I on 17-92 and Collins St. near Lake Mury. " I guess we have a few more people than usual, but a lot of Ihe regulars are buying more tick e ts th a n th e y n o rm a lly w ould." he said. Jo n Dorsclt said he has been buying tickets with every spare dollar he has this week. "I'v e even spcnl some of m y cigarette money." he said with u smirk, adding that If he wins lie'll have lime lo quit smoking because he will leave his Job and go f is h in g “ s o m e p la c e q u i e t ...m a y o c I 'l l b u y the E v e rg la d e s a nd go f is h in g there." Dorset! adds the two tickets h r purchased to a half Inch thick pile held together with a rubber b a n d In h is s h ir t p o c k e t. "Th e re 's got lo be a winner In here somewhere." Sandy and L rs lrr Sm all are tilling oul a card. " I think I'm gonna be lucky Ibis week." she said palling L rstrr on the back. L r s lr r . sm irking, crosses his arm s across his chest. " I'm gonna w in and lake this old guy on u world lour with m e ." Sandy added. "Lotto. Schm ollo.” he said rolling his ryes lu rk . " I'd rather spend lhal money on some |M>pcorn al Ihe movies." 40/ t L u ll. L I k , M .li , H 1, .1 « o r b . , o « 44 C f o U n V *.**<•*,I * I/ i ' i • All III ACCIDINIS • FI HSONAl INItlHV • FAIN CON I HOI • WORK! H 1 COMF • Sl IF 4 I A l l INIUHIIS P H . 322-9300 1 SECURITY APPLIANCES I * . «, . ,, L _ lf _ SA Isa UOS. n w - *■—*. H SIM O IK Y O U R FEET i OR. M C H A 1 L A U E C H TE * p ^ . , , 1 SIGNS OF TROUBLED FEET If you're having a problem with your feet, yo u may think It's m inor until the discomfort and foot fatigue get out of hand. A ny limiting of activities on the Job or at home can be a serious problem until yo u r feet get the treatment they need. There are m any signs of troubled feet, and here are a few to watch for. CO R N S AND C A L LU S E S are caused by fric­ tion and pressure that may be attributed to defects In the fool s bone structure. W A R TS may be mistaken for calluses, but they are really quite different. A wart la a akin growth which has Its own blood and nerve supply and tends to spread If left u n ­ treated. B U N IO N S are caused by misaligned toe Joints, u su­ ally the big toe. and can become swollen and lender. FU N G U S C O N D ITIO N S, suchaaatlifeles foot, tend to attack the feet In the warm, moist areas between the toes. T O E N A IL IN FEC TIO N , sometimes caused by tmprop erty (rimmed nails, can also he caused by structural defects. If you have any of these signs of troubled feet, see your fool specialist for examination and treatment. •••• From the odlce of: S E M IN O L E F O O T • A N K L E C L IN IC . P-A. 8 19 F irs t S t., Sanford 3 3 0 -6 5 3 8 SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD WILL BE CONDUCTING A SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE AND BID INVITATION SALE APRIL 21 AND APRIL 23 Miscellaneous Property will be available tor Immediate sale Seated bids on miscellaneous equipment will be accepted until 4 p.m. April 23. 1990. The School Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Terms: Cash, Cashier’s Check or Money Order only. Property sold on bid must be claimed by April 27,1990. All other property is cash and carry, no holds or storage. Hours: SATURDAY 8-2, MONDAY 9-4. Westside Annex 3rd St. and Maple Ave., Sanford, FL. �•A — Santont Htrald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, April 0. 1990 L#q#l Notlcre L«gal N otlctt Lagal Notlcaa Lagal Notice# N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S M AM ! Motto I* haraby (Ivon mat an •ft inyagad In bualnata at 14)1 Byrd Annua. laniard. Seminole Cavnty. Florida, undor tlto F l t l l l l a g i M am a at C A M P S t L L ' l T R U C K IM O COMPANY, and mat « o Inland to register ta tt nano oim mo Clorti at Itto Circuit Court. Sam inoto County. Florida, m ac cardanco trim ma PravMlom at mo Fictitious Mama Statutes. To Will Section •*) W Florida Slat utoslW Tamm la Loo Camaholl. Jr. Robin Lynn Camgbatl Publish: April 0. 1J. >0. )7. 1000 O IP 4 7 N O TIC E OP F IC TIT IO U S NAM E It harady »lvan that I am angagad In butlnatt at Ml Mill Run O r . Lad* Mary D 74*. lam Inala County. Florida, under lha Fktitloui Nam* *1 BURMA IM P O R TS USA. and Ihal I Inland ta regUter t a d name m m lha Clark at th* Circuit Court. Samlnai* County. Flarl da. In accordant* a im Hi* Pravltlong of th* Flcllllavt Nam* Stalutat. T* Wit: Section M l Ft Florida Stalutat 1*17 VilayDua Pudllth: March X April 4 11 X IW R DEO Its N O TIC E UN D ER PICT IT to y I N A M I IT 4 T U T B TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN: NOTICE It hereby (Ivan that IK* utonlR nad. puriuant le IK* "F lc tttla v t Nam* lla tg ta ". Chapter M l ot. Pier Id* itatrtae. alll regular alTK Hi* Clark *1 Hi* Circuit Court, In and Nr W m lrok Caunly. Florida, upon tacaipl and praot al I N puklk* Hen *• Hite Notica. Hi* nctltWu* nam*. t* *11: R U E K IN G ■ IL L A R O S P A R L O R undar nh k k a* aepact ta angap* In butlnatt *• 1171 S. HtgKaty 17 tt. Maitland. Florid*. That lb* corporation Intarattad In tald butlnatt «ngarprtt» It *1 tellem W P. IN V E S T M E N T). IN C .(F lo rid a carper atlan. D A TE D al Orlande. Orange County. Florida. March *. IWR W P . IN VES TM EN TS . INC By WayttaPMlp**. IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T 0 » T N I E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT. IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S N A M I Motto it handy (loan mat na art angagai! In buainaw at sot W Lake Mary »t v d . IN*. U k a Mary. F la . SontlnaM CMatty. Florida, undor mo Fktltlaua Kamo at T N I L IG H T HOUSE, and mat i n Inland to roflttor laid name trim ltd Clara at mo Circuit Court, SamlnaN County, Florida. In accordance aim mo Prorltlano at tha Flctlttaua Mama Statute*. To Wit: Sactlon •at 00 Florida Slatutoa i« 7 Ron Tata or Caret Tatfcar Publish April a. a n . ir. tooo O (P A ) N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S N A M I Motto It handy (Iron mat I am angagad M builnow at F O Bo« tall. Sanford, torn Inala County. Florida, under tha Fktltlaua Mama at S IM 1 N O L I M A N A G EM E N T C O . and that I Inland ta register aoM noma m m ma Cierti at ma Circuit Court, lorn inala County. Fieri da. In accordance with the Prevttlena at tha Flctlllaua Mama Statutes, Ta Wit: Section to JW F uu Ida Statute* l*S7 Windy Mlraglluate Publish: A*rll 4 1). X V . IMP D IP * ) N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S M AM I Motica la haraby (Iran mat no are angagad In butlnata at lt t l M illla n d Cantar Ctm m o m , Maitland. Fla. 1J7JI, Samlnai* Caunly, Florid*, under lha Flctlllaua Nam* el ADVANCED CARD TEC HN O LO G Y, and mat no Inland la register Mid nam* m m ma Clark at lha Circuit Court. Samlnai* County. Ptorl da. In accordance with tha Provisions *1 tha Flctlllaua Nam* Statu***. T# Wit: Sactlon aai M Florida Statute* its?. Nall leuchar Pudlllh: April*. I I X . IT. t m D IP * * N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S N A M I Nolle* It handy (Ivan that I am engaged In butlnatt at X7 Marc SI . Sanford. FL J177). Samlnai* County, Florida, undar the Fktilloua Nam* at A LTA IR S C IE N T IF IC F O U N D A TIO N , and mat I Intend to regular told nam* aim m* Clerk at m* Circuit Court. Seminal* County, Florida, In accordanc* m m lha Prayitieni at tha Flctlllaua . Nam* SialutlRcT* Wit Sacttan , aai0»FloridaBUfqtM US? O raO INorm lYnnTi Pudlllh March n . X April a. 11. IWO o e o ns N O T IC IO F F IC TIT IO U S N A M I Nolle* la handy given that a* . a n ingagad In buainatt at I01T Watl Lak* Sr an ik y Road. Al famen I* Sprlngt. FL H714. Sam inoto County. Florid*, undar lha Fkttneut Nam* at CR AFTS RY . PH YLLIS, and mat a* Intend ta roglllor M id nam* aim lha Clark at the Circuit Court. Sam Inal* Caunly. Florida. In ac cordance a im tha Previelene at m* Fktitloui Nam* Statute*. To Wit: Section SOSO* Florida Slat utesIMJ Robert M M aiaall Phylllt H M aiaell Pudllth March 71. H . April a. ; i n wo o e o no N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S N A M I Nolle* It hereby given that I am angagad In butlnatt al 1)1) Scant' Or . Sanford. FL. Sami nola Caunly. Flerlde. undar tha Fktilloua Nam* al U N IF IE D SALES A SERVICES, and mat I ' inland ta rag, tier tald nam* m m lha Clark al lha Circuit Court. Samlnai* County. Fieri da. In accordant* aim th# Provitient al lha Flclltiout Nam* Statute*. T* Wit Section aai 0* Florida Statute* Its; M G. Jerry Hoiteway Pudllth March It. J1 10. April a. itto o e o in N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Nalica It haraby given mat I am ingagad In butlnatt at M l) Conical Drive. Sanford. Sami not* County. Florid*, undar m* Flctlllaua Nam* al AOVICE 4 C O N S E N T BUSINESS CON S U LTAN T. and Ihal I Inland la regular M>d name aim lha Clark el lha Circuit Court. Sam ino*a County. Florida. In ac cordanc* aim ma Previtiona al m* Fktlfieut Nam* Statute* To Wit Saction M l 0* Florid* Slot uta* m l Robert L Mooney Pudllth March n . » April 4 111H 0 d e o no N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S N A M I Notica it haraby gtvan that I am to bu«<n#ts at !91 N 17 91. Long wood FL *2790. Samineia County. Florida, undar tha Fichltaua Noma at OR IF F IN F IN A N C IA L SYSTEM S. and that I inNnd to r#0lftNr M 'd «#m# with th* Clare of tha Circuit Court,. Sawnota County. Florida in occordanca m lh lha Provitiont ot tha Fictitious Hama Statutat. To Wit Sactton u \ ot f or a# Statutas m ; Sharon Gish Publish March Id. 23. )0. April a. iwo o e o in NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notica it 'NHrtby Qi v*n that « ami #ng.#g«d In hwainats «• US Douglas A*a Suita J2GIE Al tamoRta Springs. Sam Inolo Count t Florida undar tha Fictitious Nam* of W W EN TERPRISES and mat I inland to rogistar said nama anth tha Cloth ot th# Circuit Court Sam inoi» Countr Florida, in ac cordancv mitn th# Provisions ot th* Fictihau* Nam# Statutes, To W*t Section tat Of Florida Slat wtes m t B U G Ward Publish April * I). JO |f 1*10 OEP *4 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT. IN A N D PON SEM IN OLE CO UN TY, FLO R ID A CASE N O i fS -ltel-CA-ff I IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OP DONALD M .H A V IR D , Husband. Patmonar, PubHtk M*rcK It. 11 A * .■ « « D I O 17) L O U T T A O . H AV IBD . wvwf HOTpanamTi N O TIC E OR ACTIO N TO : L O R E TTA O .M A V IR O A 4 # tts Unfcnewn YOU A R 8 H 8 R EB Y NO TI E I I D Itof a Pvflttan N r Dit m *uttan •! AAnrrtaf* hnt b##n IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OP T N I II T N JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT. IN A N D FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY , FLO R ID A CASE NO. IP I]7 t-C P * * L n f i lrta ta n r v t a n p T •* irowr R iiM Wta ar P N aN nf ta taa Rvttttan uaan tha RvtHtanar'i attartwy. Rkhnrd L AAamatat l i R u l r a . H O N a rth Rarfe Ararnia. ftantarta. Otartda SZ771 and flta lha arta*nai i R p a t a ar Rtaadiwi in tha offk# ot th# Ctarft #f lha Circuit Court, an ar b#tar# th# tat day ot Maya 1990 If yau fall ta da ta. a Oafauit ba tahan ogaintt In INR E: THE MARRIAGE OF SAMI EH K. AYYOUBI. SALAM HASWEH AYYOLJRI. WIN N O TIC E O F ACTION TO : SALAM HASWEH A YYO U BI MtB*n*dkl Way Cattalberry, Florid* D707 YOU AR E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D Ihal an action lor 01) SOLUTION OF M ARRIAGE hat bean Iliad and you ar* required I* terra a copy al yeur nlrttan denial ta II on Palillanar't Al te rn ty, Daniel T . Medved, nhaaa addreta It Chaak 4 Tret tar. 101 Sunny lean R d . Suita Mt. Cattalberry. Florida 171*7, on ar balara May, *. IW0. and llN IK* original aim the ctark el thle court etthar betor, tervtce en Ptllllenar’t attorney ar Im mediately tharaattev, other*lie a dalaull alll be entered egamn yau lar H* rail*! demanded In tna petition. W ITNESS M Y hand and the tael at Hi* Court an April 4. two (SEA L) M ARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O FTH E CIR CU IT CO U R T By Sharon Dunn At Deputy Clark Publlth: April ( . t l M. 17. two O I F 7) Dated al Sanford. Saminote County, Ftartan, this ]7th day of March. Iff#. (SaoO M AR YA N N E MORSE CLER K O F TH E CIR C U IT CO U R T 0y: Sharon Dunn Publish March A April A. a A lta i D E O 299 N O TIC E OF PUBLIC HEAR IN G Tha Samlnola County Board of County Commits tenors wilt hold n Public Mooring to contidtr n raquast tor n Dradga and Fill Parmit ta cantfrvct n boathou** approi. SIS Ml ft. Randall Care r man; DFfOOl c o n tra c to r/ M a rc S h a rp ; L ocated an L a f 14. Laka Brantlay Club Phasa II Plat Bnot A Papa* S3 A A On Lnka Brantlay. Sactlon I. Township I f . Rant# IF. Tha Mooring will ba hold In Room W 1H of lha Samlnola County Sarvicat Building. San tarda Florida on April 34. ItaO at 1:30 p m or as soon Iharaatiar as possibte. Written commtnte may ba fitod with tha Land Managamant offlca and thosa appaar mg will ba hoard Parsons ara advisad mat if lhay dactaa ta appaal any da elsion mada al this mooting, that will rtood a record al tha p ra ca adlng . and far such purpose, they may naad to Inaura Ihal a rerbatlm record of tha precaadtngs is mada. whkh record Inctubas tha testimony and auldanca upon which lha appaal It to ba mada. Mark Hardin. Director Land M anagamant Publish April a, IW0 OEP70 IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT OF TH E E I O H T I I N T H JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A C A S IN O : i t M il C A M P HAL ARDEN. Pltlnllll. vt WOODROW PO PE, e tingle man. end SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSN. N O T IC IO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE 11-hereby given mat It* undartlgnad Cleft al IK* C irc u it C o u rt e l Samlnola County- F lor Ida alll on the 10th day ol Way lean al II 00 A M •I tha W EST Front Doer at th* Samlnai* Caunly Courthouse, Sanford. Florida oiler ter t*i* and tall al public outcry la 1h* highetl and bail bidder lar cath. Hi* Mlowlng deter .bed property ututted In SEM INOLE County. Florida Let S. Black *. Tier C. Taan al Santord. according ta the plat Iheraef. at recorded in Plat Book t. Pag* la. Public Recardt *1 Seminal* County. Florida together with tha improvement! that tan and th* natural and equipment therein contained and ahlch pram Ilet ■ h,e *1* Hickory Ar*.. San lord. Florid* purtuanl to lha Final Judgment entered in a cat* pending in laid Court, tho ttyta ot nhkh It indicated above W ITNESS my hand and ol tidal aaal *1 tatd Court Ihit Mm day ot March. IW0 (SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E Jetanic Publlth March » April *. 1W0 DEO »e IN T H « CIR C U IT COURT* E IO H T IIN T H JU O IC IA L CIR CUIT, IN A N O F O R SEM IN OLE CO UNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 9M1 A C A OF P ALLIA N C E M ORTGAGE COMPANY, a F ter tea corporation. Plaint iff. vs. KAREN 2UCCHI. at al., Defendants N O TIC E OP SALE Nalica Is haraby given that, pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmanf of Foreclosure an torad haraln. I will sail lha property situated In Seminote County, Florida, described as: L o t 33. W I L D W O O D P LAN N ED U N IT O EVELO P M E NT, according to tha plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book IF. Pages 1 through id. at tha Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida i f public, sofa, to tha highest and best bidder for cash, at tha west front antranca. Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, al II 00 A M on the iSth day of May. ItaO WITNESS m y hand and Of ficlat Saal of said Court mis 14fh day of March. ItaO (S EA L) M AR YANNE MORSE CLER K. CIR C U IT COURT i y Jana E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish March A Aprils. 1wo D EO AS IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT, SEM IN OLE CO UNTY. FLO R IO A CASE NO. « F 4314-CA taL DIANNE P K E N N E D Y . Plaintiff. vtARTMUR YOUNG AND LERA YOUNG, his wife, and IN V E S TM EN T SECU R ITY M A N A G E * ' N TC O R P . a F ter taa carper at ten. Defendants N O TIC E OF SALE Nolice Is given that pursuant to the Summary Judgment en tered an the 12nd day at March. 1990, in C i v i l A ctio n No •9 4314 CA OfL ot tha Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In .and for Seminole County. Florida,, in which AR T H U R Y O U N G and L I R A Y O U N G . Ms wife, and IN V ES TM E N T S EC U R ITY MAN A G EM E N T C O R P . art the Oe lendants. and O IA N N E P K EN N ED Y , is the Piamttff I will sell to the highest and best bufcNf for cash in the tabby at the west front door ot th# Semmoie County Courthouse, m Santord Florida, at II a m on »h# teth day ol May. iw q th# tel towing described real proper ty tat forth in th# Summar y Judgment Let 13. Bloch I. S A B A l POINT A M E N D E D PLAT ec cording to the Plat thereof as recorded m plat Boo* If. Pages •2 through m . ol the Public Records ot Seminole County F ior da D A T E O this 24th day of March two Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jan# E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish March A . April#, itto OEO TCI April IN TH E CIR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R SEM IN OLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A CASE NO I M l CA 17 L FRIEO M AN 4 FRIEDM AN. PA. Plainlilf. Vt JANOI CORPORATION, a Florid# Corporal bon P W COMPTON. LOUISE COMPTON, their h#ir«#nd eujgnv and CLASSIC PROPER TIES OF CEN TR AL FLORIDA. INC .aFlartaa Corporation. Defendant* N O TIC E OF ACTION TO P W COMPTON. LOUISE COMPTON, ail parttet claiming inter**!' by. through, under or agemtt P W COMPTON, all per Met claiming liniertif by. through under or ag eln tf LOUISE COM PTON, end oil portlet hoving or cioiming to hov* any right, title or interect in th* property herein d# M r . bod I I | ' I YOU ARE N O T IF IE D thol o Crott claim for Poymanf o! Fund* Metal in lh# Regitfry ot th# Circuit Court of Seminol* County. Florid# in tha appro* imoto amount of Twanfy Sik Thoutondi Four Hundred Thirty Si* iDtoilera, end tavanty ««* cento H 2* «J* tei hot been Uted ogAmtf you end you ir# fa qwired to t#rv# « copy of your written defenevt, it any to it on Wiliiem H A/ternton, Etguire. Attorney for Crot* Cleimont CLASSIC P R O P E R TIE S OF C E N T R A L F L O R ID A . INC . whpte addreet it M l Or *nie A«enw*. Suite 1000 AJiemant# Springy FL JJtot qn or before me 2nd day of Mey W end to til# 1ft# origin#l with th* Clerk ol ihit Court, either before service on Crott Cleimont* attorney or im m e d ia f a t y th e re a fte r ofhetwite a deteu'l wilt b# entered agomtt you ter m# relief demanded in the crott tla.m Dated on thit 2fih day of M en* iWO M ARYANNE MORSE By Heather Brunner Deputy Ctark Publlth' March .10 April ft. HI JO IWO CASE NO! I H I i M W F IN R E: THE MARRIAGE OF AIDA DEJESUS. Petll JU A N DEJESUS. Rataandwrt/Hvtband. NO TICE O F A CTIO N T O : JU A N D E JE S U S . NS Michigan St., Santord. FLH 77I YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D Ihal an action tar Dfa •Multan *1 Marriage baa bean Iliad again*! you and you ar* raqulrad ta aarv* a copy *4 your wrlftan datanta*. II any. ta It an Thom** L. Stagkan. Eaqulra, Fallllantr'a attarnay. a hala addraaa la Sll Dag Track Read. Lar11 i l l . Florida » 7 H an ar batar* May 1. IWR. and Hi* lh* original aim Hi* Clerk *1 Ik* Court either batar* aarvk* an Lagal Wotlcta IN T N I CIR CU IT CO UR T OP TU B B IG H TS IN T N JU D IC IA L C IB C U IT. IN AMO FOB SEM IN OLE C O U N TY. FLO R IDA C IV IL ACTIO N N O y*H 11C JM *L F IB S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LO AN ASSOCIATION O F S EM IN O LE C O U N TY , a I U p pw E'Kp < ETRI •titling widae •# Law* *1lh# Unltod S'atat at America. Plaintifl, — Yt— MICHAEL H. STORMS and KAR I N R. STORMS, hit vita and ROBERT MOON. N O TIC E OP ACTIO N TO : R O BER T MOON - Latl fcnaan Ratldtnt a- *igi Bryan Dairy Road. Unit M UL Largo. F L 14*47 and Latl kroon Mall mg I M t l t : P.O. Baa 11)4 Plnallat Park. F L 14*44 II living. Including any imknaan *4 *aM attendant. II ha yau ter tha rot lei damandad I D A TE O a r March M. IW» I Court Saal) M ARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk *•m* Court By: SharanDunn A t DagiHy Clark Publlth March 10. April 4 11 to. IW0 O E O JR] NOTICE UN D ER FIC TITIO U S N A M I S TA TU TE T O WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN Nolle# la haraby given Rial lh* undartlgnad, purtuanl ta lh* F lc tllla u a N a m * S ta tu la, Chapter MS DO, Florid* Slatutoa alll ragltter aim th* Caunly camplraliar el Orange Caunly. Florida, upon receipt al Preat al Publication al Ihii nolle*, lh# llclltleut nam*. to a lt Spring Valley Club Parlnarahlp undar ahlch a* ere angagad In bull nata al 111 Park Laka Slraal. Orlande. Florida »* 0J In m# City **Orlande. Florid* Thai ma parltat Intortttod In •aid butlnatt artarprlaat art at lailaaa: CHC Daraicpmanl C a . Inc. G Icon Cahill G Scat! Cahill, at Trutto* al th* G Scon Cahill. CLU 4 Aaaocletoa. Inc Pretit Sharing Plan Trutl SlapItonC. Cahill Stophan C. Cahill, at True too o l lh* C a h ill C o n tlra c lla n Company Profit Sharing Plan Trutl Rabat! Hadrkk Robert Hadrkk. at Truata* al lh* Hadrtcli Centtructlan Ca. Prolil Sharing Plan Tru tl David B Bfewer David B Brewer, at Truata* el th# Dave Brewer Hemet. Inc,. Prelit Sharing Plan Trutl Michael Biariy and Sandr ■tart* Dated al Orlande. Orange County. Florida. February ll, IW0 Publlth April*. II. to. 17. two O EP «f IN T N I CIR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN OLE CO UN TY. FLO R IO A PRORATE DIVISION Flto Number to 7*7 CP IN R E . TH E E S T A T E O F R OBERT F RISER. Deceated NOT ICR OF ADM IN ISTRATIO N Tha adm lnltlrallan al lh* atlata ol R O BER T F RISER, d a c a a ta d . F ile N u m b e r *0 70J CP. Ii ponding in lh* Circuit Court la r Seminal* C a u n ly , F la r ld a , Prab al* Divider, me adWett al which It P O Drawer C. Santord. Flarlda 1)771 Th* nam* and addratt al tha partonal rtpratanlallv* and el lh* partonal rapratanlallvo't attorney art tat form balew A LL C L A IM ) AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED All interotled portent art raqulrad to III* aim lha court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S FROM THE D A TE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE l l ) all claim* agamtl the ettato and 1)1 any obiactlen by an inlaratlad parton to whom nolle* wat mailed that challenge* ma valtd Ity at tha will, the qualilicationt ol the partonal reprttantative. vtnua ar |uritdiciien ol m* court. Data el lh* Ural publkalian ol Ihlt nolka ol admini Ural ton April 4 IW0 Partonal Rtpratanlallv* L O IS R .H A IN ES Attorney lor Perianal Rtpratanlallv* Chart** A Ovhl.nger, Etq 711 Ballard SI . 41*1 Allamont* Sprlngt. FL 17701 Tatophona IM77U 1 4401 Publlth April 4 1). 1W0 D IP * * I H T N I C IR C U IT COUBT, OF TH E E I O H T I I N T H JU D ICIAL C IR CU IT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO. 0*111) CA t* I O E A N H RAV. Plainlilf. vt K E L L E Y LORAINE W ELLS AND UNKNOWN TEN A N TIS I. Oatandaniltl NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN purtuanl la a Summary Jvdg manl ol ForaCleturt and Omar Raitot dated It February IW0. an la rtd In C iv il Cate No 40 1111 CA 04 E ot ma Circuit Court al lh* E I G H i 'E N T H Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM I N O L E C o u n t y . F lo r id a aharaln D EA N M R AY. It P la t n lill. and K E L L E Y LO RAIN E W E LLS It Daton danf I will tall ta the highttl and bait bidder tor cath AT TH E WEST FR O N T DOOR OF TH E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y c o u r th o u s e F l o r i d a at ll sanforo oo a m on ma 17th day ol May IMO me following datcribed properly at tat form in tald Summary Judgment towit U N IT NO J I. OF SANDLEWOOO A CONDOMIN IUM ACCORDING TO THE D ECLA R ATIO N TH E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 4*1 PAGES 0*00 044J OF T H E P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E CO U N TY FLORIDA O A TE D al Santord Sem.noto Caunly. Florida. Ihit am day ol April IfaO M ARYANNE MORSF CLERK OF TH E CIR CUIT COURT Sam,not*Caunly. Florida B , lean Briltom At O tpul, Clark Pubinh April* I) iwa O EP 74 named Oaten dan* and twch *1 lh* ataraown tlenad unknown Oatandamt a* may h* Inlanlt. incempatanlt ar emarala* net tul lurlt YOU AR E H E R E B Y NOTI F11D mat an action ta taractaa* a mortgage on lh* tattooing property located M laminate Caunly-Flarld*: Uni I 4 Building B. COACH L IG H T E S TA TES . SECTION II. a Condominium, according I* lh* Dec laral lari el Ctaidemlnium at recarded In Otlklal Recardt Beak 1171. Pago it JO. PuMk Recardt al Stmlnel* Caunly. Flarlda hat baon Iliad againtl you and you are raqulrad I* terra a copy ot yeur written datontat. It any. to It an HAR R Y O. R E IO . III. *1 M O N C R IE F . R E ID A N O W A LLAC E. P A . Attorney* tor Ptalnmi. Potl Office Baa »7*. Santord. Flarld* 0771 tltf . and III* lh* artgmal with lh* Ctark *1 th* above Court on ar before May *th. IW0, alhtrwit*. a Jud gm en t may b* an la rtd againtl yau tor lha reliel da mended In lh* Complaint W ITNESS my hand and ma O tlklal teal al Hut Court, on thit Jrd day at April, iwe. (S E A U M AR YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O FTH E C IR C U IT COURT By- Ruth King Deputy Clark Publlth: April 4 IJ. 10. V . IW» O E P 74 MlTHE CIBCUITCOURT IN AND FOB 1CMIMOLE CO U N TY , FLOBIOA Cftft#N# W1712 CA 99E C A R TE R E T SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, F A . n/k/eCAR TER ET SAVINGS BANK. F A PUintlfl, vt F R E D MAR BERRY JR . end BONNIE C M A R B IR R Y , f/k/1 BONNIE CA N TW ELL ASSOCIATION. CHAD M AR TIN , end UNKNOWN TCRSONS IN POSSESSION. Dttendftflfi N O TIC E OF ACTION TO Mr Ch*EM#ftlo Retideme Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D iti*t en eeften fo forectat# e mortgege on ffte following properly lorftted In Sominota County. F ter tee he# boon fltad egeimt you. towif C O N D O M IN IU M U N IT NU M BER 190. LAKE VILLAS CONDOM INIUM e condom.nl um according fo tha Doctor often of Condominium Ownorkhip ot Leko Villei Condominium doted Aug uni 14, It n , end recorded in OtUciel Record* Book 990. Peg# $13. Public Record# oI neminote County. Florid# and Enhiblft fo the etoreuid Decieretion of Condominium recordod ftimul teneoukly therewifti In Offkiel Record* Book 990, Peg# #19. Public Rocord* of Seminol# County, Fforte#, together with #n undivided ifitr# of tho Common Element* e* let forth In *#id Declaration of Condo minium and *aid Eahibll "C " fh#r#te. and you ere required to »erv« a copy of your written dofence*. If any. to »t on Jam#* L E»*#n»on. 3071 Main Street, Sar#*ota. Flor id# 34237, Ptaintlffi Attorney* on or before May 11. 1990 and Me the original with th# Clerk ot thi* Court eithor before terve# on Plaintiff* Attorney or Imme diatety thereafter, othorwi*# a default wilt be entered ega«n*t you for tho relief demanded in the Complaint Dated1 thii a.ff* day of Apirl, 1990 Clark of the Circuit Court By Heather Brunner D E P U TY C L E R K Publlth April#. 13.20 27. 1990 O E P 7# IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY* FLORIOA PRO BATE DIVISION CASE NO 90 2#* CP IN RE GUARDIANSHIP OF TE R R Y W AYNE KECK a Minor N O T IC IO F ACTIO N THE S TA TE OF FLO R ID A TO D A N IE L COSTELLO, revdence unkown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that a Petkfion for Guard iamhip ha* been' filed in the above tty ted ceute arte that you are required te wrve a copy of your Retpom# or An* wer te the Petition upon the Petitioner * attorney ROBERT K MclN TOSH ESQUIRE Poet Office Bo« 1339, Sanford Florida 32772 1130. and file the original Reeponee or Antwer in lh# Office ol the Clerk of the Circuit Court tor Seminote County, Flor id# at Sanford Florida 12771. on or before May 3. 1990 If you ta>i to do *o, a Default J wdgment w>il b# taken age met you and a Final Judgment entered1grant <ng the Petitioner. BR END A G KECK, her demand ter guard i#n*hip oi T E R R Y W A YN E KECK G A TE D at Sanford Seminol# County, Florida thi* irh day of April A O 19*0 M ARy ANNE MORSE C L E R K O F t h e COURT Br Patricia Thatcher D#puty Clerk Publlth Apr.I* 1) J0, 17 1*90 O E P 71 Legal Nolle## IN T H I CIR CU IT CO UBT O P T H B IC T H JU O IC IA L C IR CU IT IN A N O FO R SEM IN OLE CO U N TY. FLORIOA Q I N I R A L JU RISDICTION OfVlSION C A IC NO: BFI309 CA99L T H E O IM E SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK* FSB. CHARLES R. E A I R IU T H I R ; ------------- , apeute of CHARLES R B A IR CU TH C R . If any; el al . m . ■— -a— » uerenoenn N O T IC IO F M L B N O T IC E IS G I V E N tbal gurtuant to that certain Final Judgment, dated March If. IW 4 In t e N 4 a* U W C* W L. *f th* Circuit Caurt *1 th* 1«h Judktal Circuit In and N r )*ml note Caunly, Florida. In ahlch CH ARLES R- E A I R IU T H I R . -----------------. ■ * * • *1 CHARLES R B A I R E U T H I R . II any: D A L E B. L U Z 2 I and W IN IF R E D t. LU J2 I. hit otto; B O N A IR E D E V B L O F M E N T C O M P A N Y . IN C .i U N I T E D HOME SERVICES O F FLO R I­ D A d/b/a R IC H F L A N O F FLO R ID A nA7a RICH. U N IT I D CO R F t SUN BANK. NA TTONAL ASSOCIATION! TH E M T V ER N O N CORPORA TIO Ni U N ITE D S TA TES OF A M ER ICA ; CA R M EL >V TH E LA K E CONDOM INIUM ASSO CIATIO N . INC.; and ROGER HAM M AN (Ad IR E N E HAM /MAN. M t wita. ana m* Oaten danf*. I will **tl ta lh* Mgh**l and bail bidder tor c**h In lh* tabby at lh* watt Kant dear a! lh* Samlnai* Caunty Caurt home, laniard. Fl*rid4 at I1:M • m on th* 10th day a! May, i m . th* Mtawing deterIbad gragarty tat term In th# Ordar *1 Final Judgment That certain candamlnium parcel knawn at Unit I I I . C A R M E L BV T H E L A K E . U N IT III, a Candamlnium. and lh* undlvted inter**! In lh* ******** appurtenant ta tald unit. *11 In accardanc* aim and tub|*<t to lh* c»**n*nt4 candl *th*r proYkian* *t th* Dactar* lien *1 Candamlnium, racerdad In Official Racardt Book IStl. Paget *0* to VO Inclutlc*. *1 lh* Public Rktardt *• Samlnai* Caunly. Flarld* D A TE D : March n .1 WO M AR YANNE MORSE Clack *4 lh* Court ■y: Jan* E. J****lc Ctaputy Ctark Publlth March J4 April 4 Iwg D EO 7*1 IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT O F T H IIIT H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA C A S IN O : 1*1111 C A M P CITICO R P SAVINGSOF FLO R ID A. ■ toderal taring* and lean ataec 1*1Ion. Ptalntltl. CH ARLESR PAUWQUIST. •1*1 . Oatand*nti NO TICE OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN purtuanl to Fln*t Judgmant dated March 74 twa. antarod In Cat* No t* S ll) CA 0* P In lh* Circuit Court al lh* nth Judicial Circuit ln and Inc Seminal* C a u n ly . F la r ld a . a h a ra ln C I T I C O R P S A V IN G S O F FLO R ID A, a tadaral t«vlngi and loan attactation. It lh* ptalntltl and C H A R L E S R. PALAM UIST. t l « . or# dalan dan it. I will tall la th* htglwtl and bait bidder tor cath *1 lh* watt Iron! dear ot lh* Seminal* County Caurthoui*. Santord. *1 II M A M on th* lath dey al May. IW0. th* tallowing da ten bad property *1 tat term In tald Final Judgment, to nil Lei J). W OOOGATE. accord log to tho plat thereof at r* carded In Plat Book 1). Pag* at. Public Rtcerdt at Stmlnel* County, Flarld* D A TE D TH IS N th day ol March. IWO M AR YANNE MORSE C IR CU IT CO UR T CLERK By: Jan*E Jaw w k D«puty Clack Publlth: March SO. April 4 1W0 D EO It# IN T N I C IR CU IT COUBT OF T N I E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 1**14) CA ** E WESTWOOD MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintifl. v*. K E V IN C B E C K E R .JA N IS M BECKER, hit wlta. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. Ottondantt A M EN D ED N O T IC IO F ACTION Suit to Far aetata Mortgage Ta Kevin C Barker JanitM . Backer Prevent Rnldanc* Unknown Latl Ratidtnce Known JtSJCrayrkh Circle Orlande. F L n o n A N O A L L P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G IN T E R E S T B Y . T H R O U G H . U N O E R OR A GAINST K E V IN C BECKER and JANIS M BECKER AND A LL P A R TIE S HAVIN G OR C L A IM IN G TO H AVE A N Y RIGH T. T IT L E OR IN TE R E S T IN TH E P R O PER TY H ER E IN DESCRIBED YOU ARE N O TIF IE D el an action to loraclota a mortgage on th* lot lowing property In Samlnai*County Florid* Lot 47. D EE R RUN U N IT It. according to tho plot tharaol at recorded In Plat Booh It, Pag** tt and IJ. Public Record* el Seminol* County. Florid* which he. bean tiled agamtl you and yau *r* raqulrad to ttry* a copy at yeur written detente, ll any. to it on Jordon Fraidt. Etq . Field* Wilt inton. Bryonl 4 A.ken ) ) otcaaio Street Suit* 104 Stuart. FL J4W 4 on ae before May * lno and Ilia the original aim this Court antior before tarnta on pieititt t al tornay or immediately thereat ter older wive a default will be entered againtl yau far rhe roll*I demanded in lha Com piami or petition Thit natic# man b* publimad one* each week tor tour centerutiv* week* M lha Santord Herald W ITNESS my hand and veal al thit Caurt thit Jrd day ot April two I SEAL I M ARYANNE MORSE CLER K OF CIR CU IT COURT By PalrkiaF Heath Deputy Clark Publlth April*. I). 70 17 IWO DEP77 Legal N otlctt IN TMB CIR C U IT CO U R T O F T M IW T M JU O IC IA L C IR CU IT IN AMD FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA. C 4 S E N O Ib ta * * C A * fP F E D E R A L NATIO NAL M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. ftalntin CA R L H JAHNS. E T A L . N O TIC E O F ACTION T O : CARL H. JAHNS and ER IK A JAHNS R ES ID EN CE: UNKN01HN LAST KNOWN M AILING ADORES) IM Wlngarttgund 17 *174 Stem Each TS Watl Germany AND TO : All pane an Intortttby, thraugh, under or agamtl th* atarauld Oaten YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O TI F IF O T H A T on action ta Sara ctaaa • martgiga an th# telltaw Ing deter Ibad prmarty latatad m Sammat* County. Flarlda: Unit M L CRANE S’ BOOST V IL L A G E . I I C T I O N V II . tagatbar a im an undivided 4 4)73 mar* In m -------------according •* tha Declaration ot Candamlnium racardtd in CH ttctal Racardt Beak 0*7, Pag* **J7, ot th* PuMk Record* ot l »mmate County. Flarld* TO G E TH E R aim all lh* Im hereafter id *H aa ta m a n lf right*, apgurt* none**, tanlt. rayHttat. ^ntnaral. ail and got righto and profltL ttaefc. and ail ntturat new or haraantr a part at th* property. Including replacement* and ad ho* bean fltad agamtl yau. and yaw ar* raqulrad ta larva a copy at yeur written detent**. It any. ta m il action, an ROGER D ■EA R ot ANDERSON A RUSH. Altarray* lar Ptointllt. what* addratt It 177 Eat I Cantral Boulevard. Orlande. Florida n*OI, and til* lh* original aim lha Ctark ol lh* above tty ted Caurt an or baSera th* 14th day *1 A pril. ty*«. atharwlt* a ludgm ant m ay b* tntarad agamtl you tor tha raival da mandad In th* Complaint W ITNESS M Y HAND AN D SEAL OF SAID COURT on Ihit lamdoyal March. IWO (Seal I M ARYANNE MORSE a* Ctark *1 tald Caurt By: Rum King at Deputy Clerk Publlth March 14. 71. X . April 4 1W0 D I O 1*4 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IITH JUDICIALCIRCUIT. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L ! CO U N TY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: CltfitaS-CAgtL HOUSEHOLD R E A L TY CORPORATION Plainlilf. Y1 A L L E N W. M AY. TIN A M AY an o p r e s id e n t ia l FIN A N C IA L CORPORATION. Ottondenlt NO TICE OF SALS NOTICE 11 H E R E B Y G IV E N that purtuanl to a Final Judg merit at Foraclatur* rendered in March N . IWO In Ihal certain caul* pending in lh* Circuit Court In and far Samlnai* C o u n ty . F la r ld a . w h ere in Household Really Curporalign It Plaintiff, and Allan W May. Tin* May and Prttldantlal FI nancial Corporation art Oaten dantt. Civil Action Cauv* No C lf f M tS C A M L I. Maryann* Mart*. Ctark at th* atorotaid Caurt. will at II 00a m . on May 14 IW4 attar tor tala and tall to th* highest bidder tor cath at th* W ttt Front Door at th* Samlnola County Caurthoui*. Santord. Saminota County. Flor •da th* tallowing datcrlbad property, iltuet* and being In Sam mol* County. F tor Ida to all Lot 4. Spring Gardant. ac curding to tho plot tharool at racardtd in Plal Beak IJ, Pag* *7 Public Records ol Samlnola County. Flarlda la id t d lt w ill b* m ad* pursuant to and in order to satisfy the terms ol said Final Judgment oi Foreclosure M ARYANNE MORSE C LER K O FTH E CIR C U IT COURT By Jan* E Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publlth: March X . April 1. IWO O E O JO* IN T H E C IR CU IT COURT, IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA CASE NO. I f 0*47 CA *4 L LEO N W S TE IN M E Y E R a nd M AR Y E S TE IN M E Y E R . Ptointllt. —v *— J O IN VAN OE H EY. Defendant N O T IC IO F SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y given that purtuanl to Final Judgment at Fertctotur# rendered on lh* llrd day al March. IW4 In Ihal certain causa pending in lha Circuit Caurt in and tor Sami note County. Florida, ntwraln Leon w Stainmayer and Mary E. Stainmayer It Plainlilf and John Van Da Hay It Defendant Cat* Number I f 0*47 CA 0* L. I. M ARYANNE MORSE. Clack ol lha *lorrt*id Circuit Court, will at 11 00 A M an th* Jam day at April, IW4 altar ler tale and tall to lh* highest and batl bidder lor cam al th* W ttl Iron! door ot tha Seminol* County Ceurtheut# at Santord. Florida th* fallowing described raal property situate and being in Seminal* County. Florida, to all Norm on*half I ' t l ot Lol 4. Black t. liar t. at m* TOWN OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, accord mg to E H TH A I FO R D S MAP TH E R E O F recorded in Plal Boa* I Pages Sa *4 at th* Pubbc Racardt at Sam.note Caunly Florida Tog*met aim rolling stock, alike furniture, furnishings and equipment machine tool! and inventory ** described m that certain mortgage recorded tn Official Records Book IS7* at page lit* through m i ot lh* Public Racardt a I Samlnola County. Florida Said tat* w ill be made pursuant to and in order to satisfy th* term, ol tan) Final Octal tfc!% Hth Oat ol M#'cH. 1990 M ARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THE CIR CUIT CO UR T B y larm E J#t#*»c Drewty Ctafc PublitA M#rch 30. April#. 1990 OEOttft L#flil Nottc## tw T N I CIRCUIT COURT OB T N I EIGHTEENTH JU O K IA L CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NOt tbM »)-C JL* f L IN R E : T H E M ARRIAGE OB R O BER T J. BOYLE. Pttlllontr/HvtMnd. ___l II V IR L Y F R A N C E S SAMBSON. *7k/a B E V E R L Y SHEETS. NOTICE OB ACTION TO E*y*rty Fr* i J73 Aatapap* Or KMItw. Hawaii YOU A R E N O TIF IE D mM on *rtten hat ba*n fltad *g*m*t yau w d yau ara raqulrad Sa w ry* * copy *1 yeur written detan***, ll ■ny. ta P A U L V. M O V E R . ■ S Q U IR E . Palltlan ar'f At If M17 Flarld* v m . on or b*tar* May L WR4 and llta lh* artgRtol arttb lha Ctark *1 HUt Caurt atthar altar, o r a dalaull a lll b# entered againtl you tor th* ratio! damandad ta Nit Com­ plaint W ITNESS my hand and teal •4 m il Caurt an m* Jfth day ot March IW « HEAL) M AR YA NNE MDRSE C L E R K O F TH E CO UR T By : ShamnDwrut Deputy Ctark Publlth March X April 4 IS. M.IWB D E O JO) IN T N I CIBCUIT COURT OF T H I IITN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A I I NO. *•***) CAW ■ C O L L E C TIV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. FtaintlN. vf. FRANK L. HARRINGTON. * t * l. Datondanlti) NOTICE OF SALE im i* N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN pursuant to on Ordar Scheduling Foraclotura Sal* mtered m mit cate now ponding m tatd Caurt. th* tty I* ot whkh It Indicated I will tall.te lh* highetl and batt bidder for cath In th* SEM INOLE County Ceurtheut*. at lobby. X I N Park Avenue. Santord. Flarlda 3)771 *1 11 X A M an lh* turn day a! May, 14*4 th* laftewing described property at tat term ta tote Order ar Final Judgment, la wit Let to. and Covered Parking S. CYPRESS V ILLA G E JRD RE P L A T. TRACT C - PHASE I. according to the Plat tharool at racardtd In Plal Book It. page 17, Public Racardt al laminate Caunly, Florid* O A T E D *1 Samlnai* Caunly. F ler id* thit Jim el March. IWO M AR YANNE MORSE A t Clark. Circuit Caurt laminate County. FlerIda By Jan* E Jatrwlc A t Deputy Clark Publish March 14 AprH *. tw* 0 1 0 ) 1) IN TMB CIB C U IT COUNT OP T H E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT FOR TH E S TA TE OF FLORIOA IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA. Casa N*.: W -JM4CA W ■ Oanarti Jurltdktte* F L E E T REAL ES TA TE FU N D IN G CO R P. Plainlilf. YS W ILLIA M J H ILL, at al., Datandantt N O T IC IO F FORECLOSURE SALE BY C L IN K OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice Is haraby given Ihal tha undartlgnad Maryann* Mori*. Clark al lh* Circuit Caurt ot Samlnai* County. Florid*, will, on tn* 74th day al May. IW 4 at II 00 A M . *1 lh* Watl Front dear at lh* Samlnola County Caurthoui*. in lha City al San lord. Florida, attar tor tala and tall at public outcry to th* h ghttt and batl bidder tor cath, the tallowing described property situated In Stmlnol* County, Florid*, teail: L O T I. CR Y S TA L RIDGE, according la lh* Plal thereof at Recorded In Plal Beak M. Paged) tt. *7 and to el th* Public Racardt ol Samlnai* County. Flarlda pursuant te th* final decree el toraclosura entered In a cat* ponding in tald Court, lh* ityte at ahich It: F L E E T R EAL E S TA TE FUNOING CORP . vt W IL L IA M J HILL, at al W ITNESS my hand and el Iklal teal al said Court Ihit Jtrh day at March. IWO (S E A L) By J*n*E Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publlth March X April a. IWO D E O J II IN T H I CIB C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F T N I S TA TE OF FLORIOA. IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE CO U N TY , CIVIL ACTION Cat* Na: W **lf CA * f L SOUTMTRUST M ORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Dalawar* corporation. Plainlilf, -v t W AYN E R TES TU Tend O IA N E M TE S TU T; Defender 11 N O T IC IO F SALE Notice it haraby gt«*n Ihal. purtuanl tea Final Judgment at F a rtc la tu rt entered In tha abay* styled cause In lha C irc u it Court at Samlnola County. Florida. I will tail th* property tiluate in Samlnai* County. Florid*, described at L e t t ) . T R A IL W O O D E S TA TE S - SEC ONE. ac cording to rise plat thereql as recorded in Piet Boo. t*. *1 Pag*' 17 and X . ol th* Public Records of Seminol* County. Florida *1 public sate lh* h.ghatl and bast bidder tor cash, at th# Was! trent poor at lha Sammei* County Caurthoui* al Santord Florida at ll oe A M on May ). iwo D A T E O Ihit JJnd day el March IWO Maryann* Morse Clark el Circuit Court By Jan* E Jastak Publish Match » , April a Itto D IO na to �Sanlord Hsrald. Sanford. Florid* — Friday, April 8. 1990 — T t Japan helps American business Pegasus rocket hailed E D W A R D S A IR FO R C E RASE. Calir. Th e successful launch of an unconventional winged rocket from a high-dying B-52 bomber open* the door lo low-coal access to space for small m ilitary, commercial and scientific satellites, official* say. T h e privately developed Pegasus rocket successfully drilled a m ilitary research satellite Into an orbit around Earth's poles Th u rs d a y In the program's maiden flight, the first time a satellite has ever been fired Into orbit by an air-launched booster. "To d a y 's Pegasus launch la an Important milestone for Am erica's space program and. I think. It's a trium ph for our country's commercial space Industry." said David Thom pson, chairm an of Orbital Sciences Corp.. the company that spearheaded the development of the new rocket. Pegasus. Thom pson said, "represents a new class of space systems seeking lo substantially reduce the cost of putting satellites into space." Musburger lathes at CBS officials N E W Y O R K — Sportscaster Brent Musburger lashed out at h it former employers at C B S. claiming the network never Intended to re-sign him and saying his firing was a "personal vendetta" on the part of two CB S executives. In his first Interview since his stunning release from the network Sunday. Musburger told Sam Donaldson on A B C 's "Prim etim e L iv e " Thu rsda y night that his CBS bosses conspired to drive him out. " In m y opinion. C B S didn't fire m e," Musburger said. "It was not a network firing. It was a personal vendetta on the part of two people ... President of the (Sports) Division. Neal Pllson. and the Executive Director Ted Shaker. Th e y conspired to get me out of CBS. These two men had decided I was Just loo big for m y britches -m i that they were Just going lo lake me down a peg or two.'* Shaker and Pllson did nol comment on Ihe specific allegations by Musburger but said they were saddened by the .sportscaster'* comments. "It was disappointing to watch." Pllson said. " I wish to remember Brent the way he was Monday night, gracious and professional." Shaker aald. referring to M usburger* sentimental farewell broadcasl at (he N C A A m en's basketball finals. Kodak plea daal a ‘slap’ R O C H E S T E R — Stale Attorney General Robert Abrams defended a 82.15 million plea agreement with Eastman Kodak Co., saying It Included the largest crim inal penally New York ever uvw ssrd a business for environmental abuse. Kodak pleaded gullly Thursday to two misdemeanor counts for mishandling hazardous chemicals at Its Rochester plant and agreed to pay 81.15 million in fines and penalties, as well as a crim inal fine of 8 1 million. C ity Judge Herman Walls, who presided over the case, lambasted the plea arrangement and sold he questioned the wisdom of allowing "white-collar criminals" like Kodak "to go free." Kaifu warns of pain W A S H IN G T O N — Japan prrsented major com m itm ents to change Its economy and legal practices In o rd e r to reduce Its stubborn 849 billion trade surplus with Ihe United States, ending almost four days of Intense trade talks between the two econom­ ic superpowers. American officials said. T O K Y O (U PI) - Prim e Minister Toshlki Kalfu called on Ja p a n Friday to bear the pain of opening Its markets to the world but he encountered resistance from those moat likely to suffer u n d e r a new U.S.-Japancse trade agreement. In T o k y o . Japanese P rim er M inister Toshlki Kaifu acknowledged Ihe proposals Friday during a nationally televised address, declaring Ja p a n mual bear the pain of opening Ita closed marketa. American and Japanese trade negotia­ tors reached an Interim agreement In Washington T h u rs d a y on several steps to open Ja p a n 's m arkets and Improve American competitiveness. "It la m y conviction, however, that they are essential in furthering Japan's own national Interest, and that they are the kind of duties Ja p a n m ust discharge as a responsible mem ber of the International co m m u n ity." Kalfu said. W hile House aides said Kalfu telephoned President Hush at 7:45 a.m . E D T Friday. There were no details of the conversation, which apparently dealt with the Japanese trade talks. W h ite House reaction to T h u rs d a y 's historic trade developments was measured. but supportive of Kaifu. "Because structural problems are deeply Ingrained In both economies, complete results wilt not come quickly." W hite House spokesman Marlin Fitxwaler said In a statement. "W e believe that ihe Japanese prime minister will continue his assertive leader­ ship on these issues and that this w ill greatly facilitate the work on remaining economic and trade Issues. The officials told a State Department news conference Thursday that Japan promised changes In six areas that contribute to the sea of U.S. trade red Ink, Including saving and Investment patterns, land use policies, distribution and retailing, exclusionary business practices. Interlocking business groups, and pricing mechanisms. Michael Farren. undersecretary of com ­ merce tor International trade, called the Japanese promises "a down payment and a blueprint" for further action, but warned Rapid change helped boost early summit set off a crisis w ith Moscow that has spilled over Into the Interna­ tional arena, with Bush and M O SCO W - President Mikhail British Prime Minister Margaret Gorbachev m ay have wanted an Thatcher cautioning Gorbachev earlier than expected sum m it In to avoid using force against the W ashington because of rapid republic, which was annexed by developments In the Soviet U n ­ the Soviet Union 50 years ago. Kasatkin was adamant that ion. a Foreign Ministry official su g ge ste d, a d d in g tha t the the Lithuanian crisis played no Lithuanian crisis had nothing to role In setting the summit dates. " I do not think that scheduling do with setting ihe dales. " T h e pace of our life Is ac­ the summit for an earlier dale Is celerating," Klrlt Kasatkin said In any way connected with the T h u r s d a y . " L i f e Its e lf p u l Lithuanian Issue,” he said. "It Is forward new questions and they not ruled out that the Issue will be raised by Ihe American side." need new answers." Reminded that It had been Kasatkin stressed that the May 30-June 3 sum m it announced assumed the sum m it would tw­ T h u rs d a y w ill cover various in late June. Kasatkin said. " T h e questions, and he aald Ihe Soviet timing of Ihe agenda was fixed Union was receptive lo a broad so as (o satisfy both sides." forum . Observers had predicted "in Washington. White House Ihe summit would be In late press secretary Marlin Fitxwaler Ju n e . refused to pinpoint Ihe reasons G o rb a c h e v w ill leave for why ihe summit will be begin at Washington at the end of May Ihe end of May. w ith the S o vie t C o m m u n ist Unconfirmed reports surfaced Party shorn of its monopoly on some lime ago that Gorbachev power and the Baltic republics had accepted an Invitation lo openly clamoring for secession. speak ui B ro w n U n iv e rs ity Lithuania’s unilateral declara­ around Ihe lim e of Its May 2ft tion of Independence March 11 commencement. Unltad Press International_______ Dates set for U.S.-USSR summit W A S H IN G T O N (UPII - So­ viet and American diplomats doubted a major arm s treaty would be signed b y President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev when Ihe two meet this spring In the United States for their second sum m it. T h e M ay 30-June 3 summit was announced Th u rs d a y , but neither the Kremlin nor the White House disclosed ihe precise meeting dates or the summit site. There was strong specula­ tion Washington would be Ihe site, w ith G orbachev and Bush meeting on three of the five days. Soviet spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said the meeting w -m ld be a "no-nonsense working visit" by Gorbachev, who la embroiled In the politi­ cally explosive events In the Soviet Union's Independen­ ce-minded Baltic republics. Lithuanians OK conciliation M O SCO W (UPI) - Lithuania's Parliam ent. In a conciliatory statement, overlooked the Soviet a rm y’s seizure of the local pro­ secutor'! office and for Ihe first time acknowledged the Soviet constitution should be consid­ ered In any Independence talks with Moscow. Th e concession was contained In a statement, adopted nearly u n a n im o u sly lale T h u rs d a y . responding lo Soviet President Mikhail G orbachev's dem and I hat the legislature annul Ita March 11 declaration of In ­ dependence. Deputies voted hours after Soviet troops toting automatic weapons seized the Lithuanian prosecutor's office, according to an u rg e n t d isp a tch b y the Lithuanian government. Chapman wins five Doves N A S H V IL L E . T c n n . — Steven Curtis Chapman won five Dove awards. Including artist of the year, at Thursday night's Gospel Music Association's ceremony. Chapm an. 27. also collected the male vocalist, songwriter. Inspirational recorded song and Southern gospel awards. " I pray that I can represent gospel music in a way that will honor you all — but also honor our Lord Jesus Christ." Chapm an said after receiving the artlsl of Ihe year award. Singing siblings lk-bc and CeCc Winaiis picked up four Doves, winning group, contemporary song, contemporary black recorded song and contemporary album. F ro m U n lU d P r « s t International Reports De Klerk, Mandela agree in historic negotiation Owlted F r i t s International C A P E T O W N . South Africa President Fredcrik dc Klerk und African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela emerged from three hours of talks declaring Ihe negotiation process back on course after settling differences that led to the suspension of peace talks. Th e find face-to-facc cncounler between un A N C delegation and a South African president In 42 years of Nulional Party rule began Thursday Just hours ufler another crisis for Ihe govern­ ment: a bloodless m ilitary coup In the northern black homeland of Venda. It was Ihe second homeland In a month lo fall lo rebellious black soldiers with the blessing of the A N C . Meeting at the presidential offices. Mandela and dc Klerk agreed on a new date fur talks originally scheduled for April 11 that were Intended lo clear obstacles to form at p ow ersharing negotiations. The y said a dale would be announced soon. Th e A N C suspended Ihe talks Iasi week lo proirsl Ihe draihs of at least 1 1 blacks In police gunfire and the wounding of 450 a lh e rs d u r in g an a n ilgo vcrnm rnt demonstration In the township of Sebokrng. near Johannesburg. Bolh men. each accompanied by three senior aides during Ihe talks, emerged expressing satis­ faction. De Klerk said the Hirel­ ing was "v e ry fru itfu l" and sealed an agreement that peace In the violence-tarn country was essential lo negotiations. Man­ dela described the three-hour meeting as "productive." , " T h e m e e tin g w ill h a ve exactly the same alms os that of April 11." de Klerk said. He d e s c r ib e d th e k i l l i n g s In Sebokrng as "a matter of con­ cern" and announced that a Judge would handle the Inquest — a task normally assigned lo a magistrate. He also said Ihe Cabinet would consider appoin­ ting a Judicial Inquiry. " I and m y delegation got the Impression that the government would address Ihe problems which ted lo Ihe suspension of ihe meeting.” Mandela told a news conference laler. "General­ ly speaking, we welcome Ihe si eps the government Is taking." How you can play LOTTOt FANTASY 5 and CASH 3 in less tim e than it takes to read this headline. Now, in addition to selectins your own Lotto, Fantasy 5 and Cash 3 numbers, you can have them selected for you. Just say “ Quick Pick.” Then tell the Lottery retailer * how many times you w ant to play and on what drawing date. The com puter w ill select your numbers at random and print out your Lotto, Fantasy 5 or Cash 3 tickets. You can also com bine your “Quick Pick" play w ith your favorite numbers. 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Joe Dum.irs lias I h-i- ii out since Man'll 24 with a hrnkt-n liaml. hut Delroll has enough balance lo cover Ills loss Mark Aguirre scored a ■cam high 25 |»lnts oil the lx-ncli Thursday night to lilt the rislons lo a 104-99 victory over I he Hawks In Atlanta. Elsewhere. Chicago lop|inl Orlando 111-104. Seattle upset Utah 10101. and Hie I.A Lakers stymied Sacramento 110-103. YOUTH BASEBALL Pee W e e s o p e n se a so n S A N F O K I) — Th e Sanford Keereallon De­ partment I’ee Wee League (for boys ages 7-9) will have Its o|N-nlng day ceremonies Saturday at Oa.lit. al the Fori Mellon softball field. T h e eeremonlrs w ill Include Intmduetlon of all the players ami the coaches as well as Ihc thro w ing out ol the first hall. After the ceremonies, the four learns will play Ihelr first games of the season. A n y further Information can Is- obtained by contacting Kockv Elllngsworlh al 330-5697. PREP BASEBALL T rib e lo se s a n o th e r c lo s e o n e S A N F O K I) — T h e Seminole High School h.iM-li.dl leant Jusl can't m -c iii lo shake Its Did luck O n Thursday, they lost another close game, this one a -1-2 decision lo Mainland. Seminole (6-131 didn't swing the bats until Ihe last Inning. Inn hy then, the ltucanccrs has built a 4 0 lead "We didn't hit the lu ll tonight." said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. "W e were very Impatlenl al Hie plate." Mike Seneehek gave up eight tills as he threw a complete game for the Scmlnnles. Seminole scored Its runs in the seventh on hits bv Kleky Eckstein. -Iim- Adcock and W L G n u ev as well as a saerlflcr llv hy Je ll Derr. M Um l.nd Wm.wK Moll *nd f m t e Hon LP » N «of Record* IB - IH IM I - « « l - H « I H**BM m o w Of 1omm f *M«c*ni Seminole's Carlo White registered a new stale best in Ihe shot pul with his winning loss during the Optimist Invitational al Seminole High School Thursday The throw 60 11 Is 3-8 short ol Ihe Class 3A stale record I WfTunol# A I) | By ROBBIE STO CK Herald C o r r e s p o n d e n t ____________________ _ R am s to u g h s e c o n d tim e a ro u n d M A IT L A N D — Opponents ol ihc Orangewood Christian sofilKill team had better watch out. Th e y're no pnslmvcr the second lim e around Mounl Dora lilble Ix-eame the third learn (Ills year lo Io m - lo lhe Hams alter healing Ihein earlier And Orangewood Christian was missing lour starters In Ihelr IK-1 romp on Thursday. Christa llogan and Kebccea Green each hail two lilts and lour Kill llul ll was Lisa Gable's pllehlng which made the dllferenee Uist time against Mounl Dora Illble. she walked over 20 liallcrs — lids time she walked one. Mound Dor* 8 <bl* Orowftoroid ISfUtion III M - I III ill M — I t II I Citb r D'fkinun IS) and Diditfum Moor* And Bro*n WP G*t»* LP D'dt'tnoo 2B HoQ*n IB Non* HR Non* Record* - OArvjtrdtaod Chf i%»i*n S • Mount [>or<» B>bi* I 4 PREP QOLF L io n s fin ish w ith w in L A K E M A R Y — H rc n l N e lso n shot a lhree-over-|iar 39 to lead the Oviedo boys' gull leant in a M-ason-endlng a 164-201 victory over Seminole at Mayfulr Country Club on Thursday. Th e win •llm lied the regular m -u m i i i S A C title lor the Lions, who Mulshed the year w llh a 13 2 u cord, the best in school history J im m y Si llers ami Ja rre ll Drown shot a pair ol 41s lor Oviedo ami RolK-rt Slock shot a 42 Ronnie Mustek led Ihe Scmlliolcs w llh a 44. torn Royal and J im Nicholas finished w llh 52s while Mark Harrell slml a 53 HOCKEY W h a le rs s u rp rise B ru in s The llrsi plavofl malehup of the N H L'* New England learns ptmlueed the hlggesl iqiM-l lo 1ap i WO Mighisol opening game siirprlM -s I he llarlford Whalers, who riulshed fourlh In die Adams Division, weui Into Ikislon Garden and knocked oil die regular-season ehamplon llrm ns Thu tM l.iv night 4-3 In one of lour matches Im-I w c c ii Wales Conference up|x>ncnls. In the oilier scries. Ihillalo delealed Montreal I I die New York Hangers nl|>|*d the New York Islanders 2 1. ami Washington upended New Ic r M -y 5-4 In overtime. Compiled from H t l f pnd wlra rapnrts. Complete noting* on P a g * !* Prom staff reports________________ L A K E M A R Y — G oing Inin his second-round maleh with No. 2 m -c i I Aaron Krickstein on Thursday night. Alex llom hrcchcr already had a reM-rvallon lor a midnight lllglu m i he rould return to California In lime lor him lo play U C L A and USC Hut Ihe 20-year old Stanford student was forced lo cancel those plans idler earning a spot in die quarterfinals of die Priidenllal-Hache Classic Iw-lng played al llie llrath rnw K.iequel Club, thanks lo an Injury default hy Krickstein T feel D id for A aron." staled llom brcchcr. "Hill I'll lake any break lean gel." T h is uflerniHHi. llom brcchcr played uiiM-eded David Pale al noon in Ills llrsl-ever prolesslonal quarlerlln.il maleh T h is Is only Ihe second |>ro Inurnameiii In llom brcchcr lias been a parilcl|kiiit " I am really u j i m - i that I had to w ith d ra w ." said Krickstein. "h is very tmlortuuatc lor die inuriiamcnt and I'm really dlsa|i|Milnled I m v . i i i m - I was plavmg m i well llul by playing lonlghl. I would have risked M -rin u s Injury. •*Thr way I was playing. I frli rrally <onlUlrni alnail m y ctiaiu'c’s against the Uriel. Iitil I hail In rnnslilrr Ihc long term effects." Krickstein sulfrrcd an Injury to Ills rtgln hamstring while practicing Thu rsda y m orning with Chrlsio van Relishing, the tournament's No. 3 seed. O nly three seeded players remain In Ihe draw — lop M-eil llrad Gilbert, van Relishing and fourlh M-eded Scull Davis. All ihree will |ilay lu ibis nllcrnnon's qiiurtcrlmnl round. Gilbert needed only 54 minutes lo |Millsh oil i i i i m t iled •Jimmy Brow n. 6-2. 6-2. Alter breaking GIII k t i In Ihc llrsi game. Ilrown Iranked No 118 In the world! could do mi mure as Gilbert's pressure game caused him In make many imloreed errors. "Playing al night Is an advantage lor him (Gllherll. See C la ssic, Page 2B Only three seeded players remain in the held ol Ihe Prudential Bache Classic — No I Brad Gilbert. No 3 Christo van Rensburg (above) and No 4 Scott Davis Ram s, Lions lead S A C after first day Typically, each match will lie crucial as (here are Ihree learns lu both die Imivh' and girls' standings within .i polnl ol die lead. By TO N Y OaSORMISR Herald Sports Editor A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Hy die lime you read Ibis, the Seminole Athletic Conlerenee tennis loiirnumeul will already I k - over. Alter playing uulll about 10 p.m. on Thursday night, die SA C brought everyone back lo Sanlando Park at 8 30 a.in ibis m orning for die 10 singles finals Immedlalely following will Ik - Ihe doubles semllhials and finals. Ill Ihe hoys' compctlllon. die Dike Mary Rams ended play Iasi uighl w llh a one-point advantage over I miI I i die Lake H ranllry Patriots and Lym an Greyhounds Hul when play resumed this morning. Lake Hranllry was in Ihe strangest i h is III o i i lu make a run al Ihe team title*. Th e Patriots, who brought a 13-0 dual meet rreord Sec Con fe re n ce . Page '2B SANFOR D A le x is A co s ta blasted a two-out. Ihree-run home run In the seventh Inning as the Dtsablcd American Vctcrcns Royals came from behind to drop die First Union A s 16-13 and remain u n ­ defeated In Sanford Little Major Am erican Division play at Roy Holler Field Thursday night In die oilier game. Ihc Seminole Ford Red S ix moved Into m -c o iii I place w llh a 17-6 shellacking of the SiuiHank Orioles. W ith die llrst round ol divisional games, over D A V Is 3 0. Seminole Ford 2-1. First U n ion 1-2 and Siinliank 0-3. T ills Saturday will m ark die llrst nl the lnlerdlvlslon.il play as DAV takes on die Rtnker Dodgers al H a.in.. Ihe Railroaders Cubs tackles First Union al 10 a m .. Sun Hank squares oil w llh Ihe Suiltllland Pirates al noon ami Seminole Ford challenges Ihe First Federal Cardi­ nals al 2 p.m. First Union took advantage ol the wlldncss of D A V starler Lloyd Dixon lo lake a 6 0 lead In Ihe lop ol the m -c o iu I liming, llu l Kevin Duller keyed a Ihree-nm I m i I I o i i i ol Ihc M-coiitl lor die Royals w llh a loon home m o lo rlghl held Th e A 's scored a single rim In Ihe I hint and d im - In die (oiirih anil D A V two In the llilrd and four In Ihe luurlli In make Ihe seore 1041 First Union entering Ihe last two Innings Al Anderson led nil the tilth with a home run lor the A soil Ai osla. who had come on in rebel In the fourth tor D A V . lo push Ihe advanl.igc D ick lo two. 11-9 Another run by Firsl Union In the sixth gave the A 's a three- rim advantage going Into die I miI I o i i i nl the sixth and llii.il Inning Dixon ami Corey William s started die D A V rally w llh doohles Ix-forr Acosta singled and stole M-eond. Holler's double tied III*- score He See Baaeball. Page 2B Jo rd a n helps B u lls hold off M a g ic and claim 50th w in U n lU d P r i l l International B A S K ETB A LL ( in p m - SU N . M IA . Indiana Facers at <lilaudo M agli. ID (.'.Bee Sweep, Page 2B A co sta saves D A V in seventh H a m s trin g in ju ry s to p s K ric k s te in 1 II t I. £ (> «• • « l b *"d D «ff W P Mon Eckitois. 0 « f f )B - Mono MH PREP SOFTBALL S A N F O K I) - Th e Seminole High boys and girls track tram s proved lo he Inhospitable hosts Thu rsda y night as they dominated thr action In the 15th annual Optimist Invita­ tional at Huddy Lawson Memorial Track. T h r Seminole girls won nine of 17 events lo ouldlstaner Haines City 162-109 while Carlo W hile tossed a slate-best 60-1 DY In the shot put to lent! the boys to a 112-79 triumph over W inter Haven. " W r did very w ell." said Seminole girls roarh Nate l*rrklns. "H ut w r got a llllle cocky In the mile relay and got ou r bulls treat. Now we know w r can't lake anyone for granted. It brought our heads back down In norm al." S e m i n o le b o y s r o a c h K e n Hrauman was )usl as Impressed with Ills team "Eve ryth ing went great for us." s a id H r a u m a n . " W r r e a l l y performed well. Even Ihc ones that didn't place ran well. "H u l everyone was u lv i looking forward lo Ihe spring break. In­ cluding Ihe coaches, ll gives us time to relax, practice a llllle and lei Ihe llllle n igging Injuries heal. W r hope to have Erie Walker and .Joe Mrrthle (out wllh m inor hamstring Injuries) back next w r r k ." Mcrhcllc Toom lix and Yolanda (taker of Scitilnolr were named the most valuable field event performer and most valuable runner, rrspeelively. Toom bs won the triple Jump w llh a leap of 36-1 and placed sixth In Ihe long Jump as Baker won Ihc 100 meters 111.7) and the 220-vard dash 124.9). Th e remainder of th r wins for Seminole were by Krcta Ward In Ihe long |ump and the 440-yard dash. Sheri Kcddleks In Ihe shot pill. Nudrlan McGill In Ihe 330-hurdles and both Ihe 440-yard and HHO-yard relays. Also placing In Ihe lop three spots In events for Seminole were Kay Kay Mullins (third In Ihe 100m rtrrs) and KrcUi Lawrence (second In Ihe WHO). Th e mile relay team scored a second place finish and the two-mlle relay finished third. "Yolanda IHakrrl ran real well In the 100 and 2 2 0 ." said Frrklns. "H e r best event Is thr 220 and she's Just starting in get Into track shape. I think by the S A C inert (In two werks) she will I k - down to 24.0. Now If we ran Just rom e up with a better com bination In the mile relay. I think we'll be ready lo g o ." T h e Lake Hranllry girls scored 57 points to finish In a dc for fourth. A m y G lnnellc won Ihe one-m llr and two-mlle runs and Jo yce T u llls finished second and fourlh In Ihe same events. Th e Falrtot two-mlle re la y te a m a ls o c a m e h o m e victorious. Th e Lym an girls finished seventh but was Just u single point behind Lake H ra n llry. Janet Greenberg won the 880-yard run and ihe mile-relay tram ulso took home a victory. Melissa Lewis was second In the triple Jump. O n the boys' side. White was the field events M V F while sprinter Robert Scott of W inter Haven look home thr running M VF. Seminole picked up three firsts, six seconds and one third to claim the tram trophy. In addition to White, others scoring wins were Robert Moore In the triple Jum p and Maurler Thom as In Ihe 330-yard Intermediate hurdles. Second place performances werr turned In hy Moore In the shot. Henry Williams In the triple Jump. Eldonte Stile In the 440. Dalvln Davis In die 880 and Ihe 440- and C H IC A G O - Michael Jordan led a bal.ineed attack Thursday mglii with 38 point*. including 16 In the lourth quarter, as the Chicago Hulls turned hack die Orlando Magic. 111 104. lo reach Ihc 50 victory mark lor I tie sixth lime ill franchise history The Hulls' sixth straight win kept them lour games hchind first-place Detroit In die ( eiiiral Division Th e x ib .u k was die Magic's seventh in succession and 23rd hi die Iasi 25 innings .Jordan converted ■' l5 loot ti.iM-||iu- pim p to Inereax- the lead lo 106 |()2 with 53 seconds lell. Alter a pair ol ( Irlaodo misses. Horace G r.m l s|ihl twofree throw s lor a Hvc-|Milill advunlage Sidney Green's lollim -up shaved Orlando's dellell lo 107 lo t. Inn Seiiiile Fipprn and Jordan hit two Irei- throws III Ihe llii.il 12 seconds lo in ­ die vn lurv Iordan and Gr.uil M ured eight eat h ill Ihc llilrd quarter as I Im ago held a Hit 76 lead ll •T il 4 S 3 ^•*>*1*^1**’••*< never lost Oils Smith paced Orlando w iili 2 1 points, while Green added 20. S n ill Sklles I!) and rookie Nick Anderson 15 Hill Curtwrtght seorerl 15 and G ram and riMiku- It.I Arm sirong 14 each lor Chicago As Chicago emptied I t s bench in die m x -o i u ! quarter. Anderson Ignlled a eottielr.u k with time |milnis anti lour retKiunds Orlando slioi 56 |M-reeill lit die |M-rliHl to lake a 57-56 lead al iialtllmc / * > w *4 •t* ►i. , *»v . i 1^ » »J 1 �!• - 8anlord Herald. Sanford, Florid* - Friday. April 6. 1990 S T A T S & STA N D IN G S f. 4:11pm 0f U n i t y * Park. I JO M IIW U III IflvHsHpud Lywaaaf Or. FKtaig*. I p m TR A C K L*4w Hawaii kuyi *1 W M i l i i hnttettoMl Dutton*. W arn Lafe* Hawaii g)rh rn Wtutor Part laaria Haaal. 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I *Sp m Baltimore yt.-Atlanta, at Watt Palm Beach, t OSpm. Kantet City yt Rotten, al Winter Haven 1:01pm Tatat vt Chicapo (ALI. al Sereecla 1:11 pm Houttan vt Oatrolt. at Lakeland. 1 11 D*trait vt Cincinnati, at Plant City. I 11pm Cleveland vt. Seattle, at Tampa. A/IJ . 1 01pm Milwaukee vt CNcogo INLI. at Mata. A r u .1 01 p m . Montreal vt Mlnnttota. ( Mp m LotAnfeletalCalltornia. I* lip m Oaklandat San Fraiclica. TBA Toronto *1Ttsas. I g m Houston vt. Atlanta, at Wasl Palm Beach, i ospm Philadelphia vs Cmcmnali. al Plant City. t.OSp m Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh, at Bradanton. I Mpm New York (AL) at New York INLI. I Up m St Ltuls vs Baltimore tt Washington. D C . 1 Upm Chicago INLI vt. Milweukoo. at ChandMr, Aril ,)p m Cleveland vt Chicago INLI. at Mata. Aril ,l:Mpm Datroil v* Kansas City, al Orlande. 7 Up m Montreal at Minnesota. lU p is Boston ys Chicago IAU, at Sarasota a pm CalitornlaatLotAngelet. IQ 01p m Seattle at San Otogo. HI Mp m Oakland at Son Francisco. 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High school. Me Donaldi (Armstrong Tl. TochnlC*! 1*ult-N*n* A—11*1] Capital Clastic 7:M pm. — SUN, NRA. Indiana Pacers al Orlondu Magic ILI I T -1 T T |A M J P Maitof* At August*. •*. FW-itOMn* Ml* • Oonaad Bill Bmton .............. Nick Faldo Crwg Stadior ............. iFwiiy looMor... . Jonn MaAartoy Ronon fUrtorty Jota Marla QU/aOai Control OfvtitoA •Chicapa UilwAylS# ■ Ulan ■ Son Antonio Doll** Doirtf Houtlon Minn***)* Chortolto 4*s V M M7 tt<s 14 1* 4*4 Illy Wayna Grady.................. IAU Timet ROT) New Ta rt m d 74 *71 *<e Bob taray CTmo Bock B Philadelphia II M SanAnton)*at Sacrtmenta Mpm PhoeniietL A CHypors. lB Mp m San Diefa I. California ? Cleveland a. CtacaoetNL11 MitwaukaaA San Francitca) Piiitborph *. T a ia tt pm U 177*4 - a LA LaHara a Fernand Phi ladeMhia'o Altoto. 7 M p m CMcapa tt DtlldA I M pm Washington at Mlluaukai. * p m. Ration (.MUnnawta I Baltimore 4. Atlanta 4 Seattle 14. 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Game Two. (oinod In TENNIS it pm. — SUN. Fnmntlal Each* Claasak. Man's shinglesQuartertinal AUTO RACING I J p * - SUN. CART Awtowprks MB Tuna Trlets. ILI •pm - RSPN. NASCAR Grwid National Budwoiter IM *pm — RSPN. Saturday Night Thundtr, ILI BA1RBALL I XI pm — GN. Eitublllon. Chicago Whitt So* vs Beaten Rad See. ILI I Mpm — CV. College Ecktrd al Rollins. ILI 4pm — SC. High school. Colonial Clastic Championthl Gama BASKETBALL I M pm — ESPN. High school. Indiana Slate Tournament. ChampionshipGome 7 U pm - TBS NRA. Philadelphia laen al Atlanta Hawks. ILI „ .. - • M pm - GN NRA. Chicagn Bunt al Dallas Mavericks ILl FOOTBALL I pm — la. M. SC College Orange Blue F torIda Springs Gama. ILI GOLF 1 M pm — WCPX 4 The Mailers. Third Round. ILI ItOCKIT 1 10 p m — IS P N , GoMe-g* NCAA Division ICfvamp*onihipGama,altoat J 30a m (.10 pm . — ICt NHL. Ham York si Ham York Rangart Gama Toe. (L) SweepCoatlanad from IB mile-relay teams. Tak ing a third was Thom a s In I hr 120 high hurdles. Luke Mary claimed third place with 74 points behind (lrat-placr finishes from Tyrone Gibson In the long Jum p and Charles El be try lit the 440. T h e Rams got seconds from Hob Kobenson in the mile and the two-mile relay team while third-place fin­ ishers were Ale* Green In the pole vault and P .J. Lewis In the two-mile run. Lake Brantley, which finished seventh, got top-three places from Jason llohlis (first In thr (xile vault). Matt Kaiser (second In ihe pole vault). Clint Johnson Uhlrds in both thr 220-yard and lO M -m e te r dashes) and th r t wo-mllc relay team (thlrdl. Th e remainder of the county lop three finishers ram e front Lyman, which finished eighth in ihe tram standings. Ted dy Mil- rhell won Ihe mile and llnlshcd Ihlrd in ih r 8HO. Kevin Padgett finished second In the Iwo-mlle and Ihe two mike relay team triumphed. " E v e r y t h i n g w ent p re tty w e ll," said Brauman about the event. "W e had some outstand­ ing performances turned In hy several Iranis It run a 111tie long hut when you have tills many teams und both boys' and girls' tra in s . It Is g o in g to lake aw hile." Dale Cop pock of the Sanford Optimist C lub was the chairman for this event and said Ills d u b would continue Its participation. " T h is Is the I5 ih year we've run Ihls particular eveni and wc have enjoyed It." he said "Th e meet used lo In- for Ihe county c h a m p io n s h ip Inti w ith the forming ol the SA C we had in change 11 lu an Invllallonul three years ago. We arc- very pleased w ilh the turnout by Ihe learns." ConferenceC o n tin u e d fro m I B Into the to u rn a m e n t, have re p re ­ sentatives In four ot Ihe final singles' llnnls ihls m orning Noi o nly that, hut Ih r y are Hu­ mp-seeded player In all lour eases. So a ir both Lake Hrunllcy doubles learns By comparison. Lym an lias lliree players In Ih r Imuls while Lake Mary has Just two. Both ol L y m a n 's a n d L u k e M a ry s doubles learns .ire sill) alive tun the (ireyliounds li.ul In play ih r Rains lit Ih r scitillinals In Ixilh No. I and No. 2 doubles Ihls m orning fa irin g s in ih ls m o rn in g 's singles Itii.i Is lind Jason Ap|trl II.ake llrutitlry) playing Josh Lewis iSeiiiliiolel ul No I. Ryan RiHlgris |Lukr Mary I taring Mall A II h- m tl.v iii .ml . ii No 2. Sc-olt Ryan ILakr llr.u illrvl Hireling Joey Mile bell iLyiiianl al No. J Jo n Johnson ILa kr llrantlryl m a le h e d w i t h D a n G a s t l IL y m a n l al No -l and fa u l Kurquardaui taking on Doug '.•her Ulan ll.a In M aryial No 5 ('om p rlU lo n am ong Ihe girls Is |usl as rluse The Oviedo I Ions led llielr countcrparls tm m Lake llraullry and laiice Mary by one I>41111r Bui unlike In ihr- boys' play. Ihe Lions also were In thc si rotigrst (Hisllkin lo build on llielr advantage with players In lour ol llie live singles Imuls and I miiI i doubles IruliLs still alive. G oing into ihls m orn lug. Lake M an bad lin e r pluyi is In tile singles Hunts and Luki H iaiutry bad two Bolli doubles trains lim n bolli si I iih i Is were still alive bill, as h i llu tMiys tin Hams and I’ulrlnls were to play each other In both doubles semllluals fa irin g s for ihls m orning's singles Hunts had Kim Bruno (Lake llranltey) lacing Je n n y Wise lOvtrdol al No I. J ill Wise(O vledol playing A m y Kitilth (L y m a n ) at No. 2. K ris tin a Kolscos lOvledo) Inking on Traey Mutehliik lluikr Mary) al No j . J e n W h e e le r It.a k e M a r y ) sipiariug oil ugnmsl Mum Tru ll lO vlrdiil al No 4 and Laurie Hahn (Lake Mary I matched with G rim m I Luke Brantley I O rn n g e w o o d v i . U m a tilla U M A T IL L A lo . jus Hu second time this season. Ihe I h. v s ' and girls tennis trains 11mil Oiangewixxl Christian won on (In- same day. Oil Thursday. Ihe (K 'S Rams swept two mat­ ches lim n Umatilla by Identical 11-1 scores. T h e O rungcw om l girls im ­ proved their record to 4-6 with llielr w in while the boys raise llielr sruMin mark to 3-7. lo r Ihe girls Amuuadu Chiller d< it an d faille Lillie H-4 al No I singles A l No 2. M lm l Sheris siop|Hil Brandy Anderson H-2. Kilsiy D w ye r won her mulc h ui No. 3. lM-alliig Kim Murray H i. Al No 4. Robin Ikigu r topped Deana Merrill H-3. Umatilla's win came at No S. where Dana Mi (d im bested l.lselte Hague H5 In doubles. Clutter and Sheets In -u i Little and Anderson H-3 al No. I while Dwyer and Robin Dague stopped Murray and MrrMil K 4 mi No 2 Kor ilk* (X 'S Ixiys. Brad David lopped Dick W rslllug H-3 al No I while al No. 2. T o n y Naie dt-tea led Eric Larson H-3. Daniel Alvarez w on H-3 over T o n y Itaiuli / at No. 3 as T u n Senell stopprd Mike frie r H -l at No. 4. As in the girls I titiallllu's only w in rame at No. 5. when- Ed Hlaktsliiu licut Erie S trllriis H -1 . Ill doubles. IXivId and Nare tieal W rslllug and Larson H-4 ul No. I while Alvarez and Senrll defeated Ramirez and Price H-2 at No 2 Orangcwood will play again Saturday lu their conference meet al Rrd Bud Bug Lake furk Tem-Dale forces playoff with Creative Invasion S A N FO R D — IT* pUyofT lime In the Sanford Recreation De­ p a r t m e n t T h u r s d a y N ig h t Softball League. Terrell Ervin tripled, Jo e Ervin doubled and J im m y Sheffield singled for two third-Inning runs to put the Tem -D a le Com pany ahead of league-leading Creative Invasion. Joe E rv in made Ihe advantage stand aa Tem -D ale scored a 5-4 victory to force a one-game playoff for the league championship. In Ih e o t h e r g a m e , th e W re cking C re w finished Ihe season with a 9-7 trium ph over Craxy Wings. Th e final regular season stan­ dings show Tem -D ale and Cre­ a tiv e In v a s io n at 9 -3 . the Wrecking Crew 3-7 and Crazy Wings 1-11. Tem -D ale had scored three runs In the top of Ihe find Inning only to have Creative Invasion come bock with four runs In the bottom of the first. But Joe E rv in allowed only five hits (he real of the way and retired 18 of the last 24 men he faced. Ervin helped his on cause al Ihe plate with a double, two singles and two ru n t scored. Other contributors were Shef­ field Idouble, two Blngleij. T e r ­ rell E r v in (trip le , tw o ru n s scored). J a y Johnaon (single. ru n scored) and Roy Templeton, Ken Galgano and Dale Ygfea (ooe tingle each). Providing the offense for*Creatlve Invasion were Kirk Allen (home run, single, run scored). Jo e Ferpes (two singles, run scored). Kyle Brubaker (double). Je rry DtBartola and Ron Lesage lone single and one ru n scored each) and Blake Murray and Jo ey DtBartaio (one single each). In Ih e se co nd gam e, the W recking Crew scored four runs on three hits In the fifth Inning to secure the season-ending vic­ tory. D oing the damage for the Wrecking Crew were BUI Marino (two doubles, two runs scored). Heath Short (triple, single, two runs scoredI. Ronnie W lrth and Bill Polalty (two singles and one run scored each). J im Stem (two •inglea). Steve Pridgen and T im , W inkle (one single each) and Steve Cooper (run scored). Sp a rkin g the C ra zy W ings offense were J e r r y H e rm a n Idouble. two singles, two runs scored). A lle n Peterson (two d o u b le s ). E r ic E tc h e r (tw o singles, run scored). Chris Davis (two singles). Craig Appel (dou­ ble. ru n scoredl. To m Kelly (single, two runs scored). Jim Sm ith (single, ru n scared) and Greg Hensley and Ron Appel (one single each). Baseball------Continued frooa IB advanced In third but A ’s pitcher Alberto Williams turned a line drive into an Inning-ending double play. First Union lank the lead back when Eric Sm ith led off thr seventh with a king home run to right. Marcus Beasley and Donnie Hinson led off D A V ’s winning rally with walks, both advanc­ ing on a wild pitch. After Ih r next two baiters struck out. William s hit u slow roller down the third base line that scored Ik-asley with lying run. Aroslu followed with Ills shot to left lo finish Ih r game. Acosta only gave up three runs on flvr hits In his four Inning of relief to pick up the victory. He also led the Royals offensively wilh a home run. double, Iwo singles and Ih m runs scored. D U i c r . c p n l r i b u i u r s . w.ecc, Williams (two doubles, single, three runs scored). Hinson I three singles, three ru n s scoredl. Butler (home run. double, run scoredl. Dixon (two doubles, two m ils M-ored). W ynn llw o singles, run scored) and Beasley (single. ClassicC o n tin u e d fro m I B eommenied lirown. " T h e balls seem to come faster at nigh t." Gilbert's blazing serve may have provided that Illusion, nine of his fireballs uclng Brown. " I served the hail a lot belter tonight." stilled Gilbert. “ I play well al night. I just mat i ll up well against him (B row n)." U n s c r d r d J o e y R iv e challenges G ilb e rt, c u rre n tly ranked No. 5 In the world, today at 7 p in. During play Thu rsda y after­ noon. van Reiisburg downed Nicholas Pereira 6-3. 7-6 |7-4| to advance to his q u a rte rfin a l m a tch today against Ja s o n Stollrnbrrgrr. T h e match will follow th rG U b c n -K lv r ronn-st. D a v is s t r u g g le d h r lo r e Dvrn'om lng Dan Goldie. 1-6. 6-4. 6 -2 H e p l a y s M a 11 v a I W a sh ingto n today after Ihe Patc-Homhrceher match. Many of the 3.500 spectators showed up at 7 p.m. expecting to see Krlckstcln perform, but inslrad saw the G ilbe rt-B row n contest. And by the time Ihe tans had lime to gel setlled. that match was over A n exhibition mutch followed. In doubles action, the lopset tied lean) of I’alc and Davis udvuntcd lo the semillnals with a 3-6. 7-6 l5j. 6 2 trium ph over Ihe Irani ol Miguel Nldo und Joey Rive. T h e y will face Royee Deppe ami Dry on Tu lb o i on Saturday. T h r learn of Glenn Liye ntle rkrr anil Leif Shlras also art) .meed lo Ihe semifinals three runs scored). Doing thr damage for First U n ion were Gerard W illiam s I Hirer singles I, Smith (home run. single, two runs scored). Gregg Stafford Idouble. single, three runs scored). Richard Badger Idouble. single, run scored). Anderson (home run. three run* scoredF Alberto Williams Islngle. run scored) and Kicky Anderson. LeMuel Thom pson and Kelvin Cotton lone run scored each). Seminole Fonl scored seven first Inning ru ns and never looked back In picking up the four-lnnlng win over Sun Bank. T h e Red Sox added four runs In each of Ihe second and fourth Innings und two runs In the third. Th e Orkiles scored two runs In the first, one In the Ihlrd und lliree In the fourth before Ihe contest was culled by the merev rule. T e rra n c e Perkins was the w inning pitcher for Seminole Ford, tossing a slx-hltter and striking out six In his four Innings of work. Lruding the Red Sox offensive attack were Henry Taylor Ihome run. double, three runs scored). Shaw n Green (double, single, run scored). Hleky Flordy (two sin g le s, ru n scoredl. Ja so n B e rtra n d (dou ble , two ru ns scored). Ryan Colgate (single, three runs scored). Perkins and Robert Randall (one single and two runs scored each). Waller G u ln rs Islngle) and A ntonio White. Trellis Smith and Chris W ard (one run srored each). Providing the offense for Sun Bank were Cedric Church (home runl. Richard Reddicks (triple), T o n y Guanctalc (double, ruh scored). Jam es Young (single, tw o r u n s s c u r r d l . P h i lli p Reynolds (single, run scored). T im Watson (single) and J e r­ maine Markey (run scored). 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Proceeds from the crulac. hair and fashion show will benefit Th e Good Samaritan Home and TaJIrf Aria International. Ticket* arc $35. For ticket Information phone 322-9638 or 322-5421. For ticket delivery call 322-54IB. April mooting tchodulod Sanford — Seminole Art Aaaoclatlon has scheduled Its April meeting Tor 7:30 p.m . Monday. April 0. at the Cultural Arts Center. Fifth Street. Pam Kaufman will conduct a program on m aking your ow n paper. Noodlowork program aot Centrla Florida Chapter of the Embroiderer's G uild of America will host a program entitled "Needlework. Yesterday and T o d a y ." at 7:30 p.m .. Thursday. April 12, at the Ju nio r Achievement Center. Loch Haven Park. 2121 Cam bden Rd.. off Princeton. In Orlando. For more Information, call 869-5066. Spring Into lashlon Cooperative Extension Service. 250 W . County Hom e Rd.. will host a fashion show and luncheon at 11 a.m .. Wednesday. April 1 1. A discussion on the Incredible edible egg la planned before the omelet bufTet. T h e fashion show will follow. Cost la S6. Proceeds w ill go toward homemaker scholarships. Pre-registration Is required. For more Inform ation, call 323-2500. ex. 5560. Cataract acraaning glvan For a free cataract and glaucoma evaluation, contact the EyeCarc Institute. 101 Corsair Dr. Suite 104. Daytona Beach. Phone I -800-445-6236. Retired transit workare to gather T h e New York Retired Transit Workers meet at Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive, the first Saturday of each month at 1:30 p.m. Old care put In limelight Th e Antique and Classic Automobile C lub of Seminole County sponsors a display of old curs each Saturday from 7-10 p.m. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind W endy's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members are welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. ■vLM veoa People editor SANFORD Ju s t ae April showers bring May flowers. Sem­ inole Com m unity College will bring the play T h e Rainmaker' to Ita Fine Arts Theatre at 8 p.m .. beginning A p ril 12 and ru n n in g for two consecutive Thursdays, Fridays. Saturdays and Sundays. T h e Sunday per­ formances are scheduled for 1:30 p.m . Directed by Richard Fallon, founder of the School of Theatre at Florida State Univerity (FSU ) and of the Stale Theatre System of Florida. 'Th e Rainmaker' Is a romantic comedy suitable for all ages. " T h is Is the third or fourth lime I've done Ihia play.” Fallon said. “ It's simple in the aenae of stru ctu re , but It deals with values young people are exposed to, so It la one of m y favorites to direct." Fallon said the play-Is about the C u rry family: a lather, two sons and a daughter, who live In the Midwest on a cattle ranch, and ore dealing with a severe drought. " T h e drought Is symbolic in nature. Rain Is that nurturing aspect of nature that makes everything grow, and the play deals with each character s re­ flections on the way the drought la a ffe c tin g th e m .'* F a llo n explained. T h e older son Noah la cynical. He feels the drought will never end because he has lost the capacity to dream and envision a different world for himself. T h e y o u n g e r son J i m m y k n o w s th a t ra in no u rish e s nature and people. He knows the rain w ill come. Just as he knows his world will open up and his dreams will come true. Lizzie, at a marriageable age with no prospects. Is the daugh­ ter who compares herself to the land around her; dried up. She Is ronvlnred she Id plain like the barren land, but she dreams tht someday someone special will love her and make her blossom like the rain makes the flowers blossom. Enter the rainmaker, a young man who says he can end the drought. "H e Is a con man with a vision. He believes God has given him a special gift enabling him to make rain, but he's never proven that he can," Fallon said. T h e ra in m a k e r represents someone w h o can make Lizzie's dreams come true. Whether he docs or does not can be an­ swered by seeing the play. w n s r a w >i u q 4 Director Richard Fallon, conducts rahaareal at S C C for ‘Tho Rainmaker.’ Help find best mom Mark Tw ain has first, last w ord D E A R A B B Y : You slated that "the person who does not rrnd N no better off than the person who cunnot read" was your original statement. Mark Tw a in once said. " T h e man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them ." So you see. yours was not an original thought, though Ihe statement Is quite relevant lo today's literacy program. E S TH E R A . BEM NKE, N O R T H B R O O K , IL L . DEAR ESTH ER BEHNKE: I wouldn't dream or plagiarizing Mark T w a in — only quoting him. I have used that quote several tlm rs over the years w ith o u t c r e d it in g a n yo n e because I honestly thought II was m y own. Mru culpa. D E A R A B B Y t Never In m y wildest dreams did I think I'd wrlie a letter lo Dear Abby. but Ihe letter in your column signed "Nobody's Valentine" prompted Ihls response. T h e lady was com plaining because her super guy never acknowledged Si. Valentine's day wlllt u Utile gtfl or curd, anil she felt hurt and neglected. She signed herself "Nobody's Valen­ tine." You told her never lei it happen again — next year leave notes on Ills pillow or on the balhroom m irror, and stick an artificial flower In his shoe with a note to remind him lo al least give her a card. Come on. Abby! Do you hold A D V IC R ABIGAIL ' VAN BUREN stock In Hallmark or something? If I had to harass m y husband for a card. I wouldn't want one. T h is year for Valentine's Day. I made m y husband a marvelous dinner, followed by a heartshaped cake, flowers and a loving note. What did he give m e? N o th in g . I d id n 't feel slighted. W hy? Because I see evidence of his love and appreci­ ation for me every duy of the year, and I don't need some rnm rnrrctallzrd. hyped up. ob­ ligatory day to make me feel loved. My husband surprises me every now and then when I least expect It. One night he came home nnrl told me tn go nutslde and look at the car that was p a rk e d In the d riv e w a y . I thought for sure someone had put a dent In m y fender. I nearly fell over when I saw Ihe brand-new car I had looked al and admired ihe day before. What a doll! So you see Abby. not all men want to be pushed Into giving u gift out of obliga­ tion. L U C K Y L A U K IE IN C A R L S B A D D E A B L A U R I E : Meet another lucky lady who. after a little soul-searching, cam e lo the same conclusion: D E A B A B B Y r In response lo "N obody's Valentine," perhaps a few words Tram someone In Ihe same boat will help: I've been married for 10 years, and In all lltai time. I received only one valentine from m y h u s b a n d : H is m o th e r had bought It for him to give to me! Of course, when I found out. It meant nothing In me. I t r ie d y o u r s u g g e s te d T h e Sanford Herald welcomes organizational and personal news. AH Items submitted for publication to the People section must Include the name of a contact person and daytim e phone number. T h e following suggestions arc recommended to expedite publication: 1. T y p e releases double-spaced In upper and lower case, and write In narrative style (llilrd person). 2. Do not abbreviate. 3. Keep releases simple, but Include necessary details— club or person name, date and time of event (If applicable), place, cost Ilf any any |, etc. •t. Subm it organizational releases no later than two weekdays following the event. (Problems? Writ* lo Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send e self-addressed, ■lamped envelope to Deer Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angelas, Calif. 90069. All correspondence la confidential.) Floyd Theatres i t > ir 11: ‘ lOZ Sanford Herald Is searching (or sn area mom deserving o! our annual 'Mom al The Year' title. We need our readers to help by writing letters of nomination, lo be reviewed by our panel of judges. Only residents ol Seminole County are ellbllble to be nominated but their nominators need not live In Seminole County. Here's how to enter Writ# us a letter about a special mom. telling us why she's so special. Letters should be lyped or printed legibly. Include (he nominee's name, alreet address, city, and daytime phone number at the lop of your letter. Al the end ol your letter, Include your name, address, daytime phone number and age (il under 18). Deliver or mail lo "Mom of the Year," Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FI., 32771. There Is no maximum length limit on leltars. Welcome Newcomer! “Florida’s own Newcomer service” — dedicated to welcoming new residents. Florida Owned Florida Mana|td (..it I H U M t ‘ > a v a i l a i j l t LAKE M ARY— For weekend family lun, a community wide Easier Egg Hunt and Diaper Oerby are planned from 2 5 pm ., Sunday. April 8 on Ihe soccer field behind Driftwood Plaza in Lake Mary. The tree event is sponsored by and celebrates "The Grand Beginning'' ol Ihe SonLlle Community Church. Hotdogs, soda pop, and ice cream will be served. The llrsl 50 children will receive free helium balloons. Crazy Olympics is planned, with events like lha egg loss and potato sack race Publicity procedure approach — rem inding him with little hints, pointing m il things I needed and wanted In rase h r wanted to give me something for Valentine's Day. Still nothing. Finally, aflcr seven years. I sat down and thought of all the good qualities rny husband had exhib­ ited over the years. He was h o n e s t, d e p e n d a b le , h a r d ­ w o rk in g . affectionate at the appropriate times, good to m y parents, and absolutely the best father and husband a family could ever have. Th e n , all of a sudden. It didn't matter to me anymore that he didn't buy me a card nr a gift Just because It was St. Valen­ tine's Day. C O U N T IN O M Y B L E S S IN G S IN T E M P L E C I T Y . C A L IF . PI A ,’ A 'W IN MW Easter fam ily fun is free F a llo n said the p la y has Theatre In 1982. He founded the special meaning lo him. D uring Asolo State Theatre In Sarasota the Viet Nam era. his daughter and was Instrumental In found­ became disillusioned and rest­ ing the Burt Reynolds Institute less. He dedicated one of hla for Theatre training In Jupller. earlier performances of 'T h e A m o n g F a llo n 's m a n y a c­ Rainmaker' lo her. which she complishments are the receipt of attended. T h e Florida Governor's Award "She told me she was so for the Arts In 1974. He was moved by the play. It changed named Floria Ambassador of the her whole altitude by leaching Arts by the Secretary of Stale tn 1902. her lo hang on to dreams and have hope." Fallon said."I think Fallon will direct 'Th e Rain­ the play has helped many people maker' as Artist In Residence at over hard times." SC C . Call for tickets and reserva­ Fallon has been active In tions at 322-1450, E x . 399. theatre and education for 33 General admission Is S6. Seniors y e a rs. He re tire d as D e a n and students. *5. Tickets are Emeritus from FSU 's School of also available at the door. It is our desire to make you Iasi welcome and to acquslnl you with our city. FIRST POWER STEPFATHER II N orisis MODISCOUNT Sanford Herald MISSED DELIVERY IS II you are new in tha erea. or know ol a family who Is, a phone call will bring a prompt visit Irom our repress nut Ive. She has brochures, dvle infor­ mation, maps, and to help with your shopping need), cards of Introduction and gifts Irom local merchants. Local mtrchanls are also encouraged to inquire about tha availability of our services Harriet Dees — Sanford, Lake Mary 322 3 2 0 6 C a ll: 322-2611 M O N D A Y th ru F R ID A Y 5:30 p .m . til 6:30 p .m . 5. Subm it advance notices at least one week prior lo the preferred publication date, and requests for photographer at least one week prior to the event SUNDAY 6:00 A .M . til 10:00 A .M . For more Information, call the People editor at 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1, ext. 34. 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Florida — Friday, April •, 1980 — M Religion Bishops call for women’s equality IN B R I E F Vote## of Pizzazz to perform UPI religion writer SA N FO R D — T h e Voice* of Pizzazz Gospel Ensemble w ill be In concert Sunday at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. 710 Orange Ave., Sanford. T h e free concert will be at 7:30 p .m . T h e public Is Invited. For more Information, call 330-7044. W A S H IN G T O N - A rgu ing Ihe "sin of sexism " has corroded civilization, a new draft of a pastoral statement on women by the nation's Roman Catholic bishops calls for greater secular equality for women, but said ordination to the priesthood remains Impossible. Th e 99-page document, which declares "the baste equality of all" persons, praises Ihe work of Christian femtniata who work lo "liberate women from attitudes and actions (hat stand In the way of women using their gifts and talents for Ihe good of society and the church." Released Monday. Ihe state­ ment also cautions feminists not to advocate "abbcnilkm s" surh aa " l i b e r a t i o n " f r o m th e church's teachings on sexuality or "acceptance of abortion as a legitimate choice for wom en under pressure." "Fidelity to the exumplc of Christ and to the practice of Ihe apostles requires the church to stand by this tradition" of an all-male priesthood. It said, argu- RMurraetton Calibration to ba hold O R L A N D O — T h e Seventh-Day Adventist C h u rch at Florida Hospital will present the Fourth Annual Resurrection Celebra­ tion. a free Interfallh program. April IB at S a.m . at the church. 601 E. Rollins SI.. Orlando. For more Information, call 898-0451. All Souls sponsors Watfc-a-thon SA N FO R D — All Souls Catholic School w ill sponsor a Walk s then April 27 from 9 a.m . lo noon beginning at the school. BOO S. Oak Ave. Students and teacher* will walk to raise money for Improving services, equipment and software at the school. For more Information, call the school olllcc at 322-7090. Spscisl Pplm Sunday ssrvlcs plannsd SA N FO R D — Th e Lutheran C h u rch of the Redeemer. 2S25 Oak Ave.. Sanford, will observe Palm Sunday with a special worship service at 10:3Oa.m. Sunday, Coffee will be served in Fellowmhlp Hall after the service*. Women of the church will be selling handpalnted wooden Easter Eggs from Poland. For more Informal Ion. call Maxine Ekem at 322-2464. Luthsran woman to mast SA N FO R D — Th e Lutheran W om an's Missionary League will meet April 19 at 1:30 p.m . at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak Ave.. Sanford. New Bathal hotda apring concart A C TA M O N E SPRINGS New Bethel African Methodlsl Episcopal Ch urch . 307 Marker SI., Altamonte Springs, w ill hold Its final spring concert April 22 al 7 p.m. Egga sold to banaflt mlaakmariaa SA N FO R D - T h e Church or C od of Propheay. 2509 E lm Ave., Sanford. Is holding Its annual Easter Egg sale to benefit missionaries. The homemade peanut hut irr eggs are available through the church office. For more Information, call the church al 322-IO IS. First Baptist hosts Eastar musical SA N FO R D - F ln l Baptist Church. 919 Park Ave.. Sanford, will host the Easter musical. "N o Greater Love." Sunday al 8:25 a. in. and 10:55 a.m. Th e musical, written by Jo h n W . Peterson, tells the story of the life, death and resurrection of Christ. Soloists arc Ju lie Ashley. Beverlce Hays. Richard Hotzctew. Ken Peek. Laura Peck. Pat Robbins. Linda Schneader and Jason Sellers. Pianist Is Robin Parker and narrators are Donna McIntosh and Don Nicholas. PROM T H I PULPIT Working together is Holy Week lesson l y WILLIAM 9. MCCLOUD Th e story Is told of the little girl who became lost In one of those vast Iowa cornfields. The (lrst day of searches ended wllh no sucress. T h e second day, more volunteers were called In. bul wllh no results. Finally on the third day someone suggested they all Join hands and walk together. At the end of the day they found the child...dead. One person later remarked. "W e should have Joined hands sooner." Isn't It amazing what we can accomplish when we Join hands. T h is Is so true w llh the Church, us well. Together we can ucrompltsh so m uch more than we ever could by ourselves. W ork­ ing tugether: the secret of suc­ cess. Th e Scripture tells us wc are u people of different gifts and different talents. Each of us Is given a unique set of qualities lh.it should be used for Ihe good of Ihe whole. Often if we fall lo use a talent, we will lose It. or It will be tuken away from us. I think the same Is Iru r with the Ihlngs that wc surround our lives with. Have you ever had a possession that was so dear to you. you wanted lo protect It at all costs? You never wanted lo use It. always wanting lo save it? I am reminded of the man who loved his favorite pair of shoes so much that h r never wanted lo wear them — for fear they would wear out. T h e y did — they wore out through tack of wear. Th e leather cracking for lack of use. T h e dust collecting for lack of attention. T h e Insoles m olding for lack of a foot upon them. The shoes — like ihe talent — If not used, will soon fade away. W orking together w ith our talents for the glory of God Is what wc must be about. W ork­ ing together for the common goat of serving ou r Lord. Ever since I was a child I have been amazed at how wild geese fly. The y seem so graceful — they fly effortlessly. Or. so It s e e m s . T h e y m ig r a t e fo r hundreds of miles. In a perfect pattern of organized flight. Th e y make It seem so easy. Th e ir s e c r e t : t h e y a re w o r k in g together. Th e pattern In which they (ly Is not Just by chance. T h e pattern of the " V " gives them the least wind resistance fur Ihe long Journey. A nd. the leader, the "bird on point." is con­ stantly changing? Each bird lakes Its lu m In giving direction lo Ihe group. Working together to reach a com m on destination. In the Iowa corn farm, one person remarked. "W c should have Joined hands so o n e r." D uring this Holy Week, let us join hands together, as wc seek to do His w ill, for our comm u n u t y . o u r w o rld , a nd ourselves. William S MzLouA it m o w m m iS * 0* F ir»l Unitad Mamodni CSvrcS. laniard Protestant liberals a vital force During his recent olfU-tuI visit lo t h e U n t i e d S l u u - s . E l S a lva d o r's President A llrc d o Crlstlanl did something unprec­ edented In m e rit American re­ ligious life. Under heavy security. Crls H u n t m o ln rc a rtc d fro m his Manhattan h o ld lo Hit- Episcopal Church C rrilc r lot a |Milllc hut trunk mt-cllng with U.S. church officials runccm ed atxml the persecution and harassment of religious workers In Ills civil war-torn Central American na­ tion. Days la irr. Ill Washington. Crisllanl requested a follow-up meeting. T h e Salvuiluran president's meetings were laell acknowl cdgmenl or the clout the liberal, m ulnlinc Prntesiani churches wield and an unspoken ad­ mission of the key role Ihey will play In his nation's qucsl for co n tin u in g A m crlcu n foreign aid. Sim ilarly, 11 was a yrars-long International campaign of politi­ cal p re ssu re a n d e co n o m ic sanctions pa tlrnlly built and Hnuncrd — Including sustaining 1he South Alrtcun Council ol Churches when II was one of I he few voices dial could In - lifted against apartheid — by such groups us Ihe World Council of C h u rc h e s a n d the N a tio n a l C o u n c il of C h u rch e s, w h ich played a key role In (h r freeing of African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela. Alter a decade In which Ihe splash and Hash of the religious far right domnlnalcd Ihe A m e ri­ can religious landscape and Ihe obttuary of m utiistrrum Pro­ testantism had Im' c ii offered by scholars arid pundits alike, tlufact lhat liberal churches arc still alive may come as something ol surprise. Indeed. Ihe u|>|>ari'iil new In­ fluence ol mainline I‘roicsiau­ tism inay lx- a result ol Ihe polarizing effect ol Ibc religious r ig h t a n d w h a t P r in c e t o n sociologist Robert W ulhuow sees as a new realignment ot religion Uiscd along class and eduruIlona) ullulim icn! lilies Ilian the­ ology or denondnatioual Ism. In a recent lx»ik. " T h e Strug­ g le f o r A m e r i c a 's S o u l " lErrdm aus. $22.1151. W ulhuow argues Ihul tin- cleavage lx-twren liberals ami conservatives Is now so deep-sealed llu-y constitute virtually separate and Isolated religious communities At Ihe same lime, however, he said, like earlier dcunmlualiouul rivalries. "(Id s eonlllet has given added vllallly as well as visibility lo o rg a n iz e d re lig io n as a whole." Including a more selfcoufldciil m ainline Proiesi.ml ism . FORTHEPOWER. TEACH. No other proleiiton h o i thn power. Ihe power lo wuke up young mtrvdi ihe power to woke u p the world leochen hove that power. Reach lor It teach. For Information calf 1-800-45-TEACH. Recruiting New feoc Iters. Inc. Another rc.cam lor Ibc new Inlluener ot tile ecnlrul tradition may lx- lhat while It has noi abandoned lls liberal |x>siiloris It has slimmed the loll.m od rhetoric ami Inflated arrogance that characterized Idx-r.d rellg lo u d in in g the tu rb u le n t IttoOs At the same lime, nialiiluir a ctivists on such Issues as apartheid. Central Airier lean |n>I icy. civil rights and child care legislation w ille d III lor Ihe long haul. M ainline p ro lrs tu p ils iu re­ mains troubUd. Ii emit limes to lose members ing that exclusion from the priesthood Is not “ rooted In a view that women are Inferior aa persons." A nd It appeared to back off from a promise In Ihe Drat draft to "foster a dialogue" In the church with "thoae who find prohibitions agalnat artificial contraception unacceptable," dropping Its call for “ a spirit of compassion towards those who In good conscience ... have not lived in accord with the Ideals set forth by Ihe ch u rch." Instead, the bishops pledge to promote an awareness of natural family planning and "birth regu­ lation In the light of gospel values and a prolife stance." In p re p a ra tio n for alm ost seven years, the new draft, styled a "pastoral response to the concerns of wom en." was written by a rommlteee of six b is h o p s h e a de d by B la ho p Joseph Imesch of Joliet. 111. It Is gre a tly pared d ow n from a 164-page first draft released in 1988. T h e new draft Is expected to be debated and voted on in November. " T h e one clear and universal sentiment that arose in con­ sultations (between the bishops and Catholic women) was this: women want to be treated as persons," Ihe draft said. "T h e y want to be accepted as equals In a world that has been dominated by men. not relegated to ‘second class' ctzltenshlp. "T h e y want full participation und Inclusion, not Just In view of particular ‘feminine’ gifts and experiences, but in the whole business of life." II said. In denouncing sexism, the proponed pastoral said women suffer from Ihe "sexism resull- Ing from sin" and that sextet attitudes "ca n and do foster sins of rape, prostitution, adultery, em otional and phyalcal abandonment and the exploita­ tion of women through pornocorrosive sin of sexism has seeped Into the fabric of our civilization. Invading economic and governmental systems as well as social and ecclesiastical structures." the statement said. Like the first draft, the new statement calls Tor expanding s number of ministries Inside the church — short of the priesthood — to w o m e n . In c lu d in g the d is c o ns te (one step below the priesthood) and allowing \ to serve as lectors and altar girls. It also said theologically trained trail wom en should ould be allowed to preach. T h e new draft also called on each diocese to form a "co m ­ mission for women that will assure the rights of women on a continuing baste." T h e btebopa also said they support changes in economic structures "to stem the Doing tide of poverty among wom en." w ould back legislation "that respond to the needs of wom en." condemned pornography and urge establishment of affordable day-care centers. Holy Week services set for Seminole churches Churches across the county will hold special services duDng Holy Week. Here are tom e of the services: •Ascension Lutheran Church. 351 Ascension D r.. Casselberry, will hold a Procession of Palms Sunday at 8 a.m . and 10:30 a.m .: M aundy T h u rs d a y holy communion service Th u rs d a y at 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m .: Good Friday Tenebrae service at 7:30 p.m. Easter services: Sunrise serv­ ice by Ihe lake at 6 a.m .: Easter breakfast in Fellowship Hall at 7 a.m.t Festival of Resurrection at 8 a.m. and 10:30a.m . • Holy Cross Episcopal C h u rch . 4 1 0 M agnolia A ve.. Sanford, w ill hold Ten e bra e A p nl 9 at 7:30 p.m .; Maundy Thursday liturgy A p ril 12 at 9 p.m.: Good Friday liturgy April 13 at 7:30 p.m .: Easter vigil A p r il 15 at 6 :3 0 a .m . and Festival Eucharist at 10 a.m . •St. John's Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church. 2743 Country C lu b Road, Sanford, will hold Unction Service and Preparation April 11 at 8 p.m .: Last Supper and reading of the Gospels April 12 at 8 p.m.; T h e Great Lamen­ tations A p ril 13 at 8 p .m .: Vespers April 14 at 9 p.m .. I I p.m . and midnight; Easter serv­ ices April 15 at noon. • S t. Pe te r's E p i s c o p a l C h u rc h . 700 Rinehart Road. Lake Mary, will hold Litany and Meditation April 13 at noon, evening prayer at 4:45 p.m .. Stations of the Cross at 6:30 p . m. ; C h ild re n 's Easter Eg g Hunt at 10 a.m. April 14. and an Easter service at 10 a.m . April 15. Seminole County Area Church Directory AMCMBLY OF 0 0 0 Freedom Assembly of Qod. 1S19 W 5th S t. Sanford Now Lifo Attorney. 100 K#nnel Mood Wettva Attorney of Qod. 1I7S Oiion A d. Longwood BAPTIST Antioch Baptist ClHMCh Ovwdo C lit t f f Baptist Church Crystal Lake A 3m LM # Mary Casselberry Baptist Church. 770 Stmt noli Bivd Control Baptist Church. 3101 W t il St Chuiueta First Baptist Misenanwiy Baphtl Church, South witill Md Countryside Bap It«t Church, Count ry Club Road . Lak* Mary First Baptist Church 51® Park A r t First Baptist Church ol Altamonte Springs tit 436 Altamonte Springs First Bap I'Si Church ot Forest City First Baptist Church ot Geneva First Baptist Church, Markham Woods First Baptist Church of Lake Monro# First Baptist Church gt Longwood 09t Cast Sti 434 First Baptist Church of Ovtedo First Baptist Church ot Santando Springs First Baptist Church of Winter Springs ISO Bahama tid First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church ItO t W 13th St For* tt Baptist Church of O il awn Fountain Head Baptist Church. Oviedo Hop# Baptist Church. Fortsl City Community Center, Fortsl City Independence Baptist M ist Civic Ltagu* Bldg . Long wood Jordan Missionary Baptist Church. 920 U p s tU tid Lafcevie* Baptist Church 125 Lak*view Av# . Lak# Mary Macedonia Mission Baptist Church. Oak Hitt Rd , Oil##n Missionary Baptist Church, North Rd , Enterprise Morning Glory Baptist Church, Geneva H*y Mt Moriah primitive Baptist, 1101 Locust Av# , San lord Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Saniendo Springs Rd Long wood Mi Smci Missionary Baptist Church 1000 Jerry Av# Mt Zion Missionary Baptist, Sipes Av# N « « Bethel Missionary Church. 9th I t 1 Hickory An# Now Mt CM vary Missionary Baptist. 1109 W 13th Si New Salem Primitive Baptist Church. 1509 W 12lh St New Testament Baptist Church. Quaiiaty inn. North Long wood N tw Mt Zion Baptist Church, 1720 Pear Av# N#w Life Fellowship, 4961 E Lak* Drive, Casselberry FI 32706 NoMhitd# Baptist Church. Chuluota People s Baptist Church. 1201 W First Street Sen lard timecrest Bacilli Church 119 W Airport BNd Pram# Lake Baptist, Ridg# tid , Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist Church. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church West Sanford Smyrna Baptist Church 250 Ovtrprook O r . Casselberry Sumtand Baptist Church. 2626 Palmetto St James Missionary Bap It it Church,. St Rd 415. Osteen SI Luke Missionary Bap list Church of Cameron City.. Inc St Paul Baptist1Church. 013 Pin# Av# St Maithews Baptist Church Canaan Hgis St John « Missionary Baptist Church 920 Cypress St Sprtngfiatd Missionary Baptist. 12ih & Cedar Tempt# Baptist Church, Palm Springs tid . Altsmonl# Springs Eastern Odhodoi Church. St Steven t ot O C A . IMS Lak# Emma Road. Longwood. FL 32750 Eaitam Orihorio, CMunh SI Jonn OdfwOoi. H U Country Club Hoad. IM C O N l AM Sants I p i K o M CBurcn. ( . M a y A n . Emarprt** CUrtu Eprycop*! CXurcK. lorigwoori EptKOMl Church ol lh* Hrm Connanl, IT J TuM w i l l Hoad, WIMH Spring* riot, Cro*a ipttcogal. P in A n a *in S i . Sanlord St Patar* Ipl.copM Church, TOO flint hurt Hoad, U M Mary SI XicPwd * Church. SIS' Lak* Hoaall O d . Wtnwr fart Th* Church ol lh* Good lh*#h*fd. Matiand, 331 l* M A n . Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd al H##t#r Av# Wettview Baptist Church, 4100 Paola Road (44A) William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Mark A William St.. Altamonl# Springs Zion Hop# Baptist Church. 712 Orange Av# CATHOLIC Alt Souls Cathode Church. 002 Oak Av#, Sanford Church of lh# Nthrify. Lak# Mary Our Lak# of th# Lakes Catholic Church, 1310 Maaimilian. Deltona SI*1 rarer AnnI • Catholic Church, Dogwood *0 w w a ll r*JI rt* V naFal 7luII a U U I1 S V IN Trail, I * A ll, DeBary U A v B II Ball. Am Synagogu* m**llng a* Cornar ol Sand U M and County Un* Road West 1*4 T*mpr« Sh*Pom, WAS ElMam Mad.. Oaitona LUTMIXAM Aacanaton Lulhoran Church. O w tra sA Dr , C aaaarMrry Good Snaghard Umtad Lulhoran. m r a. Orlando Dr. Holy Crota Lulharan Church ol U M Wary. TOO tun Ort*a, U M Mary Lord Ot L i t Lulharan Church. 3*0 TuaMariU* Od.. WiMar Spring* Lulharan Church ol Prondanc*. Oonon* Lulharan Church ot tho hadaamat. 103 W ISth riaca MaaaOti Lutharan Church, DoMan D*y* Dr. A Mar 17-H. Caaaatbany SI. Luka* Lulharan Church. M OA. SI**!* SI Slaphan Lulharan Church. *3* lull Waal ol M , Longwood ■CTMOQWT Bamoll UMlod Manorial Church. L DaOary A**, Inlarprtto Baar Lak* Umtad Malhodlal Church Balhai A M ( Church. Canaan Hgt*. Caaaafbarry Community Urt.iad Malhodlal Church. Mwy 17 R Pmay fltdga Nd , CaaaaiDarry Chriil umtad Malhodlal Church. Tuckar Dr . Sunland (alar** Da Bay Community Malhodlal Church, W Highpank* M . DaBay Flral Umtad Mathodltt Church, l i t Park A n Fkat Malhodlal Church ol Ov-aoo Flral Umlad Mothodtal Church el Oorwra Fro* Moihodiat Church SCO W am St Drac* Umtad Malhodlal Church, CM N. Country Chip h d . U M Mary Orani Chapel A M I Church, 0«t*do Oakgrma Malhodlal Church. O*tedo Dalaan Malhodlal Church. Cor ol Capanla A Murray I I , Otlaan Paou Waalayai Malhodlal. SAM Wayald* Or. Sanlord Samando United Malhodlal Church. M 434 and M . Longwood SI Janoo A M ( . *lh « Cypraa* St Luka M B. Church ol Cameron O ly. Inc. Boardall oil SR . 4A I. St Mary * A M ( Church. SI Rt 41S. Otlaan Sr Saul'* M*lhodi«t Church. Otlaan Nd. CnlarprlM Slraltord Mamorid Church, S Da Bay Flral Church ol Ihe Neurone. IS 4 I Sanlord A** Dane** Church ol lh* X u a t n a . S A 4A. Oanata Lak* Mary Church ol lh* k a u n n a . 1711 CryalM U M A n . Laaa May Lungwood Church ol th* Hauran*. Wayman A Jaaaup A r c . Longwood M a t ham Wood* Church ol the M*»a*n* SN 4A lv » Mila* Waal ol 14 *1 Ihe W**i»a fl"*r FIXTICOATAL Cd rary Chntlian Canter I0AA Slat* SI Sanlord Plata P N IS B T T IN IA N Dalton* Pra,by Ian an Church Holland Bird A Au»lin A** . Gallon* Flral Pra.bytanan Church ol Laaa Mary Ftral P ra .b rt«rian Church. Oak A t* A 3rd SI Fir.t Pra.by 1*nan Church ol DaBary. I Highland SI Andraa* Proabylanan Church 9911 Baar LaM Nd _ . *#%-Aa * ■ a* _ _. fi-a a *■ - M .■„ * — m —n . S. Augualin. C d h o .« Church. SunM l Dr. Mar Button N d . C«aW bm ry “ St Mery M#g#d4f#o# Cefhoitc Churcn. Uwtieod Av#. Allemofil# Springs CHRISTIAN Firsf ChntHwn Church. 1607 S Sen lord Av#. First Christian Church of Longwood. 1400 E E Williamson Rd . Longwood Grace Christian Church. Mealing at Seminole YMCA. 066 Longwood Laka Mary R d, Lak# Mary Lika view Christian Church. Baar Lak# Rd . al Jamison Norihsid# Christian Church, Florida H«v#n D r, Maitiandi Sanford Christian Church, 132 W. Airport Blvd South Semmoi# Christian Church, 300 W SR 414, Ovtedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Chris! Scientist, 971 Markham Woods Rd , Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. 1512 S Park Av# Church ot Christ «| Lak# Eu#n. U S 1792. N Ca#s#<P#rry Church of Christ, 600 Palm Springs Dr . Altamonl# Springs Church of Chhsl. Geneva Church ol Chnsl. Longwood Church of Chnst. W 17lh Si NorthSKj# Church of Chrtsl. Fla H«*#n Dr . MwtiwxJ South Sammota Church of Chnsl. 54IQ Lak# How«il Rd CH URCH O F QOD Church of God, 503 Hickory Church of God. 0OJ W 22nd St Church ot God. Oviedo Church at God Holiness l4k# Monro# Church of Gud Mission Enterprise Churuh ot God 1402 W <6lh Si Church at God m Chrtsl, 0«>#dd Church ol God ot Proph«cy 2509 $ Eim Av# Church of God uf Prophecy 1700 S Persimmon A<« Church Qf God of P»oph#c* 496 5 Cenlref Oviedo Church uf Go*! i7th Deyi Dettone Community Center Deftuna tlt* c Room) ftesc u# Church ol God 1700 W U lh Si Sanford flue Church ot Gud, 1700 tiidgewoodi Av* Sanlord CO N GR EGATIO N AL Congregation#* Christian Church, 2401 S Pars Ave. Swniurd EASTER N ORTHOOOX Eastern OMhudoi Church Si Georg# 2001 Dylan Way Martiand Tuscawiua Presbyterian Church. 3600 West Slate Rd 426. Ovi#do Fla. Upsala Community Presbyterian Church, Upsala Rd Weslmimsler Presbyterian Church. Red Bug Rd Casselberry SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST Forest Last Seventh Day Ad*entn| Church. Hwy 430. Forest D ty Mars Hilt S#v#nth Day Adventist Church, 001 E 2nd S I . Sanford Sanford Stvenlh Day Adventist Church, 5615 N Highway 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church. Mwtlend Av# . Altamonte Spring* Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church. 50 S Moss Rd O TH IN CHUNCHEA' All Failb Chapa! Camp Saminoi* iV.a .a Paia. Hd Allan a A M E Cbu'CTi. oily* A IZ tl Baaidall A.anu* Molina*. Cn*p*< Baaadall Aa* ChMuota Community Church Church ot Jesus Chnsl uf Latter Day Samis. 2315 Park Ave Family Church Christian Center. 1544 Seminole Bi#d , Casselberry First Born Church ot the Living God. Midway First Church ot Christ Scientist. Eikam Bud and Venus S t , Detiona First Pentecostal Church of Longwood First Pentecostal Church of Sanford Fyti Gospel Church of God in Chnsl 1026 Jerry Av# Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2724 Country Club Road Grace Bible Church. 2644 S Sanford Ave Holy Trimly Church of God in Chnst, 1514 Mangoustint Av# RpigdkMVt Half of Jehovah's Witness Lake Monroe Unit. 1502 W third St Lake Monroe Chapel Orange Btvd Lea# Monroe Mt OINe Holiness Church Oak Hill tid Osteen Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Wood* timed Longwood Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle Ridgewood Av# OH 25lh opposite Semmote High School Prase and Power Church. 111 W Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Moiling Mills Moravian Church Sti 434 Longwood Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 S Park Ave Sanlord B<b*e Church, 2460 San'ord A .« Th# Fun Gospel Church ot Our Lord Jesus Chnsl Washington Si Canaan City The Sairalton Arm , 700 W 24th SI Triumph. The Church ol the New Age *006 W 0th Si Untied Church uf Christ, Aiiamonia Community Chapel Altamonte Springs Untied Church ol Christ Christian Fellowship 260 N Country Club Rd Lake Mary Winter Springs Community tiangiiicat Congr*galione» 2'9 Wad# St Winter Springs �r* t r \ — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. April 6 IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T o r T H I IITM JU D ICIA L CIR CUIT IN A N O rO R IIM IN O L C CO UN TY. FLORIDA C IVIL D IV IIIO N C A tC N O IS M M C A f f L A M ER IFIR ST BANK. A Federal Saving* Bank. Plaintilt, v* RIVERW IND APAR TM EN TS. L TD .a Florida Limited PartnertMp Defendants N O TICE OF IA L C PURSUANT TO CH A PTER 4S NOTICE IS H ER E B Y G IV E N pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment of torectoture dated March 19. ivvg. and entered In Cate No 99 30*4 CA P9L of the Circuit Court of Ihe IIT M Judicial Circuit In and for Semi note County, Florida, wherein A M ER IFIR ST BANK. A Feder al laving* Bank. It Plaintiff and R IVERW INO A P A R TM EN TS . L TD et a l . are Defendant*. I will tell to the high**! and best bidder tor cath at the Wetf Front Door of 'the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, at 11 00 o clock A M . on the tth day of May, 1990. the following described property a* let forth In said Order or Final Judg ment. to wit Exhibit A LEGAL DESCR IPTIO N The Southwest '* of the Northeast '* of the Northwest U , and all that part of the Northwest to of the 'Southeast to of the Northwest 'a tying North of the creek, alt in Section St, Township 31 South, Range II East Less road right of way on the West. (Per deed recorded in Official Records book ISM Page 1393. Seminole County. Florida I The aforesaid tract of land being more pertlcu tarty described a* follows Commencing at the Northwest corner of Section la. Toenthlp 31 South. Rang# II East, thenca North 99 degrees i f 0a" lest along the North line ot the Northwest to of Section 34 for a distance of 11310/ feel, thence South M degrees 3/' OS” East along the East line of the Northwest to of the Northwest to of Section la for a distance of t a i l feet, thence North 99 degrees U SI” East along the North line of the Southwest to of the Northeast to of the North west to of Section la tor a distance of 10J? ’feel to the Point of Beginning; thence continue North 99 degrees W W East along tha afore described tine a distance of All as feet: thence South 00 degrees 29' Ja East along the la s t line of the Southwest to of the Northeast to of the Northwest v* of Section la a distanca of a9/ 31 feet thanca continue South 00 degrees 3i‘ 34” East along th# East Une of the Northwest '* of the South east to of the1 Northwest 11« of Sect-on la to a point of inttrsac lion with the centerline of the Little E coniocs hatehee River, thence run Southerly and West erly along the centerline of the aforesaid Little Econiockhat the* River to a pomt of in tersaction with the South line of the Northwest to of the1 South east to of the Northwest to of Section 14. thence North 99 degrees S3' U ' West along the afore described South line to a point which lies South 99 degrees SI 14 East a distance ot SI 11 lee! from the Southwest corner of the Northwest to ot the foufheatt to of the Northwest ** of Section la, thence North 00 degrees 27 OS” West along the la st right of way tine of Stitt Road #520 (Atalaya Tra ill a distance of »113 S3 feet to the Point of Beginning Contains 1/ S acres, more or lets Dated at Sanford. Florida, this 33rd day of March. 1990 M AR YANNE MORSE As Clerk. Circuit1Court Seminole County, Flor ida By Jan# E Jetewic As Deputy Clerk Publish March 10. Apr it A. 1990 D EO 113 C IT Y OF LONGWOOO, FLORIDA NO TICE OF P UBLIC H EAR IN G TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by the City of Longwood. Fieri da. that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment ot the fol lowing Ordinances O R DINANCE N O .933 AN O R D IN A N CE OF TH E C IT Y O F LONGWOOO. FLO N ID A . A M E N D IN G O R D I NANCE NO 7/4 OF TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A. AS C O D IF IE D IN C H A P TE R 9. CODE OF ORDINANCES. C ITY OF LO N G W O O D . F L O R ID A FOR T H E P U R P O S E OF A U T H O R IZ IN G A T H R E E YEA R E X TE N S IO N IN TH E T E R M O F T H E E X IS T IN G E X C L U S I V E F R A N C H IS E FOR C O L L EC TIO N OF SOLID W A S T E . P R O V ID IN G FO R M A N D A TO R Y R E S ID E N TIA L s o l id w a ste p ic k up by IN D U S TR IA L WASTE SERV ICE. INC . PR OVIDING FOR CURBSIDE CO LLEC TIO N OF R E C Y C L A B L E M A T E R IA L S . L IM ITIN G TH E DAYS UPON WHICH R E S ID E N TIA L SOLID WASTE M A Y BE PICK ED UP. P R O V ID IN G FO R S O L ID W ASTE DISPOSAL B ILL IN G B Y TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOD. PR O VIDING FOR RATES. IN SURANCE R E Q U IR E M E N TS . A M E N D M E N T TO C IT Y C O O i. CO N FLICTS. SEVER A B IL IT Y A N D E F F E C T IV E D A TE ORDINANCE NO. 924 AN O R DINANCE OF TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO, FLOR ID A A U T H O R I Z I N G S U B M ISSIO N. C O N S ID E R A TIO N ANO APPROVAL OR D E N IA L OF A D M IN IS TR A TIV E ZON IN G V A R IA N C E S B Y T H E C IT Y ADM IN ISTR A TO R FOR P R O P E R TY AND BUSINESS O W N E R S D IR E C T L Y A F F E C T E O BY C IT Y AND C O U N T Y RO AD IM P R O V E M E N TS W ORK A LO N G CO U N TY R O A D 437 O R DINA NCE NO. 977 AN O R DINA NCE O F TH E C IT Y O F LONGWOOO. FLOR ID A , A M E N D IN G O R O I NANCE NO 949. BE IN G TH E B U D G E T FOR TH E FISCAL YEAR B EG IN N IN G ON OCTO BER 1. 1999. AND ENO ING ON S E P TE M B E R 10. 1990 R E LA T ING T O R EV E N U E S AND EX P E N D ITU R E S Said Ordinances were placed on first reading on April 3, 1990. and the City Commission wllli consider same tor final passage and adoption after the public hearing, which will be held in the City Hall 17* W Warren Avenue. Long wood. Florida, on Monday, the 14th day ot April. A D , 1990. at 7 30 p m , or as soon thereafter as possible At the meeting interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordi nances This hearing may be icontlnued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Commission A copy of the proposed Ordi nances «* posted at the City Halt, Long wood. Florida, and copies are on tile with the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the public A taped record of this meeting I* made by the City tar its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate re cord tor purposes of appeal from a decision mad* by the Com mission with respect to the foregoing matter Any person wishing to ensure that an ade qua it record of the proceedings is maintained for appellate pur poses Is advised to make the necessary arrangements at hi* or her own e«pens# Dated this 3rd day of April A D 1990 C IT Y OF LONGWOOO C tT Y C L E R K Publish Aprils. 1990 O EP 4J IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT. IN A N D F O R SEM IN OLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA CASE NO 99 SS94 CA 99 P F E D E R A L NATIONAL M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, v* TH ER ES A OIXON. JACK OOE (Anthony Mart hie I Tenant. SO UTH ER N MORTGAGE COM PANY, d b e U N ITE D SOUTHERN M ORTGAGE, INC., and any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown per torn or unknown spouses c laiming by. through, and under any of the above named Defendants, Defendants N O TICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E 1* hereby given that the undersigned M aryanne Morse Clerk et the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, will on the 9fh da* of May. 1990. at II 00 o clock a m althe West Front door of Ihe Seminole County Courthouse Sanford Florida, offer lor sale and sail at public outcry to the highest and best bidder lor cash, the to) low mg described property situate in Seminole County, Florida Lot 24. A CAD EM Y MANOR U N IT O NE, according to plat thereof recorded In iPiaf Booh U , Page *3, ol the Public Records of Seminole County Florida pursuant to -the Final Judgment entered in a case pending in sa>d Court the style of which is indicated above W ITNESS my hand and of flcial seal ol said Court this 23rd day ot March 1990 (COURT S EALI 9 Mar yanno Mors* C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT COURT By Jane E Jssewic Deputy Clerk P'ttta!i»h Mar th 301 . Apr ill, 1990 D EO HO I N T H I CIR CUIT CO UR T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT IN A N D F O R II M IN O L C CO U N TY . FLORIDA Case Na. 99M13 CA 99-L RANDY LUBINSKY. Plamfitt V* LORENZO JORRIN. A NNIE CLARK. ROSE M ARIE P O LAK O FF. U N ITE D S TA TES OF AME RICA and JO H N DOE and JANE DOE. unknown tenant or tenants, Defendants N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO LORENZO JO R RIN and A N N IEC LA R K YOU ARE N O T IF IE D tha! an action to forte lota an agreement tar deed on Ihe following d# scr-bed property in Seminole County, Flondi'. L O T I. C A R M E N O A K S . ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F. AS R ECO R O EO IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE AS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORI DA C IT Y OF A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS has been filed against you and you are required ta serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. ta it on Richard A Ulrich, of Guffey. Judd Webb 4 Devi*. P #*. Plaintiff’s attar toy, whose address is 2940 South Tamtami Trail. Sarasota Florida 14339. on or 'betart May 1, 1990. and til* the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Ptamtitf'i attorney or Imme iiataty thereafter, other wist1 a detoufl will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Complaint or petition O ATED on Merch 3/ >990 M ARYANNE MORSE C lE R K O F THE CO UR T By Jean Brlilenf Deputy Clerk Publish March 10. April' a. IJ. 20 I9V0 D EO no CELEBRITY CIPHER CawOr-t* Ckpnw Cifcaugrar** *• n W fd Warn Qw0f«i«jnt t» (j r U ptmonl fat* ***** r* tna t d w stands • vtiw liUir a c%e f Mjbwa a *U C U 2 G X H 0 I G 0 2 X 2 X R 2 H JA JA T n A G O O O JA T I H Q C X T G P G . ' O Q N C c m h HVG — U J N U G L C . I p re lfi iogu*$ lo im b u e lies I hwy sonw linw s O k * a r a il Alatandra P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N M D u m a s tha Y o u n g a , 71—H tlp W x n tx d Legal Notices Le g a l N o tic e s pec*** 1990 CLASSIFIED A D S Seminole HAIRSTYLIST Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611____________ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS ............ M U .M IP .R . MONDAY O ra F U M Y SATURDAY t • N«m = Z ' it c W t bA«A Im irw IM t iborl amt long t«rm mtgnmonFt In you. I M W A C C rniM 71— H tlp W a n ltd C A IH A V A ILABLE Buying Hemet 4 Merffaget <RHcb c it in g . 3114194 AUTO TARTS DELIVERY DRIVER Mon thru F ri daytime hours Apply in person NCR WOO L*ka Emma Road, Lake Mary Ta L e v , Mastaga Fra. a a a n n CASHIERS 33— Lost 4 Found All shilf* available Good hourly wage Raise after 90 day* No tip e r tenet needed Start immediately Promo fional opportunities Apply Ameca Food Shop 4999 St. Rd 49. Sanford, or m LA. Mary Bfed., LB, Mery LOST, Stack and white mata Shlh tju. I Sam) last lean L.mon Blutl Landing on J v BluaCollar IIM REWARD _________ Call m MW_________ TA C N LC BOX round al Molted Laka Nam. on bo. Alto, in,id. 1 kIndt ol madic ina CHARGE NURSE BN OB LBN 0 «y Ui.lt ,1 1 m l to ) II pm Sup»fyitOfy * ip «w n c t d n irM i* but not wyuirt* Apply l i n k Hwy. IP A ft, DtR fry. Mm . thru F it PAM t , 4PM 4A6 44}* ____________ (O C ____________ 33—Spaclal H o t l c i r BECOME A NOTARY For Dalai 11 I too 431 m i Florida Notary Atsdtlalton CNA's A NA'i HE IS HERE! NEW S TA H TIN O RATES F u ll /part tim e poslllo nt available. E ■per fence pre ferred Apply at Hillhaven Health Care Center 919 Mtflenville A ve . Sanferd I37IS44.............. .......... Mai trey a the World Teacher, comet to guide u* into e new era of peace and global coop oration. For tree Information Tara Center, 119711 t il l 27— N ursery 4 Child Ca r e ____ CONSTRUCTION ALL TRAMS L M l f U m t H . ItUM h All F .M I API APT PUP T A L I N T B U IL O IB 1 W.I Apwx y AT Mfpf Fm L A K I M AR Y A M A In homa Childcare and children ol Idyllwilde school Call 110 7957 LONGWOOD Mon Fri . in font*, 1 yr* experienced Lot* o tTL C Dot 133 9947_________ LOOKING For Children infants thru i All shifts Mon Fri Meals provided Activities, personal care CPR certified Reference* Call Karen or Tonva, 130 0019 anytime CONSTRUCTION HELTERS le to 111 per hour Will train A ll ty p o * n e e d e d 1 Make Female Permanent Metro Empteymenl . *49 t i n COUNTER PERSON 55— Business Opportunities A M A H N O ratordK) m aiuga .■plains datails taad.ng 10 earmpg $10 000 * par month mtama Call n o n lal I JOT DRIVE A MERC ID E E W EAR DKTIONER CLO TH ES EAR N Ilk.M* PER M ONTHI CALL (407| (73 SM7 F o rJ , hr rttardW masta*a * * RESTAURANT * * * With Csttiini Busintss * 9 Great San lord Local ion 9 Steady income with weekly contract* • Very Profitable Business 9 Good Term* Available m 49» i f — F in a n c ia l S e rv ice s R E N TE R S step paving rent! Homeowner*, cut your mart gage In half I I can show you how Call informative re corded message 911420I0V5 Dept 2A | Must be neat and clean in appearance work well with public Duties wait on cut tamer*, short order cook. 4 clean Tues . thru F r i , 10 am to 3 pm *4 00 bf Bring re sum# to Russell's Seafood. 3901 E S R 49 COUNTRY STORE Full time position requires lifting feed 4 hay plus store duties Can 349 *«27 C R A FTS # S K IL LS * TRADES ALLTRADESNEE0E0 Painters, Carpenters, tic Get all the work you can hand*# Call................ >49 9331 D E L IV E R Y D R IV E R For linen co pert time full time Immediate hire, tfcellent driving record, chauffeur lie required *4 50 start 139 4450 DOT CERTIFIED DRIVER Needed tar local delivery, Mon Fri Benefits Substance abuse leslina required Apply in person Parts City. 901 B Cornwall Rd . Sanford E O E D R I V E R S an d F ra m in g Pullers A pply in person Lowes of Maitland. 9405 S U s Hwy f7 93. Maitland E LEC TR ICIA N S 61 - M o n e y lo Lend GOLD CREDIT CARO *7 500 Credit Line GUAR VISA/MC Guar Cash Advance I 900 4*4 J 100 I f 95 lee 71- H e l p W a n te d R JOB MAID FOR YOU M F. 4 am to 4 pm Will train Call M*Hy Maid. 747 5907 .^ E M P L O Y M E N T f t f l l 32 3 -5 1 7 6 Ttow.ismsi. WANTED HAIRSTYLIST FOR F A M ILY SALON Following a must Full or pari time Paid vacation 331 2917 MARE (7000 A WEEK * ♦NEEDED* * E x p e rie n c e d resid en tial electricians, and experienced helpers residential and com mere laI ______ Call 1331543 E X P E R T W A N TE D Someone to help put down a shallow well Call 319 3379.___________ GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE WORKERS GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! HAIRSTYLIST ASSEMBLERS Experienced, fully trained professional needed for newly redecoraled and expanded full service salon 60% plus per tentage of retail Paid vaca lion Corrine’s Beauty Salon ___________ 333 4171___________ Immediate openings I 900 990 )4J4eat ) HOSPITAL WORKERS Processing Ml P Poilc its tor lh« gOvernmenl No ••pertence necessar y Call 9U •21 3941 For more information F lai ten dollar toil Call J4hrs AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU1* E X C E L L E N T PAY Benefits Transportaticri Call 40/ 295 toOOeal I*4J Toll refunded 9am iOpm Le g a l N o tic e NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 4720 S Orlando a101 Sanford. Fla 32771. Semi note County, Florida, under the Fief if tout Name ol T E X M E X CO N C R E TE and that we intend ta register sa d name with the Clerk of th# Circuit Court Seminole County Florida, »n accordance with the Provision* of the Fictitious Nam# Statutes, To Wit Section 105 'Of Flor ida Statutes lv57 SabrinaM Martirw/ Jesus M Martmer Publish March IQ Aar it 4. IJ. 30.19*0 D EO 79* NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Not'*:# tt 'hereby given that we are engaged in business at P O Box itoaei Casselberry F l J77H. Sam mote County Florida under the Fictil-ou* Nam# ot MILA COMPANY and that we intend to register said name *ith the Cieri of the Circuit Court. Seminole County Fiori da m ace or dam e with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes Tc Wit Secfior. •45 Of F lor ida Statutes 1957 Greg G ti gov ov ba .tf *ey Oovgtat Pubi-sh March 14 73 IQ Apr.I 4. I9«0 DEO To H I per hour* Will trawl SERVICES EOE_____________M-F'Wry * INSTANT PAYCMCCIS * S ta r t t o d a y and g o t a paychack nllft.n a nook Wfa h old back nothing O u r •mpioyMt aro comianiiy In couragnd. and atifittd to ftwy will mako larga. paychtckt all fha lim a Sound Infor n lin g l Pari tima A lull lima a.anabM Call Today n * 11*4 K E Y E S F L A . INC.. Rtallork. pays tutlon to Baal EtlaM School'. , Call W ] M00 ★ e LADIESe * •aauty Products U h l I p i Pari or lull lima No atporl onto n.tdad W ll 'a a $100 • par wook UI W I LAN D S CA P E R S Full lima potllloni D r l v ^ 't L !t * n „ rapuirad............ Call i n SIM * * LAUNDRY AIMS* * • Rotating thlfVi end weekend* 9 Per menent position 9 Good Benefit* C A L L W 9I99________ VOLT TE M P O R A R Y SERVICES Call II* t m * * WANTED* * Long wood manulaclurar >$ looting lor margatir ralwbla paopla lo Ml poullent on our m d th ill S$ par hour Apply In parson Parker Mannif.n, 111 R m n.it Qr Longwood iTaka a$a to Commerce Park, across from South Sam,note Hospl ■all EOE LEASING CONSULTANT *75,000 TO *100,000 EIEC. TYPE INDIVIDUAL Individual to e**ume potifion of recruiting director Multi billion dollar whetaiel# In dutfry freining leeding to finenciel rewerdtng future, (i nenctel indtpendence end en opportunity (or retirement within 3 yeert Cell AAr Brewer 9194411 SECUOITY GUARDS Full Apert time Ucenied or unlicensed1 (W ill help get Ik erne l Celt 1331911 SECURITY OTFICERS For Lake Mary E.parlanca or will train Full A Pari lima M IT R O S I C U R I T T til IN I STOCKERS/fACKERS To 111 11 hrf Will tremf Alt shift*, ell type* t Ferma*n#ntf 9404111 TELEMARKETERS A tome er re No leiling 5 enthutieitic people needed now to set epppintmenf* for home security Will trein Good pey 4 9pm M 'T lOem tpm Set . Cell John 99S 1400 TE L E M A R K E TIN G MAINTENANCE TERSON IBS * iKBUMMERUS * § Full time. Dey* Apply Amec# Feed She# 4909 St. Rd 44. Senterd M A T U R E , reliable evening weifres* wanted Apply et 777 North Country Club Rd . Lake Mery, btwn 7 XI .end * 00 pm, T uesdey thru Sefur dey_______ M EDICAL ★ ★ CNA’S* ★ • DANCE INSTRUCTORS No a,par necessary alll Irani • TE L E M A R K E TE R S E ipartence pralarrad • Front Desk Receptieant PltasaCall F rad Astaire Dance Slud« Casselberry For Mora Into M l seal Altar IPM W A M T IO R E T IR E D COUPLE W lanced yard lo dogsit P T Sandl. wood area n i l!* ) P e rl lim e 10 hr* week *4 *0 hr Mw*t be bbl* to lift 50 90 ibs Current Fta driver * license Pent tfore or retail experience helpful Apply in per*en Sherwin Wllliem*. 3791 Orlende Dr . Senlord m IM l SALES For luiury eperlment com munity in Senior d Selery end benefit* Cell I I I 1979 LIV E IN COMPANION ta cere for elderly per*on In my home Light housekeeping end cooking, own cer preferred Cell dey* 297 9374 eves 33I I l i t ____________________ I hevw 10 poiitions to fill No E xper«ent e Nec tssery CAN YOU H ELPTT Cell 1141144 ______ a A L L SHIFTStl • G R E A T SALARYII O f X C E L L E N T It N C F I T S t ! Join Our E.callanl Haalth Cara Taam I Haalth Cara m nu WMttOUSC DRIVfRS V 10 111 llhourly Will Item All shifts •391 1999 19V refundable WEUXR/MECHAHIC Truck end equipment Great benefits Ryder System*. ! H Bush Blvd. Sanford 13J 3500 ext 1507 SI2gOOO PIUS 30 year old company seeking » Top Level Managers Training and benefits For Interview Cell 1 994 473 4791 *1—A partm ents/ House to S tare M A LE wants female ta share poolside condo Free rent tor hamekeeptng Call 321 >044 _ SHARE HOUSE Prefer'elder person, non tmqker For information 373 4J27 alter ipm afrrtments EXTRA LARGE UNITS! I. > A load,oomapis Pool 'Tgtmli Cowt Paacatul, c v n o w w l localwn Quwt oil slraal parking k n a v a l w Spaclall No locurity lor «M ll llad appi'«*"*$’ ___ D O R C H tS H R A P I’ Ibtdroom I bath From $i$$ Lab. Mary H I tail RENTED IN 2 MTS Mr Svmnar%ot Sanlord call to cancel h is u n lu r m s h .d wpw.imrhl od altM only " I Days' Who I Fall Raspgnsa'l For FAST R ESULTS with your rynt.l noadi CALL TODAYIf SAN FO R DHER ALD CLASSIFIED D I P T . i n iait SANFORD i bdrm ) bam an dpohaners mcludad S4ISrmo ca»„.................. nanat. SANFORD L* »»» I bdrm Pay monthly or waakly Dap . fat artners No pats 10^ oil Samoa Cill tans' j a Wal SANFORO Two apartmanrs 1 bdrm I bath all app'ianras SITS and Siat/monih i n m a. >s I BIOROOM oM Slraal parking SW wk‘ alac A watar In clucHd SJQOsacurity SM 1117 7 BDRM. I BATH APIS O y.ri.9M S g Ft. Lining Araalt Q r o v e v k w V illa a A f^ 7000 LaKe Mjij Bhd. 3214514 ♦7—A p xrtm tn ls Furnished / Rent I BIO RO O M . I BA IH LIKE NEW . priyata and convan>anl Caliaaanas FU R N IS H E D or «*vturnished efficiency or J or ) rm apt* From 133**01300 173 311* LAR G E renovated 1 or 7 bdrms. rent by wk, mo A C, pool laundry, sat# for children, special discount lor sr eifi t m m 9 4 S 9 e # m tH 3 SANFORD Nice I and 7 bdrm apt* , *24* K up mo plus dtp Ret req d No pet* 372 3342 103— Houses U n f u r n is h e d /X t n t HOMES TO AENT 3 And Ikedreem Uniurmshed. Lake Mery and Sanferd ereest C e ll for . avalt«oil«ly end localicMis j Ask tor Brenda SANFORD Nice area, charming small complex, huge 7 bdrm |i bath, central heat and air *400 Call 449 *471 wiAiTcn9> 760 1400 atN P A IO W E E K L Y Cold Salas Ireiiwet and pros welcome Bast G*g In Town! COME AND G E T I T11 C a iiiw -m * ________________ 3 yr* experience Vertfiebie Good driving record Pass ell D O T regs end pest drug screen Paid vocation & health msur ©tn»r benefit* eito Sun Belt Auto Cerrier*. 449 5177 Unfurnished / Rent LAKEFRONT APARTMENT Water ski and windsurf) Ces selberry. I bdrm I bath *450 per month plus deposit _________Cell 479 94*1_________ M AR IN ER ’S VILLAGE Lake Ada? bdrm *31* mo 7 bdrm *199 mo 9 up H ) 9479 RENTED FIRST DAT Attar only 1 DAY R Woods of Sanford rented his un furnished house' FOR FAST R EN TA L RESULTS!!* C A LL TO D AYIf S AN FO R D HER A LD CLASSIFIED DE FT. 171 H U • R E CE P TIO N IS T Full/Pert Time • INSURANCE CLERK • M E D IC A L ASSISTANT Front & Beck olhee • M E D IC A L SALES • RN Pert Tim* • S CR U BTECH NO FEE 16) 4511 Accounting A Tax Service MEDICAL MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Full lime tor 'iota doctor t practice Qfgenued, social skill* and typing ability Computer and insurance ex perlence required Send re sume ta P O Box 1MQ. San ______ ford, F tor Id# 33773 NURSf AJ0CS ♦ AU SHIFTS H IGH ER S TAR TING PA YI F ® certified or experienced Apply in person to Lakeview Nuninf Center 414 E, IwdSt.................... Sanferd PART TIM E COLM IX TAX A AtuwHMg Service Individual* end Lucy A Colmar. CPA Cell Fer Appointment 3391493 effkt/m 3779 e-rer T T In ^ n u r ir S n in fl' SMtng. u l l l l A la id * . $cfk*nad room. Frao.illmatotl m aia*. A p e llx iK e t* No le»* than *4 25 per hour to start, plus bonuses Relaxed atmosphere Catll391l*4 PART TIME *4.2S/p«i Hour Experienced In cooking 9 cleaning crab* Tues A Wed altar noon A eve* every week Cell................................... 11/4111 PART TIM E MEMBERSHIP SALES REP t lo 10 PM wfakdayi SJOO Id SIOO wk a u t r u NEW APPLIANCES G i and M A Y TA O ALSO USED APPLIANCES Carve! rapfcsm uiNti will Da ui ORLANDO. FL at tha Canal lea Ctaam flora Whnpar Lak.y thpg Ctr i I ]• Whitpai Laka* Bhd April f i t IMMEDIATE OfENINGS To make in appointment CALL COLLECT 8004324910 3273443 Child C are Cxntxrx LNm homo Day car* Cawlar • Naar Wmlay Vprlngi Eloman lacy 1*9m Intanlt $• »yr$ m-aaaj U t* a a »t_ _ _ _ _ m iMaJ C A X M M T ie All kttWt ol hom* rtpairi. painting A c.ramie IIM Richard Craaa H I f f l L I K E C A X M N T X V • Ttorag* bu ild in g , da c k i A m lic car pantry IrHorad A licamad F rw ItlliiW rtW W lt FEES! Rtnoiatiana. rrparn *"d "aw conslruclron V yaari n p r r L k w i H • Bondad • Inaurad rERCDtitai / Drivers With Vehicles Earn' I Extra 50e Per Hour \ Report 5:45 AM / < usi 319 Second SI., Sjnloid or Call D*bb1« al 321-1590 aaiaaawa* H E R ITA G E E L EC TR IC Prompt RaatonaOM W n c a Lie anaad Inaurad ■ ■ M i la n C a x a n m a ru , ^ ’ HendyM an" \ /.BUtxsir^ EH UM AITE LAW N M AINT. » Yrs E ip Comm Rrs Mow. mlga UO A up a*S Mrs M x E o n ry ' S O U T H ! A N E T O N ! 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IH M il Building Contractors Amcnca’i oldest keentor el let citam ihopt natdt guaXltd lamAts to optrMt thru own C A R P k N I M V . h a u li n g , maaonary, paining and Ilia. F raa n l li M IH . Call I H U X Total yard and lawn car*. Praa A LOOK!!! A SKtnlofl Oilindo North • NO Immediate opening* I *00 990 J434eit 1 Flatten dollar toll Cell 3i hr* COEVtUA/MASTER COVl A A MEDICALA A Permanent position*! Metre Employment ...,-9949111 N O T H M O TEL Part time position*. 20 plus hours per week in Ihe pay men! processing department mad opening area Start time 5AM Saturday work required with a day oft during the week We otter an excellent traming program and an excellent benefits package Please apply in per ton Mon day Friday 9A M to3 J0PM JC PEN N E Y Credit Processing Center IM Wekiva Springs Rd Longwood. Ft, >2/79 719 4199 EOE WAREHOUSE WORKERS »♦—A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d /R e n t * * TELEMARKETERS* * TRUCK DRIVERS All ty pes needed I Star t today f ' A tf/j\ NOW HIRING RETAIL COUNhfl SALES Good pay Full and part time positions available Long wood area GoH Course Call >913119 Daily Week Oaily Pay Call Bab ter details after Ip m ........................133 7*S> S ll/hr Wa train Outdoor work Mi local area Full and part lima i l l M t T F r it .l 1$ PRODUCTION NONRERS N O F E E /F R ID A V P A V CAFETERIA WORKER • *>» Jin......... ......a tt, tut • t o m i.......... .....a th in * A C T O R U IX T R A S Hollywood East Mgml No a .p hacas sary L k TAonojit III » n Ipattall lM m liaw the Herald a d o t o y o l ir tiacbaaf SELL AVON NOW ________ CALL ITT M S f_______ •Good Pey • * Dey Week • In fern Perk 119 1*99 >M r p w M rtu nMFy lly M I* w k Al mony of -b* lop con^onm 11 your a t m Call non lor an .rM * rn S 'i day* per week Contact Mike at B 4 G Dkfribtutor*. ___________9399999___________ Li,ten Ta Talking Parsanjiti SI pw (a ll sharp* to ph bill a m n it ...................p i i . i i m FROOUCE MARKET Full lima, all aronnd patton naadad cathiar. dtplay. ale Apply In p a r B a g g t Pra ducaMarkal IMS Sanlord A , RffLKATONS IONS • O FFICE CLCR BS • R ECEPTIO NISTS • S ECR ETA R IES • VkOBO PROCESSORS • IN D U S TR IAL WORKERS 31— Personals 71— Hxlp W an ttd TEMPTED TO TEMP? iu w » r MEET IT PHONE Immediate opening tar etpe rfenced ihfllit tar busy men's salon In Deltona 174 0399. ask tar Joe 71-Hxly Wanted Rrll't Gaaaral Carpawlry ,a mndaling. term, doors ate panarairapaut ______ U l U U Painting ALTAMONTE Y/UNTING 99% #H Sommer Special Power wash custom pamlmg Sherwin W.lhams pe»nl%. Fre# E*f* Call Now 407 913 1997 1 4 M SERVICES Painting Inf E x' Addition* Remolding Pali#* Deck* Concrete Drive* A Sidewalk! Gen Morn# Main! ALawnSrvc Free I*l*WM*e*. Beb n t 9449 FRANK BAR N HA R T parting A preuure cleaning. 14 yr* «>p Reference*^_ _ _ _ 331 flat INflNKMIBIXTIRfOB PvefesKxonal werh Hrty rale* avail Ted, 649 M U F r t e l t f Lyndon's Prefeswenal Fainting Lake Ma/ 1 Resident Inferior Ex toner Licensed Inured F»ee EHimafe** 339 11*4 PAINTINO latariar A (alariar Hawaaa. ApYa A Eta. Irarar Clttnaa 11% SH u i i l Call any tm * Ptaaa* PHxtiAl I PlpEffcXRflXR Quality Wark. Rtaaonabit Pricaa. Fraa Eat Ina.. U I EIIE THum EInr ReUmce PIeirMrc Inc lil Chaka Far Yaw Plumbing N H d lll •K HourtaR tpalri a Rtmodrling a Rtpiping C f C d i i m a u i aast inaaaa SC.M OFF WITH THIS A0 RELIANCE INC SEWER 4 DRAIN CLEANING H hourtl Fialrataal Fra* Estimates' CFC O tllll ui am arm aaaa *4.10 OFF WITH THIS A0 Tresh Hauling S SAVE MORE HAULINO E Trash. Irra trimming, houaa and garaga claan out n t l l l l YARD O S IR IS H AULED SMJLOAO ALIO . JUNN CARE REM OVED. FR E E i*S-t»7 Swimming Pool Scrvict **999 SWIMMING FOOLSM999 WerehOu*e Ctaoronce of ngrw I W pool* 34 tt X 17 II completely installed Include* huge deck, ladder, fencing, filter end skimmer Financing available Other pool* a v a il' able Atk about factory re* bate** G ill toll tree 1 999*719409 •CGC 011973 PE 09911 Tr»« Servicx ECHOLS TR E E SERVICE Freeestimata*1Fair Prices* Lie In* Slump Grinding, Too* 331 2724day «r iwte "Lei The Prttatsienal* do it” T R IM M IN G , Topping. Re movel. Hauling, all phase* of free woe n Call 323 4449 TOUR W AY SERVICE Fre ittim efeti L k *054l i l t 14Ilf. Emergency Service George *ha«a, 371 9121 W a fs r/A ir Purification SaiBinolg W iU i C o n 4 tb « iii| S ilts M d S in riti » tsars s.p Rypairt on all brands (It parts ....la b ia l I, you hava a probtem aim waits mat ,s hard smalls, has Iron. Sulphur, salt, t klor ma. *<[ tali lor a FREE in ham# water analysis and racorn mandalion .sal ,a iu «l h i carry a cgmpiylt lina ol hous.huld aryuipmant mclud ing drmk.ng water . a.arsa osmosis 1and looters Phono •MTS* m i (CM caltetll Items L td.ll. punar F l Ma H gn P rnsar. bias Pitckl �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Friday 1 U -H o u s e s l2 l-C o n *o m in lu m Rentals 1/ 1ANF O D D /LAK E M A R T I M rm 1 bath, flra p la c t Mtt/tna Vl Won Raolfy ___________ w a a a i ___________ tA R FO R O ■ Cary ) barm . I b a th , c /h /a , • / c a rp o rt IhadMl lot. rloto to city part and ih o p p ln * Na a o tit M lW fra r bUltacorlly Can............ m - IW taH baom tA N F O a O • > barm . I bath, prvt tone ad yard U M mo piirt aocurlty bataroncai ro i t r a d Call i n f i d _________ 1*7—OHlce Rentals SR A N O H I N O F FIC E BLDNO NOaq It to lM B iq It O C 1 IO N IR O I M m to Ipoctal UM/mo. C adm ataa O m C tS N C tfM lU S t A » ailA la In Incronqntt at all «q H Vary attrocHro lorm i UBMmo U N am Mctwdn aptor pad aloetrklty M l U N S M O M - l M r m . >bath, loryo •croonod In botch, ch/a toot/mo p in aocurity Call QUINN REALTY 0 m Mai * i u i estate o m e t# F U « A ll M I D rtS W V fc To H u r t *ith Deltona Arta 407-3221155 l>fOb*OC«a a th a rS d ry o r. t u lt l noldhbirhaod. t a » rant. U N aocnotty UbNU l I I D M O M i bath, c/h/a. MN/mo pto* dapoaii Ratao 1SS— D v p e x - «.300o o m i k i closing 3 bdrm I bath, fireplace appilancet, carport lie *00 2 KMOOM DUPLEX Mica yard i n i month plut« 1371 dapawt Locafod Airport ■lad tantord t a li n A N t l U S 5 T H U I 3 . 1 N DORM 3/ I* I. appliance*. Hemp rm. dining rm, family rm w/bf tek fireplace 10 t IS tern porch, privacy fenced yard 117*00 111— K o s o rt/V a c a tio n _______ Wowtats 1 bodroom in tmaRay Mountain r a b l n In T a n n N e a r Dolly wood and Gatlmgburg Weekly and monthly M l DM. m air* or 41**1011*7 OCITONA-ASSIMI NO QUAL 11S— Industrial _______ Rentals 1/1‘ t. 1*01 vq ft, mm paint and carpet, appliance* on i 3 acre l i t ) mo 154.000 1 bdrm 3 bath split plan Corner lot with pool! 1*4 *00 fO MUCH F o e t o L IT T L E t Manufactured I t and most furniture Near Milton School Owner * mai l wa led SJawo LORCWOOO • USS THAN $2400 DOHN 1 bdrm H t both, opplioncw. tancad yard I U J too 111— Real Estate FA U L a B I T H Of b O R N I V I N T U R I I P R O P I R T lI t W1 «IM __________ IHelpPseU! A i t o M t LocR A rb o r. 1/1, Kroonod parch, tancad. A I oroo M .CW dn fN .W O H l»N l BATEMAN REALTY 323-2323 L k. Meal Itfafe Irekor 1*4* Santerd Ave PARK ON PARK • 1 bdrm f u r n lth e d d o w nstairs 1336/mo WE HAVE TEN AN TS C A LL U4 IF YOU HAVK P R O P ER TY T O R IM T Linda Kline Property Manager M l H fl a L IK E NEW MM LM. M ARY 2/1. Ha* all the eafra* plut eat m k it fence, skylights Room for pool Reduced 1*4 *00 LM M AR Y t/I/POOL Country hit. fjplc, 'den Big shady oaht Near new city hall lift Many moreeafra* *121000 II \ l 1 I I I \ i n I n **. t it . i t . beiie HUGE OAKSsurround this love ly 1 bdrm home with family room, formal dining room u r n porch tented yard, and lantord. Hwy. t i n . Nanovatad Wwppmg im p. OR to I N hi It la c larproCnatonaiaGood aapomrof W R R T O 4410 double carport Only *42 460 A FF O R D A B L E I bdrm l» j bath home CH/A. corner lot Lon down pay men! *4* 900 s w o r n w siw ss a s m IN W y lty A v {Airportantrancal Or tit a Ipata or O tlk a ' northowH ipoca ovail C a ttm a ta to r n n a a r w w 1 T 0 R I Elm at Wu u I tg M. I ICO tq It plut tancad Woraya MYR/moW Roborta, a iM U l 323-5774 D ELTO N A * new 1 bedroom, only il$S total P lT l par month 12200 down VA no down *1) 000 The Meafty Shoppe II I 61*6 • USED CAR LOT* With Ortica. an I A erti STAIRS MOHITY )ot|mun Rtal CiUt* 407-322-1155 m a n a g e m e n t! r ea lty h i rwi/ni*AW 1 4 3 - O u t o f S ts ts P r o p e r t y / S sls 157— M o b il# H o m ts / S als Free brechere of mountain properties Cooi fresh air in Western North Carolina! Call foil free f 100 742 *020 or write SMOK Y M OUNTAIN LAND A H O M E S . PO B O X 1007. M URPHY N C 2**0* * Dss4s4Rbir PiMiasi * CALL ANYTIME 1 4 t— C o m m e rc ia l P ro p a rty / S als 322-2420 321-2720 1141 Park Or., Sanferd *41 W Lake Mary Bl . U Mary rHA/KM O M0RET New Hornet, 3 2. good! ioca Non, low down, low monthly Resale home* at*o available AA Carnet, lac. Cautery 21 Call Janet Mantfield Pay*. IM I1M E m , M3 m i CHURCH On I) I k k i No , I . M U H I t L l l l Rm I E i M MO m «11 ]Mt QUAOfUPUl New roof, aluminum sid>ng M l OOPBy owner 33* 0i3B SALE OR LEASE 2) OQO sq tt on I ' 1 were 17 00 sq tt or SI*00sq ft G R E A TTE R M S I r — n * t* t* 0 w ,. m t m T R IP L E X Good Income, growth potential E«c cord Eatralof Sfl.SOD3W SSI* 4 rtttdefHi*' untfs. income tr.000. espemes f j 600 Price,, **. 000 Assumable financing at*«. I M f H I ______________ 4.000 Sc F L M ita ll« jl« R ( Zoned M I Light manufactur mg Near 17*2 and 27th St P a r t o f f ic e * a n d p a rt warehouse *4 00 per sq I t . 3 ft loading dock Call 333 *34* 3 2 3 -2 3 2 3 M A YFBIR ■ lowly 1 bdrm Iplil hqyocd V I H» H ID D EN L A R I 1<mc «OU* 2 bdrm villa Corner lot S17 000 CH ULUO TA H E 2nd St ) Bdrm* 1 bath A *i» utility shed la* 400 Call after* pm *71 0*71 117— Com m ercial _______ R entali______ R I K l i a M T IR K U I year fence owner U2.*00 ASSUME NO QUAUFV A AA *01111111 C I N T I R • N r * ortica Wht* u It b l . l f l It Baya mth or «/o attic w atarting at MM/ma M ta y.lt/yiAfR Clt CMCRRT C HIU CRIIMT F f * «t i Provincial la * N*w china cntxntt mob Thamat arqan IPlaymaM) CanV con e c a H H i-m t CHERRY O n p Hal labia. HOB 1 pc mapla m m . MOB. aB r a t tt f o / m lr r a r i <dr It p m t l.X B B i m i ________ COUCH Ran* quaan tua Iinnpar ErcaiHni canditkm im p __ ___ Can m r m * % 0 m 3 4 4 1 fm • VW Ust end te ll m ofe property then anyone In the Greeter S s n fo rd le k e M ery area. R E D U C E O f H ID D E N L A K E 1/2 A R E A pool tennis E Quipped1for gat lu ll redone, including kit Now only 14* 400 INCLUDING C L O IIN G C O IT 3 A 4 bdrm hornet In Senfortf Deltona1D* Bar y'Lk Mary LongwoodAltamonte Springs itf> f. ipwiwd Av.* r o 7**f IN C . 1 4 1 -H e m e s fa r Sale OR control H/A. titchan aaon anew, toncodyard H U M E 1AM FORD ] btom Oupiai Comphlo tilchon. carport, fa part taM/ma Re; taro I t a r n dupfoi carport, noaty dacoralod lu ll Rttochan W tVm a Call H I t m ________ REALTY, IIR IA L L R EN TA L O F F IC E ! tonod O C 1 Vary roottnabtal It o lb Call ooavl ni-AStt N IN 10MS WITH LESS THM S2500 CASH 1/1. caryotoa •J l K H A L I Wt Rey/Wd FemNoro A CM feetib***, Iwdedtwg I states STENSTROM SUNLAND I bdr m porch, big Jot u rw rrd M/ hju F R E E LIST OF R R O F E R T IE IF O R IA L E A L C H IO P IR ro k e r LAM E M A N Y , * M O N THS NBWI14 bdrm 1 balh, family room. 2 fireplace*, formal living and dining plus much morel t i l l *00 Metre Real I Hate Ca Inc on m i LARI MART i bdrni a bain split pi**i Large ietwivd lot Lake Marr uhool* Sai 000 W ALLACE C R E S S R E A L TY ___________ M l *171___________ ★ NEED TO S E L L * TOUR HOME OR LAND? C A L L U f II FOR IM M E D IA TE ACTION i«(inun Rtal Ettitt 407-322-1155 MEWHOME 153— A c ra a g a L a t i/S a la GENEVA5 ACRES Big Oaks! Easy Terms! *7) *00 •ceughten Realty *4**214 OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Wooded lots River access 11*10 each Ne mewey dawat 171..a 1monthly.... .......Owner (M4) 11*417* er t*»4) 471143* 155— C o n d o m in iu m s Co Op / S als VILLAS OF CA1LELB1RRV 1 bdr m . J bath den ureen porch *4* 7*e*f *11 4173 157 -Mobile APRIL BONUS Rental A p a rtm e n ts O n Lake M o n ro e 231$ W. So ml not a Bird. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FU 32771 WASHER/DRYER or O N E M ONTH FREE 323-2628 tVtus . W aterfront LilBStyle • M o d e rn Fitn e s s Center • In d o o r R a c q u ttb a ll W IN TE R SPRINGS Patio Home Assume 1st time hemeown er* Musi qualify 1)000 down take over pymeni* 2 bdrm , 2 bath, firtplace, seen porch. 114/sq ft 4** 1274 after 1pm W IN T E R SPR IN GS 2 1'*, central H/A Reducedt S12 *00 W Malic io wiki. Realtor ___ m /*•) 4/1 on 1/4 Acre La>ge lumn* fhfuughout, garage would make great workshop to* good l i l t h u b b ie s C a ll to r details **7 100 Call Gloria Lambert ERA Sen Florida. US *444 Evenings, 3** 12*0 ® TheCaltonCourier & Affordable Homes from $65,900 in Hidden Lake •Sanfurd/Lak* Mary Arta Localion. •Rtcrtalional Amcnltlci •Spacbut Popular floor Plant •Special Hnanclns ^h fli SURER N IC S II ) CwNoom. 1 full bath, double wide Cathe dral ceilings, hardboard s«d Ing, shingle roof, skirting Must See To Appreciate* 14.H i Call Collect 407 933 7040 or 407 7HM27 after 4pm H ♦ I ri*k*MI sh'l* * Vn ar L, |WA* t i l S tysMM m * R< Vakil LB*I I IkM i* IkftJHf • Irrrwb fU %'4»*ep*e [•Mteirukff Pll VI a.1. - « u* <t IfWIi * (mowfiOMts, I I Furniture, antique*, crafts, cloth Ing, toys, soma tools, acetylene torch dual tlag« regulator end cutting tips, plus cart MUCH MORE It__ BIG TARO SALE APRIL 4 4 7 e lA M te 2PM I no PALME r TO AV Antique furnishings. Deni wood rocker oak tables m id 1100 i game table If 12 oak file cabmet, i*ai tewing table, Tennessee cedar chest lap desk, and more Set ul Chevy I I inch 1 lug mounted good tires, clothes, guns NEW 4 OLD* t C O M ! *11 EM ESTATE SALE II TA M IL I I SI Drapes, pots, pans, dishes Silverware electrual appi antes bedding, furniture clothes, new, small and large je w e l ry , old watches, circulating, heater with drum,, boats corsages and llower a rra n ge m en ts tor t ast er Much more! Saturday and Sunday 4AM *PM 7400 block South Willow A*e. Sanlord ion 44east! * « FLEA MARKET* * Frt A l i t II** Palmolt* Ave., 4 1 M|A l< Sunday 12 6 th ry ilM H I ■•4 U i *f!>*tkwtrh' -C •ifr 1wb 4 Le Has (Vaia.^i 4*1-14 M > h •*»k-» »*-i -4 I I I ' “ ‘If *» •* t 1 ■ 1 ' - i I i1 I" fRIOAT ANDSATUROAf 107 W Ath ( wesf on Airport Bl from lantord A*e North on Park Ave. I block. 1st left i Uressers, sleepe r , misc______ Meviwg Sale Saturday and Swndar A p « iJ / A t l a m k 4pm »IP Cedar A»enue Sanlord furniture Not Pont portable dishwasher tools tish»nq tackle A much morel GEN EV A - H i South Jungle Rd (R otf 4* i i Muifi tamity Lots Ol Odds and ends 17 Ford Truck Frt 4 Sat t to * I olios llower s.gn* GIANT YARO/MOVING SALE Sales Office ()()?).UO-OUJt APRIL s e ta * VAM UNTIL?? I I ) B E IO IP AV i near L i M ary Btwd nghl off G?f Lots of f u r n i t u r e appl i ances houwnoid « DRRRIROOOctBMB.....O M TIII • TW IN R IO - LUio non I B Coll oronltm. H I N i l _______ USED FaNAIONIC Conroe Han M K rt n a r tt Madol NEGC MR LUO and Modal NN m i MM Coll Vordla at H I loo) E i l no M o n F rlllp m W ANTED : Good loobldt OBdil onto*, aarblaa or na«. Wo oho ion pad rapoir . CT-OIPQ IV I— BulMinfl M itv rlJ ls A LL S TE E L IU IL O IN O S 01 dealer invoice. 3 000 to SO 600 ^jjghMCjjiinifl^ l W -L iw n a O rd v n CdMMRW Suyyw Mwws lb” v d II HP Ronaiall •nqinot, I ,oor old m ih catch o n ii.BBLoach C o H m IMI SNAPPER RIDER aim u lc h tr •HP rocoil, food condition Alw. poth manor, food can dinar, m o o a i IKooa >r, m jl SNAPPER RIOINO MOWER II HP M inch with grou co'chor MM Con H i 111?. Oral TOUR HOME 0 # UNDT roiRnR/uiHiiEDrurs C A L L U S II FOR IM M 1 D IA TS ACTION I weeks SHOO each Great tester Present!t lit 34** RABBITS FRENCH ANGORA Beautiful fully babies m each Call * a 4*13 JsqtRSM Rsai EsUt* 407 322-1155 141— C o u n try P ro p s r t y / S a lt ★ MUST S E L L # REDUCED TO $34,000 Hon QuolHyMS MoKpop, SECLU DED Bui Cloto To Town S Aero* . Moo,l*. Sogtk.Woll 407 322-1155 Access to Si John s River Large freed tot Rights to cane'4 river t 114.000 CALL BART REAL E S TA TE R EALTO R L0NGW000/WOODLANDS BIG MOVINGSAU STTU" *TUii "QUEENMR! m - P t l s 4 Supyliw A P R IL 4 A 7 A AM M IPM M2 EASTERN FORK Auto and boating accessories, tools, household misc items , books. toys, clothing____________ __ SAT. APRIL 79AAA-UNTILT I2IIS. PARMAVC mattm* Hill In bar. haalar. Iinar, boebcata haadbaarB and com far lor i » Coll TMFIIO oHar 0PM, onytlmo aoobondt L A R R T't H U R T. II* Sonlord A«o Now-UwV turn 4 opm ■ay/fan/TroVt........J H 0 II1 . aR EFR IO R R A TO R Not prtlty. but narblna paadl Only MB OB Coll m r v t ★ NEEDTOSELL# APRILi A 7SAMTO 5PM 8 f 411 1at t et i, If om post elite e t M idi S j i IQ fe Wanted immedlafefyl IB 40 acre*, suitable for residential devtlepemenf Writ* Terry Clayton. Route 10. Boh 31*. Lake City FI 32011 or call *04 711 4*0* Brokers pro feeted ______ 42* 1ATSUMA DR. Clothes household Items, cur tarns 4 rods, paperbacks, turn, misc *AM TO IP M O S T E IN CIVIC CEN TER SaLrs O ltutf «>(hrn daily ♦ Jh*a*l J 'F U ii hraqdii*«4raiv*.u 1 5 9 - R ta l E s ta tt W a n ftd S SATURDAY APRIL 7 Calton Homes of Florida, Inc. CAIR1AGI COVE SURER N IC S II 1 bodroom. 1 lull bom. PoutImoioo Como *o* coiling, hordboord nd Inq, cfnnqio root, ikirtinq M m t Soo To Apqroclotrtli T*t Coii Coi Net t u r n rue arm / W O C T o H o rio m S l l O i N - l bdrm . I bom ir« bltcNon furn w/oaqlioncot m orooor oooi /oj TH IS W E E K S Kitchen vunectibies, wooden antiques Scales flaks ware brass, crockery pictures 4 frames milk cans I,stung equip . tools- big, bolt nutters, lo g chai ns, s aws a ni l s , furnlfure, andirons, ctoihmg iCRetwem ev ibv-wfuiii s '«tv t«fkn ■•wviauuiv liw rail k sr >i» *.If tM Vilvvu (VfrTT**| lu V TV i'ajbn 111V • *4He M eal 407-322-1155 L A R O S 1 IS O R O O M • E x a iia n l condition, nicoly lumlshod. c o m ,, lot ol FofS A w MoMloRani M l /SOI STONE ISUMO AREA! CARRIAGE COVE SM.101 LEASE OPTION REG ATTA S H O R E S IsrftRssR Rsai Citati 143—W a ta r fr o n t P ro p a r t y / S a lt H om es / S a lt *14,*00 J7j. split plan garage D EA L OF A L IF E TIM E SUPER FINANCIN G _________t 00* 423 0*14________ D ELTO N A 3 b d rm split 2bath 1.312 *q tt >e acre 1*4.100 Attnmable Non OuaMytwg Lean C a lim i* M SANFORD By Owner Lovely J bdrm , 2 bath home on ranch Many ■ fra* Close m with IS ttall licensed boarding stable aisu 3 fenced pasture* In eluded Mobile home for man ager Many eafra* Drastic price reduction i 1*0 uoo ________ C i H r n i w ________ S ACRES I I lm m qanNectuqa»cy V I ooo FR ID A Y A 1ATUROAV. • am to 4 pm 7461 Georgia Ave. Sanford Furniture, children's clothes, msc Items__________ M U L TI F A M ILY SALE April* 4 7 *em until? i*oa Palmetto Av To much to mention!! Don t miss itH Ne tarty Asrds RUMMAGE SAU APRIL 4 4 I SAM to 4PM Lake Mary Nativity Church 2711 N County Hd 477 SATUN0AY F R O M 4AM JPM 711 MeVay. Sanford (Sanorat YARD and Hand loots Clothes 4 household item s 707 Oakland Ave Sat Only. I to 4 YARD SALE Frt 4 Sat. April *4 7 •AM TO 1PM 1*0* Palmetto (Sanferd A* to TYfh St turn West | block) Horse wagon, wagon wheels 'harness -and parts, lad'vs new clothes to HP air compressor, van ac cesortes. Old car*, old guns, old tools, furniture, mltc 10)1 VIH LEN ROAD t- WlDA f 4 SATURDAY, 1AM to 1 PM M IS C ELLAN EO U S IT E MS 1*1 F M c r t t l Dr.. F rl 4 Sat, I 1 11 year aVtumuMhon household H e m s . I. its hardware tools ftshmg gear, big sil t cloth ing loti of mi sc 2 RAMILV SALE Friday and Saturday, 1 1 7444 Otundvie* Ave Sartord No early bird* ____________ 70 FAMILY SALE LAKE M ARY Brander mill in the Cresting» SAT A P R IL7TH • «am TO 1pm P ra m d re s s e s w ic k e r furniture, men s womens clothing, 'baby items, com puter dess love seat sfero mattress, sewing machine, beach cruiser bike, wedding cake tops ffllsc item s WATCH FOR SIGNS en Lake Mary Blvd 4 Lake Emma 2*41 Myrtle Ave Set Only • ■ I 69 baby items Cennon camera, shelves, be«r sit in bike*, m i k No Early i«rds 107 FAIRMONT DRIVE ISunlend Estates) • APRIL 7 * AM te 4PM Children* clothing, Sears u uu) btu a c Shire, twrnifure arid m, *61 W IS T |4MRlQQl* b lv d . (French A«e u Lk Manroei Sanferd Women % Republic Club Sa* ( fo 7pm * 223—M iscellaneous t i l — A p p lla n c a i / F u r n lfu r s GARY CRIR convert* fo youth bed and adult bed N rm. tn bo» Only Ilf* Call TO 4717 Ul SI ♦ -1 S T ) ID E A L l*M S TA R TE R Old 1 2 Equipped lit, A|*wme no Qualify motivated Now only A S U M A ilf. HQ QUAUrriM T r l p S o / E tf r t LANS MART V| ( M l 1• UR( RIOT COMO Hiddan Vlllaya ) bdrm > bath, pool. 'ISIS per month m r m or n e t K I T ’ N * C A R L Y L E * by L a r r y W riffc t 141— Homes lo r S alt 200— R # s l« ftrtd P tt i • COCKER SPANIEL Male. Black Purebred Free to goad home Call 130 *731 203— Livestock and _______ Poultry_______ GOAT I “ l l 14 All ages. *»!#* and breed* Will sell 1 or all Letija**/** TUR K EYS CHICK I N I OUCK1 Q U AILS* OEE1E Call 322 w j # 305— Stam ps/ Coins STAMP COLLECTOR Buying US Mint Collections, plate block! A Patiogo Call Burl 101 Iff 1000 Mon Frl 211— A n tiq u e s / C o lle ctib les ARRIVER5MV SALE Starting our *Th. year. Pleas# Visit us April 2nd 14 for our Big Sale' Ken 4 Ruth's An 33t til* • ru u s m u D ________ t u m m * _______ FURNITURE, dllhdt «ducd IHn«l toy! and mltc lt*mt C M im a m t h r « p m HEAVY DUTY f t ■ »*i U M r»tb*d rraiHr L M CMI __________ m n w __________ ■ NINTENDO T A P I H r H b LUBE C b H M ry M B IW • N IN T E N D O - " T E C M O BOWL" NFL FoMbdll »»m . pdb, bot and Intlrwcliani Play CBrngutar or Inand UBMor nilllrada m m i PINO PONO TABLE, areal card t it . mini trampoima I' t i t . M l data let I B . ortica chain <a/<rhaal t«lva l/llll tlO tach bilthon labia */|aal 110 , r a l a r b i d v/lrama/padattal/haatar a-ar lia a . badtida labiat ■/dramart UB/ach. bar chair tlo a lt a n a l i a l IIB/tch. Wabbar grill an nhw lt eiac ila r b r U I U H H 1 YMI Pracatl ttapa Faria t h a n Dry nailc. graata hay, Raady mla cancrala Diet Bar Slaalcamant RMraclaCadarata.Itltltl. R A D IA L ARM IA W • 10" CralHman Naarlynara t i l l ________ Cawmaaw. ROUND CHROME RACRI tor T thirtv alt Eacaliani condi Han Raguiari, uoe aach. t » aachcaahanty Call m m i SEARS I HP It ’ Rldar M o w runagraal. 13/1 Stariia'ihd dual vallaga pool pump a,/itramar.t* U i n t a ■ UNDER 1IWINO MACHINE llbanawl t S t P l l l U _________ SIMfFCKIIDJNG M0NII Electric start. 1706 322 7*63 after 1 36PM________________ W H E E L CHAIR * now. used only | weeks Removable arm*, light weight, easy to handle 140* Call 32114** 26' Emerson Cater TV • • mo* old Asking |17S Fisher VCR. good condition, t i l l or 1300 firm for both r o MO* anytime 2* F E E T el kitchen cabinets stainless steel tmk included E ic el lent COTJttion UOO Call 322 60S* after 4 30PM 231-C ats •■cept fair tag. title, etc M C H E V Y SPRINT Auto A, C, stereo, low miles, only 111* *7per month Call Mr Payne, 123 1123 239— W a n te d to B o y _ 111 Atummum Cam Newspaper Non Ferrous Metals.......... Glass KOKOMO........................133-It** P R IV A TE collector paying tqp d o lla r for com ic bosks baseball, football, basketball 4 hockey cards Call 331 **44 * ar I I cm tt refrigaraler Preferably while in good con ditipn After 7pm 336 316* 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d ise STORY 4 Clark console piano Escalleril condition Juki tuned I 1tOO Eves 33> 6021 BUY_____ SIU----------TIA0£ HUE Y‘S CROWN PAWN 4*7 J27 47** a C H A N G IN G Takl* babp turnifur• 121 W?ntv wicker folds out Call las 1*ao aCHANGING TABLE bab, furniture i l l Whtiv m k Rv» IjDdStut La" )*4 i *ao_______ a COLOR T V PortaOW Good condition tas Call 177 l/Aa O O O U B L I V ' \h window (*.«* til Good condition 110 oba J72 7)74 L a»* Ma» r Q E L E C T R O N IC B EN C H E C 2 U IF M I N T O 'Q ila l mulfimvtvr b*H end NuwvH works grraf Mu 00 Call 177 2*77 E LEC TR IC RANGE '* Tv 4 hp Dynmart mower Call 32) 1400 d lX E R C Y C L E ELEC TR IC i seel lent condition, ever sue seat, feet straps. SUPER W O R K O U T " !'00 1**4140 335— T r u c k s / B u s ts / V ans__ CH E V Y VAN - - n *uto •„ power steering, clean, carpet, new radial* 11746 hrm Can *21 tali or *71 3*40 * __________________________ CH E V Y IS High top Van All power. TV, CB. *4000 mi *0000 Call 322 *164 or 123 U77 I t l t C H E V Y S IL V E R A D O PICK UP Automatic, power tteermg. A/C U.*M Samlnoie Ford 322 fall *76 FO RD F7*0 good tires. 26 dry bot runs good *3400 Call 372 *7*4____________________ •f FORD VAN, custom interior, low mile* *14.160 333 0120 msg weekends 121 30**. Nave* n 2 )7 — T r a c to r s and _______ T r a l l t r s FMMIMCTORS M U S E D IN STOCK A LL SIXESi A L L FEICESI Maitland Tractor A equipment 1*mi N of Maitland In t o r tt o n ja q ^ ItJ ^ ^ F n iJ WE PAT TOP US lef c «,! ffuckt1 WE SELL guur ■nluud uwd p«ft, AA AUTO SALV AOE H Du Bury. MB MM CHEYN01ET SUIURBAN 341— R a c ra a tle n a T V th ic lts /C a m p a r i CHIVY CIVAUER rt9 2 door. auto. air. sfero. l&DOO LIK E NEWIia.MO *«MI3* FAIRW AY MO TORS Horn* of 119*Oown 4 R * 3400 US 17 *1 Long wood 321 3200 RMO H O M O H U T 'Mi All electric and power, I speed overdrive. 2 wheel drive, 2 tone brown, 2 year transferable warranty, 3* *60 mile* 110 UOO Call lit to** daySutr 1X3 *11* eve*. ~ TARE UP PAYMENTS N o M w M | D a «n eicepf tea tag, title. eK. M PONTIAC LEM A NS Autu A C. power steering, 3 DR. litre o cattail*, red, onily I t 3* 22 per montht Call Mr Payne. 323 2133 M U S TA N G O T 1*67. Fully loaded! Sunroof! Just like new! t*.*M Samindie Ford,....... 332 m i e P U BLIC A U TO A U C TIO N e E V E R Y W EDN ESDAY 7:MPM D AYTO N A A U TO A U CTIO N Hivy, flu Daytona Beach *04-211*311 C0ACNMAK MOTOmOME •IT LEPRECHAUN CLASS C 27ft Excellent condition IS 000 miles Call 40T6*#-1*30 RV L O TS 1143/mo includes water j gar bag* sawage Park Avenue Mobile Park 111 21*1 SOUTMWIND Clast A Garage kept Encellenf condition >14.000 Call **S-I**3, ___ 197? C O A C H M A N RV 22 Dodge ieu air generator sleeps * « Svif contained 1*400 obo Cali after 1 U l 7)** * MFOftDMOTOftHOtfl 24 Ft sleeps *, very good condition l ) OM CASH 321 *a**days lat 47*7evenings 7 4 TITAJI MOTORHOME CLASS A 24 ft 46 000 miles, completely remodeled inside complete brake job, rebuilt front end, microwave, air horn and musical horns, root air, good awning, 4 new tires U.*M Call U l *12* 243— J u n k C ars TOYOTACAMRT'HLE Ko Montr Dots •■cept tai, fag. title, etc M O E L T A BROUOHAM 4 DR, auto. air. electric win d o w i and seats, stereo cassette, only ll*a 24/ mo ___ Call M r Payne, 323 3123 1975CADILLAC DCVILLE Good body, runs rough, 1*00 or best offer 331 M70 1*11 VOLVO STAION WAGON* Cold A/C. good tires, runs good, economical 11,2*1 or best ofN r ......... 34*11*4 I t i T T B IR D * L O A D E D ! RUNS AND LOOKS G R E A T ' SA.30QCALL I I I *40* !*•* ISU2U TR O PPER II i dr. 1 spd. a t Esceltont condi lion 1*96* Avk to. Randy Dealer ........ . ★ ★ ★ ★ JUH K CARS REMOVED NO CHARGE 373 *377__________ llT e p D efiant Paid tor |unk car*, trucks. 4 wheel drive Any condition Call 323 S*«i a w ★ A QUAIITT LtUD CARS $500 tm $50 ih> at TO QUAUnU NTttS WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL WEEKEND SPECIALS v w w u v m 2470 N M.. H w y. v 427 LO N G W O O D 321-2111 Yfl MAKE DOWN 77 Grand Prlx $99 ^ 71 Coronal $99 5 80 Mustang $ 1 9 9 j- 8 76 Dodge Van$ 1 9 9 f r 79 Futura $299 f 76 Volare $299 6 INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL ★ H A N S O N 'S A U T O M O T IV E S E R V IC E S w \SU N B ELT 8 A U TO ! Jf b r o k e r s ! 3214)44 1M7 IS U IU TR O O FEh , dr LJ pkg white,'Silver s spd, tow mihtt 1***7 Avk tor Randy Dealer . ............. -323 *3*6 I*** J E E P W R A N G LER - * cylinder. I spd. a/c Eac condition 1*9M Ask lor Rendy Dealer.......................... ro*2*4 I te* NISSAN Ktra Cab SE V*. 4e4. 30.000 miles, auto a/c. lots of ■ if a* I D *M Asa lor Handy Dealer..............3234)44 l*ei C O R V E TTE J ms) like now! All options leather wife fieri1 *2* *QU WniinuNFurd )72 •«*■ 2 2 3 - M is c e lla n e o u s • B IC Y C L E Boy s W 10 speed' Esc?"lent Londthon IS4 obo Call 327 41*4____________ • BIG MANS ail wood rucking chaur Eafra nice condition *71 Call 323 46*4 • BIRR • Girl s J6 Huffy 141 Brand New Call 117 7*47 ACURAUHHO COUP! •I Red. auto, eaceltent condition f l* *00 C a lin i 3*M ** 330 V 4. auto air. vinyl interior 111.400 313 13*1 eves taae ur patmVnts M With trailer Used 4 times *3 100or best otter Call 332 7701 before 4pm A ___________________________ 234— Im p o r t Ca t s t o d T ru c k s 314— V a h lc la s W a n t td ■RIDGES A N T I Q U I l o m 1*41 161 M/Saf • Avctlen Th u n 7pm )*#• Hwy 4*W OIAB3474AU177 MWASAJU (SO JET SKI ItBt PONTIAC O TA FIR EBIR D 1 7 li te r, t fops, loaded S t4 .f l* Ask for Randy .................... ro*M 4 'IS C O U O A R - N IC E V * econcomy, big car r ide tliOB _________ CaR 3216ns________ **1 O O O O I O IP LO M A T I c y t. adoor, high miles but run* food *700 oba 321 *31*. U NISSAN Pwfsar - Black l ftpd. AM/FM cast , sunroof cNan. *3000 obo 310 3130 **4 R E N A U LT A LLIANCE 4 spaad. air. stereo. 3 door 72.000 miles Runs good, but need's minor brake work IIS 0 'n e go tia b le O riginal Owner 3X7 7il*. anytime '** Mustang O T -1 liter. 1 spd . clean, low miles Adult driver Super Buy! S4**0 obo Call *44 0170 * am N I pm Nb Mb a e i Dewr Loadedll sunroof, mint con dltlon S4.400 Calf 332 **67 ■ASS BOAT 17 Glaulraam. ISO mercury, lull loeded. ilk* new. *1*10/otter 330 4*12 ■ASS TR ACK ER TB17. I*** 10 H P force motor AH the eatrast *1100122 4114________ 731— C < n T U E U f PATMERTS 213— A u c tio n s 215— B oats a n d A ccessories A^nr 6. 1!W0 — TS f 82 EXP $399 £ SOT-Bird $399 ON-THE LOT FINANCING J| 82 Civic $499 j£ 76 Nova $499 1VE WANT YOUR ■1 Fgrt titOft Wgn Auto Li AM.FN 2433 ■O Su k i fNgil CtoN* *u.fu Ad *2995 ■ « OWt CuEMI Ch ip . Auto. Ad iw f t ;. *3495 • 4 luict SAfhput Auto Ad AH FH *2995 IIS W. Airport Bl«a. Sdnloid. FL 31in 322-2116 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * (V X W W W V V L V ji �e r e t t t t 9 9 • 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 9 9 9 ###*###•♦♦*♦ p I — Sanford Horild. Sanford. Florida - Friday. April «, 1990 ■LONDII by Oik Yoon* lasaa&'sr Finding the cause of double vision D B A * D R . O O T T i About two tory Insufficiency, which affect yrnrn ugo. I experienced double your vision os well ns your eye movements, you should be e x­ vision fur Ih r flrnl lim e. A physician and optometrist staled amined by an ophthalmologist, a I he problem was raused by specialist In eye dlsrases. I'd want lo make su n’ that your ml|(ralnes. I've subse(|ucnlly undergone an echocardiogram, problem Is nol In Ihe eye Itself. arterial scan and M W . and I was prescribed four Aserlplln dally for verte bra l basilar Insuffi­ FaMeaks 37 Skertciency. I’ve now progressed lo tielng olf hulancc. and I gel a ftch i 41 _ rainbow effect lhal lasts about ID n . . 4J Add 9M W 15 minutes Where can I go from 49 Qrorot rWfO here w ith m y eyesight? 11 491 " D E A R R E A D E R ) O lploplu II (double vision) has many possi­ 47 Time period MN ------------ - - - — ble causes: most are related lo 411 an imtMlanre of the muscles that 19 Footpad 941 control eye movement. T h is cun 19 Mrs. Faroe 991 lie caused by muscle dysfunc­ 19 99 locktion. such as myasthenia gravis, 10 97 Fodofo a disease characterized by |>crlIIFRor imIIc weakness, or by an Inter22 samm rupllon of nerve Impulses to eye 19 9ortooot muscles, such as multiple scle­ rosis. a nerve disease uffectlng 19 Toor and My 30 AfflnsoUvo 3 DadvtUon many of the body's muscles. 1“-----tat Ilecuusc migraines an- caused 31 Mao — bv a disruption ol normal blood 12 4 Crave* circulation lo |>ort* of Ih r brain, 9 11.they can cause temporary at­ tacks of diplopia or partial blindness. Treatment of the m i­ graine usually rrllrv rs the visual symptoms. Like w ise , vertebral basilar insufficiency — a decrease In blood llow to a part ol the brain — can uffeet the eyes. Th is is not re la te d lo m ig ra in e a nd Is usually caused by age-related arterlosclrrollc blockage within the arteries I am doubly concerned about vnur symptoms Is-causc l| you have not res|mndcd lo treatincnl. ami 21 you r symptoms ap|M-ar lo Is- worsening. Your u n s t e a d in e s s s u g g e s ts u malfunction ol the vestibular apparatus, the organs of halancc In your Inner cars. The rainbow effect lhal you mention may Indicate damage to the retina or lo the eyes themselves, such as glaucoma All hough I s u s |m *c I you arc sulfcrlng from attacks ol circula­ IS PETER G O TT.M .D . InltrprtM AM ft to Fin n s* JU U U JlL IU L i •JUtlLJ .'JLHIU-J ULUULJ L K J IIU iffiu U L IU UL5U UUU jJU U L J U IM U U L U U J L IU 'd J l J L J U l I UILIL'JUJJJJW J'JLLIl 1 JU L 1 L J LJlilU □ U L J LMJUkJ J U \ J □ L J U U L llJ U iJ LJU I'JIJU U U U UiLIU , J L J U k iU LJLLluIUUlJU L1UU IJLJLJU u u u u □ L IU □ □ □ □ □□□U ^ r) iii «i i i•](•]! ii.i 9 Iibncl bird 7 Mao 9 U«tftar- i:ir.ii:iM 12 L i* f-cu ttt* f ant 14 CaMorsia 10 Conusant os 17 Crick*! 11 Catcher'* poolfront 23 Cooktna 24 Last loath 29 Wand 27 TWd 29 Mora ii BBT 14 Wound 15 Array corninand (l»d «.| 19 Flratns ewsart' 99­ 19 U*at broom 19 CySndrtcol 40 Ttfltn of a docad* 43 Noe-froM 4 .1 % . 90 Franck artteta 52 Oblakama 91 Sharp tap « | 1**0 » , N lA K WIN A T BRIDQB B y Jo m a o Ja c o b y It's m uch eask-r lo play a hand If II Is presented to you os a problem. In the heat of baltlr. rve n the greatrst experts full victim to unlikely contingencies. Here Is one of Zla Mahmoud's offerings, a deal from last No­ v e m b e r's leam -of-four North A m e rica n C ham pionship. A l­ lh o u gh Zla went set In six spades, his learn still won Ih r event. When Ihe hear! was led against six spades. East played Ihe Jack and declarer Zla ducked (the right play, depriving the defenders of discretion as lo which might win a heart trick later). Now all of us can sec lhal ihe hand Is Immediately set If East plays a diamond, but East lam ely returned a heart. De­ clarer won the ace. played a spade lo Ihe t|uccn. ruffed a heart back lo his hand and drew trumps. He then played an extra round or two of trum ps before going ufter diam onds. Oops! W ith East h o ld in g all fo u r diamonds, suddenly Ihe contract was one down. It costs nothing for declarer lo lake out a little bit of Insurance. He should play out all his high irum ps except one before attacking Ihe diamond suit. D u m m y's last five cards will be A -K -K M ) of diamonds and the club ace. Declarer will have 7-4 of diamonds. Q -3 of clubs and a trum p. And what w ill be left for East except Q -J-6 -2 of diamonds and now the lone king of clubs. W hen declarer plays a diamond und sees lhat East has the suit under control, he will have nothing left lo do but cash d u m m y's club ucc and hope lhat (he king drops. And so It does. NORTH 44-00 ♦ Q 9 M TS ♦ A K 10* 151 ♦ AS W IS T EAST ♦ J l ♦111 9QM51 9K JI 9. . . ♦QJtl ♦ 109 9 7 4 4 ♦KJJ SOUTH ♦ AK 191 7 1 4 ♦ A4 ♦ 74 ♦ Q3 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer South Sm U I♦ J♦ 4* *♦ N u tA Rtm P su 19 <♦ P us Pus >♦ All pus Eut Pui Poss Pui Opening lead: Y S HOROSCOPE B y B ernice Bede Oeol T O U R B IR T H D A Y A p r il 7. 1 9 9 0 In the year ahead you may llnally be able to resolve an Important arrangement you've never handled satisfactorily. It will work out advantageously for you and Ihe others Involved as well. A R I E S (March 2 1-April ID) To da y you're apl to be more adept at handling challenging situations than your peers. In fact, when the going gets lough, they might Just stand back and admire your handiwork. Arles, treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions for the year ahead by m ailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 9 I4 2 H , Cleveland. O H 44101­ 3428. He sure lo stale your zodiac sign. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) You ra n be Instrumental today In helping a friend who has a critical outlook search for that which Is good In people Instead of lhal which Is bad. Take lime to do so. G E M I N I (M ay 2 1-June 20) To da y you might have lo deal MAy0£? AHYOtit by Warnar Brothars on caw STANDING BETWtfN A NAP ON 1h* WAY f i t A H 0 A C .L C .- unusual development. However. It's not likely you will If you pul your analytical powers lo proper use. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 1) In a competitive situation today the secret to success Is to he more dedicated and persis­ tent than your competitors. Hard work generates good tuck. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . I0) We can always learn some­ thing of value from others If we keep an open mind. Today you m ig h t g a in som e valuableknowledge from a person you'd least expect. A Q U A R IU S Wan. 20 Feb. I9| Your greatest opportunities to­ day are likely lo come from things others Initiate rather than from things you originate. Don't be overly concerned about who authored this nr that. P IS C E S (Feb 20 March 20| He sure to Include a friend of long standing If you are formulating some special ly|»- of social uro­ gram for this evening. In fa d . put this pul al the top of your list. ( C l 19 9 0 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard S ta rr ANNIE BUGS B U N N Y with some changes lhat will be controlled by external forces rather than by you. Don't get ruffled, because these shifts could be advantageous. C A N C E R (June 2 1-Ju ly 221 An alliance you establish with an older Individual today should work out lo both party's satisfac­ tion. even though the results won't be Immediately apparent. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug. 22) Devote your time und efforts now to situations lhat offer you materlul gratification. It puys lo be Indus­ trious today for a profitable purpose. • V I R O O (A ug. 2 3 -S cp l. 22) You'll be more effective today In a leadership role than you will be In lhal of a supporter or follower. Step out front where you are needed. L I B R A (Sept. 2 3 -O c l. 23) Th in g s have a w ay of working out to your ultimate advantage today, so don't Ik- disturbed by curly Indicators If they don't look loo encouraging It's the bottom line lhal counts. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24 Nov 221 C o m p a n io n s m ig h t overlook personal advantages lhat can be gained today Iro m a rather IS h O f Hft BUNK K O ffi- ...H/HAfAtS*! > iij � 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, 1990 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, April 06, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1990. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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The two men snared a practice mine at about 4 a.m. Friday while fishing behind the Native Sun Hold, said Marianne Avis, a spokeswoman for the Broward SherllTs Office. "H e caught something, pulled on It and the pole broke." said Michael Gray, whose fishing buddy. Tim Flake, hooked the dud. "T w en ty minutes Inter this thing washed up lOO yards away from us. I thought it was a turtle at first. Bui it kept gelling bigger, and bigger. I saw It was white. It had some writing on It and we turned It over and It said ll was a m ine." Avis said the Inscription on the mine Identified It as u dummy, but the Broward Bomb Squad was called to the scene to make sure It would not go off. Navy officials in Fort Lauderdale picked up the dud. "It looks like a water heater. Sometimes the Navy doesn't pick up all o f Its practice mines." said Avis. K K K to rally at Hernando Co. courthouse BROOKSVILLE — The Ku Klux Klan has received a city permit to rally tin the Hernando County Courthouse steps In August. A court order had temporarily banned the demonstration, but City Police Chief Ed Tlncher said Thursday he had agreed to the penult in a compromise with white supremacist Tony Bastan/lo. a former Klan grand wizard and the rally organizer. The rally on the courthouse steps will tukc place on Aug. 1H. Tlncher sold. In exchange for Hie permit. Bastanzlo said he has dropped plans to appeal the court order. "Tlncher and I worked this out man-to-man," Bastunzfo said. "W e got the politics and the court order out o f It." Bastanzlo said neo-Nazi skinheads had planned to march Suturduy m Hrooksvlllc in defiance of the court order. After the agreement was reached with Tlncher. Bastanzlo said he "called Ihcm off." The rally was a response to the slaying of a 19-year-old white youth. Seven blacks have been charged with first-degree murder In the death of Russell Coats. Ozone levels spark advisory in Tampa Bay TAM PA — Ozone levels In the Tampa Bay area dropped sharply Thursday from the day before, when environmental officials Issued a rare ozone advisory to warn people with respiratory ailments to stny indoors. "It's not a warning or an alert. It's simply an advisory." said Iwan Choronenko, Hillsborough County Environmental Protec­ tion Commission air quality chief. The advisory was sent out after commission officials recorded some of the highest ozone concentrations o f Ihe year on Tuesday. " I f we should have a thundershower. It would actually cleanse* the atmosphere, and the problem would go away. But if we don't have a thundershower, tills garbage will continue to build up." Choronenko said. Ozone, a key component o f smog. Is formed when automobile and Industrial emissions react with sunlight. Choronenko said Ihe condition In the Tampa Bay area was not life threatening, hi., it could cause discomfort and difficult breathing for the elderly and people with respiratory problems und could also cause watery eyes. Engineer warned of faulty electric chair TALLAHASSEE — Stale prison officials knew as early as 1986 about possible problems with the headpiece that caused llatnes to shoot from the head o f execution victim Jesse Tafero last month, said a sworn affidavit submitted Thursday to the Florida Supreme Court. Fred Lcuchtcr. a Boston engineering consultant who specializes In execution technology, has submitted documents In a motion lo rehear the case of Judy Buenoano. dubbed the "black widow." Buenoano Is scheduled lo die In Florida’s electric chair June 19 for the 1971 poisoning death of her husband. She also was sentenced lo life In prison for Ihe 1980 drowning murder of her paralyzed son and Is a suspect In the 1977 poisoning death o f a Colorado boyfriend. In a sworn affidavit filed with the motion for rehearing, Lcuchtcr said stale prison olfleials first contacted him lit December 1986 uboul problems with Ihe stale electric chair at Florida Stale Prison In Starke. " I was contacted by representatives o f the Florida State Prison. Including Mr. Robin Adair and Mr. Thomas Barton." said Lcuchtcr. who worked for American Engineering at Ihe lime. "M r. Adair told me that the leg electrode they were using In the electric chair in Florida had proved defective on their last execution and that the condition o f the head electrode was questionable." From United Press International Reports LOTTERY T A L L A H A S S E E — Thu da lly number Thursday in Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 144 I Straight Play (numbers in exact or Jet) $250 on a 50-cent bet. $500 on $1 Box 3 (numbers in any order) $80 lor a 50 cent bet. $160 on $1 Box 6 (numbers in any order) $40 tor a 50 cent bet. $80 on $1 Straight Box 3 $330 In order drawn. $80 in any order on a $1 bet ( Straight Box 6 $290 In order drawn, $40 it picked in combination on $1 bet Sauifbrd Herald (U S P S 4*1 3141 Friday, June 15. 1990 V o I 82. N o 253 Published Daily and Sunday, except Satu-day by The Santord Herald. Inc . 3*0 N F re n ch Ave . Sanlord, F la 33771 Second Class Postage Paid at Santord. F lo rid a 32771 P O S T M A S T E R S nd address change* lo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P i box 1*17, Sanford. F L 12771 Subscription Rales (D a ily A Sunday) Home D elivery A M a il I M onlbs *'* w 4 Months oc I Y ta r Ffvsn* (4*71 321 7111 PLAN N ER (The Weekend Planner lists p u b lic events and ^ k i . iies. S e n d typew ritten announce* ments 10 days In advance to Weekend Planner Editor, S an fo rd H a ro ld , 300 N. Fren ch Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. Include tho name ol r!ub or organization, type of ever.!, data, address, admission charge if any, end time. Also Include phone number to cell lor more Information. All Items ere subject to editorial discretion.) Highlights ART • Cornell F ln t A r il Museum. campus of Rollins College. Winter Pork A permanent entitled "Hidden Treasure: Highlights From Tho Museums Store Rooms" will continue through Oct. J. Hours Tues. -Frl., 10 a.m. J p m , Sun, 15 p.m. No admission charge Details. 44* 3574 • Crootdo Arts. M0 St Andrews B lv d , Winter Pork: For Informetloncelt,471 lil t . e Creative Art Gallery. 315 S. Maitland Ave , Maitland: Tho summer schedule opened wllh "Stone. Bono and Skin." and will continue through Ju ly I. Beginning July 5. and continuing through Aug. 5. “ Win. Place and Show " Gallery hours: Wed S o l. H a m s p.m.: Sun., 1 4 p.m. No admission charge Oelallt,**; 5*71. • Da Land Museum at A rt. U t E . New York A v o . DeLand An exhibition of Haitian paintings of folk Ilia and voodoo, from Ihe collection ol David Culrell. will continue lo Ju n e 73 F o r m ore In fo rm a tio n , ca ll 1*04)734 4371 • Maitland Arf Confer, 731 W Peckwood Ave . Maitland A trio ol exhibitions will continue through June 17. Gallery I. Japanese "Netsuke": Gallery II, "Out From Africa."; Gallery III and IV, recent acquisitions and setec lions from Ihe permanent collection Hours: Mon . Wed . Fri . * a m. lo 4.30 p m . and Tues . Th u rs, 10a m to* p m ; and S a t , Son , from noon 4 30 p m No admission charge Details. 445 7161 o Mount Dora Canter for tho Arts, l i t East Fifth Ave . Mt. Dora Hours art 10 a m to 4 p m. Mon Sat. Admission Is Irte. For Information, call 1*041X3 OttO • Orange County Historical Society, 111 E Rollins S t, Orlando The premiere American exhibition ol "In the Footsteps ol Columbus Jews In Am erica 1454 IM0." ll now being shown on Tues F r l, * a m lo 5 p m : S a l. Sun., noon to J p m . through June 3 No admission charge Details. t*t *130 0 Orlando Museum ol Art, 2414 N M ills Ave . Orlando Tho "Annual Juried Exhibition'' is now open to the public. Gallery hours art Tues Thurs . * a m 5 p m ; F r l , * a m 7 30 p m ; S a t. 10 a m. 5 p m : Sun. 11 noon S p m ; closed Monday Admission charge Details. **4 4331, DANCE • American Legion, 770* Wells A v e , Fern Park Scandinavian Association ol Hager Viking Club hosts Scandinavian and ballroom dancing at its m eeting c . t r y second Saltday at 7 p m For details, call the ctub presidentatlSt 7314 • Casselberry Senior Center, 100 N. Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry Square dancing every Sunday at t 30 p m , M on , advanced line dance at I p m . Tues , round dancing at 7 30 p m.. Wed . beginners line dancing at t ] p m Ballroom dancing on third Saturday. 7 30 p m . 51 50 donation Details, t i l 1551. ext. 71* • Dixieland doggers, Leke M ary Fire D ep t. Fife* Street and Wilbur Avenue Classes held M0n«*9» from 7 » p.m. Charge lor clotoos. Do tolls. SI I *247, 0 Jewish Community Center. 151 N Malllend Av«_M oitlond Israeli folk dancing Mondays from 7 10 p m Lessens available 7 1 p m . Details. 445 5*33 *Otd Hickory Stumpers, Knights ol C d umbus Holt. S Park Avenuo. Sanlord Clogging d a ise s held Mondays Irom 7 1 p m Charge tor classes Details. 34* *57* o R a llie s , A t'a m o n le M a ll, Alt.'m onte Springs Beach Buppers ol Orlando, rhythm n‘ blues dance club Wted and F r i at 5 p m Details. I l l 0115 • Studebaker's. 995 S R 414. Altamonte Springs Carolina Shaggers dar.clng to beach music Sundays Irom 4 4 p m Details. 337 4714 Free lessons by Dance Club ol Central Florida. Sundays from 3 4 p m Details. 443 5040 a Sunshine doggers, M idland Civic Center, 441 S Maitland Ave . M idland Classes held Thursdays Irom 4 10 p m Charge tor classes Free beginner course 7* p m Details. 4*5 *437 DRAMA o A lU n tlc Cooler For The Arts. 1414 Art Center A v e , New Smyrna Beach The Initiation ol "The Mormon Pro|ect." a work that looks at the Impact ol Mormonism will continue through the tolls For Information, call 904 477 4*75 e B a y Street Players, Euslls For inform,i lion,call 1*04) 357 7777 o Cross and Sword. A)A. South ol the Alligator Farm . St Auqusline June 15 wilt begin the 74th year in production tor Florida's Official Stale Play. "Cross and Sword " The show will run through Aug IS with performances Men through Sal begin ninq at I 30 p m For Information, coll Unusual art An opening reception tor Chinese sculptor Baochl Zhang will be June 22 Irom 7-9 p.m. at tho Mount Dora Center lor the Arts, 138 E. 5th St. The display will continue through Aug. 10. Gallery hours at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday. For Informatiqn, call 904-3830880. Broadway showstoppers CASSELBERRY — Tin* performance "Showstoppers! Magical Moments from Broadway's Greatest Musicals." wilt be presented by Seminole County Players. Casselberry at 8 p.m. June 15. 16. 22. 23 at Eastmonte Civic Center, 830 Magnolia Drive. Altamonte Springs. Tickets are 87 and may be reserved by calling 658-4733. From the darkside WINTER PARK — Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. Winter Park, will present Dr. Francis Martin Jr., eo-eurator and eontrthutor to "T h e Black Image In American Art — 1710 to 1940." as speaker on the exhibition oil June 18. For Information rail 6-15-5311. Rockin’ and rollin’ ORLANDO — The Charlie Daniels Burnt will perform on Thursday liw In the Cheyenne Saloon and Opera House at Church Street Station. Showtimes are 8 and 10:30 p.m. Regular admission and annual passes will be honored. For Information, call 422-2434. 904 /7) 1945 0 Ire House Theotra, Mount Dora: For infornralioncall 1904)3*3 4414 * Seaside Music Thoater, Daytona Beach: The opening ol Ihe m o season will Include the h ' ly re q u e s te d p r o d u c t io n ot "Cabaret." through JiJy 5 with a showtime ol 1 p m . oo June 14. 10. 77. 30. July 3. 5 weekdays and 2 p m Sal June 10. 17. 70 "La Belle Helene” will begin June IS and run through July 7 with showtimes at I p m June 13. 14. IS. It. J l, 13. July 4, 7 and June 14. July 1. 4 al J p m Fey Information, call 904 353 33*4 * Seminole Community College, Fine Arts Theatre. 100 Weldon Blvd.. Sanlord: The Playwright’s Laboratory Theatre will present two original one acl plays. "Secondary Extinction" and "Justus and Matthias." June 13. 14. IS. 14. 70. 21. 77.21 at • p m There will be no admission and general seating only, but donations will ta gratefully accepted For into* nation. 373 14500-443 7001.ex) 774 e Tampa Players, Civic Theatre ot Central Florida The crui Iroom classic "Inherit Ihe Wind." will be presented In Ihe Ann Gilts Densch Theatre tor Young People In Orlando from June IS through foe 74th Curtain time is a p m . except two Sundays which will be 2 p m matinees only To purchase tickets, call the Civic Theatre's Box Oltice 8*4 73*5 Irom » a m toSp m daily. eThe Mark Two. 137* Edgewater Drive, Orlando: "Slngln" In The Rain" will continue through July I For driaits, call T H E M AR K or I *00 774 M A R K eThe Romance ol Fbrtda. i l l N Palmetto Ave , Sanlord: The dinner show RIverDarc Revue will be on staqe every Tues , Wed . and Thurs night Irom 7:30 to 10 p m For reservations, call 37) 5091 * Theater Center Inc, DeLand St 904 734 7454Mon Sat . Iron, 14 pm eTheatre Dowtown, 7U3 N Orange A v e . Orlando Constance Ccngdon's "T a les ot Ihe Lost Form icans," performance will continue through June K at I p m Thurs , F rl and Sal evenings Admission For reservations call *41 00*3 EXHIBITS o B tg Tree P a rk , General Hutchinson Parkway, o il U S Higt^ay 17 *7, Longwood Home ot The Senator, one ol Ihe oldest bald cypress trees In Ihe United Steles. Park Includes plcn.c g-oundi and a nature walk to the tree Hours: M on. F rl.. l a m . to sunset. S a l, Sun, » a m. lo sunset. No admission charge Details. 121 *413. ext 1423 eBradle# Me Intyre House. 113 W Warren S t . Long wood Visit foe 11(0 14 room Vlcto rlan home every secaid end fourth Wednet day Irom t l a m to 4 p m Admission charge Details. 337 4*20 a Florida Audubon Society, 1)01 Audubon *Voy, Maitland; Madatyn Baldwin Center for Birds ol Prey Is open Tues S a l, 10 a m. 4 p m (aviary closed Sun and M on.l; envl ronmenlal gill shop open Mon. F r i , 10 a m, 4 p m , and S a t, to a m, 7 p m. No admission charge Details. 447 2415. e Henry Shelton Sanlord Mem orial M u m m and Library. 320 E First S t, Sanlord V .sit Sanford's history Tues. F r l , 10 a m 3 p m , and Sun , 7 5 p.m. No admission charge Details. 130 54**. ext 54*8 e Holocaust Memorial Resource and Educa­ tion Center, 151 N Maitland A v e , Maitland To emphaslie Ihe l i i s r a of the Holocaust, the tollowlng films will be presented through the coming year: May 31 "Pebbles " Film showing will begin at 7:30 p m. The educa fionat exhibit hall and lib ra ry Is open Mon Th u rs. » a m 4 p m .; F r l , » a m 1 p m . and the llrst and third Sun , noon lo 4 p m No admission charge. Details. 42* 0555 o Seminole County Envlronmentel Studios Center, Oslrey Trail and C R 41* This 24* acre school facility Includes Six miles ol nature trails with native plants and wildlife, a student museum that is open during school hours, fishing an •picric grounds Tho center Is open lo Ihe public Hours Sunrise to sunset, seven days a week No admission charge Details. 321 0453 e Seminole County Historical Museum, all* S Orlando Drive. Sanlord (in lha County Operations Center, across Irom Flea World) Hours Mon F rl 9 a m to 1 p m . S a l. Sun . 14pm No admission charge Details. 321 2489 FILM o Altamonte I at Renaissance Centre. Stele R o a d 434 a n d In te rs ta te 4. A lt a m o n te S p rin g s " P r e t t y W o m a n ." " B a c k To The F u tu re I I I ," ” F ir e B ir d s ," " G r e m lin s I t," "D ick Tr*cy." "The Adventures o l M ilo l O tis." Tor Information, c«il 33* 2004 • Alternants M all Ctnawi: 403 E . Allan Drive, Altamonte Springs: "Class ol 1fff,4 "CadillacM an .” D etail. 134 3334 • Interstate Malt 4. S R . 434 and 14. monte Springs- " B ird On The W ire." " T o Recall." "Teenege Mjtent Nln|a Turtles.* "Another 4t Hours." Details. *31 3050. • L ik e Mery Centre *.3*51 Lake E m m s Rd Leke Mary: "Grem llm II," "Total Recall," •'B*Ck TO The Fut-ea III." " B ird On W ire," "Pretty Women," "Total Petal. ' "D ick Tracy." "Anofoer 40 H ours." Fe Information cell 333 *54) • M e JlIle n d D /t. 1740 O rla n d o D rlv o : j "Another 4* Hours," "W4r ol the Roses." | Details. 372 1214 • Mevles i t Wektva River W alk, 1141 E Sem oran B lv d ., Apopka; " A n o t h e r 41 Hours." "Back To The Future III," "Teenage Mutant Nln|a Turtles," "T o ta l R e c all," "Cadillac M an." "H arry Ihe V ." "G rem lins It." "The Adventures of M ilo end Otis." " B ird On The W ire." For Information cell 1*4 (0*0. • Flat* Twin, Sanford Plata: "B a ch To The Future 111." "Total Recall" Details, JZJ 7507. • The Mevles, Lake Howell Square, 1771 S.R. 434, Casselberry: "Bird On The W ire," "Cadillac M en." 'W ith F ire ," "Teenage M utant Nln|a Turltos." " G re m lin s II," "Class of 1t t f . " "H in t For Red October." "Another 4* Hours." "Dick T ra c y ." Details. 47*7144. • United Artist Made i el M e rk e l Place, corner ot Saxon Blvd end Enterprise Rd., O ra n g e C ity: "T esn a g e M u ta n t Nln|a Turtles." "Grem lins tl." "B ird On A W ire," "Total Recall." "Class ot Iff* " "Cadillac M an," "Hunt For Rtd October," "M ilo end Otis " Detills. *04 77S T700 MUSIC • Best Western Deltona Inn. a ll Deltona B lv d , Deltona: Mixed Emotions, Wed. Sat. beginning «t 1:30 p.m. Details. 174*4*1. u bob Carr Pertormlrq Arts Centre. 400 W. Am elia St.. Orlando: "Tho Lit* G iv e r," * Christian concert, will begin today and continue lo tho 17th. For ticket Information, call 14* 2000. • Cesar*'* Palace, 1X0 S. Orlando Drive. Sanford: New Image. Mon. S e t, beginning et » p m. Details. 321 04*0 • Fltlgeralds. 510 N. Palmetto A v e , Sanlord: Live entertainment Tues. Thurs I p m. and Fri. Set. beginning a t fp m. Details. 173-1(10. • Florida Symphony Orchestra, 1900 N. Mills a v e . Suite 3. Orlando: For more Information call 1941011 • L ik a Monroe Inn, 74*5 Northwest Hwy 17*7, Sanlord Legacy. Frl Sun * p m. to closing Don Pete. M a i Sun. beginning at 7 p m D e ta ils .in 110* • Orlande Arena, Orlando: Schedule ol events Is as follows: June 10, July I. Bah lx Shlrlne Circus. I, 5 p m ; July 7. *, Billy Joel. I p m ; July 11, Janet Jackson; and July 15, E ric Clapton. Tickets ere available al the Orlando Arena Box Office Mon.-Sal. 10 a.m to 1 p m. and all Tlckeknaster Outlets • Rendeiveus Lounge, S R . 427. one block north ol S.R. 434. Altamonte Springs: Bile the Bullet, Tues Sun beginning at * p.m. Detail*. 740 5000 • Seminole Community Collogo, Weldon Blvd , Sanlord For information call 373 1450. ext. 299 e The Barn, 1200 S. French A v o , Sanlord: Live entertainment nightly beginning at * p m . and Sunday 8 pm . Details. 3X74*71 WATER ACTIVITIES • Captain Hay's Rlvvboat Cruises. Sanlord Boat Works, Sanlord. next toQ ite en Bridge: Dally narrated lours and charter* of Riverboat Princess highlight wlldlff* along thd *1. Johns River. Tours Itave Irom Sanford location every day except Thursdays. Tours leave Irom Highbanks Martha and Camp ground In DeBary on Thursdays. Admission charge Details. 330 1412 • Katie'* Wektva Rivw Landing, to* Katie's Cove, Sanford, oil Slate Road 44: Oilers canoe trips Including foe Little Weklve River, Rock Springs. SI John* River and Blue Springs Ipatrons shuttled back upstream). Katie s Cove also otters R .V . sites and log cabin and boat rentals For reservations and Information call 372 4470, or toll free *2*-14*2 Irom Orlando. Hours: Mon. T h u rs , 7:30 a m 4:30p m ; Frl. S u n ,7:30a m.-7p m • Marina Isle Fish Camp, East Hwy. 44. Sanlord Features sasnic eirbaat rides end tours. R.V. perk, canpground. end boat end motor rentels. For more Information call (407) 377 478* • Rivtrship Or and Romance. Monro* Harbor on Leke Monroe. Santord: D ally cruises ol SI Johns River. Evening cruises cater to the romantic at heart Admission charge. O* tails. 311 50*1 • Wekiva Falls Camp^ound. Weklva River Road. West of I 4 o il SR 44. Sorrento: This historical sight (known as " F o rd Springs" In the 1800s) Includes foe "W orlds Largest Aerial Springs." with a constant temperature ot 74 degrees, picnic tables and pavilions cam pilles. R V. parking, canoe rentals and lour boats Open daily Admission charge For information, call Ia071 (10 9*3* or (904) 3(3 8055 • Wekiva Springs State Park. t(00 Weklwa Circle. Apopka Park ot 4.400 acres features pavilions and grills, hiking trails, horseback riding path, rental canoes tor the Wekiva River and campsites as well as ottering swimming. Iishmg a id wildlife Admission charge Details. 8*9 114) THE W EATH LOCAL FORECAST EXTEN D ED OUTLOO K Today...Partly cloudy willi a '20 percent chance uf late afterniKiu thuiiderstunns. Ills'll in I lie* r Nj'wlow 90't» willi t)ic wind from the southwest ut 10-15 mpli. M ONDAY SUN D AY S A TU R D A Y W ED N ESD AY TU ES D A Y T o n ig h t...Slight chance ol Sunny 93-70 P tlyC ld y 92-72 P tlyC ld y 91-72 C lo u d y 86-73 P tly C ld y 91-70 thunderstorms before mldnigtii Low In tile low to mid 70‘s with a light wind from ‘ tie west. T ID ES M OON P H A S E S Tomorrow...Parity cloudy with STATISTICS a 90 percent chance ol afternoon FR ID A Y: thunderstorms. High In tin- toss T h e high tem peratu re In SO LU NAR TABLE: Vln 11:95 FU LL LA S T to mtd 9C's with a southwesterly Sanford Thursday was 87 de­ a . m . . ----------p.m.; Mu) 5:25 O Jun e B ( R June wind at 10-15 uqih a .m .. 5 5 0 p m T I D E S : grees and the overnight low was Kx ten d ed o u tlo o k ... P ari ly D aytona Beach: highs. 1:34 62 as reported by the University cloudy during tlx- day Saturday ot Florida Agricultural Research a m . ----------pm .; lows. 7:19 through Tuesday wuii scattered a.m.. 159 p.m.: New Sm yrna and Education Center, Celery showers and thunderstorm s • NEW FIRST B e a c h : h ig h s 1:99 a m . . Avenue. Recorded ruInJull during the Ju n e ■ j June ----------p.m.: lows. 7 -t t a.m 22 28 I 58 p in : Cocoa Beach: highs. 24-hour jhtIik I ending at 9 a.m FLORIDA TEMPS 1:54 a . m . . --------- p.m. lows. Monday IntullcdO inches The temperature at 9 a.m. 7 .‘•9 a.m.. 2:13 p in. M IA M I F Ior .iJ j J 4 hour Itro p cr * fyf t* today was 76 degrees and end ra in fa ll et 9 p m EOT ih u ru Jjy Thursday's overnight low was BO ATIN G B E A C H CONDITIONS Hi Lo R aid Cit» »v *8 0 00 66. a> recorded by tile National Apalachicola Crestview 92 81 0 00 St. A u gu stin e to J u p iter Weather Service at ihe Orlando Daytona Beach: Waves are IS 62 0 0 0 Dev tune Beech International Airport. Inlet Fort Leudrrdelc IS 88 0 00 2 1j leel with a slight chop n 4S 000 Other Weather Service data: Today...w in d southw est to Current ts to tiie souihwith a t i 80 0 L0 G ainesville Th u rsd a y's high.............. 89 raiutIt It) lo 15 kts. Sea 2 to 4 tl water temperature «.! 78 degrees J sckvonviU* n 81 0 00 B arom etric presaure.30.05 witti moderate northeast swells 18 11 0 oo key West New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are M ia m i l£ n 0 00 R e la tiv e h u m id ity....66 pet lluy and inland waters a moder­ 2-9 feet and semi gi.issy. < arrr ill t l 10 0 00 Pensacola W lnda...Southw eat, 13 mph is shghilv i»> the south, with a ate chop Widely scattered late n 80 0 00 Sarasota Bradenton R a in fa ll........................ O In. afternoon thunderstorms. ts 82 000 fa''sh4**#e w.ocr temperature ot 77 degrees r ,im pa 92 6S 0 oo T o d a y'a sunset.... 8:24 p.m. T o n I g lil .w in d w e s t to Sun screen factor 15. as ») 000 V tro B eats T o m o rro w ’s su nrisc....6:27 southwest to lo 15 kts. Seas 2 lo West P a lm Beach 18 86 000 I tl. 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HI 93 12 66 90 66 63 93 62 64 93 V 91 63 19 12 94 a; 12 60 /8 99 90 68 14 V 94 68 1% 6; 93 n 92 94 12 •4 96 90 47 63 1S 99 69 « 10 II 62 96 86 L s Pc* SI 49 IS 46 69 80 88 06 86 49 52 60 70 67 86 S6 69 77 67 77 48 67 10 69 90 51 71 71 42 51 St 73 Ot 60 04 72 02 47 1 04 44 74 42 71 77 46 23 57 72 24 74 42 12 tl 45 43 01 74 43 51 49 73 01 40 43 �M i W Sanloff Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. June 15. 1990 — 3A Sanford |K>llee allege Wanlla Robinson. 20. 20-15 W. 20lh SI.. Sanford, threatened to shoot the man with his own .38 i-alllM-r pistol as she left fils house at 1503 Southwest Road, after taking the gun from under a pillow. Robinson was arrested Thursday at 1701 W. 13th St.. Sanford, on charges of theft of a firearm and igg.avatcd assault. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A 22-yrur-utd woman who was reportedly Intoxicated and bHIIgi-ri'nt wart arrested by Altamonte Sprint’ s police after she allegedly Interfered wJli firefighters and fought police. Police said they encountered Suzane Marie Koneal. 89;> S. Wyinore Road, at about 2:30 a.in. today. Firefighters were already on the scene in response to a call in assist K o n ea l's pregnant sister Denise Koneal. pollt-t- said. Koneal allegedly bit, kicked and fought police lo try to keep tneni arid firefighters away from her sister. She was arrested. Denise Koneal also had to reportedly he restrained at the scene. Police said she was transported to Florida Hosptlal Altamonte, for a medical examination. After Denise Koneal Is released from the hospital, police rcporl they expect to charge her with Interfering with police. Suzane Koneal was charged with battery on a policeman, resisting with violence and Interfering with firefighters. Girl reports attempted kidnapping FERN PARK — A 14-year-old Fern Park girl reported to Seminole County sheriff s deputies u man tried to force her Into Ids car at about 0:20 p.m. Thursday near the swimming poo! at Hidden Meadows. 2fK) Fern Park Dlvd.. Fern Park. Thr girl said she was approachrd while using a pay phone. The man ordered her Into his car. hul she resisted and screamed as the man tried lo force her Into his car. a sheriffs report said. The man drove away without her. Seminole County DUI arrests SANFORD — The following persons face a charge o f driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Robert Thomas Alexander, 44. 1920 Sepler Drive. Fern Park, was arrested at 1:10 a.m. Thursday after he slopped Ids car Inside an intersection on State Road 436. Altamonte Springs. • Stanley Oparka. 20. of Orlando, was arrested at 12:04 a.m. Thursday after his car was seen weaving on Stale Road 430 and Interstate 4. Altamonte Springs. • David Jose Arredondo. 37. o f Orlando, was arrested at 3:11 p.m. Thursday after Ids car was clocked traveling 41 mph In a 30 mph zone on Oranole Road. Allamoute Springs. He was also cited for driving without a license'and not using a seal hell. • Carlos Tirado. 28, of DcLand. was arrested at 11:28 p.m. Thursday after his ear with no tall lights was stopped on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford, lie was also d ied for having an unsafe vehicle. • Christlnu Jo Minton, 29. Chapman Road. Oviedo, was arrested at a gasoline slnllon on Stale Rond 426. nital Casselberry after she allegedly drove from the scene of an accident involving her ear on Tuskawllla Road at Red Hug Lake Road at about 7:30 p.m. Thursday. She was also charged with hit-and-run. Feud with children brings arrest LAKE MARY — A rural Lake Mary woman accused by a neighbor of cursing her children and others who were reportedly near the woman's ear. has been arrested. Christine Jane Wilier. 35. 348 Philippa Place, was charged with battery at home at 7:14 p.m. Thursday. Earlier, according to a neighbor. Sonia Hamilton's statement to Seminole County sheriff's deputies. Wilier allegedly cursed children and sprayed them with u waterhosc. Hamilton also reportedly alleged that Wilier sprayrd her In the face and fought her. A witness reportedly told deputies Hamilton fought track (u self-defense. Woman accused of stealing gun SANFORD — A woman who reportedly tried unsuccesfnlly lo borrow monev and to sell a Sanford man a gold chain at his house June 10. has been arrested for allegedly stealing tin­ man's pistol at that time. Her »kf Photo by Polly Jordon Bon voyage, Virginia Alter 19 years as secretary to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Virginia Longwell yesterday was wished well by chamber members at a party In her honor at Fitzgerald's bar. She and her husband Henry Longwell above receive an Ice vase, made by Holiday Inn general manager Jeff Blackstone. Rotarians honor flag in Sanford B y J . M AR K KAftPIBLD Heralf staff writer_______________ SANFORD — Scores of America n fla g s th a t flu t t e r e d throughout the city on Flag Day yesterday were the result o f effort by Sanford Rotnrarians. Since last year, the Rotary Club of Sanford has erected 100 (lags In front of businesses and homes as part of a civic pride and fund-raising program. " I t ’s a great program, a super p r o g r a m ," said Dr. J a m es Quinn, who Is to be Installed as next year's president o f the club on Monday. " It 's a win-win program. We raise money for the community and the flags look Just great for all the people out there." Daryl McLain said the pro­ gram was started In 19B8 when he was president. Businessmen and homeowners pay $100 to have the flags erected six time a year on major national observa­ tions Including Independence Day and Memorial Day. McLain said the flags are erected at about 6:30 a.m. and are taken down at 5:30 or 6 p.m. the same day. 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" I don 't b eliev e that the framers of the Constitution ever Intended the First Amendment lo be stretched lo such a de­ gree." said John Butler Book, pastor o f the North Side Church of Christ and Christian School In Maitland. " I f It takes a constitutional amendment to change that, then so be It." he said. “ I believe tl (the decision I Is an absolute mess." Book's protest began the day after the the Supreme Court spilt 5-4 on Monday In striking down a federal law that made Hagburning a crime. The high court ruled that flag-burning was a form o f political protest pro lected by the First Amendment A sign outside the church reads: "Supreme Court placed in the Hall of Shame." On the other side the sign urges "F ly your flag In distressed position on June 14." He refers to the Supreme Court as the "extreme court." "1 feel that the American llag Is like currency." Book said I do not have the right lo burn or lo deface U S currency, even though Its mine, because I don't like thr way Congress throws my money away. The flag Is a symbol o f all we hold dear.* he said. Book also protested last year follow-log the court's decision in a Texas east- 5249 $688 SC I ’ 00 s 244S k GREAT SELECTION 01 ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS .[P a n a so n ic Cordless Phone1 ? M /N 29 l 20-Track Program m able CD Player AM/FM Stereo Cassette Boom Box 2« O .e rsa m p lm g D ig ital Filler IfjVftit McDUFF SUPERCENTER 3705 Orlando Dt ...... McDUFF MALL 407 321 6993 ALTA M O N TE M ALL, Altamonte Springs. 1 Com pact Cube Refrigerator IN THE SANFORD AREA, SHOP MCDUFF AT: HVYY. 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'.(*■' ji pu> ( * i ■ . ,.iai< o m fcmitPd q u a n tity Hoc* dem-M r - i- r ■ 1 - 1 • 1 •• up it m th p aa m u st d p 1o r m pf-runchsp th a t rt adity ivauat - i - m m t c M tc p K A t p o » tiphvpry fro m a local u n Q . . -.- . m c a u i i i i t u •OR am * . " * „ '* '* * " £ " f.'C T, ■ <•" * r • $4»**r.s w* p#4 t* , •HP J i.»RT I# i f I Wpj Imi ’* *■ i n ij - -.j, | �■*T 4* — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday. June 15. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald rUSPS 4C1-2M) 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-999? W ay w D. D oyle, PufclitlMr Ronald W. H o tle. E aecutlve E d ito r L a u ra Solllen, A d v e rtltln f D irector SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months.................................. $19.50 6 Months .................................. $39.00 1 Yrar .................................... $78.00 EDITORIALS Warm summit chills Moscow T h e la test su m m it co n fe re n ce b etw een S oviet Presiden t M ik h ail G orb a ch ev and his A m e rica n counterpart g iv e s tellin g e v id e n ce o f the c h a n g in g tim es. T h e t w o p re s id e n ts sig n e d tra d e a n d c h e m ic a l-w e a p o n s a g r e e m e n ts a n d m a d e s o m e p r o g r e s s t o w a r d fu r th e r r e d u c in g nu clear arm s. T h e n . In their leisu re tim e, they b a n tered like o ld friends a n d p layed horseshoes. A few yea rs ago. a su m m it resu ltin g In rela xed relation s a n d serious a g re em en ts betw een th e su p e rp o w ers m ig h t h ave b een v ie w e d a s successful, e v e n ex cep tio n a l. T h is y e a r , w ith e x p e c t a t io n s e le v a t e d b y perestroika, the sp o tligh t fell on s o m e o f th e n egatives, such as th e qu estion s re m a in in g on G erm a n reu n ification and L ith u a n ia ’s bid to secede from the S o v ie t U nion. G orb a ch ev, p layin g th e part o f th e populist le a d e r , r u b b e d s h ir t s le e v e s w ith M in ­ n eso ta n s. w h o w a r m ly r e c e iv e d h im in M inneapolis. But b a ck h o n e in M oscow , th e response to his U.S. vis it w as ch illier. T h e S o v ie t p u b lic a p p a r e n t ly b e l i e v e s th a t G o rb a c h e v ’s popu larity abroad w ill d o little to s o lv e th e c o u n t r y ’ s d o m e s t ic e c o n o m ic turm oil. T h e S o v ie t p r e s id e n t w h o in it ia t e d perestroika and in trodu ced at least a lim ite d form o f d em ocracy a n d open sp eech is n o w feelin g th e cutting* e d g e o f those freedom s. T h e gain s he has m a d e are In Jeopardy, an d. som e ob servers b e lie v e , so Is his political future. in p a rt, his p r o b le m s s t e m fr o m a n an tiqu ated socialized a gricu ltu re system that lias been failing to feed the S o v ie t popu lation fo r y e a r s . G o r b a c h e v n e e d e d a p j/ o n g m easu re o f agricultural perestroika early In Ills reform program , instead, the ch an ges have been timid. F arm ers h a ve been p ro ­ mised hard cu rren cy for the surplus crop s they raise, but It's not clear w h eth er this m odest In cen tive Is w ork in g. W hen S oviet con su m ers heard that prices w ere to be raised, they voted a lack o f con fid en ce w ith th eir rubles, stripp in g store shelves In a w ave o f p a n ic buying. M e a n w h ile , a G o r b a c h e v r iv a l. B o ris Yeltsin, is using th e power as the n ew ly elected post as p residen t o f the Russian Republic, to snipe at G o rb a ch ev’s program . S m a ll w onder that for on ce, G orbach ev cam e to the United S tates as e a g e r to discuss business and a gricu ltu ra l Investm ent op tion s as d isarm am en t. T im e is not on his side. In this ease, his research on capitalism m a y w ell be o n e o f the im p ortan t results o f his visit to A m e rica . A big shtick It d o esn 't seem possible, but C ongress keeps g e ttin g sillier. R e ce n tly , co m ic s B illy C rystal. W h o op i G old b erg and R obin W illia m s w ere in vited into the hallow ed h a lls to yuk it up on beh a lf o f tiie H om elessn ess P re ven tio n Bill. It is n ’ t easy to s e e th e con n ection betw een c o m e d y and h om elessness. W h en did h om e­ lessness becom e a la u g h in g m atter? Not lo n g ago. S issy Spacck. Jessica Lan ge and S a lly Fiekls. w h o had starred In m ovies about hard-iuck farm ers, appeared In C o n ­ gress to advise th e la w m a k ers on farm prob lem s. It w ou ld surprise n o one if C on gress invited W illia m Shalncr, w h o played C ap t. Kirk, and L eon ard N im oy. tin* pointy-eared Mr. S p ook o f Star T r e k , to help straigh ten exit any future prob lem s with the H u bble S p a c e T elescop e. It's too bad (lie T h r e e S toog es a ren 't around a n y m o re . T h ey m ig h t be abk* to g iv e the la w m a k ers a lesson in d ig n ity . Berry's World r CHAPTER 11 ... and leave the driving to us CHUCK STONE Soviet thaw will burn conservatives WASHINGTON — The most fascinating out­ come o f (lie George Hush-Mikhall Gorbachev summit has been the contradictions between the theater of smiles and handshakes and the rout-life world of tensions and conflicts. Internationally, the two leaders basked In the spotlight and resonated with all o f the grandeur of two major rock stars. Their press releases and manifestos brokered a new era In AmericanSoviet relations. "Cold W ar" Is an anachronism consigned to the dung heap of historical myths. Domestically, summit euphoria ought to be good for at least 30 days of spillover popularity when Bush und Gorbachev confront minor crises on their respective turfs. Both face an Identical problem: two-front war. Bush faces It on his budget deficit and the prospect o f new taxes: Gorbachev faces It on economic and political pcrcslmlka. Tennyson’s "Charge of the Light Brigade" Is an appropriate poetic metaphor: "Cannon lo right o f them, cannon to left o f them, cannon In front o f them...." For Bush, the cannon arc antl-tax-Increase Republicans to the right o f him. pro-tax-lr.creasc Republicans lo the left o f him and Democrats In front o f him. For Gorbachev, they arc hard-lining opponents to the right o f him. moderate supporters to .uc left of him and Boris Yeltsin In front o f him. Yeltsin is a potential reality that cannot be ruled out. Ironically, the more successful Y eltsin and Soviet d e m o cra tic reform are, the more painful It w ill be for Republlran con ­ s e r v a t iv e s In th e United Stales. If you look at the history o f American foreign policy since the end o f World War l i ; It h a s b e e n s t r u c t u r e d on a deep-seated distrust f Summit o f Russian foreign euphoria adventurism. ought to be John Foster Dulles’ good for at "brinkm anship" and R o n a ld R e a g a n 's least 30 days •’ e v il e m p i r e ” of spillover capsuled the range of oopularity J Republican attitudes toward the Soviet Union. Democrats were accused of b Mng "soft on communism.” and hard-lining, saber-rattling Republicans believed that only they had a pipeline to ultimate truth. Their response lo any International event was to build a military machine, so w r could be prepared. .it a moment's notice, torounteme* n Soviet thrust But they never did use that might against the Soviet Union. Instead. America's magnificent military Juggernaut was used tty Reugnn to Invade a m ilitarily Impotent Grenada and needlessly sacrifice American lives In Beirut. Bush also used troops lo Invade the titty nation of Panama. With the disintegration o f Soviet economy. Its concomitant effects on military weaponry unit a decline In Soviet adventurism. Republicans are faced with a discomforting dilemma. How do they continue their demagoguery of waving the banner of Russian expansionism and lobbying for a massive defense budget? Even worse, what will conservative Re­ publicans do If the peace-loving Yeltsin succeeds the erafty Gorbachev? The white-haired, apple-cheeked Yeltsin Is the nearest thing lo an emergent Russian populist, hewed out of the same rustle environment that produced Abe Lincoln. What differentiates Yeltsin from previous Soviet leaders are his Ixild Irreverence: his smoldering democratic tenden­ cies. which are now being fanned into smoking embers of reform: and. most Important o f all. Ills ascension to power as an elected representative of the people. JA C K ANDERSON Saudis, Soviets may form pact DAVID S. BRODER Democrats take needed victories WASHINGTON - Headlines from the latest round of primaries noted the precedentbreaking victories of former San Francisco Mayor Dianne Fctnstcin as the first woman nominee for governor of California and former Charlotte Mayor Harvey Gantt as the first black nom inee for senator from Nortlt Carolina. Both are Democrats and. for a party badly In need ol energy, excitement and potential stars, this was welcome news Indeed. Gantt’s challenge to Sen. Jesse Helms IR-N.C.I. the conservative whom liberals most love to hate, automatically becomes one o f the few races In this off-year that will draw money and attention across the country. Felnstclns bailie with Sen. Pete Wilson IR-Calli.) for the California governorship fits into that same small category, and not just because of her personality. The next governor will help determine how die congressional dlstriel boundary lines are drawn and which party will control the- largest and most rapidly growing delegation In the House of Repre­ sentatives. Long ago. both parties agreed thut die most Important battles this year were die governor­ ships of three fast-growing mega-stales — California. Texas and Florida — all held by Republicans today. It Is now clear that the Democrats | k i s c a real threat In at least two. und perhaps all three, o f those states. In California. It Is no secret that the Republicans who recruited Wilson to run for the governor­ ship that Incumbent George DcukmcJIan IK) is vacating alter eight years did not fancy Felrisleln as his opponent. They would fur and away have preferred stale A lly. Gen. John Van dc Kamp |I>). u sincere technocrat with a gaping vulnerability for falling to prosecute one ol die Hillside Strangler eases. As a reporter. I have lo keep my distance Irnm dial race, because my oldest son worked for Felnstein In her lust couple of years us mayor. Hut there’s no bias Involved In telling you that tiilluentlal Republicans regard her combination of femininity, governmental ex­ perience and freshness to statewide politics as a potent mixture In an electorate apparently eager to shake tilings up in Sacramento. Felnstein ts the second woman the Demo­ crats have picked in I lit- banner contests. Slate Treasurer Ann Ktchards |D| won a lough primary and runoff for the nomination against businessman and political novice Clayton Williams iRl ior die o |k -ii governorship In Texas In the third key Sunbelt contest. Florida. Democrats will not choose between lavored former Sen. Lawton Chiles and Rep. Hill Nelson until September Bill polls already show Chiles running ahead ol embattled Gov. lioti Marline/ IRl Fctnstein and Chiles are moderates In the co..texts ol itielr slates Richards ts a liberal In a state 'hat has not elected a liberal governor or senator In the last quurtcrc-ntury. What they have In com m on is an ability lo com m unicate strong personal leadership traits, even to a decidedly cynical electorate. That cynicism Is what strikes the thoughtful unalysls on both the R e p u b l i c a n and D e m o c ra tic sid es. Robert Teeter. Presi­ dent Bush's pollster, to ld h is p a r tn e r . M ary Lukens. the o t h e r d a y t It a t "there's no election out there." He meant that voters arc Ig­ noring most political ads and passing up In droves the oppor­ tunity to pick can­ didates in primaries. ■ But polls al­ Speaking of the fall ready show ca m p u tg n . T e e t e r Chiles running said: "It will be a six-week war." ahead ol Democratic pollster embattled Geoff Garin agrees. Gov. Bob " T h e turnout has Martinez (R) J b e e n l o w to a jysmally low ." tie said. "W e are continuing to turn people off to the process, even In campaigns that are free of negatives.” What many suspect Is that voters who arc turned off by the politicians In the spring would not need much of u stimulus to turn against the politicians In the autumn. And that could pose a danger to the -Republicans defending Itielr party's hold on governorships In the three key incga-statcs — even If It helps the GOP on balance In Its uphill buttle to regain control o f die Senate. The problem will be worse for Republicans If the economy should stir fresh concerns among the voters. Already, the GOP governors of Florida. Texas and California have tieen forced to do what President Bush has refused to do. Every one ol them lias either recommended nr signed tax Increases lilts year: — Texas Gov. William P. Clements |K| last week signed a salcs-tax Increase to solve a tin.wu lng crisis In the public schools — Deiikmcjlan led the battle for an Initiative to double the slate's gas tax. narrowly approved by the voters last Tuesday. — And Marline/ lias an even bigger lax package tin relative terms) moving through die Florida legislature tn order lo fill a $1 trillion gap in hts $ 11 billion budget Restrictions on federal domestic spending lunlundrd Medicaid mandates, lor example) have added to the problems hi these growth stales. Republicans In all three states now look to Bush — and tlie Washington budget negotiations — to make the decisions dial will help keep die national economy growing W ASH ING TON - T h e world's largest producer of off and the largest ex|>orter of it arc forging an uneasy bond that could dominate the world petroleum market. The Soviet Union and Saudi Arabia arc strange bedfellows. One has long been ruled by communists and atheists. The other Is a strictly religious monarchy aixl the birthplace of Islam. But that doesn't seem to be stopping a relationship of con­ venience between the two nations amid a persistent world oil glut. On the heels o f another summit by the Arab-domtnatcd O f*E C o i l c a r t e l aimed at bolstering sagging prices, the Saudis and Soviets h a ve op en e d newtalks of their own. T h e y 're apparently The Soviet trying to accomplish Union and without OPEC what Saudi Arabia the once-formldablc are strange cartel couldn't. The bedfellows. £ Saudts. rich In oil reserves, dom inate OPEC. The Soviets, who arc not mem­ bers o f the cartel, produce more than Saudi Arabia but have less oil in the ground. The two arc trying to stabilize prices. If Saudi Arabia and the Soviet Union accomplish that by agreeing on production goals — and If they pull In Iraq, the next-largest producer — same say they could dominate the market. It could also mean the end o f the Impotent OPEC. Of course, the m ism atched m arriage lias s m t e major stumtUng blacks. The Saudis detest commu­ nism and long have been a strategic U.S. ally. The country's Islamic thcocnits have made no secret of their steadfast financial and mural support for Afghanistan's freedom lighters, battllngu Soviet-hacked regime. One o f our associates who visited Saudi Arabia last year said tl ts not uncommon to meet people who tiave volunteered to fight for the rebels tn Afglianlstan. Soviet troop casualties there over the last decade are largely u product o f the hundreds o f millions of dollars In Saudi aid to the rebels. Another hindrance ts the Saudis' historical Interest In fostering ties with the Soviet Union's own 53 million restive Moslems. Soviet Islamic leaders arc challenging the traditional communist hierarchy amid pointcal change there. Yet problems remain between the United States and Saudi Arabia that could drive the Saudls closer to the Soviets. The Untied States maintains close tics to Israel, at least publicly alienating many Arab countries. America has neglected broadbased Arab demands for an Independent Palestinian stale. And in tin- Saudis' eyes. Israel exercises veto power over U.S arms sales to the Arab kingdom. As far as the Saudts are concerned, the time could tie right toeuddle up to tlx- the Soviets As always with t Ik - Intrigue o f gco-polfflcs. they probably can overlook their lun damcntal phlloaiphleal differences for the time being so lioth can shore up off prices and bring In more nurd currency. That doesn’t mean the Soviets will sum worrying about the Moslems militating lor greater freedom on the Soviets' own southern Hank. But It Is yet another reminder that money can make even the staunchest hx-s appear a little friendlier. L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to ihe editor an welcome All Iritcis must t>«- signed. Include the address n| Hi< writer and a d.iyiiuii n-|cp|iuu< number Letters should lx- on a single I and I>< as brirl us |xissilile.. Letters a ie si.h|t 1 1 to editing �i Sanford H arald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. June 15. 1990 — BA New tax package takes effect next week Bids ______________________ ■ ■* MICHAIL Mfll I— United Proaa Interactional______ TA LLAH ASSEE The t l billion tax pa ’ age that will lake effect next week without Gov. Bob Martinez' signature could create a legal hitch In the state's plan to collect $199 million in speeded-up sales tax payments, officials said Thursday. Martinez' refusal to sign the lax bill means It will not take cfTect until 15 days after he received It. That makes the effective date June 21 — one day after the speeded-up tax pay­ ments authorized In the tax package are due. Th e Florida Department o f Revenue plans to collect the money June 20. notwithstand­ ing the dubious legal authority for the move. The 3.900 retailers Involved were not very happy about the situation. Industry spokesmen said, but they would IIkely pay up anyway. Peter Dunbar, general counsel to the governor, played down the ** * prospects for any difficulty with the collections. He also denied Martinez' decision not to sign the tax package Into law was motivated by any elrctlon year reluctance to be associated with the big tax Increase. It's just that Martinez objects to elements or the plan — such as technical changes to the way s ta te tru s t fu n d s a rc ad ministered, and language con­ cern in g b illb o a rd s in Dade County — but not strongly enough to veto the whole package. Dunbar said. Other elements of the package. Including a 9.9-cent-per-pack Increase In the state cigarette tax. were baaed on Martinez proposals, and are acceptable to the governor. Dunbar said. "If the governor has problems with a bill or parts of • bill, he sometimes lets It pass so the Legislature's action stands on Its own without his endorsement." Dunbar said. The package Includes mostly excise taxes hitting smokers and CoatlaweA drinkers. It also contains higher motor vehicle fees and levies on corporations and people with large Investment portfolios. The sales tax speedup Is a gambit to help the state out of a looming revenue shortfall In the current fiscal year, which ends June 30. Without the extra money, the state's "rainy day" fund would dip from the usual $150 million to only $5.5 mil­ lion, and the Interest rate the state pays to borrow money might be affected. Current state law requires big retailers to remit 10 percent of their estimated sales tax receipts on the 20th of each month. The new law says retailers that pay more than $200,000 a year In sales taxes must remit 66 per­ cent of their estimated tax this month — a one-shot deal to raise lots of cash In a hurry. According to Dunbar, going ahead with the speedup actually saves retailers having to make two payments to the state, one on the 20th and another a few War Continued from Page 1A rather he voted for him based on his qualifications. "1 regret if he expects me to change my basis for selection now." Goff said. GofT felt that Telson. who announced last month that she would not seek re-election to the post she has held for 16 years, should not be making decisions which will effect the board next year. "It seems to me If she wants to run the school board next year." he said, "she should run for the school board this year." Goff added that he believed Students- that Telson, a "la m e duck J r.; Bullder/developer: Mike 1A politician " and Betslnger, a Bass; Commercial land acquisi­ reaction to the serum. “ dead duck politician" owed an tion specalllst: Robert GofT; Tuberculosis Is a disease of (he apology to the members of the Architect: Frank Schmidt: Real respiratory system. The eymestate attorney: John R. Stoop; toms include coughing, sneezing Business Advisory Committee. Pointing out that the commit­ Strategic planner: Dr. William and spilling blood. tee members all volunteer their Caltarman: Purchasing man­ Since Wednesday of this week, time and expertise for the benefit agement: Jack Zdsman. about 100 youn^ters have been of the children of the Seminole County school district, he noted Also. Chief executive officer: tested. Six of those reacted that the group "deserved better John A. Koegel: Certified public positively to the test. There are still about 300 students who had than to be slammed by the accountant: G. Thomas Kuhn; been exposed to the infected board." General commercial contractor: student who have not been The Business Advisory Com­ C.W. Pratt; Telecommunications tested. Many are expected at the mittee approved by the board specialist: Kenneth L. Medlln; Insurance management: Stuart health department's Sanford of­ consists of: fice today. Civil engineer Danny Wright; H. Farb and Financial manage­ Land planner: Hugh W. Harllng ment: Thomas D. Berrell. Those students who It Is de­ termined are Infected will un­ dergo additional review. FAA report: Wind sensors not working when storm hit airport United Press International KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Wind-detecting equipment was not working last weekend when hurricane-force winds ripped through K n oxville’ s McGhee Tyson Alport damaging planes and buildings, aviation officials said. The safety devices are also not working at airports la Nashville and Memphis and at 54 other major U.S. airports, the Federal A via tio n A dm in istration r e ­ ported. Fred F..rrar of the FAA said ine safety devices have been out o f service for about ten days due to computer problems. "W c are not using them," Farrar said. "W c are replacing the software and we expect them to be up and running June 16." Some other airports where the wind Indlcatois are down in­ clude Atlanta. Charlotte, N.C.. M iam i, L ou isville, K y.. and Birmingham. Ala., according to A rle n e S a lac o f the F A A 's S o u th e rn R e g io n o f fic e In Atlanta. Strong winds did thousands o f dollars o f damage Saturday at the airport just south of Knox­ ville and were caused by a microburst - dangerous, quick forming gusts that push directly downward. Airport spokeswoman Sharon Pound said a wind speed meter near the runway "topped out at 160 m p h " d u r i n g the mlcrobursl. > " I know of no other storm that has caused this much dam age." Pound said. "It la fortunate no one was Injured. It was pretty intense weather." The winds damaged 14 parked aircraft, flipping some of them o v er, and tossed a ir ca rgo equipment containers onto the tarmac, according to airport air traffic supervisor Ed Johnson. Johnson said no planes were landing or taking off when the afternoon storm hit. The storm also knocked out the control tower's radar system for more than an hour, Johnson said, adding that microbursts and similar wind shears have been blamed for at least two airline crashes in recent years. >: , t ' ■ - - He said the wind-detecting device, which tells air traffic controllers If dangerous shifts in the wind are In the airport's vicinity. Is the only way the airport has to detect microbursts and wind shears. He said six wind sensors are placed at different sections of the a irp o rt to pick up sudden changes In weather. "Anytim e you have a thun­ derstorm, you have potential for h a il, t o r n a d o e s and microbursts." Johnson said. Survey Continued from Pago 1A administra­ tion at Florida State University. "It may well be that younger employees don't have the time p e r s p e c t iv e a ffo rd e d o ld e i employees They've Just seen the greedy '80s and are perhaps m o re d i s i l l u s i o n e d . " s a id Bowman, who conducted the survey. " I think the basic point Is that there is a pervasive sense of unease about ethics In society as a whole." he said. "It's not the kind of thing that lends Itself to Mall Continued from Page 1A be spent on road Improvements, and one of the projects would be the sixlanlng of State Road 46 from Interstate 4 to County Road 15. "T h is will result In traffic flow far In excess of what the Semi­ nole Mall will bring In." McCarty said. McCarty also said the con­ struction o f the mall would provide 1,500 temporary Jobs and the retail businesses Inside the complex would provide full­ time Jobs to as many as 2,500 people, most o f them residents from the Immediate area. "Many o f the retailers will be providing above minimum wage Jobs." chamber Vice President Jim Young said. " I think a long-term effect of It will be that It will bring more people Into Seminole County and we will see an i n c r e a s e I n a c t i v i t y downtown." Steve Cooke. Central Florida Regional Airport director of av'atlon. said the road Improve­ ments McCarty discussed were "satisfactory" far the amount of traffic that would be brought In by the development of the area. " I think what you are going to* sec Is a lot of retail areas developing around the mall — not necessarily In one center, but spread out,” Cooke said. "It will he kind of like what wr have In Altamonte Springs." days later when the bill actually becomes law. "It's certainly not worth get­ ting uptight about from our standpoint." said James Tally, lobbyist for the Merchants Asso­ ciation of Florida. “ But If I were the Department of Revenue. I'd want to make sure I was on firm legal ground." Meanwhile, aides to the two Democrats vying for the right to take on Martinez In the Novem­ ber general election said the governor's refusal to sign the bill shows political cowardice. Form er U .S. Sen. Lawton Chiles "laughed and said. 'It sounds like one of the more courageous things I've heard about.’" campaign press secre­ tary Julie Fletcher told the St. Petersburg Times. "He (Martinez) Is playing polit­ ical games," said Don Pride, spokesman for U.S. Rep. Bill Nelson. "T ru m a n said. 'The bu ck stops here.' M artinez seems !o think It stops anyplace but the governor's office." easy answers. Bow m an p olled 441 c ity , c o u n t y , s ta te a n d fe d e r a l employees throughout the Unit­ ed States on ethics In govern­ ment. business and soctely as a whole. He found that much o f the cynicism results from hostility between career civil servants and Increasing numbers o f polit­ ical appointees, especially In the federal government. “ I think there Is an Increasing spilt between those two groups that became more dramatic In the ‘80s." he said. "It has had a very damaging effect. There are far more political appointees lhan there were before and their quality varies a lot." For American society as a whole, 48 percent o f those sur­ veyed disputed the statement: "Ethics Is similar to the weather; everyone talks about It. but no one does anything about It." But a large minority, 39 per­ cent, agreed with the statement. The remaining 12 percent were uncertain. Mere than 60 percent felt that society suffers from a "moral numbness" after a decade of scandals Involving Wall Street, organized religion, the Pentagon and the White House. Government employees were no m o.e enamored o f business ethics. Almost 90 percent dis­ a g r e e d th a t " g o v e r n m e n t morality Is lower than business morality." D EATH S EVA FRIES Eva Fries. 93. 989 Orienta Ave.. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday at Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Bom March 5. 1897, In Atlanta, she moved to Altamonte Springs from Or­ lando in 1988. She w as a homemaker. S u rv iv o rs Include sisters. Florence Tull. Durham. N.C.. and Margaret Howrey. Danville. III. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Fun eral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. PIERRE ANDRE LEVEQUE JR. Pierre Andre Levequc Jr.. 50. 108 S. Chapman Ave., Sanford, died May 25 at his residence. Born June 6. 1939. In Oxford. N.C.. he moved to Sanford from Tampa In 1977. He was a retired deputy with the Hillsborough County S h e riffs Department and u Baptist. He was a former science and math teacher for Hillsborough Cbunty schools, a lifetime member of the Nation..! Rifle Association and a member ofMENSA ./ '-vh O tiA , MURIEL ELLA WIRTH Muriel Ella Wirth. 80 68 Azalea Drive West. DeBary. died Wednesday at Airport Adult Care Center. Sanford. Born May 17. 1910. In Wheeling. W.Va.. she m oved to DeBary from SevlcrvtHc. Tenn. in 1982. She was a receptionist and an ac­ countant. She was a Methodist, past matron of Order of the Easter Star and past worthy high priestess of W itte Shrine of Jerusalem. Survivors Include son. Charles D.. D eB ary; sisters. W ilm a Latham. Kuth Faulkner, both ol New Yotk; brothers, George Crosby. Columbus. Ohio. David C rosb y. W ash in gton . Ralph Crosby. Salt Lake City: two g r a n d c h ild r e n , fo u r g r e a t ­ grandchildren. O aklaw n Park C e m e lery/Funcral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. p a r t m e n t , the Infected youngsters will undergo chest X-Rays and. If deemed necessary by the attending physician, sp u tu m testa to determ ine whether they have developed tuberculosis. She said that If they have only been Infected by the bacteria, they can take a simple antibiotic to prevent any further pro­ gression of the disease. If. however, the disease has begun to take effect, the stu­ dents will have to undergo more extensive therapy Involving sev­ eral drugs. According to Jones, even If the tuberculin bacteria has pro­ gressed to the second stage. It Is According to Maureen Jones. not cause for great concern. R.N.. senior community health *'We have drugs that we did coordinator at the health de­ not have a couple of decades ago would Inhibit their ubtllty to make a living and survive, bui we could file liens againsl thrli property.” Mlchanczyk said. Mlchanczyk said levies could also be filed to recover the money owed, but these would not be part o f the public record. The assets o f l* e facility could also be taken i. r payment, she said. "W e czui't disclose Information on Hens." the representative said. “ It may amount to the sam e thing, but It's Just a different kind oflaw. It's not part o f the public record." Mlchanczyk said If another auction occurs. It won't be for several weeks. "W e'll make it." Mike said. "I believed before. I believe now.” Mike did not want to talk about the Issue, but described hef reaction to the auction In. one word: "Jubilation." Mike said efforts were un­ derway to raise money to pay the facility's debt, but she would not know anything specific until early next week. which can pretty much tuberculosis." she said. cure According to health depart­ m ent statistics about 1.000 c a s e s o f t u b e r c u lo s is a rc diagnosed In Florida annually. Motorist----Continued from Page 1A Schumacher was taken to the South Sem in ole C om m unity Hospital emergency room where doctors credited the two officers with saving his life. A c c o r d in g lo a h o s p it a l spokesperson, Schu m ach er's condition yesterday afternoon was listed as critical, but by this morning It had Improved and was upgraded to serious. Father, son charged in scheme to distribute ton of marijuana United Prats Intermrttenal NEWARK. N.J. - The FBI arrested a father and son at their homes in New Jc retry jraetply Wednesday on Florida chtefeea of conspiring to distribute more than one ton o f marijuana. A federal magistrate In New­ ark ordered Richard Imbcrt Sr. and Ills son. also named Rich­ ard. detained without ball pend­ ing a hearing Friday. Federal prosecutors In Florida charge that the younger Imbcrt. a Berkeley Heights resident, headed a group o f 10 people. Including his father, that con­ spired to sell at least 1,000 kilograms of marijuana between September K M and December 1989. A n In d ic tm e n t w a s handed up Tuesday by a federal grand |ury In Tampa. If convicted, they face prison terms o f 10 years to life and fines of $4 million. The government Is also seek­ ing forfeiture of property owned by the linbcrls. Including the father's house In Madison. N.J.. and property owned by the son In Tampa. Fla. Two aulomobllcs and a small quantity of whinpowder were seized during the arrests. . . . •<* A s s is t a n t U .S . A t t o r n e y Marlon Percell said she Is seek­ ing detention o f the Imberts pending (rial, arguing thnl they are bath dangerous and likely to Her If released. The Imberts and eight oilier defendants will be tried In Tampa. School board attorney suspended United Frees International FORT W ALTO N BEACH - A school board attorney bestknown for working out a com­ promise In a controversial school prayer case has been suspended over the disappearance o f nearly $200,000, officials said Wednes­ day. Pledger Su llivan , su p erin ­ tendent o f Okaloosa County schools, said school officials sus­ pect David Selby of lying and forging letters regarding the money, which was to be used lo purchusc land for a school. Com plete Sharpening S ervice SANFO RD S H A R P -A L L 3 2 1 - o i ) \:\ ’"BANKRUPTCY^ - H IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP S u r v iv o r In clu d e s sis te r. Patricia L. Oakley. Creedmoor, N.C. Beacon Crematln Service of Central Florida. Wlnler Park. In charge o f arrangements. 1A to pay for It anywhere else. "W e may have to go to auction again and start at a lower minimum bid." said Amaa;. la M lchanczyk. aislstant public affairs officer far the IRS. "We already have a Hen against the property of Thelma Mike lor $41,926.65." Mlchanczyk a i d the Hen is against Mike's personal proper­ ty. meaning that If Mike tried to sell her home, or any property that ahe owns, the proceeds would go toward paying the IRS fo r th e G o o d S a m a r it a n 's $115,000 debt. "W e’re examining our options, now." Mlchanczyk said. "It'a possible that with the extra time they may be able to pay off the IRS." M lc h a n c zy k aald the IRS would not file kens against the salaries of Mike or any of the m e m b e rs o f th e bo a rd o f directors, but that Hens and levies could be fled against their property. 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S M O K E D N IC E & S L O W O V E R R E A L H I C K O R Y C H I P S bO UM O i l AM & i G u M U S T A R D Of Ui I Sl a b b M j h t u MlttS or B O S T O N B U T T a m n • u m iio m d POTATO SALAD •_* v v PORK ROAST (*.v y u fy !\ /- n/» «CMt iM • £C V v*-■ JO p W HOLE SMOKED C H IC K E N S 2>6 BEST B R A N D S S a tu rd a y S a m p lin g ! 1*ALME t t o f A H M S P IM E N T O C H EESE S P R E A D �[L x Sanfortl Herald • . t 4 F R ID A Y INSIDE: S p o rts IN BRIEF i AMERICAN LEAGUE W hile Sox one game out CHICAGO — Lance Johnson scored on u sacrifU c ny awl hit an Rill single to back Eric King Thursday night and lift Chicago lo a 3-2 victory over the Oakland Athletics, pulling the White Sox lo within one game o f the American League West leaders. Seminole Community College graduate Hobby Thigpen pitched the ninth Tor Ills 21st save In the first game of the four-game series matching the two teams with the best records In baseball. King. 6-1. scattered 10 hits over 5 2-3 Innings, striking nut three and walking none. It was his fourth win In his last five starts. In other Al. games. Detroit pounded Cleveland 7-3. Milwaukee blasted Halttmore 8-5. New York lopped Hoston 3-1. Toronto clobticrrd Minnesota 7-1 and Seattle edged Texas 5-4. SPORTS FESTIVAL County to host events Sem inole County will be the host this weekend for the women's basketball und soccer events for the Fourth Annual Orlando Sports Festival. The women's basketball games will be held at both Lake Mary and Oviedo High Schools and will start at 8:30a.m. Saturday. The soccer games will take place at the Scm lnol" Soccer Complex located In Lake Mary. Action gets umk-r way Saturday morning at 8 a.m. Thl* Is the second weekend of the month long competition that will attract more than 1.200 Central Florida participants to the Olympic Style festival. Other events this weekend will Include baseball. doubk*s beach volleyball, synchro­ nized swimming, volleyball und windsurfing. F or m ore Inform ation contact C alu dla Ciavarclla at 898-1313. AUTO RACING New Smyrna offers kid rides SAMSULA — It will be a special night al the New Smyrna Speedway this Saturday night as the competitors take children for rides around the track In their cars before the regular racing c a rd g e ls u n d e rw ay . Other special events planned for this week Include q 30-lap "D " I tom tiers race and a Powder Fuff Derby. In addition to the special events their will also be the regular Late Model. Sportsman. *'A" (lumbers, Florida Modlflcds. Mini Stocks and Spectator Races. The Speedway Is located at the corner of SR 415 and SR 44. nine miles west of New Smyrna Beach. For more Information on these events call the New Smyrna Speedway at 1904) 427-4129. GOLF Ekana offers clinic OVIEDO — The Ekana G olf and Country Club o f Oviedo will offer a Junior Golf Clinic on Wednesday. July 25. Thursday July 26 and Friday. July 27. The clinic will run from 9 a.m. • 11 a.m. all three days and will cost $30. Instructors for the clinic will lie Tim Allen. Steve Mutton and Tim Powell. For more Information call Tim Alien-Golf Proffesslonal at 366-1211. NATIONAL LEAGUE Raines, Martinez lead Expos ST. LOUIS — Sanford's Tim Raines drew a buses-loaded. ninth inning walk Thursday night to lift the Montreal Expos to a 3-2 victory over (he St. Louis Cardinals. Larry Walker k-d off the ninth with a single off reliever Tom Niedcnfuer. With one out Spike Owen walked, and one out later Ken Dayley replaced Niedcnfuer and gave up a single to pinch-hitter Mike Fitzgerald, scoring Walker for a 2-2 lie. with Owen going to second. Owen took third on a wild pitch by Dayley. Casselberry's Dave Martinez walked to load the bases before Raines forced In the winning run on a 3-2 pitch. Th e Expos took a 1-0 lead In the first Inning on three singles. Martinez slngk-d with one out. I hen -Raines reached on art infield single after squthblng a lull down the first-base line. Martinez scored when Tim Wallach broke Ills bat and bloopcd a single lo right. In the NL. It was San Francisco 6. San Diego 2: Cincinnati 4. Atlanta 3: New York at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Philadelphia were' |Nisiponed by rain. C o m p ile d fr o m s t a f f a n d w l r a r e p o r t * . BASEBALL 5 :3 0 p.m . — W G N . C h ica g o C ubs at Philadelphia Phillies, (douhlehrudcr). ID C o m p lo ta l i s t i n g * o n P a p a 2 B June 1-5,* 1990 % # ■ People, Page 3B ■ Classified, Page 8B ■ Com ics, Page 10B „ . Bogeajis helps Braves stay alive in Top Team tourney Pram staff rspsrta MOUNT DORA — Dan HogeaJIs struck out 17 to lead the Altamonte Springs Nallonul Braves lo a 14-3 blowout of Oviedo In the Area 3 bracket of the Top Team Tournament on Thursday night at (he Mount Dora Little League complex. Th e win keeps the Braves alive In the double-elimination afTnlr and advances them lo this evening’s 7 p.m.game with Deltona at Casselberry Little League. The survivor will play and beat Fust Is on Saturday lo force a winuer-tuke all contest on Monday. Earlier In the tournament. Deltona handed the Braves their first loss. HogcuJIs also helped Ills own cause by contributing two doubles, three runs and five RBI to lead a 12-hit Brave offensive. Aaron Long contributed a single, double and five RBI while Mike Frlker had a single, double and three runs scored. Also chipping In were Eric Slrcsen-Ruter (two A lljm o n t, Spring, no O***-0 001 000 - 14} _ 14 l| I 0 4 0 B o g e o iH «nd F o lk o r K ovln J x d it o n G eorgia H trr u in d t; (41. > r e o y B u rton 14) an d H ernando;. J a c k io n (4) WP - B og«.i|it L P - J a c k io n I B Altamonte S p rin g ,. F e lk e r. B cg e a |lt (J). Long, M a ie n IB - None MB - None singles, four runs scored). Josh llazcn (double. RBI). Damon Pullen and Lino Mancctxi (each with a singled and a run scored). Chris Llllon (till by pitch, run scored) and Mike Fitzglhbons (walk, run scored). Learning while playing Lake Mary, Oviedo gain experience By TONY DaSORMIER Herald Sports Editor L A K E M A R Y - E x p erie n ce . That's what high sehooi summer league baseball Is all about, gaining experience. And on Thursday night, when Lake Mary look a 5-3 win from Oviedo In a game played at Lake Mary High Sehooi. boll) teams gained some valuable experience. For starters. Lake Mary got an eyeful of two players who could figure prominently In next year's va rsity cam paign: pitcher Dan McGatlln and Infleldcr Nelli James. McGutlln tossed a complete game In his first start of the summer while James sparkled at shortstop. "T h e kids are having fun and lixiklng good." said Coaeli Kelly Walnscott. "I think Neill Is going lr be a real surprise at shortstop." Jam es made a scries of Im­ pressive plays hut the best was one on a ball hit by Uubba Fore. Going a long way to fits left. James llclded the ball behind second base and. turning back against his body, made a one-hop throw that beat Fore. Those kind of defensive plays helped McGatlln. who pitched for the Lake Mary Junior varsity last □ See Lessons. Page 2B Oviedo IN 000 « - 1 4 4 L4kt Mery MJ M0 I - S 4 I Colopo Ptllhofn (I). SOorllno ID . LWIngtton (4) end Bl4nton McGatll- end Bullock WP — McGatlln (10) L P - C«l*p« 10 1) JB - Mull (O vl IB — Bellhorn lOv) HB - Non* Record, — Oviodo J 7. L*k» M ery 4-1. Herald Photo by Kelly Joiden Typical ot summer league games, there were some tine and some not-so-fine plays made in Thursday night s Lake Mary-Oviedo game. On the fine side was Oviedo Academy sweeps deuce from Tennessee visitors By ROBBIE STOCK Herald Correspondent SANFORD W h e n t he Clarksville (Term.) Classics re­ turned to S an ford S 'a d iu m Thursday night, they found a different Florida Baseball School Academy team watting for them — and different results as well. After defeating the Academy 8-5 on Monday, the Classics found themselves on the wrong e n d In h o t h e n d s o f a doubleheader. 4-3 and 8-5. In the first game. Wes lllcr scored on a throwing error to give the Academy the winning run In the last Inning, liter was pinch­ running for catcher John Cox. Paul Gianibalvo nailed down the win with the last of three scoreless Innings. The second game featured a crushing two-run homer by an exhausted Cox. who caught both contests, and a s'rong pitching performance by starter Doug Bunn, who went five Inmngs In pick up the win. Pete Arcomonc. who hud an lusldc-the-park homer earlier in the contest, scored the Iasi run of (lie second game after drilling an o p p o s ite - fie ld tr ip le . The Academy scored three runs In each of llie fourth and filth Innings. T h e C la ssics a ttem p ted a comeback in the sixth Inning, lull after loading Ihe buses, could muster up no more than one run. "T h e win was not a surprised," said Wes Rlukcr. " If you play routine hasehall and defense, you win. We played about 50 minutes longer than we should have. Overall. I was pleased." The FBS Academy will con­ tinue Its Buddy Lake League schedule on Saturday In a 2 30 p.m. game with Ihe Sanford Reds. With Ihe two losses. Ihe Classics dropped to 31- IO. third baseman Chris Huff tagging out Lake Mary's Chris Barfield on a steal attempt But an Oviedo error and Iwo walks were key parts to Lake Mary's winning rally Brock, First Baptist win Thursday night opener F ro m s ta ff ra p o rta S A N F O R D — S id n e y B rock hlaslt-d a 300-loot single with no one mil in the bottom of the seventh to score Boh McIntosh with the winning run as First Bpaiisi Church oulscurcd Dunbars 13-12 opening nlglil action of the Sanford Recre­ ation Department Men's Thursday Night " C " Slowpiteh Solihull al Chase Park. In Ihe oilier game. Ihe A s scored five runs In the first and six runs in Ihe fourth enroute lo a 14-2 fiveImilng victory over Rhino Systems. Next week's schedule has Dun­ bars taking on Rhino Systems al 6:30 p in. and the A s challenging First Baptist al 7:30 p.m. The game Iwlwccn Dunbars and First Baptist was a seesaw allalr wiili lirsi one team, then the other taking itinis leading. Dunbars took lilt- llrsl lead with Hirer runs In the lop ot tin- first Inning and First Baplisi answered with four runs in ihe txiiiom o f the llrsl Dunbars scored two rims in each of the second and fourth Innings and First Baplisi countered with two runs in each of the third and fourth Innings. Then Dunbars took Ihe first substantial lead ol ilit* mglit with a Ihrrc-run fifth. Dunbars scored the three runs with singles off the bats of Wayne Kelly. Steve Ahar. Tim Gtllls. Hot) Klrrhucr and Mike Broderick. Dunbars increased Its lead lo I I N by scoring a single run in the sixth as Kelly doubled with two mils in score Dave Sowers who had singled. Firs) Baplisi came buck lo take a 12-11 lead with four runs In the bottom of the six III Mcllltosll singled and Sieve Laurence tripled to score McIntosh. After Brock doubled In Laurence. Mike Henley singled Brock lo Ihtrd and Itroek scored on a Don Nicholas single. Robert Jones singled In Io«i<I liltliases with no one mil. but ihe Dunbars pitcher settled down lo See S oftball, Page 2B ‘ M icrow ave’ heats up, helps P isto n s repeat as cham ps U n it e d P r i l l In t e r n a t io n a l PORTLAND. Ore. — Move over Hill Russell Step aside. George Mlkan and Magic Johnson. The Bad Bovs have bullied their way Into your exclusive neighborhood. The Detroit Pistons gained entrance Into the elite club of repeal champions Thursday nlglil. defeating ihe Portland Trail Blazers 92-90 lo complete a record-lying road sweep In ihe NBA Finals. Vtnnic J o h n s o n . dorm int In Hie llrsl three quarters. nailed a 15-loot Jumper with sevenleniiis ot a second left to snap a 90-!K> tic ,,s Detroll won the hest-of-seven series 4 games lo I to Join ttie Critics and Lakers as the only franchises in league history to rapture tlit- crown In consecutive seasons. "W hen I was In college (al Baylor) I used lo lilt them all the tim e." said Hie man nieknai.ieil 'Microwave.' "But never In the pros Johnson scored 15 of his 16 jxnuts m Hie tlnal |>crtod. including 7 ot tils team's last 9 points, as the Pistons stormed back front a 90-83 deficit with twi- minutes It play. Piston s pla ym ak er Islab T h om a s, who averaged 27.6 points a game In ihe series, was a unanimous choice lo receive the Most Valuable Player award In the Finals. Detroit, which swept the Lakers Iasi year, needed only nine games In ihe championship round lo win h.ick-to-bui k titles. Thai Ix-iiereil ihe previous record of 10 set by Boston In 1964 and 1965. "W e believe we are one ol die lx-si team s ever lo play the game ol basketball." sau! I Looms who had 29 points on 13 of 20 shouting. The Pistons joined the 1953 Minneapolis Lakers as the only teams to win three road games in Hie Finals The Iwo als4> are the only clubs lo capture Ihe middle three road games in ihe 10 title series to leaiure Ihe 2-3-2 format "A n y team dial can come Into Hits arena and win three In a row is a great team.' Del roll Coach Chuck Dalv said I really wauled bi get u over with I (tld mil want lo play another game tin l> -1 roll I " Wlia! made Ibis all sr.- am.i/uig was tin t.n I Detroit bad entered Game 3 al Memorial Coliseum u ith a 16-year. 20 game losing sin-.ik al Portland. And Ihe Trail Blazers had won their ilrst nine home games in (lie ptayolls. Portland, though, fullered after winning Game 2 In overtime at Hie Palace, and tailed its hid to win Us second NBA title* and llrsl since 1977 "In the last iwo minutes they made every dllllcult shot they had to make." Trail Blazers Coach Kick Adelman said. "T h a i's why they're ihe world champions." The Trail Blazers losi three straight home games lor the llrsl time since Jan. 1989. The Pistons sr-i .i Finals record with ihelr liltli siiaiglu road victory dating to Iasi year Alter Bm k Williams concluded a 9 2 Poitlaiid hursi with a |am with 2 07 to play. Thomas iviu c oil ihe bench after a six-minute rest — hr sulfereil a hlixidy nose when elbowed bv Jerome Kcrsr-v — and Detroit tx-gau llsenuirh.it k Johnson struck lor 5 quick |x»mts lx hire a Thomas jumper — his only jxiints ol Hie lourih quarter — lied II 90-90 with 36 5 seconds tell Alter Portland s Terry Porter threw the ball mil ol I m h i i m I s 16 set tmds taler. Johnson look a pass In-... nun *s ti.it keil inlo Kcrsev. Hu n pulled up m s *is b <game vv inner FOR T H E' • 0 E S T______________ COVERAGE O F SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ TH E . SANFORD HERALD DAILY i____ .__ __________________ ._______________ • _________________________ .____________ „______________ , �'p *• — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, June 15. 1990 S T A Y S & S T A N D IN G S . DOOS AI1 TW to fcy a tg M First r a c e - j / ( . D : j f . 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M 2 Lim it Move 10.H t.00 4 40 4 Pop Truck 11.40 7.00 I Spinning Round 1.20 Q (41) l l J t P (1-4) H 4 n T (1-40) 410.40 PIC 1141-1) l l . M IfcM R raca - 5 / 1 4 C i 11.04 1 Lim it M o w I0 .n t . H 4 40 4 R V D Iv ln a Ja t 5 00 i . n IC a ciu tk a ta 5.00 O (14) 17.44 P (14) V M T (1 41 ) 111J t I (4410)1117.20 Ninth ro c* - 1 / 1 4 0 : l l . M I Tran tu tor Si* 440 i n 140 0 Pado Pirate i n l.n 1 Small Batch 5.40 0(1-4) l l. M P it 4» N . lt T (1-41) 254K llth r a c e - 1/14, C i N . t t t Fond A Imago 440 400 2 40 I Sellisaw Donnie 4.40 1.40 7 Mother Carlo , 2 40 o (i-o) n ot p no) ii.n t fi-41) mm Carryovar4H 2.lt 11th ra c a -4/14. A : 14.05 4 Dear Fram e 2140 *40 i n I J a ftF a n ta * / 5 40 1 00 ID ra a m R u la r m 0 (1-4) 55.10 P(11) 211.44 T (4-1-1) tH.40 I <41111 J741.lt 11th r a c a - 7/14 D s M .lt I H al Dancer 4 40 3 00 2.40 1Nullfo Wrigley 3 00 2.40 * Shephard* Watch j.n a 11-0) 21.40 prii) «.tt T (41-4) m.4t 17th r a c e -5/14. B: M.7t ITannhauser 4 40 5 00 4 40 2 Burgle Kutt 14 n 410 1 Love Tunnel jn 0(21)111.41 P (12) 1M .lt T (11-1) n i.n S ( i t - i i i it i.n 1 4 t h r a c e - 1/1, T : lt.47 1 DC * Matter 7H 1.20 4.40 4 K attrl't Spirit ] *0 4.20 5 Dakota Tw lttar 1 20 Q 12 4) 74.44 P (14) 71441 (1 -4-ltl 1114.20 A — 1474; H — Il7 1 ,tn BASEBALL STANDINGS A M E R IC A N L E A O U E la d W L Pet. GB Toronto 25 27 .1*5 — Boston 23 27 .542 ID Milwaukee 14 If .200 4 Baltimore I t 11 .4(3 5 C Stroll J t 33 444 e 44* 7 Cleveland 3* U New York 11 1ft 244 m * West Oakland I f 20 M l — Chicago 37 20 44* 1 Calllornla 31 20 see ( Minnesota X 2f SOI f 39 12 17ft 11 Seattle T e ia s 2* 31 424 14 Kansas City 13 25 Jf7 11V* Thurtday R eiv llt Detroit 7, Cleveland) Toronto 7. M lnnenta 1 Milwaukee 0. Baltimore 5 New York 1. Botkin I Chicago 2, Oakland 7 Seattle*. T t ia t 4 Friday Ganwt Toronto (Well* 4 1) at Naw York IHawk in* I 41. 7.20 p m Boston (Gardner 0 21 at Baltimore (H arnitch* 2). 7 )5p m Milwaukee (Undecided) at Clewland iCandiotll 4 31. 7 25 p m Calllornla ILangtton 4 4) at Detroit (Petty 5 J). 7 3 )p m Oakland (Welch e 7) at Chicago (Hibbard S 4), 4 01 p m Minnesota (Drummond 0 11 at Kantat City (Appier I 71.4:15p.m. Saturday Garnet Calllornla at Detroit botlon at Baltimore Milwaukee at Cleveland, night Oakland at Chicago, night Toronto at Naw Ycrk. night Minnetote at Kanta* City, night T e ia t at Seattle, nghl N A TIO N AL L E A O U E E atl W L Pet GB 427 37 n 574 1 31 n 7 Jf 7t sot If It soo 7»* 24 424 II IS 3* .410 U Pittsburgh Montreal New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louit Wvtf Cincinnati 24 30 443 • San D ego to 21 517 7 San Francltco 21 30 504 7V> Lo% Angeles 2* )2 447 10 Moulton }» 04 03 12 Atlanta 12 » «7 14 Thursdev Result* Sen Freno*<o4. San Diego 2 Cincinnati 4. Allenle 2 New York at Pittsburgh, ppd , rain Chicegoat Philadelphia, ppd . rain M or Ireal 2. St Louis 2 Friday Oame* (All limes EO T ) Chicago (Wilson 14 and Bieiecki 2 )) at Philadelphia (Combs 1 ) and Ruthn 2 41. 2. I lip m New York (0|e<*e 1 1) at Pittsburgh tle rre ll 2 51. 7 D p m Houston (Clancy 1 )) at Cincinnati (Armstrong ft 21. 7 D p m Montreal I Boyd 2)1 at SI Louis (Ma^rene2 ( I .I 2)p m Diego IBenes 4 4) at Los Angeles (V a len ju ela 4 )). 10 D p m Atlanta (Smith t ) l at San Francisco (Burkett4 It. 10 D p m Salutdar Game* San Diego et Lot Angeles A llenle at San Francisco Chicago at Philadriphia. night New York a I Pittsburgh mghl Montreal at SI Lot4s. night Houston at Cineirvtati night SOUTHERN L E A G U E IA A ) (M eier League alltliattonin pjrenfhe'ts) W L Pet Orlande (Tw ins! J* 14 174 Jacksonville lE ip o sJ 27 K ))2 Colum bus IAstro* I 1) 3) *4) Charlotte iC u b i) 34 34 434 Greeny lie IBrevesI 27 41 it/ Wester.* Divttian W L Pet M em phis (R o y e lll 43 14 411 Huntsville lA I h le ilc ll 27 31 V u fj.rmirtghem (WhiteS e ri 35 22 )32 Chattanooga (Reds) 31 3* 40) K n o iv ille (Blue J a y ll *0 Thursday Rtsutts Jacksonville 7. Birmingham 4 Mem phis tl. Charlotte 3 Chattanooga 7. C«*umbui4 G re en ville4. Knoaville ) GO ID 4 to 12 GB ) 4 11 41 Nanttvllla 4. Or land* J F rid ty Semes Greenville at Charlott* Colum butal Hunttvllla Chattanooga at Kne* villa Birmingham at Memphi* Ja cktcrvli’ e at c , land* Saturday Oamat Gtuanvi 1M at Charlott* Columbut at Hunttdll* Chattanooga at Knoevilie Birmingham at Mamphl* GOLF U. t. Open A t Medhteb, III. P in t FLORIDASTATt LKAOUI (A) (Malar L it ga* othUattan In parunthata*) E e tf DhrltNn W L Pet. W, Palm Beach (E*m ) Verb Beach IDodgan) St. Lucia (Matt) FI. Laud (Yank***) Miami (Independent) Central DhrtsJen OB 44 It .731 — 4) 24 .412 4 It It 447 II 22 14 .471 17D IS 51 .22114V* W L Pet. GB Lakeland (Tlgart) 41 24 .442 Otcaola (Atlrot) 14 11 .522 I Bataball City (Royal*) 2t 41 .404 14 Winter Haven (Red Soa) 14 52 .232 It We*l Dtvidan W L Pet. GB Dunedin (Blue Jay*) 51 11 .001 Charletta (Ranger*) 44 71 457 tv* SI. Pat* (Cardinal*) i t 15 .451 n Saratata (Whit* So*) 24 42 X 3 21 Clearwater (Phllllat) 22 4* 224 22 Thurtday Retatt* Charlott* 7, Claerwatar I Watt Palm Beach 4, Ft. Lauderdale 1 Vero Beach 1, Lakeland I St. Luclall.MlamIS Otcaola 1. Baseball City 1. fat Otcaola 1. Batepall City 7, 2nd Dunedin 1 !t. Petersburg 4 Saratota 7, Winter Haven 1 Friday Oame* Port Charlott* at Clearwater Ft. Lauderdale*! Wait Palm Beach Vero Beach at Lakeland SI. Lucia at Miami Bataball City at Otceole Dunedin at St. Palertburg Winter Haven at SerBiota Saturday Oanta* Lakeland at Bataball City St. Petertburg at Dunedin Miami at Ft. Lauderdale, 2 Winter Hawn at Otcaola Charlott* at St. Luck* Clearwater at Saratota Wetl Palm Beach at Vero Beach Im b a playo ffs" ChentpMmMp Final* Pertland vt. Detreil IOatrett win* cha mptanaMp, *-1) June 5 - Detroll 105, Portland f t . June 7 - Portland 10*. Detroit t05. O T June 10 - Detroll 171. Portlend 10* June 11 - Detroit 111. Portlend 10V June 14 — Detroll *2. Portlend 10 DETROIT (V2) Aguirre 2 4 12 Id Edward* 5-1) 2 5 11. Lalmbeer 2 5 00 4. O u m a ril.1 1 44 4. Thome* 1220 01 It. Salley 4* 00 0. Rodman 11 02 2, Johnson*-)! 4 1 4 . Greenwood OO 0 0 0. Total* 37 i l 14-12*7. P O R T L A N D (t*l Kertey 4 17 1 4 II. William* 211 00 10. Duckworth 10 21 12 21, D rt ile r 4 13 I II 20, Porter 5-17 7 10 It, Cooper 110 7 2. Young 7 2 00 5. Roblnton 0 4 00 0 To lelt 23 71 I* 30 40 O*trait 34 2* I* 1 7 - fl Pertland 211017 21-40 Three point goal*—Aguirre, Thome* 2. Porter 4. Young. Fouled out— O reiler. Total lout*— Detroit 24, Portland 25. Pebcundt— Detroit 44 (Lalmbeer 17). Portland 40 (K enay 4). A t t it li— Detroll IS ( O u m a rt 7), P o rtla n d 20 (P o rta r 4). Technical*— Lalmbeer, Kertey A — 17.442 NBAChampkan* ( Lilted with year, opponent and game* wen I 1440 — Detroit 4, Portland 1 1404 — Detroit 4. L A Laker* 0 1400 - L A laker* 4. Detroit 2 1407 - L A Laker* 4. Bolton 3 14M — Bolton 4, Houdcn 2 14*5 — L A Lekert 4. Botlon 1 1404 — Botlon 4. L a Laker* 2 14*3 — Philadelphia 4. L A La ka n O 14(2 — L A Lekert 4, Phlledelphie 2 1411— Botlon 4, Houston 2 14*0 - L A Lekert 4. Philadelphia 2 1474 - Seel lie 4. Washington I 147ft — Washington 4. Saattla 3 1477 - Portland 4. Philadelphia 2 147* — Boston 4. Phoenli 1 1475 — Golden Stale 4. Wethlngton 0 1474 — Botlon 4. Milwaukee 3 1473 - New York 4. L A Laker* 1 1472 - L A laker* l New York I 1471 — Milwaukee*. Belli more 0 1470 - New York 4. L A Laker* 1 1444— Boston*, L A Lekert 3 144ft — Boston 4. L A Laker* 7 1447 — Philadelphia 4. San Francisco 7 1444 - Boston 4. L A Lakers 1 14*1 — Botlon 4. L A Lekert 1 1444 — Botlon 4. San Francltco I 14*3 — Botlon 4. L A la k t r t 2 1442 — Botlon 4. LA L a k trt 1 1441 — Botlon 4, SI- Louis I 1440 — Botlon 4. 51 L o u lil 1454 — Bo* lot 4. Minneapolis 0 Ilia — SI Louit 4. Boston 2 14)7 - Boston 4. St Lou ll I 14)4 - Philadelphia 4. Fort Wayne I 14)) — Syracuse 4. Fort Wayna 2 14)4 — Minneapolis 4. Syracuse 2 14)3 — Minneapolis*. Naw York I 1f51 — Minneapolis 4. New York 3 1*51 — Rochester 4. New York 3 1*50 — Minneapolis4, Syracuse 1 l*«* — Minneapolis 4, Washington 1 1*4* — Baltimore 4. Phlledelphie 1 1*47 — Philadelphia 4. Chicago 1 N B A R a yell M V P i l**0 — Isiah Thomas. Detroit l*#* — JoeDumar*. Detroit , !*** — James Worthy, LA Lakers IM7 — Magic Johnson. L A Lakers Ilf* — Larry Bird. Boston l*tS — Kareem Abdul Jabber, L A Lakers l**4 — Larry B in t Boston l«*2 - Motes Malone. Philadelphia l**3 Magic Johnson. LA L e k t n 14(1 - cCedric Maawell. Boston 14(0 Magic Johnson. L A L a k e n 1474 Dennis Johnson. Saaltla 147* - Wes Unield. Washington 1477 Bill Wellon. Portland 1474 Jo Jo While. Botlon el47) - Rick Barry. Golden Slate '474 - John Havlkek. Boston 1472 - Willis Reed. New York 1473 Will Cltamberlaln. L A Lakers 1471 - Lew Ale mdor. Milwaukee 1470 WilliiHeed. New York 1444 Jerry West. L A L a k e n BOWLING tlsa.ee* Kaisler Open At Dublin. C a lil. June 14 IM alchelay recard* and telal ptnlall M eluded tur It games) I Butch Soper Tuskn, C a ll) . 7 I. 4.1*4 2 Mark Baker. Huntington Beach. C a lil. *2. ) *td 2 C h rli Warren. Dellas. *2. 3*2). 4 John M a il* . M l Clenwn*. M ich . 7 I. ) Me. ) Dei Ballard Jr . Richardson. T*«*s. a 2. ( I ll * Rich Abboud Oirwha, Neb . 3 4 I. 17** 7 Billy Young Jr . Oklahoma City, ) 3 1.77*. I Marc McDowell Mwjivon Wis . ) J. ) 7JJ « D at'd Wh.iehead Las Vegas. Nev . *7. ) 701 10 OavidOiio. Vdor, Tetas J ) 1471 It Ernie Schleget Vancouver. Wash . 4 4. 1 u a 12 Tony Westlake Edmond Ok la . 4 4 1 **J 12 Norm Duke Ft Worth. T*«*s » 4. ) *)« U Mike Miller. Albuquerque N n 1), 5*40 11 Kelly Coltman. Topeka K a n 3 ) 1.1*27 la Chuck Lar.de. Dallas. 4 4. l.lt t . 17 O a tid Traber. Woodstock. III. 1 ) . 11*1, K Mika Auiby. Indianapcfti*. 2 ). 5)7* I* Sieve Wunderlich. St Char vs M o . 2*. 51/7, 10 Dave Arnold. Mesa A m . 2 * 5 1 4 It Hugh Miller. Seam* 2 3 35*7. t l Curtis Odom. Winston Salem, N C , 2) 1.471, 1J Corey Grolh. La V e n t. C a lif . 2 4 ) 2*1 24 Bub Beno't Top*** K a n . « (. 32al 14 Pee 72 Jell Slumert Tim Simpson Scott S‘mp*on John Huston Merit Brook* Bob Tway Em ly n Aubrey B illy R ay Brown M ike Retd Tom Byrum Webb Helnttelmen Scott Hoch G il Morgan Brad F a io n Randy Wylia Brian C laar Ray Slew art Ian Woomam L a rry Rlnkar Tom Slackmann Bob lo h r Chip Book Bob Gilder Jam ie Gom el Hubert Green Bill Glaeson Craig Stadler Jack Nlcklaut Bobby Wadklnt Jim Gallagher Donnie Hammond 2212—*4 JJJJ-N 34 32-4* 25 22—*1 JJ 25—*4 2412— *4 24 15-44 34 35-44 15-35-70 34-14—70 15-15— 70 31 3 f-7 0 15-15—70 15-15-70 13 37-70 15-35—70 1515-70 15-35-70 14 34-70 35-15-70 3310-7) 1417-71 31-40—71 3415-71 1417-71 3*37-71 34-17-71 54-37-71 37-14— 71 15-34-71 14J7 14-71 14 37-71 1514-71 35 34— 71 14 37-71 3*1*-71 15-17-71 1517-71 1*1*-72 3715-71 1715-71 17-15-71 1715-72 3 5 M -7 1 15-17-72 17-15-71 15-27— 72 1434-72 14-14-72 14-10— 71 14-14-71 1715-71 24 3 4 - 71 1414-71 1517-71 1517-71 Blaine M cC e lllittr Weyne Levi Iven Smith Robert Thompson L a rry M ira Jim Benepe Nick Faldo Greg Twlggt Tom m y Moor* David Frott Greg Norman Craig P arry Robert C a m e l Paul A ilngar David Graham Lanny Wadklnt M ichael Smith Ja y Don Blake ( D avid Duval K irk Triplett Scott Vary lank Robert M cNam ara Kally Gibson John Inman L P G A Atlantic O ty ClettM At lam er* Paint. N.J., June 14 F ln lR e o ie t I P e rT t) Llteiott* Neumann Nancy Lopet Dal* Eogellng MIDI Edge Sherri Slelnhauer Ayako Okamoto Janny Ltdback C h rli John ton Tracy Kardyk Roile Jona* Robin Walton Jull Inkiter Cindy Figg Currier Penny Harrmel Lahore R IHenhouse Bath Oanlel M a ry Murphy M ai Chi Chang Carolina Cowan M lchella Me Gann Tarry Jo M y e n Carolina Pierce Ib 221*—£4 12 24-47 1412-47 h : 34 ' 1514-4* I 4 i5 - e e i* i5 - e » 3414-70 1317-70 3515-70 1117-70 14 14-70 1317-70 14 14-70 14 14-70 14 14-70 13 34- 71 14 37-71 14 17-71 1417-71 31-10— 71 o cch Wartd Cup Schedule IAll lime* EO T) First reiatd ( Group* In parenttieseil Jug# N Yugoslevl* 1. Colombia 0 ID) Cameroon 2. Romania I (Bl Italy 1. Ui.ltad Slate* I (A1 June U Austria v*. Crechotlovakla at Florence (A), II a m West Germany v* United Arab Emirate* at M ilan ID). Ip m Jura 1* B ra illv * . Cotta R lcaa t Turin (Cl. 11am Sweden v». Scotlandat Genoa 1 0 .1 p m. England vt. Hoi land a I Cagliari |F), 3p m Jura 17 Iralandvt. E g y p ta lP a le rm o (F ). I t e m Belgium v*. Uruguayal Verona I E ) ,I p m . South Koraa v*. Spalnal Udine (E 1.1 p m Jura It Argentina v* Romania al Napla* IB). 1 p m. Cameroon vt Soviet Union al B a ri (B). 1 p m Jura It Watt Germany vt Colombia al M ilan (D l. 11 a m Yugoslavia v* United Arab Emirate* at Bologna 10). tl a m. Italy vt Cttchotlovakla at Rom* (A). 1 p m Austria vt. United Slates al Flarenct (A), J pm . Jura 2* B ra illv * Scotland et Turin (C l. J p m Sweden v* Cosla Rica at Genoa (C ).3 p m Jura II Belgium vs Spain al Verona IE). II a m South Korea vt Uruguay al Udlna IE I. II a m England vt Egypt alC ag llarl IF I, 3p m Irelandv* Hollandat Palermo IF 1.3p m World Cup Standing* Italy Crechosiovakla Austria United Stales Group B W 2 t 0 a L T 0 0 1 1 G F OA Pt* 0 2 0 4 0 S 1 I 0 0 1 0 e t * ft w L T G F G A Pts 0 0 J 1 4 i i 1 0 J 1 J 1 0 I 1 I i 0 7 0 0 4 0 Cameroon Romania Argentina Soviet Union G roupC w L T O F GA Pt* t 0 0 I 1 3 1 0 0 t 0 2 0 1 0 1 I 0 0 1 0 0 t 0 B re ill Costa Rica Sneden Scotland Group O W rit Germany C o lo m b ia Yugoslavia U Arab Em ir Group E w L T G F OA Pts 1 0 0 4 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 I 4 I 0 1 0 0 2 0 w L T O F GA PI* 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 B r ig turn Spam Uruguay South Korea G rt » F Egypt England Holland Ireland w L T Of 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 C 1 0 0 1 G A PH 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 t 1 1 1 1 TRANSACTIONS BatabeH La* Angel** — P-rchated contract of p<1chef Jim Pool* Iran San Antonio of the TeaasLeagu* 1AAI M alar League Bataball — Appro ,ed sal* ol the San Diego Padres to e group headed by Tom Werner Milwaukee — Placed pitcher Ted Hig-jar* on lld e y disabled lief. reinstated intielder Jim Centner trom the *0 day disabled list New York IN L) — signed right handed pitcher Doug Sisk to Tidewater International (A A A ) signed ouHiekters Jeromy B u r n ,! / and Detnond Sm ith p itch er* Stephen Seymour. James Manfred. E ric Cor bell. P eter W alker, Robert Carpenter, Mike Sctorfino. '.t*,*n Thonat and Caspar Van Rynbach n tie ld e r* Th o m a s A lliso n Fernando Vine. J**os King. Phillip Scott. Aaron Ledesma end M k a h Franklin: center fielder* Michael Petr Id and Paul Cat m ove, New Verb (AL) — Signed dretteo first basemen Tat* S e f f r M ; shortttep* Rick Lantrip and Michael Hank In*; auttielders Jalal Leach. R ka rd e Ladaa, Rebarl 0*ll*r and Mrctsael Smith; catcher Jett frtetwneei •econo be sen Kavki Jordan and Garry S m ith; an.' pitcher* K lrt 0|*le, Sam M llllello. Tim Rumar, Darren Hedge*. R ich­ ard HI net. Ronald Frailer, Greg SJberi. Brian Faw. ire n l Gilbert. Stuart Sellar, Matt Dunbar, Patrick Morphy and Jann Thlbart. Pltttbw gh — P u.Jsatad the contract *4 pitcher Doug B a ir Irem Buttale e l the A m erican Atsoclettoi (A AA); autrlghtad pitcher M ark Hul»mannto Buttale. San OSege - Placed catcher Benito San dago on the 2( day disabled INI; called up catcher Bonn Rrynokfe from le e Vega* et the Pacific Coast League (AAAI. T e ia t — Signed (re* agent pitcher Randy St. C laire and assigned him teOklahema City ol the American Association (AAAI. Terenfte — Signed tie draftee*: pitcher* Tom Singer. T rav lt Burley and Tam Hot­ chkiss; shortstop M ike Ceelkeugh; out­ fielder* Ren Reem* and Cartee Santiago. N a t io n a l A it e c le t le n *1 C e lle g la l* Director* *f ARdettae — Elected Frank Wlndagger at Tena* O r Ittten president. Sam Jankevlch of M iam i f ln t vice president. Bill Byrne of Oregon secarM vice pn ildent, Jim Jones p i Ohio State ttftrd v k e prsildent and Betty Kructek of FIIctburgStet* tecratary. 17-71 Nevada-Lat Vega* — Athletic Director Bred Rothermel resigned, effective Doc. >1. F lK k e H Neetften — Signed defensive beck Brett Tucker. New Yerfc (Arena) — Signed quarterback Kyle Mackey. New Yerk (Jett) — Waived wide receiver Glen Antrum end M 'te y RandtllI international Heckey Leege* — Awarded a franchise to Sen Otego Calgary — Signed 1ftyear old Ctech center Robert Relchel. Medinah Country Club site of Open assault MfcDINAH. III. - The e s te e m e d la n d s ca p e o f the Medinah Country Club wu* Uie scene o f the lowest scoring In U.S. Open history Thursday, when 39 players turned In sub•par performances. Tim Simpson. Scott Simpson (no relation to T im ) and Jeff Sluman all shot 6-under 66s to share the first-round lead In the 90th Open and rather than being exceptional, their efforts were merely typical. N ever In the tournament’ s proud history have so many players broken par during the course o f a single round and perhaps never In his career has Curtis Strange felt so left out. W hile all about him players were capitalizing on the serene c o n d it io n s b r o u g h t on b y overnight rains and a lack o f wind. Strange was fumbling his way to a 1-over 73 that leh him back In the pack In his bid to become only the second player to win the Open three straight years. Softball-----Cm U bk H fr s a IB TVJRADIO ] B A SEB ALL 7:20 p.m. — 2*. 54, Toronto Blue Ja ys et New York Yankee*. IL) 7:30 p.m . - G N , C h icag o C u b * et Phlledelphie P h lllle i.(L ) 0:30 p.m. — E S P N . Oakland A ’* at Chicago While So*. IL) 10:30 p m. — TBS, Allenle Brevet at San Francltco Giants. (L) II p.m. — ESPN . Tew * Ranger*at Saattla Mariner*. (L) GO LF 5 p.m. - E S P N . U S . Open, (LI 11:30 p.m. - W F T V *. U.S Open. Secondround highlight* Saturday A U T O RACING 11:20 a m. — SUN. C * " T Detroit Grand P r li Tim#Trial*. (L) 1p m, — SUN. 24 Hour* ol L* Mens ft p m . - ESPN . IHR A Modified* Spring* National* ( p m. — ESPN , Saturday Night Thunder, IL) BASEB ALL 2 p.m. — W C P X k Boston Rod So* at Baltimore Oriole*. (L) 7 p m. — GN. C h lcegi Cub* el Philadelphia Phi 11let. (L) 7 p.m. — OR. New York Met* at Pittsburgh Pirate*. (L) I p m — 2*. 54, Minnesota Twin* at Kansas City Royal*. IL) BASKETBALL 1 p m. — SC, W B L. Calgary el EH* (L) BOW LINO 2 p.m. — ESPN. P B A Kessler Open. (L ) BO XIN O 4:20 p m — SC. Deryl Tyson vt. David Gom el*!, lightweight* 10 p m , — HBO. Mike Tywn v*. Henry Tillm an, heavyweight*. (L) FO O TBALL ft p m — SUN. High school, Florida Georgia VI all star game. (L) G O LF l :30 p m - W F T V t, U S Open. Third round. (L) 1 30 a m - E S P N . U S Open. Third round H OCKEY I p m . - SC. N H L W all, (L) alto a l 10:30 p m. H O R S E RACING ) p m - ESPN. Ohio Derby. (LI SO CC ER 11 a m - TN T. UN, World Cup. B ra ill vt. Cotie Rica. (L) 3 )) p m — TN T. Wbrld Cup. England vt. Nettiorlend*. (L) TEN N IS 1 p m - ESPN . Sid le Artois Gret* Court Championship, men's a*mllln*l TR ACK 2 p m - W C P X ft, Sporlt Saturday. N C AA Outdoor Championship* 10 0)p m - T B S . U S Olympic Gold. (L) M IS C E L L A N E O U S 4 p.m - W E S H 2. Sunday’ s Sporlt Showcase, U.S. Gymnastic* Championship* tinulA m A U TO R A C IN O I p m - W C P X *. C AR T Detroit Grand PH*. IL) I p m — SUN, 24 Hoir* ol L* Man* BASEB ALL I 20 p m — J*. Si. Toronto Blue Joy* at New York Yankee*. (L) 1 20 p m — O R , New York Mat* *t Pittsburgh Pirate*. (L) 2 20 p m — G N . Oakland A'* a l Chicago White So*. IL) 3 20 p m . — TBS. Atlanta Breve* e l San Francisco Giant*. (L) 4 20 p m — 24. H. Teiet Ranger* at Seattle Mariner*. (I) ft p m — E S P N , C h ice g o C u b s e l PhiladelphiaPhllliei. (L) BASK ETB ALL 2 20p m — SC. W B L Calgary at E rl* BICYCLINO ) JO p m — E S P N . U S Pro Champion ship* FO O TBALL 7pm — SUN, H gh school. Alabama Mississippi all s la rg a n * G O LF 1 30 p m - W F T V ». U S Open. Final round.ILI HORSES Noon — ESP N . Uppervlll* Show Jumping Clsssic SO CC ER 10 )) a m - TN T. UN. World Cup. Egypt vs Ireland. I D 2 )) p m — T N T . Wbrld Cup. South Korea vs Spain. (LI 3pm — UN, World Cup. Belgium vt Uruguay. I l l TEN NIS 3 p m — ESP N . Stifle Artois Gres* Court Championship, men'* tingles Uriel M IS C E L LA N E O U S 4 pm W ESH J. SportsWorId. U S Gymnastics Champtormhipt Rad)* B ASEB ALL 7 pm - W W N Z A M (7401. Southern League. Jacksonville d Orlando 7 I) p m - W B Z S A M 113701. New York M a lt a ! Pittsburgh Pirates I 1) p m - W H O O AM IWO) Minnesota Tw ins*! KansasCtty Royal* M IS C E L LA N E O U S 11 0* p m - W B ZS A M 113701. Th* Sport* Final SporttOvernight Saturday BASEB ALL 7 pm W W N Z A M 17401. Southern League. Jacksonville at Orlando 7 4' p m - W H O O AM 11*11. Minnetote Tw inset Kansas City Royals FO O TBALL • p m - WBZS AM 117701. The Sports F ma I Spor 11 Over nigt* Sunday BASEB ALL I D p m - weZSAM (UTOt. New York Met* *1 Pittsburgh Pirates l U pm W M JK A M 11220) Houston Astros at Cincinnati Rwis a M p m — WMJK AM 112201. FSL. Osceola at .Vinter Havwi * K pm - W W NZAM 17401. Southern League Orlando at Jacksonville " I didn't play very w ell." said Strange, who was so frustrated with his game that at the 17th Ice he walked to his golf bag, which was standing upright, and kicked It over. "Basically. ! didn't putt very well at all. And eventually It affected the rest of my game. “ I still don't think I’ve lost yet. But I t ’ s a d is a p p o in tm e n t because Medinah was there to lie taken advantage of today. If you are g o in g to w in th e g o lf tournam ent, you needed to shoot a good score today. I have a lot of ground to make up." Not only has he lots of ground to makr up, he has a lot of people to climb over. Al day’s end there were 39 players with sub-par scores. The previous record for most below par scores on one day was 24. set five years ago al Oakland Hills In suburban Detroit. "T h e course Is actually set up fairly e a s y ." said four-time winner Jack Nlcklaus. who In a record 34lh consecutive appear­ ance shot a 1-under 71. "But Medinah will ultimately win out. It always has." pitch out o f the Jam without furthur damage. Dunbar* tied the score in Ihe (op o f the seventh when Frank Belluca reached second when his drive to leii center was dropped for an error. Belluca scored when Tim T lllls singled. The winning rally in the bot­ tom o f the seventh started with McIntosh sin glin g. Laurence follow ed with a single that advanced McIntosh to third. Brock followed with his smash over the heads o f the outfielders. The hit would have been at least a triple but the game ended when McIntosh crossed the plate. Providing the offense for First Baptist were Brock (triple, two d o u b le s , s in g le , tw o ru n s scored). Laurence (triple, three sin gles, three runs scored). McIntosh (four singles, four runs sc o red ). T im P a lm e r (th ree singles, run scored). Nicholas (three sin gles). H en ley (tw o sin gles, three runs scored). Jones (two singles) and Bryan Harris and Mike Mullins (one single each). Pacing the Dunbars ofTense. which outhit First Bapllst 27-24, were GlUla (four singles, two runs scored), T y ro n e Wilson (fo u r s in g le s , ru n s c o r e d ). Klrchner (three singles, two runs scored). Kelly (double, single, run scored) and Sowers (two singles, two runs scored). Also contributing were Billy Ahem and Abar (tw o singles and one run scored each), Leon M eslzcr and B roderick (tw o sin g le s each). G a ry W crg ln (double, run scored). Belluca (single, run scored) and Terry Toney and Mike Gray (one single each). In the A 's-R hino System s contest, the A 's sent 11 men to the plate and had eight hits In a five-run first Inning. Rhino scored single runs In the lg s tl second and third Innings to cut the lead to 5-2. but the A 'ss<came back with two runs tn the third on a Mike Hartw 'g two-RBI single and broke the game wide open with the six-run fourth. The A 's collected nine hits In the fnnlng with the big blows being back-to-back doubles by Jeff Madsen and Glen Coleman. The A ’s ended the game by the mercy rule with a single run In th e fif t h . W a su la s in g le d , advanced to second on a Rocky Elllngsworth walk, mov^d to third on a Pete Muellt.- ground b a ll a n d s c o r e d on T o n y Madsen's groundout. Contributing to the 24-hit A ’s attack were J. Madsen and G. C o le m a n (on e d o u b le, two singles and three runs scored each). Wasula (three singles, three runs scored). Ron Rinehart (three singles). Mueller (double, single, two runs scored). Ellingsworth and T. .Madsen (two singles and one run scored each). Dean Smith and Gary Schattshelder (two singles each), Mick McCtanahan (single, run scored) and Hartwig (single). Getting hits for Rhino Systems were Jack Healne and Mike Lcrnlnger (two singles eachl. Steve Gray (double, run scored). Ed M c G o v e rn (s in g le , run scored) and Will Bland. Jack Johnson and Mark Seibert (one single each). L e sso n s-----Continued from IB year, throw his six-hit com ­ plete game. He had some trouble with his control as Rufus Boykin walked twice and scored both times. Mark Bcllhorn scored Oviedo’s other run after tripling In Boykin In the third. Lake Mary took a 3-1 lead in (he bottom o f the first Inning us Scott Davidson and Chris Haney singled around James reaching base on an error. Marcus Bullock s a c r i f i c e d In o n e ru n a s Davidson. James and Haney all scored. Oviedo pulled even with its two-run outburst In Ihe third. Boykin walking before Bcllhorn ripped his triple. Kevin Twtggs delivered Bcllhorn with a twoout single. An error kicked o ff Lake M ary's winning rally In the bottom o f the fourth inning as McGatlin reached first on the mlscuc. After a pulr of walks that loaded the bases, Davidson ripped a shot off Oviedo third baseman Chris HufT that went fora two-run single. "L ik e I told the kids, w e’re still In exp erien ced ." said O viedo coach Mike Farrell. "W e have to be In situations like this. Some­ times w e’ll be successful and sometimes we won't be suc­ cessful. Hut we need to be In these situations so we cun learn from them." Now 4*1, Lake Mary will re­ turn to action Uxilght In a 7 p.m. game at Lyman High School. Oviedo’s record falls lo 2-2. G U N & K N IFE SHO W & S A LE S BU Y - S E L L - TR A D E D AYTO N A B E A C H O C E A N C EN T ER SATURDAY, JUNE 16th 9 a.m . - 5 p.m. SUNDAY, JU N E 17th 9 a.m . - 5 p.m . B ring y o u r Hellin' o r tradin' goods w i t h y o u ! N O W AITING PERIOD INFO . 904-258-5653 �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. June 15. 1990 — 3B People Let’s go cruisin’ on Saturday night! I IN B R IE F ■y JOAN KINO Installation banquet set Herald correspondent Hot ary Club of Sanford will bold Ha installation banquet Monday. June 18 at Ihc Sanford Civic Center. Social hour will begin at 6 p.m. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The program begins at 8 p.m. SANFORD — Visit the classic cars on display at the Wal-Mart Plaza for a real treat. The cars arc lined up for your viewing pleasure every Saturday night from 7 to 10 p.m. Thrill lo the sight of a 1935 C h evy cou p e w ith run ning boards, owned by Ken Mims of Sanford who says. ” 1 couldn't rind one lo buy. so I hulli it myself." Talk to the enthusiastic Dr. Paul Horde nkc re her o f Sanford who owns anti had on display Ills 1966 brown Mustang con­ vert Ible. The only truck on display belongs to Dan Florlnn of San­ ford. who proudly shows Ills Ford half-Ion F-l with It's at­ tractively finished wooden bed (floorl. Aid for confused shoppers Tile Peggy and Philip B. Crosby Wellness Center at Wittier Park Memorial Hospital will hold a supermarket walk on Tuesday. June 26, to help participants meet the challenge of maintaining a healthy diet. The walk will be conducted by a registered dietitian and will cover general nutrition and labeling Information. It will begin at 10 a.m. at the Gooding's Supermarket at University Boulevard and Goldcnrod Road In Winter Park. Cost o f the supermarket walk Is #5 for single shoppers or 87 for families. For more information or to register, call the wellness center at 646-7443. Don’t trash It "Recycle Florida! Don't Trash It" Is the theme as nearly 13.500 local Girl Scouts, from Citrus Council o f Girl Scouts, join more than 90.000 Girl Scouts statewide In a recycling service project. The girls have been hard at work learning about the Importance o f recycling and resource conservation. As part of the project. Girl Scouts will have the chance to earn a patch for their participation In a variety o f educational atlvltles. Including making their own recycled paper, adopting a roadway, parking lot. beach or other area to clean regularly. During the project. Girl Scouts hope to bring added attention to recycling and make a difference in the quality of life In their communllcs. David McC'rrlglil o f Deland has Ids 1965 Oldsmohllc Della 88 looking great. McCrelghl also owns 12 Corvettes and one 1959 Ford Kaneliero. He plans to sell the '65 Olds which he has owned for a year because be is planning a business venture tbal requires capital. Theresa Gorman o f Deland who speaks with gusio of Iter m em bersh ip lu the Deluml Cruisers Club, purchased her 1955 yellow Dodge In March o f this year. She said she bought the car and |olncd the club for ih efu iioflt. Volunteers to be honored Volunteers from the visiting Nurses Association will be honored at a luncheon Wednesday. June 27. at the Harley Hotel, downtown Orlando. The volunteers assist the agency’s Community Care for tinElderly clients, they help the frail, homebound patients with shopping, personal care and giving regular caregivers relief. Ai the agency's Senior Adult Day Care Center volunteers participate in u variety o f activities with the clients. Including field trips, craft classes and slng-a-longs. The Visiting Nurses Association Is a non-profit, voluntary home health care agency, which has served Central Florida since 1951. The Community Care for the Elderly program receives assistance from the department o f Health and Rehabilitative Services to enable frail, elderly Individuals lo remain In their own homes, rather than enter a nursing home. For more Information, call Marie Reyes at 628*2884. "I gel to meet tile greatest p e o p le " she enthusiastically says. See Herbert Partridge's shiny, h a n d - f i n i s h e d b la c k 1952 Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Avc.. Sanford. ' III ,(.| four-door Chevy deluxe model with Its 6-voll battery. The original dealer's name plate is sllll attached: Holler Winter Garden. Partlrldge says the dis­ play Is sponsored by the Celery City Cruisers of Sanford. He extends an invitation to all for an enjoyable fun-filled night of music by the Bee Bops, who play 50's and 6 0 s tunes. The Bee Bops will be playing on Saturday night. June 23. starting at 7:30 p.m. next to the ear display. Reminisce to the 50's and 60's with cars and music. viewers and offer Information, answer questions and in general make people feel al ease being there. Depending on Ihc weather, there are from 20 to 40 cars on display every Saturday night. Th e owners are enthusiastic about ilielr vehicles and are a mosi pleasant and frie n d ly group. They charmingly greet Viewing the classics and talk­ ing witn the ow ners Is an t ntertainlng and an Informative way to spend a Saturday night and It's free. The inusieulc on the 23rd will also be free. Bring a chair. Son goes to the dogs CALEN D AR ■ ■ • -------- T - H t r a id Photo by Jo on K in g Theresa Gorman and her 1955 yellow Dodge. - Old cars put in limelight The (Celery City Cruisers, an antique and classic automobile club In Seminole County, sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p.m. In the Wul-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford. Non-members arc welcome lo bring ihelr old ears or browse. For more information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, ineels at 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p.m., at Grove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak Avenue, Sanford. For more Information, call 869-636-1. Alanon members to congregate Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Alanon members to congregate Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. DEAR ADBY: I Just moved lo Palm Springs. My son called lo say that he and Ills wife and daughter were coming to visit me for Mother's Day. I was thrilled, Laler. I realized ill.u no dogs were allowed- |! live In a country club, and my front door Is adjacent In Ihc !6ih green.I I called him back Immediately and told hlmn he wouldn’ t be able to bring bis dog. a huge pit bull. He said. "W ell. Mom. I don't go anywhere without my flog, so I'll see you when you gel a house." I was so unnerved. I couldn't ililn rf ol anything in say. so I bung up! I lee! bad about hanging up on him. bin enlightened to know where my son's priorities arc — and I'm behind Ills dog. I'm truly crushed, lor I had anticipated seeing him and Ills family. Abbv. what are your thoughts al: nil I I lls '1 H EARTSIC K IN C A LIF O R N IA D E A R H E A R T S IC K : Don’ t f e c i guilty. Your sun showed an appalling lack ol sensitivity, lie belongs precisely where he pul himself — in the doghouse! W ATERBED accuse her. nor do I. lint how else can we gel them back? All of us sisters want those priceless pictures. Can you suggest a way of solving this dilemma? MISSING PICTU RES ADVICE 17-92 / BIGAIL VAN BUREN i ! DEAR ABB Y: 1 am one o f three sisters who are all over 40 now. Our mother, nearing 80. had a big txix Idled with family pictures that til o f us girls enjoyed looking at. She said that one day she would divide them so we would each have some. Many were priceless pictures o f older family members — greatgreat grandparents, aunts, un­ cles and cousins, taken in the old country. When I visited my oldest sister recently. I discovered that she Had many ol ou r m oth er's pictures! The next time I saw out mother. I asked her II she hail given any ol her family pictures away. She said she had not. so I think It's lalrly obvious that mv sister stole them. Mv m o t h e r d o e s n 't w ant 122 7502 NIGHTIV 7 10 A 9 30 NIGHTLY 7:10 A 9 3 0 TO TAL BACK TO THE R ECALL FUTURE III NOPASSt* MODISCOUNT JlOPASMS )Q DISCOUNT 12 00 M ATlN tf S FR1 MON WIO IMIJMS JPM M O V IE L A N D D 1 17 9 2 13 10 EACH Overeaters to weigh in Overcaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. Call the center at 696-5188 for more Information. P L A Z A TWIN MW Y SUMMER KIDDIE SHOWS StARt JUNE 12th .122 1 21 6 SHOW TIME ( J O A N O T H E R 4 8 H O U R S [fi] W AR O F THE R O SES DEAR MISSING: Pictures can be duplicated. WUlioiu making any accusations, ask your oldest sister If you may “ borrow" the priceless pictures. Then take them to a photographer who will make as many duplicates as you wish from the original. P.S. Don't rule out the possibil­ ity that your me her may have glvcn those pictures lo tier eldest (laughter tan did not want lo admit li. NQoacouHT hop a s m s U n it e d W h y MUSIC M INISTRY O F H OR ACE EA R L TO PROMOTE TALENT TO BENEFIT . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME Mongy, Gifts A Contribution! N**d»d Intartslgd Pulls* Should Contact HORACE EARL 323 1386 WILL SINQ AT PARTIES • WEDDINGS • CHURCHES ’ BAR B DUES • CIVIC FUNCTIONS • SCHOOLS • AND OTHER EVENTS lo 1140 Stats St. Nm * to JCPannsys * CLEARANCE Sanlord • 330-1314 Announcing the opening o f our 2ml location: Flea World Booth C-33 [" MATRESSPAD "1 La — — $ 1 2 — —I Pricos available with coupon FREWEIT™ V r ; s r _$2Lj_ skss c o n d it io n e r "! _88 * _j F ill, I jiiiik i, K n i p r or t ri*p» F l u o i i l i t r i l . » h ilr i l j r k i in li i m l r d l i m r u n h pet ’ During June, Adopt .) Cat monlb the .Sanford //er.t/rl will be searching lor pel stories from our grade school and middle school aged readers Wc need you to write ns .i letter atroui you and your |h-i lo he reviewed by mu panel ol ju d g es T e ll us how you adopted your pel. what your pci means to you. ami include any aeerdoies about you and your pet. Your pci docs not have lo Im- a eai toqualllv .Judging will I m- baser I on sincerity and claritv You must the in Seminole ('onm y to enter We will select one w inner train grade school and one w inner from middle school We will tx- running a d ifferen t ton test (or Inch school students in itic near future Letters should hr iv|xd or printed legibly Include ynui m.iiiii . your pel's name, street address, eiiy and dayllim phone iiiiuther ai the top ol your h iter Dctlw-i or mall to "L o ve a Pet Coiiii s I .Sanford //rraM 300 \ French Ave Sanlord 32771 T h e r e is n o m a x im u m t e iig iti lim n o n I d le r s Entries are due at ilit- llrr.ih l oilier hv I p.m - Friday. Jinn 2‘ » Hu iwii winners will Im tealiind wnh their pels in an iijrco u iln g • d iiio n ol iIn H e ra ld Hum t t l l r r g u ild fu r j N il I llllfMIII inxi-»x»ry Nut '■ (lid » i l h j i n O ur Father's arc special and id h r r iillr r u r d lM ml lit twenty four hours a day, seven days a week, we re here to re­ spond to their health care needs. When you care for . — — .COUPON . — — ik tiuCu.l nmj someone you love, call us. W e treat the whole person. W e (IH er Restorative N u rsin g A n d Respite (.'are ■da ••y«t*bi* Not Valid With Olhtf Oncount I W ED N ESD AY SP EC IA L C H IC K E N DINN ER Ahlh Uug Po1*(Q#t C o l * % is m i litC o iU SubtMutton* ( Ilf• Ho Coupon k i d t u t f ‘ 2 .8 9 § F E E D A F A M IL Y O F Itpffot / 14 10 vm H E A LT H C A R E C E N T E R 950 M E LLO N V ILLE AVE., SA N FO R D 322*8566 iw «i I ■.(I** mJ.*.— .aa J 4 FOR ‘ 6 .9 9 ! I LMMKif £*>***#« Mtttd •1.i*>j*ii I |WiI oj i ; (* » ■ » » ! U K M I ■ i : ______ IIn w « « t b « M J m la * . 7 IVM1 I it#* _ ‘ 1 .9 9 i— koAbOp* '! m illn a w n SUPER SNACK ClUcxgn, * ! 4M«lBV UKMIB | WE C A T E R AN Y S IZ E G R O U P J p f d iio u s R c c ijy c . C O U N T R Y C H IC K E N 1901 S F t t n c h A i« SANFORD 32J 355 m (17 92) �•• — Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, June 15. 1990 • • J — LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH . Assembly Of Qod new u n u a im if or ooo 100 Kannal Rd Phona 522B222 Partor J«rt kmi Sunday Homing 1000 am Sunday E w in g ID pm Wadnaaday E w in g 700 p m (Adult and Youth Samcaa) Nuraary proyfdad lor Ml Samcaa a a rru T ch u r ch 1101 W lit St. Sanford 122291a Fraddta Smith Pallor J a. CrutchftaM Aaaoo. Pail o<fEdue a: ion Jack M Thomaa Mintaiar ot Muale Sunday School I N am Morning Worship 1100 am. Church Training SIS pm. E w in g Worship 700 p m. Wad Pray* Sarytca SCO pm. COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Laaa Mary Arary M. Long Pallor Sunday School M S pm. Praachutg A Worshiping 1MS am. Buna Study 6 30 p m. Sharing A Proclaiming 7:10 P m Wad Prayar Maat 710 p.m. Nuraary Prorldad FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S1I Park Annua. Sanlord Pa* Floyd Blala. Jr Pastor Pa* Tommy Johns Mlnlatar ol Education S'dnay Brock Minislar ol Youth Sunday School SIS am Morning Worship BIS A tOSS am. Church Training S lS p m . E*smng Worship B S3 p m. Wad Prayar Same* t IS p m. Nuraary Prortdad JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 020 Uptafa Fid Tony E Haraid Pastor Sunday School 1000 am. Morning Same a 1100 a m Earning Sanies S 00 p m. Wadnasday Sanies 7 00 p m OP" Truth! lor a Nan Day LAKEVtEW BAPTIST CHURCH 120 Laaavian Ara W . Laaa Mary 1210110 Jackia Nia Pastor Sunday School BIS am. Worship Sanies 11 CO a m E w in g Worship 700 p m. Wad Brrta Study B 10 p m. Nuraary Pnnrldsd FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LOHOWOOO Btt E. SR 431 longarood. F t 13750 Ra* Jamas W Hammock. Pastor Pa* Rick Chalim Minislar ot Education. Youth Par Prsiton Qroans Miruitar ol Mu»c and Actmtlas * Sunday School B10 a m Worship 10 IS am A 7.1S p m Church Training S 00 p m Million ary Masting Hid Child Chorum 6 20-700 pm Wad Prayar Samoa 700pm Da* Cara A Pro school Monday - Friday 700 AM *B00 P.M Juna 3rd Morning Sanies will honor all graduatas (Cotlaga and High School) in cap and goarn *ith a lunchson tor Ihs graduatas to follow PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3620 Paimatto Ara Ra* Raymond Crockar Pastor Sunday School BIS a m. Morning Worship 1100am Evangatnne Samcas B 00 p m Wad Prayar B Bibia Study 710 p m tndapandanl Missionary To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. 322-2611 EBbS IB lIW jitA *jr ifiiuui* 119 W A.rpori Bird . Sanlord U23T17 Ra* Tom Jacobs. 0 Mm Pastor Ra* Bid Cook Associate Pallor Bibia Study BAS am Morning Worship 1100 am E w in g Worship 7 00 p m RFSSTVmi BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 Parts ROM i Sunday School Morning Worship I w in g Worship Wad Prayar Samoa B00 am 1000am TOO p m TOO p m NCW MOUNT CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1115 Wsst 17th Si ->» Bobby J Ptayar Sunday School B10 am Morning Ssmca tl X a m Craning Ssmca SX pm a j u L a m a m bL I our memory D*nn DvcofTiM inw * suw cuw i u j i a w a a Methodist •newt from our youny cniKvnopa wnicn wvrv wury iv n p v w w . A ss four yssfoid girl, there w—i on* v^ o in nvgmignv in niy dsy. At exactly thrss thirty ssch mm apposrsd at ths snd of our strsst, t could count on thst.. .axectfy thrss thirty. I rsn down ths strsst to msst him ss fast as l always, hs handsd ms his Mack lunch bos to carry, ■ )ob In which I took oratt dIm bu t * . vI nftioAd nw hond wIne hit w iifiF f i w sw^iFmi ig v {ptmnmsPTNi'i i i i j f ottiftf sessmwp mhaIIsmiwfwsp Isrgs one, ss ws walksd up ths sk tsW i to our1house, whits I chattered snd hs listened. Iremember most vividly running along beside him as hs slowly loped along. I wss hardly sbio to keep up with Ms long legs, but hs never 1st go of my hand as Ipushed my shod lags to their limit Aa our heavenly Father, Qod Is always by our aids, never letting go of our hand aa ws hurry through each busy day. Aa ws remember and honor our fathers this week, lot us also give thanks to our Father who is In htsven. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MAMHABB WOODS 5400 Markham Woods Road LaAs Mary. Florida Dr Robert (Bob) Parker Pallor Tom D McKinney. Minister ot Music Blrta Study B lS a n v Worship 1043 am Youth Masting S 00 p m Worship 700 pm Wednesday Samcas Preytr t Bibia Study 7 00 p m Adult Chou 54*pm Interdenominational Lutheran Christian Presbyterian FIRST FRESSVTERIAN CHURCH Oak Are I lid Street Pastor Ra* O Richard Oaruaiak Phone 1212662 Church Schoo 9 X a rr Morning Worship I X am a i i x am Nursery Wad Family Night Suppar 5 41 to 7 X p m Prit school Cental 121 1563 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY Wilbur Ave. Lake Mary Ra* A F Slavtna Prtior Rev John Jackion Associate Pastor Church Prayer Meeting 9 15 a m Church School 9L5am Morning Worship It 00 am Youth Oroup 6 X p in Wad Choir Practice 7X p m Thurs Youth Chou ) 00 p m HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 7W Sun Drive Laaa Mary Paul Hoyar Pulor Bun Worarup Semce SB I 0 X am Sunday School 1 Adult Bibia Claai BIS a m Holy Croat Story Hour Prate hoot For Informal ion Call 122 2552 Or 111 7797 LORD OF UF1 LUTHERAN CHURCH 395 Tuekewllia Rd . Wtntar Springs Phone 365-6565 Frank Ledvtnka Pastor SundaySchool 9Xem rniowawp tO X a m Worship Service tO X a m Ptayar A Prana 6X pm Christian Science Methodist Strpaam Binciau by Tha Xmancan b m , Banar, Sunday Luka 9:57-62 [ i C hurch O f C h rist 1 LOHOWOOO CHURCH OF CHRIST tOIBMwy 17 92 1 ml NrO Hwy 434 5215630 6940652 404156 3110 Cun Worship IO X « m 6 6PM tou v t mriied to riail. study r d ■orsrup nun us in the near future A friendly greeting alaayi awaits 1407) 5746019 FIRST CHURCH OF THE MA2ARENE 2SS1 Sanlord A*a John J Hurton Paxlor Sunday School B45 am Morning VkKtNp 1045 am Youth Hour B X pm Evangafitt Sarytca B X pm Mid waak Samca Wad 100 o m Nuraary Prortdad tor Ml Samcai LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER (Missouri Synod) 2S2S Oak Ara Ra* Elmar A. Reuseher Pastor BIS am Sundayi ISchool up Semca tO X a m Worship Nuraary Prortdad weekday Kindergarten and PrwKindargwl an Program For Information Call 522 3552 or 323X10 00 00 sheph erd LUTHERAN CHURCH 2917 Orlando Or 17 92 lluiheran Church In America) Phone 122 7112 Rar Dan Coy Paator Sunday School S 4Sam Worship tO X a m Blrta Study Wad 7X p m Blrta Study Thun HXam Choir Practice 8 45 a m Nursery Provided FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dtadploe 01 Chrtai) IB07 S Sanlord Ara S Edward Johnson Pastor Sunday Church E ehool B 43 a m Morning Worship 11 X am Mid Weak Adult Home Bibia 51udy 700pm Nursery Amiable SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 W Airport Bird Phone 122 0960 J n Sag rents Pastor Joe Caputo Youth Ed Director Blrta School B X am Mormng Worship 10 X a m E w m g Semce 5X pm To* 4 Wad - Adult Home Bibia Studies 7X p m Wad Night Youtn 700pm CHURCH OF 00 0 (7*1 DAY) D tifo n i Community Center Eitoutiv* Room Wofimu Servtce A Bbi» Study Saturday 10 00 a m Warren R in d iit P u t or Nazarene C M V t U Y CMfNSTMM CENTTN M O W 4fh SI Sanford Paatota M m i t u n a Pool* Sunday 1 0 0 0 am Morning Sarytca SCO p m "Poway i Prm$m" POO p m WWmeeday Same# Catholic Church O f G od FAOtA WESLEYAN CHURCH SOU Way side Or Sanlord FI 32771 L Darn Fairer p„ Phone 407 3230566 Sunday School B45an Morning Worship 10 « a m Children Same* 6X pm Eranlryg Sanlct 600pm Ereryone Welt r me 7 X p m Wadnasday Prayar B Praise Same# 700 p m ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHUBCH 9CJ Or* A ra . Sanlord. Fla Father Thomaa Bums Parish Parlor Sat Vigil Mata 5 X „m Sun Maas BOO. 10X. 1200 Confession. Sat. 4 4 45 p m FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, LONDWOOD B7S Markham Woods Rd Corner 01 E E Williamson Rd Sunday; Church Samoa and Sun School tO X a m Wadnasday 6X p m Nursery Amiable At All Samcas Reading Room Mon - Wad •Frt Sal 10am ■I pm 7SS77X TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 526 South Sanlord Aranua Or J Out Erwin pn Church School B X a Worship Same* 11 X a BT. FtTIRS EFttCOFAL CHURCH lW Rlnahart Road Laaa Mary Fla (407) 444 LORO TIN Ra* Bararty L Barge Vleaf Sundey Holy Communion BXam Chord Eucharist 1000 »<" Nuraafy. CNWran a Church and Sunday 10 00 • m choosing to rscall to our conscious mind only thoss expert- ALWAYS BY OUR SIDE Fallow ahtp Suppar 1 00 pm Ptayar Masting 700pm Nuraary f nmdsd For All Samcas central ■ Episcopal Baptist PtNICRIST BAPTIST CHURCH Baptist e Monday 2 Chronlclet 7:11-22 Tuesday 2 Chronicles 14:2-6 Wednesday 2 Chronicles 15:1-15 Thursday Either 4:1-16 Friday Psalm 8:1-9 Saturday Psalm 8:1-20 | J CacyngF* 1990 KwtMr Wakama Nmpaper 5emcei P O B» 1005. Charkmearfa VA jggoa C hurch O f G od C ongregational CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF GOO CHRISTIAN CHURCH (NACCC) eot W ??nd street 2401 S Park Ave Re* Troy A EUggett Pastor 322 4584 Sunday School 945am Rev Thomaa P Tbachuk Minister Morning Worship 10 50 %m Church School 9 3010 30 em Evangelistic Service 6 00 p m Worship 11 00 e m Family Enrtchm^m Feito*ship Luncheon 6 30 p m every Service Wednesday 7 00 p m 2no Wednesday Erety last Saturday, BOO am Men s Club Breakfast Eastern O rthodox ] E p .*? o p a l ST. JOHN'S ORTHOOOX CATHOLIC CHURCH 2743 Country Club Road Paitoi Ra* Daniel Slarnar Church phone 321 4193 Of 3X4457 Dt«me Liturgy lO X lit i Sunday School I 0 X am Conlatuion Baton Samoa Wadnasday 7 X P M Hewing Samoa and Bibia Study With Dtacuatio-i HOLT CROSS 40t Park Ara Ra* Fiadanck E. Mann Rector Holy Eucharlit 7X a m Cnom Cuchanat 10 X am Adult Forum BIS am Youth Education B4S am GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4BB N Country Club Rd Lake Mary Dr Richard Albury Paalor Summer Schedule Sunday School BXam Worth's Semce TO Xam Youth Meeting 4X pm Monday Blrta Study 1000 am Nuraary provided lor aM aamcat FIRST UNITED H IT HO OUT CHURCH 41B Para Ara 322-4371 Jean U Quarry Paator Oort a j Davit Aatociata Paatoi Kenneth R. Marthall Dtractor ot Muale Morning Worahip S X 5 11 X a m SundaySchool 945 am Youth Fatlowihip 5X p m Woman a Fattowahip Third Monday Men a Fraywr Braaafatl lit Thursday BXam Man a Fallowsiup 3rd Thursday t X pm Nursery Provided For All Samcai UFSALA PRESBYTERIAN W 25th B Uplift R d. Sanlord Ray Darwin Shea Paitoi Sunday School 9 a .n Church Semca to a m pibla Studyfuel * 9 am 1 7 30 pm MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH 52to Markham Woods Road Lake Mary Phone 3214190 Dr Don T Da Bavoisa Pastor Sunday School Alt Ages 915 a m Church lO X a m Nursery Provided Youth Qroup Sunday 7X p m PastorS Bbie Study Sunday 7X p m WOC — 94S am First Tuesday ot the month and Craning 7 X Trvt Tuesday ol the monin Monthly FamJy Night Suopat ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (E v a n g e lic a l FrtabyWrlafil Drlttwood Village Suita 204 549 W Laaa L'ary Bird Lake Mary. Phone 3252436 Robert Wilbut Paitur Sunday School 430 am Morning Worship 1050 am U n ite d Church O f Christ CHRISTIAN FILLOWSHIF iCongrtgahonal • Chntlian Cvangtlic*! * R*e Donald Sttadi t Patiof lake Mary Community Bid 260 N Country Club Rd l aka Mary Church School m Worship Catabrat-on 10 00 Nursary ProvttJad FtUo«Wp Tima H 90 United Church Office 110 Polo Lana Sanford. Florida 32*3119 T H E FO LLO W ING F IR M S SU PPO R T T H E C H U R C H E S O F T H E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y AREA BR1SSON FUNERAL HOME OR Snort> Smith and Bui Wtiborn 9th SI. and Laurai Avt. 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SANFORD B ill M cC allw y 312-02M and Em ployees K EN K E R N 'S TRANSM ISSIONS 323-3040 500 Laurai Ave. Sanford £qulpm»nt am) Suppilas Party Oooda and Papar QooCt 111 W. 27Ih SI. Sanford, Ft 32773 This Space Available Call 330-1840 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 F?*etturant tnd Food Service T h is S p a c e A v a ila b le C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 H AR R ELL A B E V E R LY TRANSM ISSION David Beverly and Staff CHURCH'S PRIED CHICKEN b io pieces ■u m e prices 2561 S. French Av. John iaichtt«*i*r, J* m »*•■* a ** *e»*k~»-Mw WINN-DIXIE STO R ES '22-7953 322-2070 jt ; JO H N S A U T O M O T IV E Compidla AutasKNMi 1100 S. French Ave. Eunice W ilson and Staff Lk. Mary C A B 3440 Hwy. 46 Now larger Faciiir.es 7 - Serve You Barter K N IG H T'S SH O E STO R E 333-0161 3605 Lk. Emma Rd. 110 N. Poplar Ave. FOR VALUE, BAVINOS AND A GREAT BE LECTION I INSTANT CREDIT • FREE DELIVERY GREAT SERVICE GREAT EYEWEAR RESIDENTIAL B COMMERCIAL WOOD 6 CUSTOM FORMICA BANK FINANCE OK BUY HIKE B FAY HIKE HBILIQ-MIYERS BU D G ET O PTICA L 323-1933 SUPPORT YOUR LO C A L CHURCHES $6.00 Per Week To Advertise On This Page. Call 322-2611 COLONIAL R00N RESTAURANT V M 4 * I lH . | | 123-2999 111 L n a i? IT, 1AJWM9 STKNSTRO M R EA LTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 BUCK’S CATERING 323-0963 1220 S. Sanlord Ave. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, June 15, 1990 — Area welcomes two new pastors IN B R IE F Christian Coalition rally scheduled Tins evening at 7::W) p.m. In the conference center o f The Sheraton World Hcsort Hotel in Orlando, the Christian Coalition of Florida will hold Us klckolf rally. Hr Pal Robertson will announce plans to organize con­ servative Christians into art effective grassroots organization. Governor Dob Marline/ Is scheduled lo make a campaign slop at the rally. Fur Information, contact Tom Scott, at 240-2883. Ladies group plans yard, bake sale Calvary Christian Ladles Aglow will have a yard and bake sale July 7 from 9 n.ni. to I p.m. at 500 W. 4th Si.. comer of Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue. It.ikcd goods will Include homemade pics, cakes, breads ami rookies. If anyone Is Interested in renting a space for their Items please contact Nancy at 321 -0150. Lutheran group elects officers Lulhrran Woman's Missionary League o f the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer, 2525 Oak Ave.. Sanford, recently elected the following lo serve as officers: Dm Moore, president: Tamar Braden, vice president: and Irma Klrschsteirt. scoretnry/treasurcr. The next meeting o f the LWML will be 1:30 p.m. June 2 1 at the Fellowship Hall. ‘Singing Am ericans’ coming to Sanford Central Baptist Clmri h. 3101 W. 1st St.. Sanford, will host the award-winning gospel quartet "T h e Singing Americans” on July 7 at 7 p.m. The public Is invited to attend this exciting evening o f worship through M in g . For information, rail 322-2914. Golf tournament set for July 16,17 Steison University 's 2 1si Annual Goff Tournament will be held July 16. 17. The event will Include three divisions: minister, laymen and senior |02 ft up) and also three golf courses. Southrldgr. Delamd. Glen Abbey and DcBary Planta­ tion. bolh In DcBary. An entrance fee of S67.50 will Include registration fee. green fees, eart rental, three meals and room. For Information, call John Pelham. Campus Box 8356. Slctson University. DeLand. FL 32730 or call 904-822-7523. Musical ‘Who Me?’ set LAKE MARY — The First Baptist Church Markham Woods: 5400 Markham W h »Is Road. Lake Mary, will present the musical "W h o Me?". June 17 at 7 p.m. In the sanctuary. The musical will Ik- presented by you'll and children o f the church. The dlrcctnr Is Diane Parker, eo-dlrectnr. Renee Palumbo. A fellowship will follow lu Tatum Hall. For more details rail. 333-2085. Join in the Spring Sing SANFORD - The 2nd Annual Sanford Spring Sing will be June 16 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Sanford Clvle Center. The event will fealure The Floridians. The Pickerings and special guests. The Luccys and "T h e Ama/ln Razlns". Tickets are S3 and children under 12 will he admitted free. For Information, call Bill Lon g851-0660 nr Larry Herman 323-8482. ‘Journeys with Jehus’ slated t*>' SANFORD — ’ '.Journeys with .Jesus" .Is the tlTetrie for Vacation Bible School at the First Presbyterian Church,of Sanford. JO I Oak Ave The program runs from June 25 to June 29 from 9 a.m. to 1 1:45 a.in. The community Is Invited to attend classes, children ages 4 years, as of Sept. 1. to 5lli grade. Drop by the church office and pick up an application form as soon as possible for placement. For Information, call 322-2662. 58th anniversary celebration SANFORD — West Sanford Free Will Holiness Church. 814 Mulberry Ave.. Sanford, was established In 1932 under the auspice o f Mother Ruin L, Wilson Pastor Htshnp He/eklali Ross ami congregation Invite the public to join them In a week oi praise ami celebration for their 58th anniversary Monday through Saturday ut 7:30 p.m. each night with guest churches hosting the occasion. On Sunday. June 24. at the 11 a.in. services, the Free Will Holiness Church o f Daytona Beach will he In charge of the service with Jannie L. Rogers, pastor. For Information, please call 330-6578. Vacation Bible School set SANFORD — Vae.nlon Bible School will Ik - held al the First Presbyterian Church. 301 Oak Ave.. Sanford, on June 25-29 from 9-1 1:45 a.m. Registration for the week Is being held at the church olliee. Please register as soon as possible for placement In the correct class Help is sldl needed In help out with the classes. For Information, call 322-2662 The new pastoral assignments for 1990-91 were announced recently at the United Methodist C hurch's Florida Conference 148th annual session. Sunday will lx* designated as a day of new beginnings for two Pastors, one In Sr iford and the other In Lake Mary. They are as follows: Rev. James E. Ulmer Sr., will preach his first sermon al Christ United Methodist Church on Sunday at the 11 n.m. worhslp service. The church, located on Tucker D rive at CR 427. re c e n tly changed its name from Ebenezcr Methodist Episcopal Church lo reflect the desire o f the con­ gregation lo serve the people of an urea. Rev. Ulmer Is a native Flori­ dian who has served ns pastor of First Church. Sanford, and Snnlando U n ited M ethodist C hu rch. He ulso served as Director of Development o f the Methodist Children's Home In Enterprise. Dr. Richard G. Albury has been appointed as Pastor o f Grace United Methodist Church o f Lake Mary. Coming from Keystone Hclghls United Meth­ odist Church. Dr. Albury has a l s o s e r v e d c h u r c h e s In Gainesville. Titusville, Miami. St. Petersburg und Lake Wales since ordination In 1964. A graduate ol Duke Divinity S c h o o l. Durham . N .C .. Dr. Albury will be Introduced to the Grace congregation on Sunday. He will preach the morning messuge at the 10 a.m. worship service and church school al 9 a.m. as Grace Untied Methodist Church observes Us Summer Schedule. C ity , c h u rc h e s w ill s p o n so r ‘Live-in’ dilemma addressed c ru s a d e a g a in s t drug ab u se by elderly church members SANFORD - The City or Sanford, led by Mayor Bcltyc Smith, will conduct a crusade against drugs on June 22 at 7 p.m. In the Civic Center. Along with musical guests Sherman Andrus, lormerly of A n d ru s. B L a c k w o o d und Com pany. Celeste Wyman und the Freedom Singers. B lrd ella H a ll-W a lk er and Bruce Th om pkln s, form er Harlem Globetrotter Mead­ owlark Lemon will speak out against drugs. Lemon, who traveled all o v e r t he w o r ld p l a y i n g basketball with the Harlem Globetrotters for 22 years and for several more years wllh his own team the Buckeleers, attributes a great deal of his success to the fact that he abstained from alcohol, drugs and cigarettes. A born-again Christian In recent years. Lemon has con­ tinued globetrotting to offer his testimony of substancefree living and his relationship with Jesus Christ. The Freedom from Drags campaign Is co-sponsored by th e C l l y and F r e e d o m Assembly Church In Sanford. According to the church's pastor Randy Hall, the cntcrtntnmcnl Is made up of many local favorites who live In the Sanford area and want to rid the city of drugs. "Th'.y want to bring others lo Ihe Joys of a drug free life style.” he said. Mayor Sm|lh will rally the participants to aspire to doing greater things without relying cm drags. "Mayor Smith Is one of the best friends o f lhe war on drugs In this urea." Hall noted. Tickets for Ihc event .ire $ 1 0 e a c h a n d c a n b e purchased at Osborn's Bible Bookstore at 2599 Sanford Ave. In Sanford or at Pine Hills Bookstore at 6415 Colo­ nial Ave. In Orlando. Sales at both locations have been going well, hut there are still tickets available. y, J C ardinal issues excom m unication w arning to po liticians on abortion NEW YORK - Cardinal John O'Connor. In a lough 12-page s la le m c m published in the a r c h d i o c e s a n n e w s pa p c r T h u rs d a y , w a rn ed Rom an Catholic politicians they risk excommunication If they con­ tinue In support abortion rights. “ Whe re Catholics are pererived not only as treating church teaching on abortion with contempt, but helping to multiply abortions by advocat­ ing legislation supporting abor­ tion, or by making public funds available for abortion, bishops m a y d e c id e t hat ... s u c h Catholics must be warned Hint they are ut risk o f ex com ­ munication,” O'Connor's state­ ment said. O'Connor said that if such actions persist, “ bishops may consider excommunication the only option." The statement comes Just days after the archdiocese rescinded an Invitation lo Rep. Charles Rangel. D-N.Y.. a Catholic, lo speak at a Catholic high school commencement because of his support lor legal abortion. In early May. the Catholic diocese ol Providence. H I., ordered u church high school to cancel a speech hy stale Rep. Patrick Kennedy. 22-year-old son o f Sen. Edw ard K en n ed y. D-Mass., because he supports abortion rights. Last November. In the first such move against a Catholic jmliticlan. San Diego Bishop Leo Maher issued uu order denying Ihr sacraments to Lucy Klllea. a state senate candidate, because ol her support for legal ithnrllon. Betty Is one o f a growing number o f older people who not only have to live alone but who are having trouble making ends meet. Loneliness and poverty are a cruel combination. What Betty wants to know is whether It Is all right In God's eyes for a Christian woman to ilve with a gentleman friend without benefit o f marriage. They could put their meager financial resources together and e n jo y ea ch o th e r 's c o m p a ­ nionship. Actually, I gather from Betty's letter that she already has such a domestic relationship but that her Christian friends are accus­ ing h e ro fllvln ga sinful life. “ I cannot get Social Security until I am 62 and welfare doesn t pay enough to live on.” she writes. She Isn't in love with the "gentlem an friend" with whom she shares a household but she enjoys his company. She does all the cooking and housekeeping chores. He chips In on expenses. It works out fine except for Betty's guilt feelings. I read about a widow who was wrestling with the same nroblem a few years ago. T h e only difference in that case was that the widow was In love with the man she was living with. They hadn't gotten married, she said, because " I get a p en sion from m y deceased husband's employer which I will lose If I remarry.” T h e “ crisis co u n s elo r" to whom she brought her problem advised her lo see her minister. She did. The clergyman said he would perform a wedding cere­ mony — an unofficial one In the sense that It wouldn't be regis­ tered In the Probate Court — so the woman could fee) married In the eyes of God without having lo forfeit her husband’s pension. A few days alter reading about (his in the crisis counselor's newspaper column. I was having l u n c h w i t h an E p i s c o p a l clergyman. I asked him If he had ever heard of such an arrange­ ment. "Heard o f It?" he said. "I have conducted such a cerem ony m yself — under much the same conditions and for much the same reasons. This couple stood to lose much-needed money — tn pensions or reduced Social Secu­ rity benefit* — If they married." But If the clergym an was satisfied that the couple "Intend to live together after God's holy ordinance In the holy estate of matrim ony." he could give the blessing o f the church to their union. As to whether such a marriage Is lawful, the Episcopal wedding ceremony says only that " i f any persons are Joined togeth er otherwise than as God’s Word doth allow, their marriage Is not lawful." There Is nothing In the Bible about having a valid mar­ riage Hr«-nM on flic In Probate Court. After I wrote about m y conver­ sation with this Episcopal priest. I heard from several readers, including the Episcopal bishop of Southern Virginia, who said my clergy friend was violating the canons o f the Episcopal Church. I also heard from a mother in A lb u q u e r q u e , N .M .. w h o s e daughter suffered from cerebral palsy and was slightly retarded. She had met a young man vffth the same handicaps. They fell In love and wanted to get married but. said her mother. "Y o u w o u ld n 't b e lie v e the le g a ' obstacles thrown up to them ." Their Social Security would have dropped drastically, said thlB mother, the young man would have lost his deceased father’s service-related benefits, the Am erican Association of Retarded Citizens would have deni ed them any further assistance — "the list goes on." S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y O F GO O Freedom A ssem bly of G od. 1515 W frlh S i , Sanford New Uf# A ssem b ly 100 Kannoi R W ektva A sse m b ly Ql G b it 1675 D u n n Rd Lungw ood BAPTIST A n tio ch B a ptist C hurch. Oviedo C a l* *'? B a ptist Church, Crystal la k e A 3rd, Lake Mary C asselberry B ap tist Church. 770 i b«. 1 Cen tral B a ptist C h u v h 3101 W 1st 5t C h u tu ota F irs t B aptist Clearw ater M issio nary Baptist Chur h South wv*f R d C ou n trysid e B a p tist Church.. Country ClMb flood la k e Mary F irst B a p tist C hurch. 519 Park A.< F u st B a ptist C h urch of Altam onte Spring*. Rt 43t» Altam onte Springs F irs t B a ptist C hu rch o f Forest C ity F irst B a p tist C hu rch of Geneva F irst B a p tist C h u rch Markham Wr l*. F irs t B a p tist C h u rch of Lave W F irst B a p tist C hu rch of Longwo- ,!, 691 t a M SR 434 F irs t B a p tist C hu rch o f Oviedo F irs t B a p tist ' ‘ •torch o f 5am a/uio Springs F irs t B a ptist C h u rch o f W inter Springs, W O Baham a Rd F irs t Sfu loh M issio nary Baptist C hu rch t iO t W 13th St F o re st B a p u st C h u rch o f Osteen F ou n tain H ead B aptist Church G'Viudo H o p e B a p tist Church Forest C*ty C o m * 'u-i.ty C en ter Forest C ity (independence B aptist M m Civ»; Hague B ldg „ LonQwood Jord an M issio na ry B aptist Chur r 920 Up a«a Rd, Laftevie* Baptist C h ip h, t?b La*«vww A .« L e i f Mary M a ce d o n ia Mi&t>un Bapti^ t'Chure1'- Oar* Mui Hi! O steen M issio n a ry B aptist C h urch N ■ tn Rd E i|#rpn>e M o rn in g G lory Baptist Church Ge*..... . m * . M l M oriah Prim itive Baptist, TV' * i l u»i A,** Sanford Mt Ohve M issio nary B e p t 'il C hi. So «. k/ Sp» ng* R d lo n g w o o d M t $4001 M'SSVOnary lla p h s l Churr.h ,# nr Ave M l Zion M ssionary *st S - f t H ew B ethel M<»s»o var# Chur Sf i H> A.. h e * Mt Calvary M iss - u j , U j . i m ■' * A t.'m N ew S alem P n m .i.te fla p i.sf Cr . h r r 12th St h e w Testam ent B aptist Cho'^f C • ■ . * h o h h ton;*L*>d h e w Mt Z ion B ap tist Chu/ch. t ■*.' a .. h e w Lite Fettowsh.p 4361 E i r,« f » *2706 h o d h e n Je 3apt<it C h , P eop le a B aptist Church 1201 W F:*si * - e i Bar-.rora P inecrest B ap tist Church M 9 W A . i ^ m B*vd Pra irie La«e Baptist R*dge Rd Fe*n Pa'* P ro g ress M s»*c^a'y Bo*,t C f .• H M :*-»» S e co n d Sh«toh M issio nary 9 » ; i • r „- n 7. it '.a t m l Sm yrn a B a ptist Church 250 Overt r » p r Casselberry S u n la n d B aptist Church, 2 t2 6 Palm etto SI Jie n e s M issio nary Bap* -.1 Chu • ** ’ 415 0 * v . S t Lu ke M issio nary B a t « it Chur • 1 • • «. ly ‘ SI Paul B aptist C hurch. 6 U P ,r* St Matthew s B a p h .t Ct • u» M $ St Jo h n s M its to n a 'i §ap»>tl C ' ' ' pre .* St S p rin g fie ld M is s ionary Ba»-M i i3*h A Cedar Tem ple B a p tist C hurch. Palm S p rin g s Rd , A ltam on te Sprin gs V ictory B a p h s i C h u rch, O ld O rla nd o Rd at H ester A«e W est view B a p tist Church. 1100 Paofa Road (46 A} W illiam C h a p el M issio nary B a p tist C h u rch. Mark & W itiiam St,. A lta m on te Springs Z ion H ope B a ptist Church 712 O range Ave C A T H O L IC Alt S o u ls C a th o lic Church. 902 Oak Ave . S a n lo rd C h u rch o f the Nativity. Lake Mary O ur Lake of the Lakes C a th o lic C h u rch 1310 M au m titen . D eltona S i A nn s C a ih o ltc Chu rch Dogw ood Iran DcBary St A u gu stin e C a th olic C hurch. Sunset D r , near Button Rd . Casselberry St Mary Megodafene C a th o lic Church. M aitlan d Ave A lta m on te Springs C H R IS T IA N F irs t C h ristia n C h u rch 160/ S Sanford Aw# F irst C h ristia n Ch u rch of Lon g wood 1400 E E W illia m son Rd lo n g e o o d G ra ce C h ristia n Church. M eetin g at Sem i note f M C A , 665 Long wood Lake Mary Rd Lake Mary Lokeview C h ristia n C h e c h . Bear Lose Rd at Ja m iso n N orth s id e C h ristia n C hurch. F lo rid a H aven D r , M aitland S an ford C h ristia n C h urch. 132 W A irport B>vd S o u th S em m oie C h ristian C h u rch , 300 W SR 434 Oviedo C H R IS T IA N S C IEN C E F irs ! C h u rc h of C h rist S cie n tis t 975 Markham W oo ds Rd Long-wood C H U R C H O F CHRIST C h u rc h o f C h rist, 1512 S Pars Ave C h u rch o l C h rist al La*e E lle n U S 17 92 N Casselberry C h u rch o f C h rist. 600 Palm S p rin g s Dr Altam onte Sprin gs C h u rc h uf C h rist, Geneva C h u rc h o f C h rist lo n g w o o d C h u rc h of C h rist W t7th St N a d n u d e C h u rch of C h rist, F la Haven 0* . M ad land S ou th S em in o le Church o f C h rist. 5410 Lake H y * « ll Rd C H U R C H O f GOD C h u rc h o f G od . 503 H ickory C h u rc h of G od . 603 W 2 2 rd St C h u rc h o f G o d O viedo C h u rc h o f G o d H olin ess. Lane M onroe C h u rc h o l G o d M issio n E n te rprise C h u rch o l G o d 1402 W 16th St C h u rch of G o d in Christ. O viedo C h u rc h of G o d of Prophecy. 2509 S Elm Ave C h u rch of G o d of Prophecy, t/0 6 S Persim m on Ave C h u rch of G o d c f Prophecy. 496 5 Cen tral O viedo C h u rc h o f G od |7ih Oayi. D eltona Com m unity Center D e lto n a ( E ie c Room i R e scu e C h u rch of G od, 1700 W t jt h S t , Son turn True C h u rch o f G od. 2700 Ridgew ood A re Sanford C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C on gregation al C h ristia n Church, 2401 S Park Ave Sanford E A S T E R N O RTH O D O X Eastern O n h oiloa 'Church, S t G eorge 2001 Dylan Way M a itla n d Eastern Orthodox C hurch. St Sleven s o f O C A . 1695 Lake Em m a Hoad. Longw ood, FL 32750 Eastern O dhodoa C h u rch, St Jo h n O rlhodoa. 2743 C ou n try C lu b Rood Sanford Lake Mary C h u rch of the N ajarene. 171 E Crystal Lake Ave . Lake Mary Longw ood C h u rch uf the Na/arene. Wayman 4 Je s s u p Ave . Lon gw ood Markham W o o d s C h u rch of the N a ra rtn e SR 46. 3V» Mites W est of I 4 al the W ektva River EPIS C O P A L A il S a in ts E p isco p a l Church. £ DeBary Ave . Enterprise C h rist E p iscop a l Church. Longw ood E p iscop a l C h u rch o l the flew Covenant, 675 TuskawiUa Road. W inter Springs Holy C ro s s Ep iscopal, Park Ave at 4th S f , Sanford St Peters E p isco p a l C hurch. 700 Rinehart Road, Lane Mary St Rich ard s Chu rch 5151 Lake H ow ell Rd W inter Park The C h u rch of the G ood Shepherd M aitland, 331 Lane Ave PRESBYTERIAN D eltona Presbyterian C h u rch, H olland Bivd 4 A u stin A*e , D elton a F irst Presbyterian Chu rch o f Lake Mary F irst Presbyterian C h u rch. Oak Ave 4 3rd St F irst Presbyterian C h u rch o f DeBary. E H ighland St Andrew s Presbyterian C h urch, 9913 Bear Lake Rd St Marks Presbyterian C hurch. 1021 Palm Springs Rd , Altam onte S pg s T u sca w illa Presbyterian Church. 3600 W est S ta le Rd 426. O vied o F la UpsaJa C om m u n ity Presbyterian Church., U psaia Rd W estm in ister Presbyterian C h u rch. Red Bug R d . C asselberry IN T ER D EN O M IN A T IO N A L Cal very C h ris Man Center. 500 W 4th St . Sanford JEW ISH Beth Am Synagogue m eeting at C om er of Sand Lake and County L in e Rood W est t 4 Temple Shalom 1765 E lkcam B u d D eltona LU T H E R A N A sce n sio n Lutheran C hurch, O verbrook Dr Casselberry G ood Shepherd United Lutheran. 2917 S O rland o Dr H oly C ro s s Lutheran C h u rch o f Lane Mary N>0 S un Drive Lako Mary Lord O f L ife Lutheran C h u rch, 395 T u ska w tllj Rd W inter Sprin gs Lutheran C h u rch of Providence. Deltona Lutheran C h u rch o l the Redeem er 103 W 25lh Place M e ssia h Lutheran C h u rch G olden Days Dr A Hw y 1/ 92. Casselberry SI Lukes Lutheran C h u rch R t 426 Siavia St Stephen Lutheran C hurch, 434 |ust W est of I 4 Longw ood METH O DIST Barnett U nited M em o rial Church, E DeBary Ave . Enterprise Bear Lake U nited M eth odist Chu rch B eth el A M E Church. Canaan H g t i C asselberry Com m unity U nited M eth odist C h u rch Hwy 17 92 Pm ey R idg e Rd C asselberry C h rist U nited M e th od ist C h u rch Tucker Or Su n lan d Estates DeBary Com m unity M w ih o d isl Church W Highbann* Md OeBary F irst U nited M eth odist C h u rch 419 P*'» Av»* First M«thod*st C h u rch of O viedo F irs t U nited M e th o d tit C h u rch of Geneva Free M ethodist C h u 'c h 500 W 4th Si G race United Meirvdt*st C h u rch 4'hi N C o u n try C lu b Rd , Lake Mary G rant C hapel A M E C h u rch O n e d o 0 a« grove M e tn od ift C h u rch, O viedo O steen M eth odist Church, C o r o f Carpenter 6 Murray St O steen Pau la W esleyan M ethodist 5650 W a r i<de Df San lord 5 a n iand i U nited M ethodist Chu rch SR 434 and I 4 Longw uud St J a n e s A M t 9fh at Cypress S i Luke M B Chu rch of Cam eron City in BeerdaM eft S R 46 £ St Mary S A M E Chu rch St R l 4 t5 O s lo s $t Paul s M ethodist C h u rch O steen Rd E n ie rp n se S fraftord Memorra* C h u rch s DeBary N AZARENE F irs t Chu rch o f the N a io re n e 2561 Sanford A«e G eneva Chu rch of tn# N a /arena, S R 4d Geneva SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day A dven tist Church, Hwy 436 Forest City Mors H ilt Seventh Day Adventist Church, 601 E 2nd S t , Sanford Sanford Seventh Day Adventist C h u rch 5615 N Highway 427 S evtn tn Day Adventist C hurch. M aitlan d Ave . Altam onte S p rin g s Wmter S p rin g s Seventh Day AdvenM tl C hurch, 50 S M o ss Rd O T H ER C H U R C H E S AM Faith C h jp e f. Cam p S em in ole W ekiva Park. Rd A llen s A M E C h u rch, O hve 4 12th Beardafi A ia n u e H o lin e s s Chape*. Beardail A v i C h u lu o fa Com m u n ity Chu rch C h u rch of Je s u s C h rist of la tte r Day Saints. 2315 Park Ave Fam ily C h u rch C h ristia n Center. 1544 S em in ole Btvd C asselberry First Born C h u rch o f the Livin g G od Midway F irst C h u rch o f C h rist. S cie n tis t. Elsam Btvd and V en u s St D eltona First Pen te costa l C h u rch o f Longw ood First P en te costa l C h u rch o f Sanlord F u ll G o s p e l C h u rc h of G o d m C h rist. 1626 Jerry A te . Sanford F u ll G o s p e l Tabernacle, 2724 C ountry C lu b Road G race B>bie Chu rch 2644 S Sanford Ave H oly Trunty C h u rch of G o d in C h rist. 1514 M engoultm # Ave Kingdom H all of Jehovah s W itness. Lake M onroe Unit. 1562 W Third St Lake M onroe Chapel O range B u d Lake M onroe M 1 O live H o lin e s s C h u rch Oa« Mill Rd . O steen N eigh borh ood A llia n ce C h u rch 301 M artham W oo ds Road. Longw ood P en te co st# 'Open B ible Tabernacle. H«dge*ood A«e „ O ff 25th o p p o site Sem m oie H ig h S ch o o l Praise end Pow er Church, t t t W W ilbur Ave . Lake Mary R o llin g H ilts Moravian C h u rch, SR 434. Longw ood Sanford A llia n c e C h u rch 1401 S Park Ave Sanford B ib le C h urch, 2460 Sanford A re Tn« Fun G o sp e l C h u rch of Our Lord Je s u s C h rist W ash in gto n St Canaan C ity th e Salvation Army 700 W 241 n SI Tnum ph The C h u rch o f the New Age 1006 W 6th St U nited C h u rch o f C h rist A ltam onte Com m unity Chape' Aitam oni# Springs U n ited C h u rch o f C h rist C h ristia n F ello w sh ip , 260 N Country C lu b Rd , Lake Mary W inter o p rin g s Com m unity Evangehc# Congregational 219 W ade St W 'lnlef S p rin g s �, I *1* * * # « * # • » ) i I . 1 * 1 SB — Sanlord Horak-, Sanlord, Florida — Friday. June 15, 1990 Flag debate erupts on Hill Partisan b attle expected to rage over am end m ent ■y ILIOT BRCNNIR United Press International WASHINGTON — Congress used Flag Day to open an election-year debate on a constitutional amendment lo bar flag desecration with charges that Republicans are politicizing patriotism. Uut House and Senate Republicans, joined by a few Democrats for news conference-rallies on both sides o f Capitol Hill, proclaimed the matter a debate on cultural values prompted by an overwhelming need to protect the national symbol from burning, which the Supreme Court has decided is constitutionally protected dissent. The exchange of rhetoric — both political and substantive — was but a preliminary to the battle that will be fought out on the floor o f the House and Senate, where supporters must muster a two-thirds vote before the amendment can g o to the states. Thirty-eight states must ratify it for the simple 20-word declaration to be added to ttie Constitution as the 27th amendment. Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas, who was wounded In World W ar II. angered IX'tnocrats Monday by saying 30-sccond cam ­ paign commercials against amendment opponents could be effective. He defended his remarks Thursday, telling a crowd outside’the Capitol that "w e ’re not here to demagogue for anyone or anything. We believe this Is the right way to go. We tried a statute and It didn’t work.” Assistant House Republican leader Newt Gin­ grich o f Georgia, who was Joined by a House Democrat, several Republicans, veterans groups and a member o f the Republican National Committee, told reporters that "fo r those o f you who believe that our friends on the left are pained about free speech, this Is a debate about cultural values." There are Democrats and Republicans on both sides o f the Issue, but the partisr > rhetoric has risen with the promises o f Republicans to turn the matter Into a campaign issue. Sen. Robert Kerrey. D-Neb.. a Vietnam War veteran who was awarded the Medal o f Honor, accused President Bush In an emotional speech o f using the American flag as a "political Issue” and of trying to divide the country. Kerrey said he was "offended and angered" by attempts by Bush and the Republicans to use the issue politically for the November elections. At the White House. Bush declined to be drawn Into commenting on Kerrey's address. In com ­ memoration of Flag Day, Bush helped lo raise the flag at the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial on Thursday morning. Sen. Dale Bumpers. D-Ark.. said he was "chagrined, dismayed and angry that this has to be done before the elections In November. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out what's driving this thing." And Sen. Terry Sanford. D-N.C.. said the Founding Fathers could not have foreseen a president "so frightened of the next election" to try and weaken the Bill o f Rights. The United States, he said, will be seen as "whimpering w im ps" around the world If the amendment passes, showing that "w e arc not strong enough, brave enough that w e can't stand dissent." Democrats set for political fight over parental leave bill ByJAN 1TBASS United Press International WASHINGTON - Democrats are preparing to do battle with President Bush as they try to persuade him that vetoing the family and medical leave act would be wrong for working Americans and break his cam­ paign pledges. The Senate Joined the House Thursday night In passing a bill requiring employers with more than 50 workers to offer 12 weeks of unpaid leave in one year to care for a newborn, adopted child or seriously III p a r e n t , c h i l d , s p o u s e or , themselves. Supporters o f the measure — mostly Democrats but a few Republican members — say the bill Is actually a pro-family bill Louisiana acts on tough abortion ban that tracks conservatives' views that parents should be with their children In their first weeks of life. And they say the bill Is sensitive to small businesses and only affects em ployers with more than 50 workers — Just 5 percent o f all businesses. But Bush, who has threatened a veto, has contended businesses should negotiate worker benefits with their employees and gov­ ernment should s.ay o u t. Democratic sponsors o f the bill scheduled a news confeience Friday to pressure Hush to sign"There's no question we're going to lay down the gauntlet and shift (he debate lo the political a ren a ." said a key Senate aide. "H e's got lo rtop paying Up service to all his pro-family pledges and start de­ livering." UM report BATON ROUGE. La. The Louisiana Senate Is likely to pass and send to Gov. Buddy Rocmer a bill that would outlaw virtually all abortions in the state, but Rocmer has sent mixed signals about whether he would sign such a measure Into law. T h e House o f R e p re ­ sentatives Thursday passed the bill, which if enacted would be certain to go before the U.S. Supreme Court. The bill would make It a felony to perform an abor­ tion In the state except to save a woman's life. Central America seeks common market United P ress International ANTIGUA. Guatemala — The private Industry and business organizations or Central America and Panama sent a Joint proposal to their heads of state to form □ regional economic community modeled on the European Common Market. In a letter signed by the twelve organlzatons that make up the Federation o f Private Entitles of Central America and Panama, the group urged Us member presidents to Inltate plans for a common market at their weekend economic summit, which Is to begin Friday In Antigua. 28 miles southwest ofGuatemulaCIty. "Tod ay more than ever, especially with the changes tu the Eastern European countries. It Is obvious that the only fundamental philosophy and doctrine Is economic liberty,” the five-page letter said. The call for a Central American trade bloc that would compete with other world cooperatives has been echoed by public and private officials over the past lew months, especially since the change ol government In Nicaragua opened that country to more favorable western trade. T h e announcement Is the first concrete Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged in bull n*s i el M l S 4th S t . Lake Mery. F L 33744 Seminole County. Florida under the Fictltlouk Nome ot C A R R Y SMITH M ASO NRY, end the! I Intend to regliter told neme with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florl de, In accordance with the P ro v iilo n t ol the Fictltlouk Neme Stetutei. To Wit Section ■el CM FloridaSletutek 1*0 Lorry Smith Publish June I, ». IS. 23 IWO NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice Is hereby given that we ere engaged In business at 105 Leke Gem Dr . Longwood. Sem Inole County. Florida, under the F ictitio u s Neme ol IN S T A C H ILL OF FLO RID A, and 'hel we Intend to register said neme with the Clerk o l the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florl de. In accordance with the P rovisions ot the F ictltlo u k Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 0* Florida Statutes l*J7 R a y A le xan der James R Alexander Publish June 1.1. IS. 33. I**0 DES U OES i* NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice Ik hereby given Ihet I em engaged In buvnekk of 1001 S French Ave . Sanlord. Florida m i l . Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictltlouk Name ot H EAR TR O N IC S OF C E N T R A L F LO R ID A and that I intend to regikler koid name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem mole County. Florida, in e< cordenc* with the Provisions ot the Fictltlouk Neme Sletutek. To Wit Section M l 0* Florida Sletutek 1*57 lone Beatty Brown Publikh June I • IS. 73. I»*0 O E S 17 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice Ik hereby given that I em engaged in business el 2507 Perk Or . Sanlord. F ie 33771, Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe F i c t i t i o u s N e m e o l Th o m p s o n m o t o r s , end met I intend to regnler seid neme with the Cletk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florl da In accordance with Ihe P rovisions ot the Fictitio u s Name Staiules, To Wit Section MS Of F lor ide Stelules I*57 Robert Scott Thompson Publish June IS. 27, IS A July *. i**o O ES 171 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E NOTICE OF Notice Ik hereby given that I FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice Is hereby given Ihet I am engaged in buvnekk at 455 am engaged in business et 317 D o u g la k A ve . A lt a m o n t e H lllcresl S t . Altamonte Spring:. Springs, Seminole County Flor Seminole County, Florida under Ida. under the Fictitiouk Neme me Fictitious Neme ol AF Ot M S R S O FTW ARE end that F O R D A B L E SOLUTIONS, and I Intend to register sa d neme met I inland lo register said with the Clerk ot the Circuit name with the Clerk ot the Court Sen-mole County. Fton Circuit Court, Seminole County. da in accordance with the Florida, in accordance with the Proviklonk ot the Fictltlouk P ro v isio n s ot the Fictitio u s Neme Statutes To Wit Section Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 0* Florida Statutes I*17 MS 0* Florida Statutes l*S7 C E N T R A L FLO R ID A Eugene T Pllchef M A N A G E M E N T INC Publish June IS. 73. 7*. A July Greg Stillman I a two Publish June I IS.13 7* IWO D ES 174 O E S *4 agreement by the private sector on forming a common market, and the topic Is expected to be high on the ugenda o f the presidents of Panama. Guatemala. Honduras. El Salvador. Nicaragua and Costa Ktca. Foreign and economic ministers met Thursday In advance o f the summit, and Guatemalan Deputy Foreign Minister Julio Martini said regional disarmament would also he a key theme. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business al 1114 F re n ch A ve.. Sanlord. F la 33771, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Neme ol P A G A N A SON .G R O C E R Y A D E L I. end\jtheaC; Intend to register t a li n m * with the Clerk ot the Rljtult Court. Sem inole County,/Flertde, In ec cordenc* wittrfrw Provisions ol the FictitloJi Name Statutes. To Wit Seflion Y J J W Florida Statutes l i p / Angel M.FMgan V Publish May 33. A June I. (. IS. I»*Q D E R 341 NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ ot Ekecutkm issued Out ol and under the teal ol the Circuit Court ol Clay County, Florida, upon a llnal judgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the 14th day ol August. A D. I*M. in that certain ca te entitled. Speed Q u ee n C o m p a n y, P lj ln t t l l, — v»— Robert Phares end Jerry L. W illis. Individuals. Delen dent, which aforesaid Writ ol Eiecutlon wei delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, end I have levied upon Ihe following described property owned by Robert Pharet. said property being located In Semi note County. Florida, more per tlculerly described at lol lows One l*»7 Cadillac Fleetwood. W h i l e In C o l o r , I D I1GSDWSIYIHT7SJ47S. being stored et Altamonte Towing. Altamonte Springs. Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florida, will at II 00 A M on Ihe «1h day ol July. A D l**0. otter tor tale and sell lo Ihe highest bidder, lor cash In hand, subject to any end ell aaittlng liens, el Ihe Front IWesll Door et the steps Ot the Seminole County Court house In Sanford. Florida, the above described personal prop arty Thai said tale It being made to satisfy the terms ol said Writ ol Eaecution John E Polk, Sherltt Seminole County. Florida Published June IS, 32. 3*. July S. with Ihe tale on July *. I**0 O E S IS* NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice it hereby given tnal we ere engaged In business at 370 wt -oping Loep. Sle 1IM. Alt* m o n t e S p rin g * , S e m in o le C ounty. lloTId# . under the ol CHIC EN Fictitious that we In TE R P R IS E id neme with lend to regis Circuit Court the Clerk of y. Florida in Seminole Ci 'the Provisions accordance * Name Statutes. ot Ihe Flcti MV0* Fior.da To Wit Statutes I Debra Stfsrkfen Dennis Gross* Publish M e- 35 A June I. I IS 1*10 DER 34* j T € C A LL T O L L F R E E i see M i i»it n I N T H I CIRCUIT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO RID A CASE N U M B ER : *0 3171 CAIIP JA M ES B TE R W ILLE G E R . SR .a n d L I N D A W T E R W IL L E G E R . httwile. PlelnllMt. vs G L Y N N E ROGERS. SR . TH E UNKNOW N SPO U SE OF G L Y N N F ROGERS. SR . A N 0 O T H E R P A R T IES CLAIM IN G BY. THROUGH, U N D E R OR AGINST THE FO R EG O IN G Defendants NOTICE O F ACTION TO Glynn E Rogers. Sr . Ihe unknown spouse ol Glynn E Rogers. Sr . end other parties claiming by. through, under or egemtt the lortgolng YO U A R E N O TIFIED that an action to quiet title lo the following property In Seminole County. Florida Lot «. Block C. Idyllwiide ol Loch Arbor. Section 4. according to the Piet thereof at recordeo In P lel Book I*. Page **, o< Ihe P u b lic Records ot Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled egeintl you end you are requlrtd lo ser ve e copy ot your written defenses. It any to It on Ted B Edwards. Es quire, plaintiff s attorney, whose address It Smith A Meckmncn. P A . JSS South Orange Avenue. Suite AM Post Office Bo» j;sa Orlando Florida 13*01. on or before July 30. l**0 end tile the original with the d ark ol this court vither before service on plaintiff s attorney or Immed' e ltly Ihertelttr. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In 'he Complaint or petition Dated this IJth da* ol June l**0 M ary anna Morse As Clerk ot the Court By Heatner Brunner A t Deputy Clerk Publish June IS. 31 3* 1 July *. 'W0 D ES IT* Legal Notices NOTICEOF RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATINO. AND ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY, OR DRAINAOE EASEM ENT TO W HOM IT M A Y CO N C ER N . NO TICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that the Board of County Com m lttkm ert o l Seminole County, Florida at Its Regular Meeting held on the 13th day of June. A D , 1*10. In the County Com mltttoner*’ Meeting Room at the Seminole County Services Building In S an fo rd,Flo rlo e. pursuant to Petition and Notice heretofore given, passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and abandoning, re nounclng and disclaiming any end ell right ol the County of Seminole and Ihe public in end to Ihe fo llo w in g d e s crib e d rights of wey or drainage ease ment, to wit: Southerly 7 teat ot IFA I certain II foot wide Easement Area d e fin e d e s c o m p t lt ln g Ihe Northerly IS !t*ef ol Lot I, W E K IV A H IL L S SEC TIO N E IG H T according to the plat thereof recorded in Piet Book 31. Pages 10'arr* It, Public Rtcordt ol X*ml note County. Florida ILEjfS the Easterly live IS) feet thereof) (LES S the Westerly IS feet thereol) By the ^oerd ol County Com mlstloners ol Seminole County. Florida, this 11th day ot June. A D . IWO BO ARD O F C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS O F S E M IN O LE COUNTY. F LO R ID A Mery enne Morse. Clerk to the Board Publish: June IS. IWO D E S 177 IN T H E CIRCUIT CO URT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A C A S E NO. f t lM S CA t* E R EDW ARDCO OLEY. vs. Plaintiff, W AD E H AM P TO N NICHOLSON, e l at.. Defendants N O TICE O F S ALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated June 4th. IWO In Case No *0 704S C A Of E In the Circuit Court In and lor Sem inole Com fy, Florida, in which R E D W A R O C O O L E Y Is the PJalntllf end W AD E/H AM PTON N IC H O LSO N A C L E O R A E N IC H O LSO N .' e l/ a l.. are the Defendants. I will sell to the highest end best bidder tor cash el the West Fr^nt Door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 A M on the loth day ol July. IWO. the (allowing described reel proper ty es set lorfh In the Summery Final Judgment ot Foreclosure: Lot 17. H ID D E N H AR BO U R , according to the Plat thereof es recorded in Piet Book IS. Pages ■ 1 A *3, Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida D A T E D this Sth day Junt. IW0 M A R Y A N N t MORSE CLER KO FTH E CIRCU IT C O URT B Y : Jen* E Jasewic A s Deputy Clerk Publish: Junes. IS. IWO D E S 107 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT] E IO H T E E H T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. I N A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY, FLO RID A. C A S E NO. t* 441/-CA **L A L L I A N C E M O R TG A G E C O M P A N Y .* Florida corporation. Plaint ill. vs. M A T T J T U R N E R : at a l . Defender: Is N O TIC E OF S ALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to a Summery Final Judgment ol Foreclosure an tered h*'r*ln, I will sail the property sHuated A n Seminole County. Florid*, described a* Unit 3*. SOUTHPORT, a Con dominium, P H A fE *. according to the Declaration ol Condomin ium as recootled in O tllcla l Records B o o k / 1431. pages 1777 through ISOs/and all amend moots fherejb. Public Records ol Seminole Eounly. Florida al public sap. lo in* highest and best bidder For cash, at Ihe West Iron! entrance. Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida, at II 00 A( m on the IJth day ot July. IWO W ITN ESS my hand and ot llclal saal ot said Court this *th day ol June, IWO (Court Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish June*. IS. IWO D E$*S NOTICE OF P U B LIC H EA R IN G NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N BY TH E CITY OF LO N G W OOD. F L O R I D A , that the Board ot Adiustment will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday June 30. IWO I » P M . in the Longw ood C ity Com m ission C h a m b e rs . I3S W W e rre n Avenue.' Longwood/Florida, or as soon thereafter a l possible, to consider verlanees^eqvested by John Stelr lor Tasftu* Develop ment, as follows |> To allow an I' high masonry wbll In lieu ot a Class " 0 bulled adjoining an I 3 zoned property with a rtsi dential usa 3) To Allow a 34 isle width et the soyth end ol the proposed bulldlnp In lieu ot 3 f and J| to allo v/a - 30 Internal turning radius le Lev o l ]*' In a n I I zoning ilstrl»t. on the follow ing le g a lly d escrib ed property Sec *. Twp S. Rge JOE Beg SE Cor ot NW at NW U Run N SJI *» F T W F T S 532 13 F T E 3S0 F T to A p p ro - J res. more or less ot vacant lai lying on west side of High line Orlve. Longwood Florida At this m eting all interested parties may appear to be heard with retpec I to Ihe variances requested 1 his hearing may be continued Horn time to lime until linel action Is taken by Ihe Board ot Adiustment A copy ol the request is on tile with Ihe City Clerk and may be inspected by the public All persons a/e advised that it they dee de to appeal any de cisicn made al these hearings they will need a verbatim record ol the pr-xeed'vgs and for such purposas they will need lo Insure that a verbatim record Is made wt- h record to include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is made The City of Longwood does not provide this verbatim record Deled this May 35. two D L Tetry, City Clara C it, ol Longwood Fiorul* Publish June Send IS. 1WO DEL I Legal Notices NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSEDCHANGES ANO AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF T H E ZONING ORDINANCE OF TH E CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held In the Commission Room et the City Hall In the City ol Sanford. Florida, at 7.00 o'clock p m. on June 31, 1**0, to co n sid er changes and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance ol the City ot Sanlord. Florid*, a* follows: A portion ot that certain property tying el the Southeast corner ol Mellonvllto Avenue end Pine Way. It proposed to be rezoned from AG. Agriculture to MR-1. Multiple Fam ily Residen­ tial Said property being more p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c r ib e d e t lol lows: Legal Description SEC II TW P N S R G E 319 N 471 F T O F W h OF N/W, ’* O F SE ’a (LESS E 417.1 F T A R D Sl. AS R E C O R D E D IN TH E PU BLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E CO UN TY. FLO R ID A. A ll parlies in Interest end citizens tried have an opportuni­ ty to be heard at said hearing. By order ol Ihe City Com mission 41 Ihe City ol Sanlord, Florida / A D V IC E TO T H E P U BLIC: It a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to eny matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need * verba Mm record ol In* proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record Is no! provided by Ihe City ot Sanlord IFSlttOIOS) Janet R. Doneho* City Clerk Publish Ju n e!. IS. IWO DESS INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA, INANDFOR SEMINO l E COUNTY CASE NO. T0-0SS4-CA *f-E GENERALJURISDICTION DIVISION C O M M O N W EALTH M O R T G A G E C O M P AN Y OF A M E R IC A . L P. P L A IN T IFF , —vs— RICHARD W ILLIAM BROWN. J U N E K. BROWN C H A R L E S E. O 'H A R E , J R .; 4B N U R S E R IE S . INC ; G E N O V A E X P R E S S LINES. INC. G A R Y D A N IELS ; A. A N D SONS. INC.; TEI COM M UNICATION, |f(C.; S E M IN O LE COt)l,i NDANTISJ NOTICE O^SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN pursuant to an Order ol Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated June a. IWO. entered In Civil Case No «OOSi4CAO* E ol th* Circuit Cour/ ol lh* E I G H ­ T E E N T H Jud/clal Circuit In and lor SEM IN O uE County. Florida, w herein C O M M O N W E A L T H M O R TG AG E COM PANY OF A M E R IC A . L P , Plalntlll and RICH ARD W ILLIAM BROWN AN D JU N E K BROWN. HIS W IFE a rt d-lendentll). I will sail lo the highest and bast bioder tor cash. AT T H E W EST FR O N T DOOR O F T H E SEMI NO LE CO U N TY COURT HOUSE. SAN FO RD . FLO RID A, at II 00 AM . Juiv 10. IWO. Ihe lol lowing described property es sat lorth in said Final ejudg ment. to wit: L O T t t 7, W E S T L A K E M A N O R U N IT TW O B. 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 BOOK 21. AT P A G E S I* TH RO UG H 31. INCLUSIVE. OF T H E PU BLIC RECORDS OF S EM IN O LE CO UN TY. FLORI DA D A T E D at SANFORD. Florl da. this Sth day ol June. 1W0. M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT S EM IN O LE County, Florida* By Jane E Jastwic Deputy Clerk Publish: Junes. IS. 1W0 D ES 103 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SE M IN O LE CO UN TY. S T A T E O F FLORIDA. Case Ne.: *0 37I7-CA St-E Central Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: M4*S0 SO U T H E A S T M O R TG A G E COM PANY. Plainlilt, vs SUSAN T S A W Y C R .lt living, etui.etal. Defendants NO TICE OF ACTION S TA TE O F FLO R ID A TO M A R S H A K H YM AN Whose residence address It 2*0 Grant Street. Salem. New Jersey 0*0f* AND TO J E F F R E Y J .H Y M A N Whose residence eddress is *003 Grubb Road. Chevy Chase. Maryland 30SII YOU A R E N O TIFIED lha an action to lor ec lose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida Lol «J. SAUSALITO SECTION T H R E E , according to the Plat thereol. at recorded. In Plat Book 21. at Pages 74 through 70. inclusive, ot the Public Records ol Semlnoie County, Florida has been tiled against you and SUSAN T SAW YER. It living, and if married. JOHN D O E . her husband whose real neme it uncertain. It living, including eny unknown spout* of said Oetcndenl if either hat remar ned and it either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, de vlseec grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors end trustees, and all other persons claiming | by, through, under or against the named Defendants and you are required lo terv* a copy of your written defenses if any. to it on JO SEP H M P A N IELLO . ESQ U IRE. Ptaintttfs attorney whose address li 301 N Franklin Street. Suite I 2730 Tampa. F londa U*C3 | on or before the 13th day ot July i Wb and tile 'he original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on P lainlilt'* attorney or immediately there after otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Com ple<nt or Petition D A T E D on this *th day ot June, IWO C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT C O URT BY Mealhef Brunner Deputy C iere Publish J u n e l 11.33.3* IWO t^ S U7* Legal N o t l c f L t f lll N o t lC it M a sq a t i s m P SOUTHERN SPRINGS DEVELOPM ENT CORP.. Plaintiff NOTICE O f U t i l O f MOTOR VEHICLE TO SATISFY LIEN Pursuant ta F.S. TtS.SEI. Mfd-r zrId* Llats Service Acting agent N r PRITCHETT’S AUTO REPAIR. Will ten a* puMtc saw to satiety a Itan W Wit emaurst et I. t u r n the Mtteefng Raer r N U v e h i c l e : 1*31 O O D O I IVL41G3RsmSi F ir Inigectlen aatd vehicle N Netted at: IMIS. Hwy. 17 W Lang lined. FL337M Sal* Data: July 13. IWt • H M A t; MM-FLA Lien Sant. Any person claiming Interest In m M vehkt* mould contact Mid Florida Lien Service at ta n iisz-m s *r writ* to 3431 Atom* Ave. Winter Park. F L 337*3 Publish: June IS, IWB DES-ITS case DEBRA MARIE VANlf NOTICE O f ACTION TO. DEBRA MARIE VANN YOU ARE MOTIPIID the! a Petition ter Payment el funds Held In Its* Registry ot the Circuit County Court ot Semi­ nole County, Florid* tn the amount e ’ Savon Hundrod Thirty Eight Dotlers end Fitly Cants ISTM SO) has. been tiled against yea. and/You tre re­ quired to serve A copy et your It any. le it on Downs R. I 143 West Mein.Streot. Apopka, FL 33703 on or before the 37th day ot Juno IP'S. end'til* Ihe original wilts tts* Clerk et this Court, either Before service en Petl Agent, or Immediately r; otherwise a default will be entered against you tor tho relief demanded In Use Petition. DATED on Nils 23rd day ot May. m « (Seel) MARYANNE MORSE ** Clerk of the Court By: Cynthia Proctor AS DEPUTY CLER K Pubtlsh: May IS A June 1 .1. IS. two OER-1S3 NOTICE O f f ICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I em engaged In business at *20 Crown Oak Cantre Dr.. Long­ wood. F L IZ7S0. Somlnolo County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name el CLASSY CREATIONS ETC., end that I Intend to register said nemo with tts* Clerk ot tn* Circuit Court, Seminole County. Flori­ da. In accordance with th* Provisions ol th* Fictitious Nemo Statutes. To-Wlt: Section US Ot Florid* Statutes 1*17. ALBERS A ASSOCIATES. INC. Jean K. Albers Publish: June I. IS. n , J*, two oes a NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we ere engaged In business at 7SS Keen*lend Pike. Lake Mary. FL. Seminole County, Florid*, under th* Fictitious Nemo ot A CUT AWAY LAWN SERVICES, end that w* Intend to register said name with th* Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, In accordance with th* Provisions ot th* Flctltloui Name Statutes. To-Wlt: Section S4J0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Gerard E . McGerry Kevin McGerry Publish: June A 15.13.3*. IWO DES Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA, INAND FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY CASE NO. FMM-CA-ff ■ OBNERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION BA R N ETT BANKS TR UST C O M P A N Y . N.A. AS T R U S T E E FOR TH E F LO R ID A HOUSING FIN AN C E A O EN C V P LA IN TIFF, —vs— M A P Y K A Y JAC K SO N A N D UNKNOW N SPO U SE, N/K/A ROBERT C LAR K D E FE N D A N T S ). NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to en Order ot Final Judgment of Foreclosure deled June 4. IWO, entered In Civil Cat* No. *0-1*4 CA 0*E ot the Circuit Court ot th* E t b . .T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and lor SE M IN O LE County. Florida, wherein B A R N E T T B A N K S TR UST C O M P A N Y . N.A. AS T R U S T E E FOR T H E F LO R ID A HOUSING FIN AN CE A G E N C Y . P la l n t l l l a n d M A R Y K A Y JACKSON are delendantli). I will sell to th* highest and best bidder lor cash. A T T H E W EST FRON T OOOR OF T H E SEMI NO LE CO U N TY C O U R T ­ HOUSE. SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A, al It 00 AM . July 13. IWO. tts* lol lowing described property es set lorth Irv said Final ment, to-wlt; UNIT 103. B U I L O lR G III. SUN RIDGE III. A ,COND O M IN IU M T O G E T H E R W ITH AN D UND IVID ED IN T E R E S T IN TH E COM M ON E L E M E N T S ACCO RD ING TO T H E D E C L m RATION o f c 6 n d o m i n i U M AS R E C O R D E O IN OF FICIAL RECO R DS BOOK 1433. AT P A G E 11*0. A R O P L A T T E D IN P L A T BOOly 33. P A G E S 4 THROUGH l.J P U B L I C R E C o r o s o f A e m i n o l e CO UN TY, F i/ r i DA D A T E D i f SAN FO RD , Florl do. this a de/ol June, two. M A R Y A N N E M ORSE CLER KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT SEM INO LE County. Florid* By Jen* E. Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish: Ju n el, IS. 1W0 O E S 103 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. W MM CJM-F-P GARY E. MASSEY. TRUSTEE, Plalntlll, v* K DAVID ROSA. Individually end** Trustee, el a l. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN ttsel, pursuant to Final Judg­ ment entered In the cat* ot GARY E. MASSEY. TRUSTEE v K DAVID ROSA. Individually end as Trustee. F R E E D O M SAVINGS end LOAN J^BOCIA TION. CAPITAL ASSOCIATES. INC . THE UNITE!/ STATES O F AM ER IC A . F LO R ID A POW ER COR ION. In the Sem in ole C ir c u it C a u rt C ou n ty, C a se No tv 40*0 C a oe p. irslgned Clerk will sell ilk sale to best1 bidder tor the highest cash et test front door, Seminole C< y Courthouse. In Sanlord. Sei nol* ICounty. Flor ir of Ii 00 4 ns , on ide. el the the sth da July. A D IWO. Ihal c e rlA ln re a l p ro p e rly situate enfi being In Seminole County, fioride. described as follows T h e E o s l >1 o t L o * •. E N T Z M I N G E R F A R M S AO OITION, No I, according to th* Diet thereof os recorded In Plat Book S. Peg* *. Public Record* ol Sem Inole County. Ftor Ide D A T E D this 4tn day June. A D t»V0 M A R Y A N N E M O RSE Clerk ot Its* Circuit Court BY Jan* E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish June) IS. lew OES *4 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT O f TH E tETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORIDA. IN AND P M SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. •PStSfCARg-P O IN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION M URRAY M ORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF, KEITH ISAACS ANO GERTI ISAACS. HIS WIFE DEFENDANTS. NOTICE O f M L B NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant lo an O rd e r r e ­ scheduling foreclosure sate dated May It, IWB. entered In Civil Co m Ha. W O T * C A * e P el th* Circuit Caurt et lha IITH Judicial Circuit in and N r SEM­ I N O L E C o u n t* , F lo r i d a , wherein M U R R A Y M O R T ­ GAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff and KEITH ISAACS AND O IRTI • ISAACS. HIS WIFE are attend anlts), I will tall to the highest and bast bidder tor cam. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEM IN O LE CO U N TY C O U R T H O U S E . SA H PO R O , FLORIDA, at 1t:» AM. July S. IWB. th* lol lowing described proparty as set torift In M id Final Judgment, to-wlt: LOT t ANO THE WEST 13.S3 F E E T OF LOT S. BLOCK *S SAN LAN DO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE AS W. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA. DATEO at SANFORD. Flerlda.thls 1st day at June. IWO. M ARYANNE MORSE CLER KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County. Florida By: JanaE. Jastwic Deputy Clark Publish: Juno I. IS. IWO DEM I IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Co m Number BMTSt-CA-etL CO M M ON W EALTH M O R T­ G A G E C O M P A N Y OF A M E R IC A , L.P .. Plaintiff, vs W ILLIAM A . C O R M A N E Y . It and M E L B A i . C O R M A N E Y , his wile; O L D N E P U B L IC IN­ S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y ; end W E K IV A H UN T C L U B C O M ­ M U N IT Y ASSN . INC.. Defendants. 1BCPNO AM END ED NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to an order Resetting Foreclosure Sal* Date and/or a final judgment of lorecioisure in th* above-captioned action. I will M il lha property situated In Seminole County, Florida, de­ scribed as: Lot S. WEKIVA HUNT CLUB FOX HUNT SECTION t. ac­ cording to Its* plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book U, Pages 2* - 13, Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida, el public sal*, to th* highest end best bidder tor cash, at tts* West Front Door ol tho Courthouse In Sanlord, Seminole County. Fior­ ide. al 13:00 a m., on July tB. IWO. DATEO ml* 1st day ot Junt. 1W0 MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ot th* Court By: Jane E. Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish: Junel. IS. IWO DES to IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CA SE NO. WSM*-CAa*-P THE TROUT COM PAN Y, a Georgia company., Plaintiff. vs. ROBERT E MOON. Trust**, et •I, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER *1 Nolle* It given ttsel pursuant to Its* Final Judgment dated June 4th. 1W0 In Cat* No • seaoeoCAoep ol the Circuit Court In th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor SeminoleCounty. Florida. In which THE T R O U T C O M P A N Y It tho P la ln tlll. end R O B E R T E. M O O N . Trustee, G A Y L E TEN LON. W ILLIAM HENKHAUS. DEBBIE' HUDSON. A M Y K R E IO E R . ALICE JOHNSON. GEORGE BELLOU. JANET KENNEDY, G E O R G E SIN G ER , M ORT C A G E INCOME FUND L I M I T E D . JOHNSTOWN A M E R I C A N C O M P A N IE S , e/h/e JO H N STO W N P R O P E R T I I S . d/b/a T IF FANS SQUARE APARTMENTS. DR. YASSER HOSNI.i DJEH A N E HOSNI. RICHARD HAROOON. SHARON HARDOON. TERRY L RAY. end SUSA7* PEPUS. are the D*r*nd**tt. t will tell to Its* highest and best bidder tor cash at the West Front Door et the Semlnol* County' Court house. Sanlord. Florida, et II SO a m on Jyty lltt. IWO. tts* following Oes:, bed reel proper ty set forth in its* Final Judg menl: / Units | end a. Building A. Units IS and I*. Building O. and Units It end » . Building E . end en undivided S-M interest in Ihe C om m on E le m e n ti. C O A C H L IG H T ESTATES. SECTIO N II. e Condominium according So th* Declaration el Condominium In O ffic ia l Records Book 1373. Peg* 1*30. Public Records ol Semlnol*County. Florida Th* property remains subject to en *>Isting first mortgage Dated June 4 Iwo C L E R K OF ij ■ CIRCU IT COURT By Jen* E Jesewlc Deputy Clerk Publish Junes, is lew O E S 100 �l Sarilord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday. June Legal Notices le g a l N o tlca i IN TM t CIRCUIT COURT OP >'HI IIOHTIKNTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FOR SIMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK N O W 4 W C P IN RE T H E E S T A T E OF K AR L CHADW ICK W A L K E R . Dk m H NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adm inistration of tha M ill* Of K A R L CHADW ICK W A L K E R , deceased. F lit Number *0 o » CP, It ponding In the C 1 It Court tor Seminole C o u n .y , F lo r id a . P ro b a ta Division. tho od drtti ol which It Somlnolo County Courtbouto, Sanford. F lo rid a 32F7I. Tho nom ol and addrottoi ol Iho par tonal roprotonlatlvo and of iho portonal representative's attorney a rt tot forth bo low A ll Intorottod pertont aro required to Ilia with thlt court, WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF TH ISN O TICE: HI a ll d a lm t agalnit tho ottato. and 131 any ob|octlon by an Interrile d porton to whom notice wat mailed that challenge! the valid Ity ol tho will, tho quel 11leaf torn ol Iho portonal roprotanletlvo. venue, or |urltdlctlon ol Iho court. A L L C LAIM S A N D O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication of th lt Notice began on June IS. IWO Personal Raprotontatlvo; J O Y C E ANN W A LK E R 107 Brantley Harbor Drive Longwood. Florida 37771 1407)700 fats Attorney for Portonal Ropretontatlvo: P A U L N. S C H A E F E R . ESQUIRE 37U W e il Slate Rd, *Ja. Suite One Longwood. Florida 3777* (407)774 7171 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE, Clerk, Circuit Court BY: Patricia Thatcher DEPUTYCLERK SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RIOA Publlth: June 15.17.1W0 OES 100 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnett al lira Lyn> T r„ Caite Iberry, FL 17)01, Semlnoh Ccunty, Florida, under the Flctllloui Name ol M Y OWN G A R D E N E R , and that I Intend to register told name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florl da. In accordance with the P rovisions ol Iho Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section MS 09 Florida Statutes ITS7 Garnett English Publish: June I. IS. 11.». IWO DESK IN T H E CIRCUIT CO URT IN AND FOR S EM IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO RIOA CASE NO. W SI4I CA W-P AG N ES HOOAK. Plalntllf. VS. VICTOR PEORIAIilES. D ANN A J P E D R I A N E & iW IN N IFRED L. JOHNSON. NANCY C Z A TT . and IN TERN A TIO N AL F ID E L IT Y INSURANCE C O M PAN Y. Delendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that. pursuant to a Summary Judgment In Foreclosure en fered on the 4th day ol June, 1W0 by the above entitled Court In Iho above styled cause, the undersigned clerk ol :h i above entitled court, or any ot her duly euthorlred deputies, will sell Ihe properly situate In Seminole County. Florida, Lot 1). Block II. H E F T L E R HOM ES HOW ELL PARK SECTION ON E. according to the Piet thereof, as recorded In Piet Book 11. Pages 45. 44. 47 4nd 41 ol the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida, at public salt to the highest and best bidder lor cash el II 00 o’clock, a m on Ihe Slh day ol July, IW0. at Ihe west Iron! door ol Ihe Seminole County Courl house In Seminole County. Flor Ida D A T E D this 4lh day ot June, two M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF CIRCUIT CO URT By: Jena E Jasewic D EPUTYCLERK Publish June!. IS. IWO O E S 17 NOTICE OF PUBLIC H EAR IN O NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN BY TH E C IT Y O F LON G WOOD. F L O R ID A . Ihel Ihe Board ot Adiustment will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday June 10. IWO. 7:10 P M , In the Longwood C lly Com m ission C h a m b e rs . 171 W W arren Avenue. Longwood Florida, or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider variances requested by Classy Chastles Rent A Car as follows I) to operate a car rental office closer than 100 teat to residentielly zoned property end 1) to operate e .»r rental office on a lot less than two 111 acres In sire In e C 1 toning district, on the following legally described property The East ISO’ ol Ihe West 14)' ol Ihe North !QC of the South 111 II’ ot that pari ol BLOCK I. W ILD M E R E . lying north ol Ihe Township Line, also Ihe Eeit 75* ot the West 147 ot the South 111 11* ot BLOCK I. lying North o l T o w rs s h lp l i n e ol W lLO M E R E \ according to Plat thereof recorded In PUT Book I. Page III. ol ttse Pub/lc Records of Seminole County .Flo rida More generally/deser bed as SSI E Hwy if * Longwood. Florida At this maelyfig all Interasltd par lias may appear to be heard with respect' to the variances requested tin s hearing may be continued from lime to time until final action is taken by lie Board ot Adiustment A copy ol the request is on Ilia with the City Clerk end may be inspected by the public All persons err advised that it they decide to appeal any de cislon made at these hearings, they will need e verbatim record ol the proceedings and tor such purposes, they will need to insure that s verbatim record IS made which record to include the testimony end evidence upon which Ihe appeal Is made the City o l Longwood does not p- ovide this verbatim record Dated this May IS. IWO O L Tarry. City Clerk City ot Longwood F lor Ida Publish June Sand IS. two OES 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO : W I S H C A W L ADVER TISEM EN T BIDS PROJECT: Asbestos Abatement Jackson Heights Middle School Building IS • . Location: Jackson Heights JU LIA AG NU S. AdmlnlstretrU Middle School ot the Estate ot JO SEPH tat Academ y Drive E LW O O O C IJE LE IN a /k/ a Oviedo. Florida 17)45 JO SE P H E E I S E L E I N A D V ER TISEM EN T O A T ': PlelntltHs) June IS. IWO vs. Seeled bids will be received N O R EEN R HAVENER for the ‘■jrnlthing ot ell labor, G U N T H E R , and H E R M A N R. materials, equipment, and in G U N T H E R , her husband, and cldentaJt required for ttse re (Blank I. an unknown parson In move I ol asbestos containing possession ol me p*|ect real materials within specified areas proparty, and M ICH AE L C. of Building l ol Jackson Heights LAP IN SK AS and M A R Y E. M'ddlo School In accordance MATHIS l/k/a M A R Y E . wim the Drawings end LAPINSKAS. his Former wile, Specifications prepared by Lew end CITICORP SAVINGS O F Engineering. Bids will be re­ FLO R IO A . a Federal Savings ceived by Itw Owners repre and Loan Association. tentative, lo the attention ot M r. Defandant(s). Richard Wells until 1:00 P M NOTICE OF ACTION local lim e on June II. IWO. TO: M A R Y E. MATHISf/k/a Drawings end specifications M A R Y E . LAPINSKAS lor mis work may be exem.ned A D D R E S S LAST KNOWN al Ihe office ol the Engineer. Rt. I Boa IBS Law Engineering. M il Wame. NC TWO! Southland Blvd.. Suite 110, O r and any unknown hairs, delendo, Florida HKTf. *i sees, grantees, creditors and Bidding documents m ay be Oliver unknown persons, un obtained at the office ot Law known spouses, e t i to k e n or Engineering, Is successors thereof c(lim ing by. as "E ng in eer", updn pay Merit ol through and underTiny ol the a nonrefundeble (peynyent ol above named Defejraenti twenty live dollars i YOU A R E N O H F I E O that an Any Bid tubml action to foreckwa a mortgage Irrevocable lor a | on the following property In days alter the tl Seminole Couftty. Florida: opening el Bids. L ot 1. M a c k D . S O U T H The successful Bidder will be P I N E C R E fT , according lo the required lo turnlsly Performance Plat thereof as recorded In Plat and Payment Bonds In the hill Book lO./Peges * and 10 ot the amount o l the Contract Sum P u blic /Records o l Seminole A ll Bidders must be licensed County/Flor Ida. Asbestos Abatement Can has baton Hied against you and tractors llyy' accordance with you are required to serve a copy F.S 45S x y a S J M ) In Ihe Slate at your written defenses. It any, of Flor (day lo It on Jamas M. Magee. E s q . The BJbder s name, license Ol N G D U C H A L A M A G E E . number end license expiration P A . 77* H merest St., Orlando. date, end that perl ol the Florida mot, on or be Iore June class! Ileal ion applying lo the M. IWO. and tile the original Bid mutt be pieced on the with the Clerk ol this Court envelope containing the Con either before service on Plain tractor's Bid. end the envelope lilt's attorney or Immediately shall be plainly marked " P ro thereafter: otherwise e default potel lor the Removal ot will be entered against you tor Asbestos Containing Materials the re lle l demanded In Ihe — Jackson Haights Middle Complaint. School". W ITNESS my hand and seat The Owner reserves ttse right ol mis Court on May II. IWO. to reject any and all Bids and to (CIRCUIT CO URT S E A L ) waive Irregularities, M A R Y A N N E MORSE technicalities, and Informalities Clerk ol tha Circuit Court In toe Bidding By: Cecelia V.E kern The Owner Intends to award Deputy Clerk Publish: May IS A June I, I, IS. the Contract bated upon the lowest qualilled, responsive. Bid 1 received. DER 1SS Bids may be submitted In person or by mall and shall be In duplicate and addressed to Tha School Board IN T H E CIRCUIT CO U R T ol Seminole County O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H l i l t Mellonvllle Avenue JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT San lord. Florida 11771 SE M IN O LE C O U N TY , A lin : M r. RlchardW ells FLO R ID A Bids must be received prior to CIVIL ACTION NO.i 1 00 P M . local lime. June II. W -IU C A W L IWO. M ID FIRST SAVINGS A N D Publish: June IS, IWO LOAN ASSOCIATION. DES-171 Plalntllf. vs. IN T H E CIRCUIT C O URT N E IL S . LONG, a single man. O F T H E IITH JU D IC IAL Defendant CIRCUIT. IN A N D FOR NO TICE OF ACTIO N SE M IN O LE C O U N TY . To: N E IL S. LON G, a single FLO RIO A man. not known to be dead or ClSe Ne.: If-H Sl-CA tt-P alive. AND A L L H EIR S. D E ­ R H O D A BOUZE K. a t Trustee VISE ES. G R A N T E E S . Pleintltl. A S S IG N EES . LIEN O R S. vs. CR ED ITO R S. T R U S T E E S AND R O B E R T C. JAB LO N SK I end O TH E R C LA IM A N TS BY. M A R Y E JAB LO N SK I. hit T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR wife: O V IED O PU BLISHIN G AG AINST THE D E F E N D A N T S . C O . INC , • Florida N E IL S . LONG, a single man corporation; W FT V . INC .and Residence UNKNOW N P R E S S BROADCASTING. YO U A R E H E R E B Y NOTI Defendants F IE O that an action to foreclose AM ENDED a mortgage on the following NOTICE O F S A L E described property In S E M I­ NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN N O L E County, Florlda.tow ll. mat on the Slh day ot July. 1W0. Lot 71. N O RTH SH O RE. ac at 11 00 A M at the lobby at the cording lo Ihe plat thereof as West Door ot the Alain Court recorded In Plat Book II, Pages house In S en lord,/Sem inole 10, II. and II. Public Records of County. Florida. M A R Y A N N E Seminole County, Florida, M O R S E . Clerk o V the Circuit has been tiled against you and Court, will otter tor sale to Ihe you a rt required to serve a copy highest end best bidder lor cash, ol your written defenses. It any. i t public outer/ the following upon G R ACE A N N E G LAVIN . described prootrty in Seminole ESQ U IRE. 1140 Tuskawlile Rd . County, Florida, more particu Post Office Boa 1771. Winter larly drscnbttj as follows Springs. F L 117M177I. on or The W est/s ol the Southeast before the lOtts day ol July. IWO. L* of the Southwest (a of the and tile the original with the Southeast/ 54 of Section S, Clerk ol this Circuit court either Township 70 South. Range 11 before service upon Ihe Plain­ East, also known as Tract 71. tiffs Attorney or immediately M U LL E T LAKE R ETR EAT thereafter: otherwise, a Oaleull UNIT 1. Subject to an easement will be entered against you tor over the North X feet tor road Ihe re lle l demanded in Ihe drainage and utilities Complaint or Petition T h e a b o v e s a le Is m a d e W ITNESS my hand and leal pursuant to Final Judgment ol ol thlr Courl on this the Sth day F o re clo su re entered In the ol June. IWO above styled cause (Court Seel) IN WITNESS W H E R E O F . I M A R Y A N N E M O RSE have hereunto set my hand and C L E R K OF TH E official seal mis 4th day ol June. CIRCUIT COURT IWJ By CeceliaV Ekern (S E A L) Deputy Clerk M A R Y A N N E M ORSE Publish June I, IS. 11. IT. IWO Clerk ot Circuit Court D ES II By Jane E Jesewic Deputy Clark IN TH E CIRCUIT CO URT Publish June I. IS, IWO DE S »1 O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE TO PU B LIC : OF THE S T A T E OF Notice is hereby given that a FLO RID A. Public Hearing will be held by tN A N D FO R the Planning end Zoning Com SEM IN O LE C O U N TY mission In Ihe City Commission Case Ne. It S i l l CA W E Chambers. City Hall. Sanford. General Jurlsdlctlen Florida al 7 00 P M on Thurs G O V E R N M E N T NATION AL day, June It. IWO. to consider M O R T G A G E ASSOCIATION. the fo llo w in g c h a n g e end Pleintltl. amendment to the Zoning Ordi vs E A R L W E B E R L Y . Director at T ru ttw o l NATIONAL IN V E ST M E N T G R O U P , a dissolved corporation. Delendanti NOTICE OF FO R E C L O S U R E SALE BY C L E R K OF CIRCUIT CO URT Nonce It hereby given that Ihe undersigned Meryanne Morse. Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida, will, on tha llth day ot July. IWL at II 00 A M . at tha Iron! door ot the Seminole County Court house. In thg City ol Sanford. Florida, otter,lor tale and tell at public outcry to the Highest end best bidder to* catp. the follow mg described y situated Florida. in Seminole to wit Lo t It. DDEN LAKE V ILLAS E I. according lo the plat At recorded in P lat Bi Paget W 101. P u b lic tic illecordt ot Seminole lor ida Coun it Ito Ihe final deerte ot pursuant loretjbsuff e entered in a case pending In te id Court, the style GO VERNM EN T Of/iwhich it N A TIO N AL M O R T G A G E AS SO C IA T IO N vs EARL W E B E R L Y . Director as Trustee at NATIONAL IN V E ST M E N T G R O U P e 1 ssol.ed corpora •Ion. WITNESS my hand and ot •icisl seal ol sa d Court this am day ot June. IWO (SEAL) By Jane E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish JuneI. IS. two OES W Leg?! Notices Legal Notices nance ol the City of Sanford. Seminole County. Florida Reionwg trom AG. Agricul tore To that ot Ri i. Restricted Industrial L E G A L D E SCRIPTIO N Sec 04 Twp 10S Rge H E . W i i of NW ‘a Ol NE > < • (LESS N S AC A Geg SE Cor ot N S AC; R u n ib HO Ft, SIS ft. E H O F t .N I S F / fo B e g l Being generally dtscribed as East ol Beerdele revenue South Of Hlghwoy Rt 40 The P le n n ln / \end Zoning Commission wdT submit a rec ommendation f o the Clly Com mission In fweor of. or against. Iho r e q u e s t e d c h a n g t or amendment The C lly Com m ission A il) h old e Public H e a rin g / in Ihe Commission Room (if City Moll., Senlord. Florida at 7 00 P M on July 1 ITW) to consider said recom mends lion All parties in inleresl and citizens shell have en upperturn ty to be heard at said hear Ingt By order ot the Planning and Zoning Commission ot the City ot San lord. Florida this 17th day of May. iwo John Morris, Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission A D V I C E T O TH E PUBLIC II a person dacidrs te appeal a decision mode with 'rvpac' lo any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing he may need e verbatim record • the proceedings me gding the testimony end evidence, which record is not provided by Ihe City ol Sanford IFS Tie 0105) Publish Juno I IS. iwo o es « IN T H C CIRCUIT C O URT OF T H E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FOR SE M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A C ASE NO.: M-44S1 C A M L F LO R ID A BAR NO : 171171 CITICORP SAVIN GSOF FLO R IO A . a federal savings end loan association. Pleintltl. v. J A M E S M M O N C E L L O .e l el Delendants NOTICE O F ACTION TO. James M Moncello and Jane Ooe.hltw lle residence address unknown YOU A R E N O TIFIE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the I0II0WI14; described real and personal properly In Semi nole County. Florida TH E NORTH 100 F E E T OF T H E SOUTH SIS F E E T OF TH E E A S T 4$ F E E T OF TH E W EST *11.11 F E E T O F TH E N E to O F T H E SW to O F SECTION 17. TOWNSHIP to SOUTH. R A N G E 10 E A S T . S E M I N O L E C O U N TY . FLO RID A a/k/aaoiE Palmetto Avenue, Longwood. Florida has been tiled against you and you are required lo serve a copy of your written defenses. It any. to It on Don A Lynn. E s q . Shutts A Bowen, attorneys lor plaintiff, whose address is IS00 Edward Bell Building — M iam i C e n te r, 100 Chopin P la t a . M iam i, Florida 13111, on or before July tt. two end tile the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on plaintiffs attorneys or Immedi ately thereafter; otherwise e default will be entered against you lor the rellel demanded in Ihe complaint herein D A T E D O N June!. IWO. (Court Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk, Circuit Court By: Patricia F He.i.h es Deputy Clerk Publish: June*. IJ.17.7S. ISS0 D ES 1)0 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN D FOR SE M IN O LE FO U N T Y . FLO R ID A CASE NO.: fO-lSfl-CAOS E ED WAR D M . H O LD ER end C A R O L A N N H O LD ER . Plelntills. vs K IM B E R L Y CONNER end LEW IS CONNER. Da tendon Is NOTICE OF ACTION TO K IM B E R L Y C O N N E R — A D D R E S S UNKNOWN YO U A R E N O TIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following properly In Seminole County. Florida Lot 41. H A Z E L G L E N ; ac cording to the plat the/tof. recorded In 41. ol the Public Seminole County has been tiled required to written delense ED W ARD CA q u ire. P whose addresl is 1111 Lee Road. Winter Perk/ Florida, H7IS. on or belore JOne IS, 1SS0 and tile Ihe original with the Clerk ot Ihe Court either belore service on Pialntitt's Attorney or Immedi elely thereafter, otherwise, a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Complaint D A T E D this llr d day ol May. IWO (SEAL) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF CIRCUIT C O URT By Heather Brunner As Deputy Clerk P u b lis h M i y IS A Ju n e 1.1. IS. IWO O E R 254 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. E I G H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FOR SEM INO LE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. SO 1471 CAOSE BANCBOSTON M O R TG A G E CORPORATION, e Florida corporation, Ihe successor by merger to STOCKTON. W H A T L E Y . DAVIN A C O M P A N Y , a F".rIda corporation. Plen tllt, vs S A N FO R O J GO ULD , e t a l. Delendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO SAN FO RD J GO ULO : Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address 1801 Summerlin Avenue. San lord. F L 11771 and or 1110 Santoed Aveiuc. Sanford. F L 13771 ' C A R M E L A J GO ULD Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address III] South Sanford Avenue. San tor d, F L and d r 1101 Sum merlin Avenue. Sanford. F L 11771 P A U L A DE V E L D E R Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address 7401 S an fo rd. S a n fo rd , F L and or P O Box StO. Santord, F L 17771 Any unknown heirs, devisees, creditors, grantees and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by. through and under S A N F O R D J G O U LD and or C A R M E L A J G O U LD and or P A U L A DE V ELD ER Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOT1FIEI action to foreclose en cu m b e rin g fhq property in Samir Florida Lot 1. less the rth J leet and the North 1 tool 1 1. Block 4 B E L AIR acc Img to Ihe Plat thereot as ret I in Plat Book 1. Page )». ot /he Public Records of Semmolf County. Florida Together ylih Range Retrig •rator has been tiled by the Pleintltl against you and others m the above entitled cause and you are required to serve e copy ol your written defenses it any to it on SMITH A SIMMONS, P A Plaintiffs attorneys t i l West A d a m s S treet. Suite I ' l l . Jacksonville Florida 33303 on or before July 30. IWO. and tile the original with the Clerk al this Court either before service on Plaintiff 1 attorney or imme dietely thereafter otherwise, a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded m the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and seal ol this Court on this I3fh day ol June, iwo (SEAL) M A R Y A N N E MOW i f C le rk -I the C ir c u it C ou rt By H eather B ru n n er D eputy C le rk Publish June IS. II JV A July 4 .1W0 DES 174 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC CIOHTCCNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION NO.i w - iiiA C A ee-P BARNETT M O RTGAGE C O M PAN Y I Pleintltl. vs. E R N E S T R ALSBRO OKS, at a l, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to the Final Judgment ot Foreclosure and Sale entered In the cause pending In Ihe Circuit Court ol Ihe Eighteenth Judicial C ircuit, In and lor Seminole County, Florida. Civil Action No f0 1011 CA Of P, the undersigned Clerk will sell the p r o p e r t y s it u a t e d In s a id County, described e s : Lot 1. Block B. P IN E VIEW, according to Plat thereot es recorded In Piet Book ». page 71. of Ihe Public Records ol Semi nole County. F lor Ida at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash at 11:00 o’clock a m „ on the lls l day ol July. IWO at the West Front door of the Seminote County Court house. Santord. Florida Dated this 4th day ol June. two C L E R K OF CIRCUIT COi M ARYANNE By: Jane DEPUTYC Publish: Ju< D ES 105 I N T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT SE M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R IO A CASE NO. Of S41J C A W L SUN BAN K. N A . as successor Truslee tor Ihe Orange County Housing Finance Authority. Plalntllf. vs THOMAS L. MCW ILLIAMS and karen d McWilliam s . his wile. Defendants NO TICE O F SALE Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the Summery Final Judgment of Foreclosure end Sale dated. June t i IWO. and entered In the cause pending in Ihe Circuit Court/of the Eigh teenlh Judicial Circuit, In and tor Seminole 'fdunty, Florida, Civil Action N o n T Sail C A M L. the underiiqrveeVCIerk will sell the property /situate In said County, described a \ Lo t IS. R E P b A T O F GR O V E VIEW V I L L A G E FIRST ADDITION, according to tha plat thereot at recorded In Plat Book 14. Pages 4, S. and a, ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. at public sale, to the highest and belt bidder tor cash at 11.00 A M . on ihe llth day of July. IWO, at the West Front Door of Ihe Seminole County Court house. Santord. Florida D A T E D this 1th day of June. IWO (COURT S E A L) M A R Y A N N E M O RSE Clerk ot the Circuit Courl Seminole County, Florida By Jane E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish Ju n e l. IS. IWO D ES W 15. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT C O U R T O F T H E IITH JU O ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SE M IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A CASE NO. N i n t CA W E C O L L E C T IV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plalntllf. vs. G R E N N E T T E A. SER V IC E, e t u i., at a t . Defendant(t) NO TICE OF S ALE IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU OICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N O FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RIO A CASE NO : ft, 0541 CA 09 E FR A N K LANOSA. Plalntllf, vs N E IL S LO N G ; C l' :S BOOST V IL L A G E CONDOMINIUMS II H O M EO W N ERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and JOHN DOE. a/k/aKIP B Y R N E , a tenant In possession. Oetendanls N O TIC E O F S A L ' P U R S U AN T TO C H A P T E R 41 Notice Is given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Forecto sure, dated June 4th. IWO. In Case No 900S4I CA Ot E ol Ihe Circuit Court of Ihe Eighteenth Judicial C ircu it, in and tor Seminole County. Florida, in which F R A N K LANOSA lv Ihe Ptalntm and N E IL S LONG. C R A N E S ROOST V I L L A G E C O N D O M IN IU M S II H O M E OW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; and JOH N D O E . a'k/a KIP B Y R N E , a tenant In possession, ere the Defendants. I will sell to Ihe highest and best bidder for cash at 11:00 a m . al Ihe west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. M l North Park Avenue In Santord. Semi nole County, Florida, on July It. IWO. the following described property set forth in the Order ot Final Judgment Unit 104. C R A N E ’S ROOST V I L L A G E . SEC TIO N O N E . together with en undivided J 4MJ share In the common elements appurtenant thereto according to the Declaration ot Condominium recorded In Ot liclel Records Book u m . at Page 1110. of Ihe Public Records of Seminote County, Florida O A T E D Ju n el. IWO (COURT S E A L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT By Ja n e E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish Ju n e l. IS. IWO OES 101 IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUOICIAu LIRuUIT SE M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R IO A CIVIL ACTION NO.: to 1771 C A M P AM E RICAN SAVINGS BANK. F A . Plaintiff, vs. T E R E N C E D SCOGGIN e la l . unii NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered in this case now pending In said Court, the style ot which Is Indicated eb-ve I will sell to the highest and b a il bidder lor cash In the SE M IN O LE County Courthouse, west front door. X I N Perk Avenue. Santord, at 11.00 A M ., on the 10th day ol July. IWO. ttse following described property es let IOrth In said Order or Final Judgment, towlt: Lot 141, M AN D AR IN SEC TION S E V E N , according to Ihe Plat thereot es recorded In Plat Book ]3. Pages 14 A IS of Ihe P u blic Records ol Seminole County, Florida O R D E R E D al County, this 'gth das IWO MARYANNE A s Clerk. C ircu it Seminole County/Pjortde By: Ja n eE . Jevtwlc^ As Deputy Cle« Publish: Ju n e l, IS. IWO D E S 101 IH T H E CIRCUIT C O URT OF T H E liT H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT O F F L O R I D A , IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE CO UN TY C ASE NO. W-Wlf-CA-W-P G E N E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION M IO LA N TIC H O M E M O R T G A G E CORPORATION P L A IN T IF F . —VS— B R E N D A J SAW YER; D EFEN D AN TS) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant .0 en Order ot Final Judgment c* Foreclosure dated June J. IWO. entered In Civil Case No fOOSSSCAOfP of Ihe. C irc u it Court of the E IG t T E E N T H Judicial Circuit Ini tor SEM IN O LE County. F lo ra e , wherein M I D L A \ T I C H O M E M O R T G A G E CORPORATION, Plaintiff end B R E N M / 3 . SAW Y E R are delendan'^A, t will sell to the highest arto best bidder lor cash. A ^ T H E W EST FR O N T DOOR OF TH E S EM I. NO LE CO UN TY CO UR T HOUSE, SANFORD, FLO R ID A , at l ! : M AAA. July 10. iwg. the following described properly as set forth In said Final Judg ment, towlt: LOT 141 O A K LA N D V I L L A G E SECTION T H R E E . A C C O R D ING TO T H E P LA T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 71. P A G E S II AN D 14. PU BLIC RECO R DS O F SEMI N O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A D A T E O It SANFORD. Flor, da. this4th day of June. IWO M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K .O F I H E r. CIRCUIT COURT S EM IN O LE County. Florida By: Jane E. Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish Ju n el. IS. IWO D E S 1"4 r*Jbi *Ori vvj J, . f t NOTICE O F ACTION To N ANCY J SCOGGIN. net known to be dead or alive. AND A LL HEIRS. D EV ISEES. G R A N T E E S . ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANT OTHER CLAIM AN TS BY . THROUGH. U N D E R OR AG AINST T H E D E FE N D A N T . NANCY J SCOGGIN Residence UNKNOWN YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on Ihe following described property In SEMI N O LE County. Florida, fowll Lot 104. O E E R RUN. UNIT 7 B. a cco rd in g to the P la t thereot a i recorded In Plat Book 77, Page 14. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida has been filed against you and you are required lo lerve a copy of your written delxnses. It any, upon G R A C E AN N E GLAVIN. ESQ U IRE. llaO Tuskawllla Rd Post Otllce Bo* 1774 Wioler Springs. F L 17704 1771. on or belore the llth day of July. two. and tile the original with Ihe Clerk ol this Circuit court either belore service upon the Plain tiff's Attorney or Immediately thereafter otherwise, a Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition W ITNESS my hand and seat ol this Court on this Ihe Sth day ol June. 1W0 (Court Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T By CeceliaV Ekern Deputy Clerk P u b llth J u n e l. IS ,77.2t. IWO D ES 17 NOTICE OF PUBLIC H E A R IN G The Seminole County Planning and Zonlnq Board will hold a public hearing In Room W 177 of the County Services Building. Santord. Florida, on July S. IWO A T 7 00 P M . or as soon thereafter as possible to consider the following: A CO N TIN U ED PU BLIC H E A R IN O FOR C H A N G E O F ZONING REG U LA TIO N S I Virgiltio S. Godlnho - R E Z O N E F R O M A t, A G R IC U L T U R E TO R IA SINO LE F A M IL Y R E S ID E N T IA L (PZW-I4I - Lot 74. less the west 500 leet. A E G rltt‘n i ' i Subdivision, according to Ihe Plat thereot es recorded In Plat Book 7. Page 4] ot Ihe Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. In Section M 71 X Further described as I I 4 Acres located on the west end ol Plumose, trom A l l o H tA Continued from June 4. 1W0 B P U B LIC H EA R IN G FO R CH ANG E O F ZONING R E G U L A TIONS. I. P A R F O U R P A R T N E R S H I P R E Z O N E F R O M A I. A O R IC U L T U R E TO PU D. P L A N N ED UNIT D E V E L O P M E N T (PZfO-JS) — The north 311 yards ot Ihe west 155 ' j yards ol the NE '* ot the SE '4 ol Section 34, Township 3IS. Range M E. Seminole County, Florida Lying south ot County Road 474 Eurttw described as II 7 acres located on the south tide ol SR 436. south ol Tutkawilla Road Those In attendance will be beard and written comments may be Hied with the lan d Management Division Hearings may be continued trom time lo time as found necessary Further details a vJ 1labik by c a 11ing J 3III M E <tens ior\ 7U4 NOTE Persons are advised that It they wish to appeal any decision made at this meeting, they will need a record ol the proceedings, and tor such purpose, they may need to ensure that a yerba'lm record ot the proceedings It made which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which Ihe appeal is to be based, per Section TU OiOS. Florida Statutes ~*"t ’ ’ B O A B D O F CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO RIOA BY H E R B H A R D IN .O IR E C T O H LA N D M A N A G E M E N T Publish: June IS. Itto D E S 144 ^552 FREEBIEADS Take advantage ot this special otter T h is is a great o p p o rtu n ity for you to en joy the s a m e great re su lts as o u r reg ular c la s s ifie d c u s to m e rs at no c o s t to you. J u s t follow these In stru ctio n s. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A d s w ill be sc h e d u le d to run for 10 d ays. P rice of item m u st be stated in the ad and be $100 or le s s. O n ly 1 item per ad and 1 ad per h o u se h o ld per week. Y o u sh o u ld call a n d c a n c e l as s o o n as Item sells. A v a ila b le to Individuals (non C o m m e rc ia l) only. D o e s not a p p ly to rentals o r garage & yard sa les. 6. T h e ad m ust be o n the form sh o w n b elo w and either be m a iled in o r p re se n te d in p erso n fully p repared to the S a n fo rd H erald C la s s ifie d D epartm ent. 7. A d will start as s o o n as p o ss ib le . 8. C la s s ifie d M a n a g e m e n ts d e c is io n on c o p y a cc e p ta b ility will be final. Sanford Herald M A IL TO: S a n lo rd H erald CLASSIFIED FREEBIE ADS P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUOE PRICE • HOG O R LESS PRINT AO HERE'. NAME. PHONE. ADDRESS I SubicrlGl 1990 — 7B To The Sinlgid H e ra ld ( ) T il ( ) No M Ri �v- r - T 7 " '( t 88 - Sanlcrd Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday. June 15, 1990 08 - CLASSIFIED A D S Sem inole 322-2611 F O rlan d o - W inter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 (tnttcirtiv* timet. .. 55C a In* Pa 8:00 to A .M . • 6:00 P .X . » « » "» « ? ? ™ » « * * m H jtM ^ . oo i } Pm ATTENTION CNA!!!!! CONSTRUCTION WORKERS AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU!! r ::: s s : 5 ^ 71— H e lp W a n te d IN H OUSE P O O L Summers coming I Need extra vacation m oney? We need Y O U IN 14 75/per hr. 1 or 2 doyt per wV end on call. For details Hlllhaven Health Car* Center ti* Meilenville As*.. Sealer* 221*1**........................ E .O .E ./H E X C E L L E N T PAY. Benallls Transportation. Call 40’ 2*17*00 ext. 1542 Toll refunded *am 10pm W 3 Uws Unlt< AUTO DISMANTLE R W, NOW ACCEPTING opci ante t t in t Hi few Ixitl4 rtrbi fro ti clccf TI subt that and two the simj Con S< whe Den p . ilS ro u l Thu ••we any We tX Uric F/l Apply Rotllll Auto Part* ITS* Often** O r- Senjer* Lectl/Carlbbean T* ttl/H N 1-4*7 **T*«**Telent Builders Fee D IA O U N IS Noon I he Day Ref ore P u blica tion Sunday - I I A Ml. Saturday M onday It 30 A M Saturday CHILDCARE TEACHERS A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D IT S : In th« c v tn t of an error in an ad, the Sanford H erald w ill be responsible for the first insertion only and only to th * *x t*n t of th« cost of that insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the first day it runs. 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a re 21— P e rs o n a ls CASH A V A IL A B L E Buy Inf Homy t B Mortgage* Quick Clellng 121*5*4 B AB YSITTIN G In my Sanford home I TAM to 6PM. Mon thru F rl Lunch Included 121*067 23— L o st A F o u n d C H I L D C A B E , m y horn*. Hidden Lakes eree. reason able rates. Call m 1720 FO U N D ■ Seminole High d a is ring «t P u b lu ’l In Sanlord on Wednesday. June 11. 213-4543 D A Y C A R E In my Sunlend hem e. Ages ] S ye a rs Reasonable Meals provided Llcenw I07C4S* 121414* F O U N D ; G erm an Shepherd, male Love* children Very obedient...............Cell W l m s DO YO U N E E D someone lo Sit tor a grandpertnt while you shop, etc? C ell............ 321214* LOST g l a u e i . like new, v ic in ity of Lake M onroe Black caw Senior clllie n * , badly needed REW ARD Di H O M E EN V IR O N M E N T 1 lov Ing mothers lor your child Intents to 5, CPR Cert. R*f. avail. E arly am - R>m M eals 1 snacks Included Call 213-5471. Tenye _________metis_________ f|l By Uni V arc Pre Ian wo A it pal 1 Th req tha we yci ad< pa the c me H e. t illi Ur an an a ll LOST; Bteck & while kitten. 'BuMom' Friendly Lett wen near Food Lion Call M l m e 25— S p e c ia l N o tic e s GENEVA AREA In my home with fenced yard Nights and most all Satur day* Linda........... -.14*5*0*. R E S P O N S I B L E , dependable, loving mom will care lor your child.................... Call l i e OtlS BECOME A NOTARY For Details: i K o e j] else Florida Notary Anoclalion I. OevhJ DeSantis will not be reipomible ter the debt* •< Caret A. DeSantis. t/U/sg * Y E A R S E X P lor your Inlant Intant, toddler. B a la n ce d m aals, snacks. Supervised outside plev Call .......m a in I. Melissa Daniel, am no longer responsible le- debts made by m y husband es at the date; ________April I. ISW_________ I, Prince Dem on, am no longer responsible lor debts made by Cecille nawls Dawson as at the date; June 14. m o 49— M is c e lla n e o u s P A R T N E R W AN TED to start lawn care business Call 121 S ill, ask tor Sue Legal Notices P L A N E TIC K E TS Orlando lo Knoavlllevle Memphis June H IM Call B3I-1UB NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice is hereby given that I a n engaged In business at 142} Hyde Perk Drive, Winter Park, F L 317*7. Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious M em os o l G A 1 N E S W O R T H C A P IT A L M A N A G E M E N T . G A IN E S W O R TH C A P IT A L GROWTH CO N SU LTAN TS I FINANCIAL NAVIGATORS GROUP, and that I Intend to register said name with Ihe Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court, Sem mole County. Florida. In ac cordance with Ihe Provision* ol Ihe Fictitious Nome Statutes, To Wit Section 445 09 Flood* Statutes 1*57 Jon S Posplsll Publish June*. IS. IJ. 7*. 1*90 D ESSS TRACTOR MOWING Reasonable Rates 122 577* TRAVELING NAILS Acrylic A llbergiess. Sanlord A L k . M a ry a re a . R e a s . prices L I C lF V 033T* a i. « l M » Yw e’ t wav airline tickets fro m ' Orlande lo Buffalo on June 2* HO e a c h ............. Call 122 4260 55— B usiness O p p o rtu n itie s OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS F o rU S Call l KXFlSS Setfest. Lai Cc in in wl Ml it lit ar If Wl 1h th lit in r 4in IM •nl w Co da Pf N4 Pk 01 *r S n Uf M FI f« Cl in c« m T. V Huddle Houw. 24 hr restau rant, on* ol the leslest grow mg restaurant concepts m th* southeast Is now otiermg an e it r a o r d ln a r y o p portunity though our new ere* devel opment program for wlecled m a rk e ts W* seek pro lessionel multi unit operators with strong developm en t, management A financial ca pabilii.es tor area territories In c e rta in n orth F lo r id a markets For details please call Sandra Law. H U O D L E H OU SE. INC. 1 100 41* 4*31 P 0 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. E I G H T E E N T H JUD ICIAL CIRCU IT, IN AN D FOR S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. F LOR 10 A C A S E NO. *01414 CA0* DIVSION C A L LIA N C E M O R TG A G E C O M P A N Y , a Florida corporation, P la in tllt. vs P A U L F P E T E R S E N .e t a l. Oetendanti NOTICE O F ACTION 10 UNKNOW N T E N A N T (BOB JOHNSON) Residence Unsnonn L a s t K n o w n M a ilin g A ddress 1407 W ren C ourt Longw ood. F lo rid a 31 750 Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an action to fo re c lo w the m ortgage e n c u m b e r in g Ih e f o llo w in g property in Sernm ole County, F lo rid a Lo t * B lo c k Q S K Y L A R K U N IT J. R E P l A T reco rd ed tn P la t Book IT, Page 14, o l the P u b lic R e c o rd s o l S e m ln o ie County. F lo r Ida has been M e d by Ihe P la in t.It a ga in st you and others in the above e n title d cause and you a re re q u ire d lo w rv e a copy ol your w ritte n defenses. II any. lo 11 on S M I T H A S IM M O N S P A P la in tif f's attorney, 11} West A d a m s S t r e e t . S u it e t t u • J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a 27101 on or be lo re J u ly U . IWO and tile the o rig in a l w ith Ihe C le rk o l th is C o u rt eith er be lo re w r v ic e on P la in t llt S attorney or im m e d ia fe ly th ere a fter otherw ise, a d efa u lt w ill be entered a ga in st you lo r 'h e re b e l dem anded In Ihe c o m p la in t or petition W i t , J E S S m y hand and seal o l th is C o u rt on this 6th day ol Ju n e m o (S E A L! M A R v A N N E M ORSE C le rk of ih e C ir c u it C ourt B y H e a th e r B ru n n er D eputy C le rk P u b lis h J u n e * IS 17, t t tw o O E S IC* 41— M o n e y to L e n d 1st, 2nd or equity mortgages Good Bad credit, Lew rales 1*0 *44* Mortg4ge Magic, Inc. Lie Mtg Bkr *60 E 434.Cass GOLD CREDIT CARO I2.S00 Credit Lin* GUAR VISA/MC Guar Cash Advance I WO 4S4 7S00 sat SO It* 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 7** W 11th SI * tk MOLLY M AID* * Prol Maid Service! Will tram. full lime, Mon F rl ,7471007 •P R O C ESS PHONE O R O ER S AT H O M E! 1*00 >73 404* eat L*l. M en -F rl.....— *AM-7PM AD D TO YOUR INCOME Buy or Sell Avon Harriet. 222 O tllor Pal. ))] 4221 A R T IS T f *a in lin g *oodk r a 11 * Fleet work ............................ |*6 2040 Call A S S E M B L E T O Y S A C raft Ifervn full part t»m# High n.irn.rgs- 404 21I Cl 1 4 pguan ll N 1 M H P A W H O W M W U F 1 - Y l CNA SIGN ON BON USUI W* are looking for dedicated certified nursing assistants who enjoy working wlh the elderly. Full and part lim e positions 1100 bonus after com pletion of t month ol satisfactory employment. Hlllhaven Health Car* Center tso Mellon* III* Are., Senterd 1214544. - ....................E .O .E - 'H D RIVER /MAINTENANCE 40 hrs. wk. tl/hr. + benefits. Must have chauffeur's license. Immediate opening Apply In person I......... S*Ivet ten Arm y 7«o W-24th 11. Senterd ORIVER/PRODUCTION W O R K E R - For linen com pany Excellent driving re cord and chauffeur's license required Call 133*7**_______ DRIVER Full or part lime Lake M ary a re a 407 371 1150 f r o m 1:30AM to SPM____________ EMPTY REST? A quality child care center Is looking for pert time teachers a id e s . M a t u r lly / L o v * at children e m utll 322 *415_____ EXIT'D. C A R P E N T E R S TR USS BU ILO ER S S tu d y Work E tc Benefits! Apply: Mlronue Systems. 4001 Miranda W ay..............Sanlord F O O D S E R V IC E CAFETERIA WORKER Monday Friday, days. Good benefits Apply 1200 Lake Em m a RdlLake M ary GOOO WORKERS NEEDED! Daily W ork................Daily Pay Call Beb ter dbtails attar 1p m ....................... 222 7151 • it GREAT COMPANY ★ K V W ill train, several needed t A ll types) Metre Eimpteyment . 44**111 LABORERS 14 plus p«r hour Flo rid a Chauffeur's Llcenw required G oo d d r iv in g re c o rd own tra n s p o rta tio n . No phone cells. Apply: Certkon Inc. I22S Bennett L r. 1200. Long .F I. LAN D SCAPERS F u ll lime positions. D riv e r's License required.......... Cell 221n il L A U N D R Y W O R K E R , wrlouc minded and dependable. A l lament* Springs we*. A M end P M shift* Call 122 *2*4 LAWN MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Experienced only m u ll be reliable. C ell 130 t441 LICENSED DRIVEN To |oln moving company In Sanford doing business tinea 1*44 Local or out o l slat# Coed p a y . fe e d b e n e fits Professionals............ 222 4225 LOADER OPERATOR ★ We otter . xcellent earnings, e Great benefits e Ca. vehlcle/autaallowance • Co. pd. retirement plan • Cempt. Training program • Guaranteed training interne a Leads tarnished. Strang y advertising suppertmui v • Mencgemenl advancemen t Solid, lucrative lutur*,,jn, a recession proof industry! Both Sales and Service Positions Open Call B ill............ 222 *170 ■_______7 30AM to 4PM_______ D EM O N STRATO RS • D E C O R , toys B gilts Free 1200 kit NO Investm ent! Also booking parties. C all....... 4*7444-1111 HAIRSTYLIST Experlenca in all phases ot hair services. To fill In tor sytlist taking vacation Also working towards permanent position Interviewing Tues day thru Friday. Call 113 *010 F u lly 4 xp4 rl*nced In local la n d c la a rln g o p e ra tio n s E tcellen l company aver IS years In business. Deltona area....................... 441-2SI-74U Lectl residents needed part/full time to 'd o dlstrtsutlon work for lo cal .foundation. Own transportation needed C ell M r. Lowltl between 11AM and iP M M o n F rl.o n ly 221 2274 MAINTENANCE I m m t d la l * o p i n i n g lo r stucco/general repairs. Apply In person: Fountain Tree Apartments. 11*4 W SI. Rd 424, Winter Springs._________ Immediate openings lor maids and housemen We oiler Free meal, parking, uniforms, paid vacation, referral program and excellent benefits Apply In person. (I t and Maitland B l v d ) T u e s d a y th ro u g h Thursday. IflAM 1PM EOE PERRYS FAMILY REST. Altamonte Mall upper level neat to Seers Now hiring Am Cash/C-unter P M Waitress. P M Dlshwabser E xp . P M Lin* Cook Apply In person . E/O/E * * ENTREPEN EURSa* Do yeu have what It takes la be e mdllonairer Call 242 5*74 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS E X P '0 . SEWING M A C H IN E O P ER ATO R S On single needle A marrow m achines We o ile r piece work pay. paid holidays A vacations Health A denial plan II your are looking for a nice air conditioned place to work, friendly people, good wages and benefit* and you ar* dependable and believe In a good day s pay lor a good day * work, wenced Y O U 1 SAN D E L M F C .. INC. 7140 Old Lk. Mary Rd , Sanlord 607-111 241* T emR ed to tem p? We have immediate short and long term assignments In your area for aOFFICE CLERKS a RECEPTIONISTS aSECRE TARIES * WORD PROCESSORS * INDUSTRIAL WORKERS W* otter lop pay, great benefits and the opportunity to work at many ot lit* loti rdmpams* in your area Call now lor an appointment! 7*0 4773 L I X 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t GUTS/GALS H ave several openings ter nationwide fundraiser For Seventeen and older. Need a |eb and want la have lets *1 tun* I’m lb* one you'd like t* w a l l ............ ..... F o r Interview callSutann* between 10 20end4:IBetM 417tl SUPERVISOR Direct staff in care ol building A grounds .Maintain end re pair utllltles/ttructures. Send resume with salary history to: Central Florida Zee, P.O. Bex 14*. Lk.M enre*. F L 22747 PTLudiniToFT i Dermatology a lik e seeking experienced person with clerl cel, Insurance end medical knowledge, skills and abilities Begin 1 days per week, San lord area Send resume l 447. Th* Sanford Herald. P O Box 1457, Senlord, Ft 27772 1457 N U R SE'S A ID E S - 7 lo 2PM. 2 lo 11PM. A 11PM to 7AM Full llme/part lime LP N 7 to 2PM or 2 lo 11PM, full llme/pt Cook p a r t t i me, m anure person. Housekeeper 4 30AM lo 7:30PM full time Contact Better Living Center...4W-S441 NURSING ASSISTANTS F u l l lim e , 7 3 en d 3 II E x c e lle n t b e n e fits , good working condltlcxis, friendly people Apply al to N. Hwy. 17 A *7, Debar*. Man. thru Frt t A M t e t P M . ______ EO E P A R T T IM E APPOINTMENT SETTERS Monday thru Thursday, IQam till Ipm Good pari lime work lor senior ellliens S4 per hour. 12 hours per week Call................................. 771 1444 P A R T TIM E F u lltim e salary potential No lee. Send resume lo JOBS. P O Box 3044 Wlnler Park. FL 377*0 VOLT T E M P O R A R Y S E R V IC E S ________ Cell 41**2**________ WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL To SI2.I5 hr! W ill train I All shirt*, all types! Permanent! AM tre Employment..... A O M in W irthom t, Assdtnbhf/FKtom H iring All Shifts 14 SIR hourly Benallls F T and P T . males and fentiles. Need trainees I 1*12444........ S**/refund pelky WELDERS Start today I To SIS per hour! Will train! Ithltts. A ll types! Metro Employment...... 444-1111 Experlenca In M IG . Apply in person *t Deter Deck and Merino. 7440 Melkmville A vs . Sanford.............. ....la m 5pm Woodwork! ri| With ScnVI Sn* P IEC EW O R K C A L L ............- ................ 544-1444 14-18 YRSOLD? EARNEXTRA Monday Thursday. 5 to 1 pm If l exl f al e). P a y by com mission To apply: Stop by Weekdays. 1 4 p ir al the S A N FO R D H E R A L D . 200 N French Av*. Sanford or call 2211411 A U lor Dave_______ 2 2 0 /2 1 1 AGENT NEEDED Full or pari lime. CommHtlon only lor Sanlord agency Call274 11*11 20 4:20 RN/LPN 1 B E D R O O M A P T . lo share MS week All utilities Included 1 child OK Call. 221 4411 93— R oom s For R e n t A T T R A C T IV E clean ellickncy. T V . microwave, meld service Call n n * 0 i * r 171 4*47 C L E A N roams, kitchen and laundry‘ facilities Cable TV Starting at 5)5/wk. 120 4423 F U L L HOUSE privileges. 44A near Rhlnehart, washer dryer, pool US/wk . 540 deposit 13JP43*or 131-4767 __ LONGWOOO/Lk. Mary - Pleas a -t. clean bdrm.. cable, kltch en privileges, 570/wk 431-1161 LONGWOOO Lake Iron! home Room with privileges 1 adult. 540/vrk ball 232 M24________ ROOM FOR R E N T 575 per week Kitchen prlviledges, washer/drytr. A/C ________ Call 133 33*5________ F ip e r tented goad pay with benefits* Please coil M3 *S4! 4i LABOR W <V> I B D R M . L A K E S I D E , nlc* complex. ! ’I amenities UJ5 per month................... 330 5204 t B D R M . I B A T H , 1 bdrm. I bath, like new Private 5400 per month. Phone444 1241 L 1 R Y H V V H W V F G W M C P G l X l W M H E L C L M W I X M E R EOE Y G H G PREVIOUS SOLUTION Civ‘liJatn.i . i movement and not a condition, a vo y ag e a n d nol i harbor Arnold T o ynb e e I M/F/H V IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full lime position, re-, denli 4i experience end repair knowl edge e must handicap nq experience beneficial im medial* openings good pay and benefits I// t i l l K E Y E S F L A . IN C . Realtor*, pays tuition to Real Estate School! Call J}} 1700 "F*stast Rcsrorm Ewtl” Mr. T. S ql Senlord found a qualified renter for his Sen lo r d p ro p e rty in r e c o r d breaking time Irnm hi* San lord Herald Cla*ilfl*d adl In |u*t 7 daylSom*thing you need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick retuIttT Try our 10 4 14 Day Special rale*. Lowest cost par line for con tecuflv* days' advertising Advertisers ar* Ire* to cancel as soon as risuits ere reached C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . 3121411 1 1 7 -C o m m e r c ia l ________ R e n ta ls A U T O SA LE S L O T FOR L E A S E Corner ol senlord Ave. 4 12th St. Large offices with 7 bey per eg* For Into.......... 322-1534 SAN FO R O . HWY 17 *1. otllc* or s t o r e , ISO 5 4 . It . . 1430/mo.................. -...TO 4*43 SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE 750 W yllyAv.lAIrpcrt entrance) Office Space or Otllce/werehous* space avail Call 222-4747 *r 121-7417 eve*. 1 2 1 -C o n d o m in iu m R e n' ta ls + 3/1 against Greenbelt. Lake Mary/Sanlord area 1st mo 4 dep C all..............- .......1741*3* NEW! N0RTHIAKE VILLAGE 2/3. appliances, tplc . pool, tennis, clubhouse I 54*S/mo Cell 721 /774 eves *r 1-114-2*4 *411 (owner I S A N FO R D . 3/7 with fenced yard and carport. 1500 per month plusdepoilt. 1 775 7311_______ S A N F O R D - 7/1’ s. C/H/A. on q u i e t dead end i t r e e t . Workshop allot Adults pr* tarred, no pets. 5500/mo 1st. lest 4 5500 tec deposit. Call T e m t a l ! ........................ 333 222* STABLE NEIGHBORHOOD 1 bdrm , I bath carpeted home A ll app w/lenced back yard 4 Newly painted with Pa lio blfinds Drive by 1427 Prlnceten. Avail now I 5350 mo with sec Call l3M5*7/msg. 3 B D R M . 3 bath, large lamlly room, jeccu iil, sern porch Lake M ary area Available 7/1 **75 mo l i t 4444, or 34* *444 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t 127— O ffic e R e n ta ls B R A N D N E W O F F I C E B ID O *44 iq. 11. »e 1.4*4 tg. N. 0C-1ZONINGI Move tn Special...........5154/me C A L L ...............................32l-**a 7 SM A LL R E N T A L O F F I C E S Zoned OC 1. Very reesenafelel 11x14. Cell newt.........222-4575 OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE Lake M eryl U lllllles Included! Cell......................... - ..... 371 75*4 ■ 4* S Q U A R E F O O T P R O ­ FESSIONAL O FFICE B U IL D IN G In downtown Lak* Mary, surrounded by city parks. 141 E . Wilbur Ave 5400 ............................. 221 4*17 QUIET AREA 1 bedroom with dining room, ell appliance* Laundry privl leges A ll ulllllles Included No pets 5400 per month pto* sec Call 333 1*4* * 2 BDRM. DELUXE DUPLEX Screened porch! Lawn main lenancel Call ............ 310*3*7 1 0 7 - M o b ile Hom es / R ent ELDER SPRINGS PARK O il Hwy 417. 1 4 2 bdrm t 570 lo 175/wk 1150deposit Phone 134-4*41 ar 774-1344 H I — H o m e s For Sale A V A R E P O - 1/1, L O W OOWNI......................... 544,400. Larry Herman. Brxhtr 220-4354' BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Real E lla I# Broker 7440 Sanford Ay*. 321-0759................ 321-2257 DISTRESSED SELLER Needs to sell newly remodeled 2 bdrm 2 bath, central H/A, la u n dry, dlsh w asher/d ltp plus lanced yard Call 331 *241. Launch Your Dreams at Regatta Shores Rental Apartments • Watorfront Lifestyle on Lake Monroe Modern Fitness Center • Indoor Racquetball • Sparkling Jacuzzi * A Pool you can really make a splash in. DELTONA Nice, clean 2 b d m . I bath Carport 4 carpel 5400/month Call 407 140 7S5*or*04 74* 2414 la n d 2 bedroom Unfurnished, Lake M ary and S a n l o r d a r e a l ! C a l l lo r availability and locations Ask tor Brenda kAA BU SIN ESS C E N T E R • New olllce/Whw M0 II. to 1, 4*3 It. Bey* with or w/o office* starting at 5254/nx* Hxry. 177*14 SR 427 Call...lJ*-*U4 OPTIONS AVAILABLE 103— H o u ses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t HOMES TO RENT U S — In d u s tr ia l R e n ta ls ________ REGATTA Now Open Until 8 P M Mon. - F e l l SHORES On Lak* M onroe 2335 W. Sem inole Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Florida 32771 2608800 323-2628 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R e n t SAN FO R D Huge 2 bdrm . clot* lo downtown. 5100 per week plus 5700 security. ________ Call 221 224*________ L A R G E I bdrm , 1345 per month plus deposit Central H/A. full laundry Call 353 *>42_______ Q U IE T A R E A 7 bdrm I bath 5775 month plus deposit Call 222 1447 alter 3pm . S AN FO R D Large 1 bedroom Fireplace and IJ' ceilings W a lk to downt own 5125 weekly or 5450 month Ullllies paid C a ll645 44140* 524-3422 Sanlord I BDRM Close to town Call aller 6P M J22 54*6 SAN FO R D Large 3 bdrm with s cre e n e d p o rch C o m p le te privacy! 5100 per week plus 5350security Call 133 216* I BD RM * Telephone & cable a/C Utilities pa.d 545 wk t 5100 security Call 3111414 9 9 — A p a r tm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t COME SEE OUR LARGE • . country kitchen . r C O L M E R A C C O U N TIN G B T A X S E R V I C E • Small busi­ nesses B Individuals weicemx I ■ 224-1442 attic*/221-1774 eves. A lu m in u m S id in g Ex ter ter Itenxetavxrs - Siding, i d l l l l A ( a i d e , screened room*. F rt* esllm *tell 221-414*................. ...RXM S44M SEEa n c a s H O M E A P P LIA N C E NEW APPLIANCES G E and M A Y T A G ALSO Buy/Saile Hecond/Guar an teed GOOO S E L E C T IO N 34* E . Cemmercial SI. Senterd 322-3183 A u to m o tiv e . 3 BDRM 3 BAT H APTS Over 1.404 Sq Ft Living Areal 1 <. 77 / y C o n c re te T a x S e rv ic e USED APPLIANCES CONVENIENT CAN CANE Mobile Mechanic We da house calls. No job loo large Oil changts. tunes up and brake* F r** eslim ei** C a4M J^ * 41 ^ o u e u te a t W/t fta y f m i n L C h ild 6 a r e C a n te rs 7000 W e Mil) Blvd. 321 0584 E F F I C I E N C Y - Near tawnt 4/5 wk plus security ____Ca ll 514-llf 7/messag. FORCE LABOR ON DEMAND D A ILY W O R K • D A IL Y P A Y v v j ' ' 5 _________ FE E S / ' “ £\ ' • NO s Drivers WKft Vehicles Earn \ Extra 50c Per Hour Report 5:45 AM .. Jr/ Ji ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 3 homes ter rent. Partially turn 5504 U l'/m o nlh Rental month to month O K . Aval table Immediately Lease/oplions available......... ............7*4 74*4 I B D R M . I B A T H , family room, k l l c h t n and a ppliances, garage 5400 per month P A U L B B E T H OSB O RN E V E N T U R E I P R O P ER TIES 321 4744 Like Hem* Deycare Center Near Winter Sprxtgt El*men tery 7 4pm. Infants to Syrt. L K 4 4 4 M ........ ............ 317-4443 B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs 319 Second St., Sanlord or Call Dahbl* al 321-1590 I /< i- i Cav» \ / .b tU irttA W E S T C O N C R E T E S E R V IC E Small J e f e t a iif Job*dR*palr Jab*. Fra* Est. Call anytime ^ J ^ lJ W ^ k e m a ^ n ju jJ ^ ^ G e n e r a l S e rv ic e s w W P 0 N Y P A R T IE S * * If birthday wishes are tilled with ponies, oar pony peril** are mad*for you- Call323dl 22 «n_ A NEW MAN IN TOWN Anything In Yard Work. Edg ing, cutting grass, culling trees, and under bush Will haul ott anything. W ill a lio do windows Call.............111*41/ C A R P E N T R Y , haul i ng, masonary, painting and til*. Fre* estimate*. Call 2214224 FIX IT-FAST IN C •On* Call To Do It A ll" Your Neighborhood Handy Man Residential • Commercial Call Scetl Teday I I 122 4515 Hom e Improvement- K U R T T H E F A M I L s M AN Jack of all trades ^ C a » J 1 4 im « B « J jm _ T r a c t o r W o rk MOWING, retotiling end any other type of tractor work F r e o E H ln M le s ^ M M in i^ L a w n S e rv ic e LAWN MAINTENANCE - Free Estimate* Reasoru/X#Retell leister Cltliee Dtscexmf 221-B4H Chuck’s Quality L i» n Cart Cemm / R e s .e F R E E ESTI We jek tee lerge/small....222-251l N EW . R E M O D E L R E P A IR H O M ES . O F F IC E S . STO R ES All types censtruclien. Ret/Cam 1214*23 S.G. BelMd, CBC4I**** C O M P L E T E Quality Lawn 1 L a n d s c a p in g , competi ti ve rates, tree est Surmy s m 7*2* C a r p e n tr y Free Estimate*........... 1734235 C A R P F N T E R All kinds ot nom* r. pairs, painting A ceramic tile Richard Grom 311 5*72 LAW N S M O W ED B TR IM M E D ReetonaM* Senior Cltlient Discount Free Etf. 314-1134 L E E 'S C A R P E N T R Y • Storage b u ild in g , d e c k s A m l t c . carpentry Insured & licensed Free Estimates 113*114 P R O F E 331ON A L C A R D E N E R Mow ing, edging, complete cere, c lean up Low reicsl Call 44r. Vaa. 034643 S E R V I C E S S 103— H ouses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t SAN FO R D t bdrm , porch . Clean, nice, 37*S/mo. ♦ 5200 security N o p e ti......... 3314174 W H OLE home privileges with 1 tingle beds 550/wk 2 persons or 540/y.k I person 123 41». * S m til Night Positions * * * SILK ANO WOOL* * * * PRESSER * * S P E C I A L ! Central H/A. pool, laundry. Large 1 bdrm. 5340 per month, 3 bdrm . 1425 per month.................. Call 1331*43 Two Apts each has 2 bdrms. 3 bath*. All appliances, central H/A 12*5/mo plus security. Cell lor appl * am lo 5 pm. ____ 401774 4214 101— H ouses F u r n is h e d / R e n t S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R S Available at local hospital SAlS/hr C lH ......M H W W l S A N F O R D . Large I bdrm. Pay monthly or weekly. Dep . ret erences. No peti. 10% o il Senior Clllien*) 123 0747 L A K E M A R Y S A N F O R D Male seeks non smoking female lo share A/C home Security Deposit 145 w eekly C ell 2X20544 .....................evenings For Lake Mary E*p«fltfK« or *«!ll train Full & Part lim t M E T R O S E C U R ITY MMm SECURITY GUARDS 5235 Move In Special Lake M ary 223 e*71 2 bedroom 2 bath, alt appli­ ances. A/C. pool 5400 per month e tecurlty No P eti _____ C a ll...323 *543 SECURITY OFFICERS F u t l / p a r t t»mt posi ti ons available Licenced or un licensed R tltrtrs welcome! Ca <1JT11011 trim Ipm to Ipm DORCHESTER APTS 91— A p a r tm e n ts / H ouse to S h a re A T T R A C T I V E clean efficiency, TV . microwave, maid service Call 223 *004 or 331 4*67 NIGHTS. 11 to / Full and part lime Goodbcnetitst Call Hlllhaven Health Care Center *54 Meilenville A w ., Sanlord 113 4144.................. .. E O E./H Townhouse. 7 bdrm., 3 be . tplc., loft, washer/dryer 4 microwave, 5573/mo. .47* *1*4 L A R O B 1 B D R M O AR AO E A P T . I ll ma.-f securllyl Call..................... 322-1*4* MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ad* I bdrm ..... 5223 mo 3 bdrm . 534* mo 4 up 32T4474 S A N F O R D - Downtown arte, 2 bdrm ., I ba. 1150/mo + 1100 sec C a ll.......374-1173/message P L A N T M A IN T E N A N C E Ex perteneed on Chicago Iron. C l s s e l l d r y e r s . Wa s h e x washers Full time permanent position Call 332 *194_______ D ay s h ill, lu ll tim e, lull benefits! Call tor Interview Hlllhaven Health Care Center tSaMfllonvIlle Ave , Sanlord 111 4544 ................. . . . . 1 , 0 E./H HIOOCN TILLAGE LK.MAIY S A N F O R D • Nlc* area. 1 bdrm 1 bath, big living rut., sepa rat* dining rm.. eat In kit . nicest eroundl s o o / m o . 5250 <NpO«lt C e ll................4445471 SAN FO R D I bdrm collage C ompl e te p r i v a c y . Exc. neighborhood! 5*0/wk plus 5700 security Call 123 224* RN CHARGE NURSE KEAN THE QUIET! Single story Studio. I 4 2 Bdrm. Apt*. Many extras In eluding storage space I Quite, coty community) Attractive landscaping. On ill* resident managers who CAR EI SANFORD C O U R T ........ 322 32*1 S A N F O R D ! S m e ll, s e rn d . porch, nlc*. Newly decorated I 17*5/mo » 5150 sec 2305304 TH ESAN FO R D H ER A LD Has Direct Door To Door Sales Positions Available Today! We Provide Transportation PERMANENT GARDENER It's a |ung If out there, and Ihe |ob hunt Is trecherous Take charge ot th* situation I’m recruiting Rhinos wilh Iwo Inch thick skin Wimpy, shill less, impotent cows need not apply Call Cheryl at Rhino Headquarters . 407 *14 440* E XT RA LARGE UNITSI l.lB lb ed room a p ts Pool/Tennli Court Peacelul. convenient location Quiet ott street parking. Renovation Spat 1*1*1....... ~...........330 5204 WELDER/FABRICATOR Tuskewllle Area 4 days per week. M Th 55 00 hour. Musi have own transportation Call t**-4t71/laave messaga RHINOS WANTED COEVIUA/MASTEK COVE APANTMENTS F ro m your home, no selling Yeur hexxrilt Tap Duller *11 Sanford Of lice 14 NURSE AIDES * A U SHIFTS H IO H ER STA RTIN G P A Y ! For certified or experienced Apply in person lo: Lakes tew Nursing Center *1* E . 2nd St......... ..........Senterd CLEAN, QUIET I bedroom xvtll all appllarscts Adult*, no pat* 5154 ptr month plus 6*curIty ________Call 323-2*7*_______ * * A P P T . SE TTE R S ** MECHANIC WANTED Minimum 2 years experience Musi have own tools C a ll......................... - .......221-7242 M E D IC A L C LE A N • 1 bdrm. apt., a/c. No pelt. 1250/m« plus 5350 depos It. Call........ 272 KPl/mestage Im m ediate opening at an e le ctro n ic* mtg /assem bly plant Knowledge e l govt, specs req'd Good hermits R e p l y to : 1441. S a n lo rd HaraM . P.O. Bex I4S7. Sen lord 22172 NEEDAJOB? SUPERVISOR SALES SHERATON ORLANDO NORTH 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d M A IN T E N A N C E H O TEL/M O TEL NOF E E /FRI DAV PAY O H U M Eac*tl*nl pay 1 benefits. E x ­ perienced Part and Fu ll lim e p o sitio n s. Good S hephard Childcare........... ...... -227 7*05 ARE YOU A HIGH E N E R G Y PERSON? M E R R Y MAIDS netfd i you! G'c**t p a r M on thru F r l Day hrt only! Uniform, paid mile * ;*• »r J rnof*? C a ll 111 5 244 l »*vt."f, C O W UY(W1«|#ami *** cfwiti t« L*« p./ rtM past md p«pwr) V E i p ’d In Iramingl Transpor tillo n e musl 1*04 774 22*2 eves CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS C E L E B R I T Y C IP H E R ’ L 1 * C CARPENTERS ~ RESTAURANT: TERRITORY nv th CONSTRUCTION AU. TRAM S Pf k obov# r«4l«ct ti f 1 50 ca th ditcou n t for prom pt paym ent Schedul tng may include Herold A dvertiter of the co*t a# on odditionol dory Cancel w H tn you gef r r t u lt t Pay only for doy« your o d ru n t at rote ea rn ed U*e full detertpfion for fa tte tt re tu ltt Copy m u tt follow acceptable lypografftucol form ovet ■an ... 5 :e s 3 S S 5 A I U n l7 A T 9 • 80*11 By I tm 71— H e lp W a n te d LAWN SERVICE P a in tin g 9 UrVtmdlMWU F R A N K B A R N H A R T painting A pressure cleaning. It yry exp Relevance*_________ 323 1442 P a ln fin q MB. PAINTER Real Professional* with over 13 years exp. Interior and Exterior. Comm, and Res. Free Estimates. Only Skarwln Willi**.* Quality Feint, m - n t- u i* P a p o r H a n g in g H I J WAU. COVERING W* hang all types. Reasonable prices Freee stl 121-1*17 P la n o T u n in g * E X P E R T P IA N O TU N IN Q • Serv./repelr/m evlng/rentel new Bused.. Call R*y..323-M«2 P re s s u re C le a n in g MR. PAINTER Washing or Blasting. Free Estimates. Commercial and Residential S c re e n B G la s s w o rit GUS’S WINDOW AND DG0R REPAIR Repair A replace windows, doors, screen and glass Call 224 14*4 S w im m in g Pool S e rv ic e N E P T U N E PO O L S E R V IC E • 25 yf*. exp specialising In service A repair! Wkly. serv ica 540 tncl chemical. Call Mettae* Cenler. Iee»425-434l U *M 1WIMMINO POOLS 51X4* Warehouse Clear epee of new 1*4* pools. 24 It’ X 32 It. completely Installed. Includes hug* deck, ladder, lancing. Illler and skimmer Financing available Other pools avail .able Ask about factory re bales I Call toll Iree I IO» I]) 464* *CGC *11072 PE 04*11 T r e e S e rv ic e ECHOLS T R E E S E RVI CE Free est, me le t! Fair Prices! L K Ins. Slump Grinding. Tool 223>12*d a y m . I* "Let The Pretesstowahde tT* HADOOCK'S TREE SEIVICE Fraaest No |eh too small! JahnorMIk* J1P427B/J2I 54(7 �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, Jure 141— Homes for Sale 141— Hom*s for Sale B U K R R E B A L • 7*. Original • m m *. Automatic, a ir, pb/p*. V A Groat ttroe. Rune A teaks dt M utt *aal Only. . L a f id t a ll.. ENTERPRISE-LK. MONROE Access to St. John’* River. Large treed lot. Right* te canal 4 river 1...............114.000 STENSTROM .i E A L T V , I N C . •% Out 34ei 1ftMt • W tr lis t jih J s e ll more properly than anyone in the Greater $4 nford/Lakf Mary area. ,/>> a c r e G eneva a rt* h o rn ., 11# near river. For country living ond horsas too this tl to N o w ............. U S .000 su per II4KI JU S T M IO U CK D I Sopor ■ 1/7. View o l Lk. Monro* Plannod tor entertaining Bo turo to too I Now........ttet.too I K K ) 1 - S T O R Y p a r t l y ro lurblthed J/I's on tconlc Park A y. N 'w CH/A. Hardwood tloort. Dining rm Now UI.SOO I14K) POO LSID E Lk. M a ry 4/4 on 14 acrot. X lra t galort ■ Lako accost 3,o n t |. Wall kept Raducod Is.........(1*4. TOO II4K) L O C H A R B O R 3/1',. Built In ’SS but now Ilka now. Immaculato So* lor your toll Suporbuy Now.......... sn.SOO (14KI O S T E E N 3/1 on S acrot Big ranovatod mobllehome Fplc . pool. dock. Il't roally nlc* Now only............ *112.300 CALL ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 IMS Park Dr.. Sanlord .441 W. Lako Mary Bl.. *k. Mary FAMILY HOME HID0EN LAKE 1/1 t p l l l w / C H A . L a r g * porch . 554,008 Call . 730-/440 F L O R I D A C R A C K E R HOUSE 4 bdrm , den. Itto ry plus I bdrm In law collage Secret I Ju st........................ ........ Sltf.000 E R A Sun Florida. 345 4444 Doug Richard ten ______ Evaalwgt, 344-1141_____ FORECLOSURE SEMINAR Learn how to buy foreclosure a n d p ro p e rtie s an d t av* thousands SStl We'll show you how l.................. 1*00330 H it F R E E W E E K L Y LIST ol prop erty "tor dtal* by owner” Call Help U Sell Broker......3111313 ★ HANDYMAN S P E C IA L* By owner: } bedroom, 1 bath Partially renevoated Loads ol potenllcll... 411 Palmetto Ave Open te Otters Phone O le n e lll *14 0101 days or 111 111 t i l l alter 4pm HOME ON 2.5 ACRES! B Y O W N ER . Geneva Itto ry J/1V* bath. family room. don. 2 cor garage Above ground pool, fsncsd .fi 10.300 H t t t t A The Prudential Florida Realty 812 C iU liu Drive 1bdrm . ] bath................sie.too Call Bob Gregory. Realtor (441)434 4404 or 1331100 WE’LL BUILD IT YOUR NAVI • From our planter yours. or even Irom a sketch............. • On y r" * ter nr wir, nr no on* w* llnd for you.................. • From starter sli* to................ your dream hom o.................. • Choose the timeless beauty ol b rk k . vinyl or aluminum or block and stucco...... .......... • F H A /V A approved I • A Scholl Master Builder I Talk to the builder direct about how O w n er's "tailored construction" can make you at homo anywhere In Con. Fla 90 4 5 1 9 4 7 2 7 / 8 0 0 4 5 1 1178 Ask N r K.J. Caibns U qtitfctiofl Sal* By O w m t screened perch, storage shed, full fenced yard, quiet area on busline 1*17 apprais al. 441.0001 Will lafct any roas otter tor lest sale! Call celled *44-374-7*H *r 17311*1 1/1. ON SCENIC ROUTE Charming 4 bedroom. 1 story homo, on 11/1 lots. Trees. N EW carpeting, NEW B a th ro o m . N E W kitch e n . Must Seel I Only 144.100 Wampner Group. Realtors 345 4333 *r 4141*11 RO OM TO S P R E A D OOTI Easy t e r m s , no q u a l i f y i n g . Fireplace, formal living and dining. 1 car garage on hug* treed lo t ............. ...........41.000 Metro Reel Estate Co. Inc. __________ 43W i l l __________ SALE OR LEASE OPTION D E L T O N A - 1 bdrm spllt/lbath 1.111 sq ft v* acre. 144.100 Assumabt* Non Qualifying Lean Call 313 3*33 SANFORD Opportunity te stoell I Beautiful 4 bedroom. 1 1/1 bath Kids bike to elementary. Priced 111.000 under apprais a ll SIIO.OOO net to seller O w n er/B roker 111 *7*7 or M l * 410__________________ SA N FO R D 1 bdrm 1 bath, family room w/*rtrat! 144.000 W. Maliciewskl. Realtar __________ 111-7*41__________ SA N FO R D . 4 tM I. 4 bdrm. IV, bath. 53.000 down Assume non quelltylng 1st mortgage plus ' , ol closing cost. Owner will hold Ind Total monthly payment, saw Cell 1 1714444 WINTER PARK TOWNHOMES 1410 sq ttl Hug* courtyard, fplc . mirrored closets. 7 or 1 Bdrms w/l's be Indoor utlli ty. From 141.000 to U4.000 Possible creative financing WINTER SPRINGS LAKEVIEW Tuscawllle Fores 11 4 bdrm . 1 b e . , la rg * y e r d l L o v e l y master bathroom A Ig* leml ly rm. with fplc...........1110.000 Call....... - ..........477 i m . Realter 1317 W. I2TH ST bdrm* . I be . living room, dining 4 kitchen Down pay men I 4 owner will hold m od gego. Cell to see.........3110711 1 8.6 BOND M O N EY Available new lor li n t lime buyertl Hurry, won't lestl 1. 1. a bdrm homes available In Deltona. Sanlord. Lake Mary and Longwood areas! A A Carnes. Inc. Century It Call Janet Mansfield Pays. 3M 1134 Eves, M l M il 1 4 5 -R e so rt AMORDJBlf HOMfS VI MURE I PROPl RUES L E S S T H A N 11.144 DOWN W I T H N E W FI NANCI NG B O N D M O N E Y . F H A . VA OR CO N V E N T IO N A L LOAN1I A s su m a b le no q u a lity loans in •hot* a reas! C hoose hom es fro m Sem i note/O range V o lu s ia / Lek * C o u n tie s I $ 1,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING 1 bdrm I both, fireplace, appliances, carport S34.*00 LESS THAN $2,900 DOWN Im m a c u la te 3/ 1', . la rg e la m i ly toom w ith b r ic k fire p la ce 10X 11 screened porch, large fen ced yard. 117.400 IMMACULATE 3 /2 Appliances, screened porch, corner lot with garage or 4th bdrm 441000 PINECREST ] b d rm 2 bath, app liances, w orkshop, below m a rk e t for q u : k t a le ’ M I .500 ASSUME NO QUAUFY 3/ 1' , . 1.404 sq It . new paint e n d carpet, a p p lia n c e s on 1/3 a c r e li l ! / m u IS* 000 ASSUME NO QUAUFY S i l t per m onth Im m a c u la te > b d rm 3 bath, a p p lia n c e s and pool t l* NO P r o p e r t y / S a le FREE BROCHURE Western N Carolina Ml*!! En|oy cool fresh air. Call 1 *00 741 4070 Smoky M is. Lend 4 Hemes, P.O. B e i 411, Murphy, N. Carolina 14*04 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r l y / S a le NEAR 1-4 NEW M ALL! Church 4 school, built '4*. Il l «ct M AN Y U1E1I Must le llll Real Estate On* - ...... 41113*4 P R E FORECLOSURE SALE BOARDING 1TA B LE /H O M E ON 1 ' , A C R E S Sanlord area Licensed. IS stalls. 1 fenced pastures! Plus O u t s t a n d i n g 1/1 c o u n t r y home, over 1.000 sq It, family r o o m w /hug* f i r e p l a c e , sprinkler system Also, well maintained mobile home 4 1 storage buildings Valued at 1710 000! Mortgage 1100.000. equity 1110 000! M A K E M E AN O F F E R I C A N ! R E F U S E ! Owner ..... .........M l M S* SANFORD. HWY 17*1. com merclel office bldg . 4.000 sq It. U4S.00C_________ 333 4*41 SANFORD AVE. CORNER LOT 2 Bay Garage w office* t s a trs tll Prev Auto S*ls* A R t p A l r Shop W i l l hol d w/*ub*tanhal down paymt 5125.000 Call_______ 122 5534 15 3— A c r e a g e - Lots/Sale REAL ESTATE £ E A ^ O R - ^ jjj- ^ ^ ^ 2 ^ 4 * 0 PAUL 4 BETH OSBORNE Vf MURE i PROPERTIES 121 4/64 \U Itlv U T Y A F F O R D A B L E 2 bdrm . I 'i bath home CM/A. corner lot Low down payment X U 900 L O V E L Y i b drm P i bath home. Urge corner lot. formal dtning rm . many trees' E>C starter home 11140 down ♦ * c c Call quick' M5 000 323*5774 SA.IFORl) HISTORICAL Park Ave Large 2 story * b drm . 1 1/2 batn p us 4 fireplaces L a r g e Front Porch Attached rental eft* c*en<y at 1)50 month Zoned Com mercial Owner asking IAS 000 with *ow down pr.-* Ttrm iiY ii^ A l^ llO U n STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T 4 REALTY 373 7377 731 **« GENEVA S acre tra<t%. high and dry! BeauMut frsst' E a iy term* J u*t 121 W0 Broughton Realty. 444 1154 O C A LA N ATION AL FO R E ST ! Wooded lot* River accou 15.?#3 each No Money Down! 171 4lmonthly Owner (904) 2144)29 or (904) 422 2414 T H R E E LOTS IN SA N FO R D Hear* 40r1* 0 '*9 500each Call Maria or Laui*e at.......... 121 1915 WOODED LOTS Two 100 X 100. oa*y accet* Dei'ona area e'ew to 14 5D QOOea_______ C#M P2 U * ’ 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / S a le WINDY HILL M O B ILE HOME Park going out of buvne** Everything mw*t gott 10’ 12 ». 14 * wido* and al*o Ooubiew do* Call 221 7512 160— B u s in e s s F o r S a le LOVELY OCOEE CONDO! 2 bdrm 2 bath*' Will trade for hou** *n Sanford Debar* or D*>and B s su M u i ground* with pool and ta*c Can 122 0225 ar 40 7 *54 5)21 W I L L M A I N T A I N E D SAN F O R D L A U N D R O M A T Good income cell 22> 2 176 effer * P V for de»a * LOADED! I HI pa XN. Shift kN. T tap*. m apL a/c. power (tearing , aawar w indow,, pawar brakae. \ lack*. 111—Appliances / Furniture ELSWCaH.. Bedroom, living room dining room furniture. 'THANKS SO MUCH!" tone, imentho eld. _______ Call 7774*44 • F R E E T O 4 0 0 0 MOMC L A R R Y 'S M ART. 11} Sanford Avo New'Used turn. 4 appl Buy/Sell/Trad*..........373 4133. L I K E NEW Hos pi t al bed. wh e e l c h a i r , ba t ht ub lilt. Rascal electric 1 wheeler. Cell M l 1441. Or IM 1*47 and leey* mestage____________ ROTTWEILER wwekl o*d CaN 3*4*144 aac doc w o rn ** BOSTON T E R R I I R FEMALE K K IM O I 1 yr. oM. Shots, pegersl children. S14S......... I* INCH TV Consol* with radio and record player Bright plcturo IMP Cell M l 1411 1 BED RO OM S *1 F UR N I T U R E , 11171 (or will sell separately) plus I living rm set. 11000 (or separately I also washer 4 dryer, 1400 Great condition! Cell 171 1*4) or M l 0744 183— T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te re o 11 INCH QUASAR Color T V with stand. 1110 or best offer! C e ll...............................33*-3147 IBS— C o m p u te rs A T 7S4 Computer One M B Ram. *0 M B Harddrlve. 5 1/4 end 1 1/3. Modem. M ouse. CGA monitor. KX PI 13* Penosonlc Printer New .............11)00 Call....714-9114 ____ 187—Sporting Goods • B A S K E T B A L L HOOP with backboard end pole Excellent condition ........................110 Call M l 4141 alter 1pm______ • N E E D E X E R C I S E ? Trim Line multi action Rower 131_______ Cell 3M 1004 • T H R E E S P E E D BI KE New ladies. Schwinn Front light, beck reck, lire pump and combination lock 1100 Cell 177 7531 alter Spm 189—Office Supplies ___ / Equipment C O P I E R S A N Y O 100. under warranty. 1400 Copier stand. Novetel bag phone with battery. SMS Fa« switching machine. 171 G T E Two line phone. 1*0 Shell system with 7 III* drawers. 1*0 Mlsc oltic* supplies end equipment t l to 130 Call 714 Ml* *100 191— Building M aterials -3P-1N4 CASH P e a B A S E E A L L . P- TTSALL a BASKETBALL CA* U S iC a K M *7V trie _____ o N M U c e u a g _____ TURKEYS-CHICRBRS DUCKS-OUAtLS A DBASE. • § R I OESMAIOS BAMIES BANJO S i g a n r g g n g rA ■ ■ ■ M i te 334-1347 tsi SM T cbter.SMCtet.. OSOLI D WOOD DOOR with glass window 1* "wide by 71" long Call 714 17*4 S7S ar bate after I tel te tic mi (IN) ter SM-SSCate NS-tSSS * * * * * * * * * • AN TIQ U E, treastandteg p * 7 astal sink. Takan from MS yr. old home.-..........................J7S Call 3M 3171 or 3M 7W3 ■ a iD O B S A N T W U B S e a e a n 1S-S M/Sat • Aactten Titer* Tr m 344* Hwy *4W • I AB347eAUS77 Sal* starts 10 am . TWO Pa l me t t o A v a . , S an fo rd (Sanlord Avo. south to Jfth St. than l block wetl). Soiling Inventory ot cvttem lilng van shop Including: A ir campressort (7). chain haists tl), commercial tawing machina A shop lane. Prim itive teats, buggies and part*. Stag* Coach. Studtbak* car parte. M a n y mlsc . Ha m * and furniture alto tor sate. 3 aid guns. If!* Packard Hawk. SI Chav. Van, 10 Dattun pickup, and 1*71 Plymouth pickup. Vehicles will be told sukfact to owner', confirmation and acceptanc* ol bid. Bob Mitchell. Auctioneer el Auction City In Orange City (*04) 774 43*0 m B|444 AUI7S4. T E R M S : Cash preview A register I te H em . 215—Boats and Accessories FISH A 581 MAT 14 Ft Malibu V haul. N M P Johnson Galv. trotter, tor water 1I. lOOobo M4 0473 1*44 SUNSIRD - 1*V» ft. In/eut Volvo motor. With trolter. Asking SS.300 Low haurt. oec. condition 3M *404 otter 4 30 OGAS W E E O E A T E R Crsftim sn 26 2CC. lihs nsw U S Call 221 1179 195—Machinery/Tools CRATCO AIRLESS SPRAYER 5 000* Powerful gat sng'ns ISO ft ho**, gun*,lip*. 2 tBftnvon Is d d s n Mult M il 12.150/bttOff«r >112174 I* CHAINSAW Poolan Strong running. **n maintained MS ________Call 122 >19*________ *000 lb f o r d fo r k lift A ll terra in M u n i good 14500 Call IM 9551 or I 291 )*00 1 9 9 -Pets & Supplies * * KITTENS* * » * * » * » » ♦ * U S E * C A R P E T IncludC te ll B L 4 | B E W O O D E N D O LLH O U S E • White with Stecktewttere.3Nx3tt.S7S O U B I N H t e Deeper. STM; B s M c y c te , I t.S M : I twin teASUSS Co m : • * te te Per iunken living raem S3, _______ Call 3344711_______ U TILITT TR A ILER • 14 N. HUGE. HUGE CAUSE SALE! 7414 Elm . Sanlord Friday and Saturday from S 3__________ 1510 Clairmonl Ava. Frl. te Sun * nil 4 Furniture, haute hold goods C a ll........... H I 3M4 NEW LOCATION!! Salvation Arm y Thrift Store. 40* S Sanlord Are New Mrs . Mon Frl . 10AM to 1 J0PM SAME LOW PRI CES! Saturday end Sunday. * 4 Sit* VI* Bell*. Sanlord. Baby items end mlsc (Rivercrest vKInlty) SHADY Y A R O S AL E 173 I Mept* Ave Saturday A Sun day Irom f AM to 3PM_______ THREE FAMILY SALE F r i da y and Saturday On Vihlen Rd neat to IdytlertUt E lementery School tl VISIT SCMIN01A PAM AND SWAT F lIA M A M n ADORABL E K i l l I N S Port S'ArneM p*rf Bom b*;' 12 *4 Mom Ire* Coll )21 2215 Y A R D U L E ITEM S T O R I A U C TIO N ED 7*04 Palmetto Ave . Sanlord Saturday June lath starting at 10 am til told ISenHrd Ava south to 7*tn Stroot thon I block aaostl_______________ • FRKC K I T T C N S to good h o m * t ' Be o w t i f ul holt Person solid block *ith or onge \U pe Cutes' bode of ' H Con 122 229) TOP QUALITY USED CARS Buy Hsro/Pay Htro No Intoroot! 345-11*1 2621 S. Sanford Avo a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION • O VERT WBONBSOAV 7: MPM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Way. SA Oayten* Baacb ________tea-TSS-tltl________ 323-1449 1(BS C U T L A S S S U P E B M B • A u to A air. 4A0I* ml. (4.4*3 ................373-43*4 TME IIP P8YMERTS Call Mr. Payne. 773 7173 t«d* PULSAR NX Excellent candltten. Rebuilt engine, new lira*, a lla y whaalt. new dutch, brake*, muffler A paint. Air, tinted windows, tun rate.Sspd *4730....MT-4*4-1114 1985 SAM 9M Mint condition. Rod-4 door. S spd.. i l r , AM /FM ttorea. 41JM mite*. S4XOO/otter. 407 574 7345 K en Kum m ej G ET TO KNOW ________________________ *_ l«B* NISSAN MS ZX • Loaded. wlthT-Topetl............... Sit.*** INjidlW k™ ^iM^iM«t^bQ44 VAN LINE MOV INK BORES It. Wilt M i l Mp4 M i l l ............... J SXM UTILITY TR AILER WITH FOLD OOWN B ATE S7W ______ CALL 177 7117 ____ 231—Cars m s vw o o l p •tell-------------- I speed. TIME Mf PAYMENTS I*, tag. tttte. etc -V FORD ESCORT WABON Auto, a ir, p a i r (tearing, rkrakae. (tore* Onty SI HAS par month Coil M r Payna. 3733173 A M in t Cai . J. , on* owntr. Moonr t of , 47c. pi . , pb., am/hn stereo tape, teotnor Inter. 4*4 motor with now brakat-SXMOCall .407 574 707* ______________ ‘ USFn CARS & TRUCKS [ FORD TEMPO '** E LD O R A D O overhauled eng., warranty tranem. Could uoopalntS3.00a.373 4074 eves I 84AUDI 5000S Loadadl Auto., axe. condltlonl LUXURY at a LOW prkal S4.7W.Call.................. *443415 81 [ 8C t l ISUZU TROOPER II •4 dr . L.S. pkg . Sspd . A/C. To Tan* point, oiceltenl cond to.tel Magic IteHV 3134344 233— Auto Parts / Acc»»»orie» O R I Q I N A L l t*S OT O machanlcal parts Pteaw call lorllsl.........................33433*7 234— Import Cars and Trucks 74 VOLKSWAOON BUO Feci Air. 14.300 orlg mites Grosl cond t3.400/O b Q 373 U7I 'S3 TOYOTA COROLLA - SR S. air. Sspd. AM/FM catiatte Runs fins. Sl.lOQobo . 371 7454 i >858 7888 5448) 5484 r U 5868 9995i $4888 19888 $8995 PARK A V L $a x i i | l PONTIAC GRAND AM IE $ 1 i T % f MERCURY C0UCAR X R 7 $ j Bl L s a lh s r . V B. A u t o A ir . T i l t . C r u i s s ' "1 j 4 1 S u n r o o f . A ir . T i l t f C ru is s . A M / F M j m $1 I v e. A u t o . A ir f T i lt . C r u l a o 1 A ll P o w t r , O n l y 4 8 K f M ila s L ilts N s w One owner, clean. Now Tiros, run* (rootI Whit* with windovrs. SS4»S Call......... 331*430 '** ENCORE - 4 door, low mlteag*. axesItent condition. G*ad air, ctean carl |1.S*$ _______ Calf 331-147*_______ ______________________ tk A U [ CHEVY CAPRICE [ BUICK 85VOYAGE! Exc. condition. Low mllago. Sunroof Mag wheels S**M _______Call...331-*W4_______ a PORO LTD CROWN. 4 dr. Sedan. Cray vinyl ruof Fully loadod. low mites. S9.000 407 *40 1440 $* 1 A fr. T i l l . C r u t M f P o w o r W in d o w s * “ } VOLKSWAGEN 81 8! ' i T | 1 JETTA A ir . A M / F M B f s r s o , L o w M i la s 1 | HONDA CIVIC CRX $1 | ■ 10K W .i«t Air. AM/FM f C m « Sharp Car V 86 ■ ■ ■ " MAZDA B2000 PICKUP A ir, 5 S p . S h a rp T ru c k . L o w M ilo o CHEV C-1500 PICKUP 89 89 V a. A u f o . A ir . T ill. C ru l« « FORD F-150 PICKUP A ir . N o w Tirw ». S h a rp T ru c k H IG H W A Y (’ i r h ile i 1 7 -9 2 'S A N F O R D . F LA N o rm ol Lake M a ry B lvd ) Easy to find f rom anyv/here in Central Fla P h o n e (4 0 7 ) 321 7800 or ( 4 0 7 ) 6 2 8 - 9 7 / 9 I OPEN E V E R T SATURDAY AND SUNOATI Ilf* SEM INO LA RLV D . lAektwd Peg Track, Cam lberry) BLACK L A B R A D O R PUPPIFS P v 't t 't d no (JdpEM Shots wrdAormed |25 Coll )«9 M Tea DedarM Paid tor junk cars, tru cks 4 whoai drive. Any condition. Call 3715*** © PONTIAC FIREBIRD • 'SA VA a/c. p/A p^ . AM/FM. dlx*. 87CHRYSLERFIFTHAVE T H IS W E E K S to good horn* ««ith kit food di»h 1 food Itfftr 4 littor bos col'*' Wormod C#n 121 911) Fret 243— Junk Cars JU N K C A ESR EM O V ED NOCNARBE 173*177 71UNCOUI MAMV S7.**/yd. t*t% nyten ptwh; ar S o d p te n d N I L A N-fS/y* Hwy 434 A 477. Langaw d 831-3X13 PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 1CTM HUGE SALE 193—Lawn & Garden 71 SMC ASTRO tinglo axl*. New kvhouoo kit Price NopadMIi. Call *14*73) _______ * _______ DRESS 213—Auctiew* retrig A eaiar window thadas S U M «r bat Cad 747-44*1.1 Only.......... .AO».15per month! A L L S T E E L B U I L OI N Ot at dealer invoice. 3.000 to 10.000 sq It Cell 407 ?*1 11*1 collect O G U T T E R new 14 }" brown aluminum roll form with 7 downspouts and IS tacla 1*1 o b o Call.................... M1-4H7 FAM TM CT0M M U SED IN STOCK A U S IZ B IIA L L P R IC E S I Maitland Tractor A Equipment \k ml. N. of Maitland Interchange an 17 *7..... X l» m 7 *W PONTIAC BONNEVILLE • 4 dr, auto, air, stereo cam tio with driver control*, lilt wheat, ervieo control, power M ln d a v * and teat* I Snssn Camp firm. CaRNI-ttTSoltefTgm Royal Blua. htndm adi ertth lace L satin. Pull Length, site * • Worn one#.....................S4B Call Cathy ■ - ..............4W-T13B 211—Antique*/ Collectible* •7*. 114 V-4. p/t.p/b. am/lm cassatt* with 4 speakers. H u p l 41 1 air conditioners 1-way ra lrlg a ra to r. sink, steva. lofabed A dinette. Lika la a under head A Interior. Many other *xtrail Extended i, lag. tttte. ale. Call 7M *834 709—Wearing Angara! TMNSVAN MINI MOTONHOME 237— Tractor* and T ra ik rs ______________ * * 201—H aem 203— Llvcsteck M i Poultry W H I R L P O O L r ef r i g . 1300; Ktnmor* washer. Whirlpool dryer. SUO/bnrt 373 4477 ____ J O I I O PU PS. A K C . ready to gal YM m w d A lm* shots. U US3SSI MOVING SALE • Q U E E N S I Z E B E D 171 C e ll............................. M l 10*3 ■rtnrw e. D M tell .• a s r .' June 77, 73 t 14. tent te Spm dally. Central Florida Fair­ g ro u n d , P e d ig re e B ra n d ipontored. Call 471 7444 IRr more Intermatten. BOARDING • Prtv. bom. 7 14x1* ita ll* avail I Aut*. water, turnout potters. Reae. rate*. Osteen area.. • PUNCH BOWL S E T complete 111 C e ll....................... M l 41*4 W P I M AND SKI TKSNWLL * 3 a 4 « n v 3 3 e 4 7 iir» rt ’15 CHCYT HALF-TON SIMS tebM III Call.4(7-444-4*17 200—Registered Fete ......... X3S-M47 350 V4I Full power, EEdWWT A tapper Asking 55,75* 34**b53 I N L 4 cytinteK 4 B m aoaryfbbtB. aluminum rlm v (p ry warty- Ote*ai First PUPPIES • M O D E R N SO FA and mat chlng chair. Tones ol brown and beige Nlc* condition 1*1 tor the set C e ll......... 3M 404S L iv i n g room, f a m il y 4 bedroom lurnltur*. Tuskewllle Cell 144 0014 offer I C a d M PT. Kitten*. Cute and month* aid. C«ll leave m in iR i. [•xin. law mileage, very gaad machanlcal condl tlon. Will consider trade I packaao, ailR a. si.XSS^sl •sa S m a d . 4 r, aicaltent condition, ik lla n s l c h b a c k . A/C , AM/FM. Law mllago.... SIAN Call » l «J*7 p a n to eooo ** K I N O SI Z E W A T E R B E D • Lighted m irror headbd. 11% w a v o le il H e a te r, padded rails, like new 11171.....M l 1TS0 Pickup. Ona owner , 37.m mites. S speed, ps/pb. tally . Call......... 371-4713. 7* MASDA EX-7 • LOW doom A IZaaym antslll ANtMrCrateor Steva, 171MBS TOYOTA CELICA ST • S-spB. A/C , Ba by Blu*. Pleas* call..334-4111 241— Itocrootional ~ Vokfel— /Cow ptrs m r J E E P CONUNCNE • 4X4 •St OATSUN rw • LOW dtwn A EZ waokiy paymontsl II and B R. of Sanlord was very pleased with the speedy re­ s u l t s p r o d u c e d by her classified ad. Her Item sold within a day 11 Somalhlng you need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick results? T ry our IS 4 14 D ay Spaclal rates Lowest cost per line lor consecutive deys' advertising Advertisers ere Ire* to cancel as soon as results era retched CLASSIFIED D E F T . IM 1411 *7S. 3/4 ten. 7 tanks, good wor* van I Excat tent working edndition. v s . automatic, air. Must tell. SI.ttS/bost offer CaM---------------------- m t t f t *H F T MOUTH RELIANT •LOW Wart A E2 payment Tarmtl 11 F0« SALE WE PAY TOP M* tor wreck'1 cars/truck,I W E S E L L gu onto** usad parts. AA AUTO ^ALVABB *4 OaSary, *44MO* •O D ATSU N King Cab. S spd. A M / F M Caoaaffa. tinted A tool FAIRWAY (MOTORS •adstte D 34MU117-fl Laagwaad MO FINANCE CQMPANISSI "B U Y N EB S I PAY N ER EI" ( D O U B L E B E D Headboard 4 Footboard With or without long rails. (»" longer than regular). I l l Call M3 *44* ______Irom I0*mto4pm._____ 238— Vehicles ______Wantod______ FORO CLUB WAGON . 447-S74B*** * • B C D • Double, boa spring, mattress 4 metal tram# on rollers. I l l Cell 3M 431* R J-! R E S A L E W* Buy/lell Furniture 4 Cel teettbtes. Including Estates 11*11. lenterd Ave.. 373 744* HISTORIC 2 STORY * b d rm ) bath. 2.U S vq H H ard w ood floors, app liances, s e p a r a t e m o t h e r In la w ’ s qu a rters, g arag e W 1.900 ............... 4S7-7W911* CALL BART c t u in i a u n t s 23S— Trucks / tu s e s/V B M 231-O re 183— Waterfront Property / Sole IS, 1990 — 890 VIHLEN 10. SANF0N0 RIO Y A R O S ALEI Fr*doy 4 lo tu rd ty tobie n th | c h o p s ' 4 m iK MSI Bravo A to m Dr. Cam Organ, Hoaith a motor icateA Schwtm oxer bik*. Car Vac. 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AIR CONDITIONED $ 5 9 9 5 8 4 B U IC K CENTURY L IM IT E D A ALL POW ER A pad #% d% Q u a lity U s e d C a rs B a r g a in P r ic e s 83 FO R D ESCORT •WE BUY CARSBANK FINANCING $ 7 8 8 Longwood M O TO RS H W v ! ^ 7 -9 2 84 FO R D TEM PO lS i o o o SKd LBP3068 8 3 B U IC K LeSA BRE 86 C H E V Y S IL V E R A D O ALL POW ER P U V 8 . AUTO, AIR . LONGBED LUXU RY CAR < S lO C Q Q s > l Z 9O o o SKd IBP 3017 00532C $1988 SKJ 00606A GRAND MARQUIS LS SKd 2DR., GRAY., AUTO . AIR $ 2 5 8 8 84 M ERC. 2DR.. AUTO.. AIR 7 SK» Q R 00652 B L0NGW 00D q t s Q Q E s y O i / s / d SKd LBPX91 (W P3 ^ M 3 ,5 4 3 3 , �IOC — Sanford Hsra d. Sanford. Florida — Frida/. June 15. 1990 by Chic Young ■LONDIt by Charles M. Schuit PEANUTS I HAVE TO CALL MY TEACHER. AT SUMMER 5CU00L AND TELL HER I WON'T BE THERE TODAY... d o n 't YOU HAVE TO LOOK UP HER NUMBER? NO, I JUST DIAL “D-MINUS" b-lS Emphysema helped by respiratory therapy D E A R D R . O O T T : My husband has ctnphysrmn and Inin di f f i cul t y b re a th in g — primarily In Ihr afternoon when iic tires*. What's your advice? D E A R R E A D E R : Emphysema Is a chronic lunn disease marked bv destruction o f alveoli, the feathery nlr sacs that provide for the elimination ol waste carbon d ioxide and tnlakc o f fresh oxygen by lung tissue. Patients with emphysema ex* pcrlence difficulty exhaling stale air; the lungs become over* expanded because of retained carbon dioxide. This leads to breathlessness and difficu lty breathing on exertion. tk'causc emphysema patients have to work so hard simply In b r e a t h e , t hei r r e s p ir a t o r y muscles lire easily: hence, the affliction typically worsens as the day wears on or during exercise. Em physem a Is a com m on consequence o f cigarette smok­ ing. air (xillutlon. repeated respi­ ratory Infect lonsand asthma. There are several ways your h u s b a n d can I mp r o v e hi s breathing. First, he should be given antibiotics for any pulmonary Infection, no matter how trivial. I k -c u u s c even small arcus of In fe c tio n can f ur t her c o m ­ promise his already overworked respiratory system. Also. If he Is prone to asthma (spasm or bronchial passages), he would Ik- helped by broilchodllatnrs. drugs to relax the a irw a ys and perm it him to b re a tiie m ore ea sily . Uronch odllalnrs arc available by prescription In pills, liquid anil aerosols. Second, your husband should have respiratory therapy by a qualified professional. Mucus plugs can be dislodged and coughed up by gravity drainage as part o f a treatment program including nebulized drugs ad­ m inistered by vapor from a ma c h i n e . Fur t he r , s p e c ia l breathing exercises, taught by an Inhalation therapist, may enable your husband to learn how to use accessory breathing muscles (In the chest wall and lietwecn the ribs) to compensate for t lie over-work o f breathing. Third, low-flow oxygen, deliv­ ered from a tank or oxygen concentrator through a plastic lube to the nose, m ay make your husband more comfortable by supplying the extra oxygen he so desperately needs. The oxygen can be used constantly or. pre­ ferably. Intermittently tc control ACROSS 1 Mao — tung 4 Slnoar — Redding SOfttwsar 12 For what reason 13 Eugene O'HelH* daughter 14 Greasy 15 Wide shoe alia 16 — d'oeuvre 17 Churst 16 Food (el.) 20 Cravats 22 Rodent 23 FumMer'e ex­ clamation 25 Warme 27 Lumpe 2 9 ------ even keel 31 Be suitable to 32 Better — 34 Biblical pronoun by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS 1KD6WA SECRET.' J I K M W A S tfftT .' 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WIN A T BRIDGE By J am es Jacoby Greed is a terrible thing, as Illustrated by this deal from tournament competition. West ma d e a p rc -cm p M vc Jump overcall, and North's double was negative, announcing enough values to compete tn either black suit at that level. When East raised diamonds. South rcbid his six-card heart suit. So far. all was well and good. West led I he lack o f spades. Declarer won In dummy and caslied the queen of hearts. Now what? At tables where declarer was greedy, a spade was led luck to the king. West ruffed, undcrlcd his ace of diamonds for a second spade ruff, and then got off lead wllh a high diamond. Declarer rulfed and drew trumps but had no way to get to dummy to take the s y m p to m s , r e lie v e b r e a th ­ lessness and permit him more Independence. (0 1 9 9 0 N E W S PA PE R EN ­ TERPRISE ASSN. zy i'K t* •S f ^ club finesse, so he was down one. Most declarers realized that the spade Jack was a likely singleton. T h '-/ came to their hand with the ace o f clubs and drew trumps. Then they tried spades and gave up a club. The defenders cashed their diamond trick to hold the contract to 11 tricks. One declarer was quite lucky. He won the king of s p a d e s , p la y e d a heart to dum m y's queen, and then led dum m y's queen o f clubs. When that held, he played a club back to his ace as the king fell. He now drew trumps and made all 13 tricks. Tills was not the right play (East could have a singleton sm all club, eith er opponent could have the singleton king of clubs, etc., clc.). but he won all the marbles. « NORTH Itt-M ♦ AQ7I *Q ♦ 75 ♦QJS543 WEST ♦ J ♦ J64 ♦ A Q J 10 415 *101 EAST ♦ 10 1 4 3 2 ♦ 10 9 2 ♦ K S6 ♦ K» SOUTH ♦ X 94 ♦ A K 1733 ♦ • ♦ A 72 Vulnerable; Neither Dealer South Wetl North Sm U 3e Dbl • 1V All pan 4V •negative double Opening lead: ♦ J , East 4♦ HO RO SCO PE by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST UN T va ffB C lAU T o P rt : ByBn fPBAfo fo p > < .T fu c te p s . L GARFIELD by J im D avis B y Bernice Bede Osol Y O U R BIR TH D AY Ju n e 16, 19BO A general Improvement In your life style is likely in the year ahead, but you might still have to circumvent some obstacles. Your greatest success might come from your second efforts. GEM INI (May 21 June 20) Don’t gel drawn a development today where you could lose more than you can gain. If this is obvious to you going In. back out quickly. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Inslantly reveals wttieh signs are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 lo Matchmaker, c/o ibis newspaper. P.O. Box 9I42H. Cleveland. Oil 44101-3428. C A N C E R |Jline 21 July 22) Don’t Id others do your thinking lor you lot' iy. especially In m ailers that could affeci your reputation or status. Wh.it might make them look good may make you look bad LEO (July '23 Aug 22) U s best not to tackle complicated do-it-you rself projects today where you lack the know how to tell others what to do Instead of first setting the proper exam­ ple yourself. This formula could t ur n o ut l o be c o u n tcrproductlve. A Q U A R I U S (Jan. 20 Feb. 10) Use a light touch If you're telling u story you’d like others to believe today. If you embellish it a bit loo much, you could trip over your own longue. P I S C E S (Feb. 20-March 20| Your ability lo manage your resources liiiday might not In- up lo par. so It Is best to leave that extra cash you've been saving al home If you go out on the town w l'h pals (his evening. A R I E S (March 21-Aprtl 10) You might not be able to rely on Im pulsive prom ises or co m ­ m itm e n ts m ade lo you by another loday. This person's Inlcnllons may be good, but the ability to deliver could be lack lug. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) A situation that could adversely affect you financially can be rectified today. However, the adjustment might still leave a slight deficit. (Cl 1990. NEW SPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. L e o n a rd S ta rr ANNIE by W a rre r Brothers atgdW X SHOW ip YOU t—— ! 1 TH ’ 6010 and expertise. Sometimes It’s more economical lo leave certain things up In professionals. V IR G O (Aug. ?£-Sepl. 22) Today you might be unable to discern lietwecn prudence and extravagance. For example, you might prepare a sumptuous dinner and turn throw away the left-over caviar. L I B R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Keeping your priorities In proper o r d e r c o ul d be a di f f i cul t a s s ig n m e n t fo r you tod a y. There’s a chance you’ll place more emphasis on pleasurable pursuits than you will on pro­ ductive ones. SCORPIO (Oct. 2-1 Nov. 22) Usually you’re Hie type of person who sees things through to a desirable conclusion, however, loday you might rail II quits on an Im portant en deavor Jusl when the end Is In sight. 9A C -ITTARIU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 It might In- wise lo avoid all forms of financial risks loday. especially those (hat look like sure things. You may Judge Ihcm from rosy rather than realistic perspectives. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jan. 19) You're better equipped today iS V [ OR � 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, 1990 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/. 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No. ^ 9 3 — Sanlord. Florida N EW S D IG EST? □ Sports T h e u s classic c o m in g together O R I.A N IX ) - Killeen player?*. including M.irk Aguirre nl the N UA world elianiplon Detroit Pistons and Hvron Scuti ol the I’aetfle Division eliainplon Los Angeles Lakers, have agreed to p la y In the first U n ite d N egro College Fund/Henris Tlteus All Slat Musket lu ll Classic scheduled lor Ann. 27. See Page IB O v ie d o defeats Vero Beach O R A N G E C IT Y — Oviedo sipiandered several outstanding scoring op|Nirtunllles. and hatuh'd Vero Meaeh several eiianees. while plavtng In the Ju n io r Little League All-Star stale tourna­ ment at Southwest Volusia Little League's Mill Thom pson Field, before pulling out a ti ll win in eight Innings. See Page IB Pro iT h e board has done everything possible to give us the q u a lit y e d u c a t i o n we h a v e c o m e to expect. 9 C I don’t see any ju s tific a tio n for this increase you’re asking for.J Lake Mary School board OKs two*mill tax hike B y V I C K I O s S O R M IE R Herald stall writer SA N FO R D — Despite a prn|»oscd two n u ll Increase In property taxis. 27 percent higher than last year, to ficlj) support the building ol Seminole (.'utility schools and the programs In the buildings, the majority ol sjieakcrs at last night's public hearing s|tokr In favor ol the district's $>295 7 million budget T h e two null Increase tv only a one year solution to the construction woes taring Inc district The Imard plans to seek alternative solutions to paying lor the gro w th nl the district T h e school district will have 2.500 new students when schools o|ten In three weeks. Many ol the schools are overcrowded, like Siensiiom Elementary School. IHOO Alulnya Woods lllvd . Oviedo, which will have 1.400 students In a lartltlv designed to accomodate less than L O N G W O O I) — Longwood resident Linda Tlshler. Our Cook ol the Week, shares her views and reelpesol a single- person, espeelally when It conics to cooking. See Page 4B □ Florida Riptides keep lifeguards busy N EW SM YRNA M EACII - Riptides killed one mail, sent at least three other near-drowning victims to the hospital and kept lifeguards liusv plunging Into the sort to rescue 75 others See Page 2A H00 BRIEFS W o rk session cancelled SA N FO R D — My a 2 to I vole Seminole County |n!l workers have rejected onlnul/ottnii Th e ballots, mailed to a Tallahassee •niumtt tee during the past couple ot weeks by 117 ol 130 eligible jail wotkers. were counted vcstci J - y m Tallahassee. Seminole Cooniy Under Shcrtll Duane Harrell said today Of the guards, sergeants counselors, and license practical nurses voting. 77 voted against the union and 39 lor. I lie vote rejects representation by the Central Florida Police Mcnevulcnl Association Sherilfs department workers, which Includes tile |.nl staff, are covered by civil service, lor redress In enijiloyment matters. M o v i e p u t s s p i d e r s in b a d light G A IN E S V IL L E — Th e summer hit movie 'Arachuo|)hnhta" Is sexist, biologically ques­ tionable and gives friendly spiders a bad rap. zoologists say. Mot the llim Is also highly entertaining and could Inspire a healthy rcs|»ccl lor animal lm|M)rtatlon laws, according to a dozen Florida spider specialists who abandoned their labs lor a matinee showing ol the movie W e spotted all kinds of mistakes. Uutvi-rsilx ol Florida zoology Professor Jo n Relsklnd said Tuesday. Mot we lumped with everyone else at the seary parts " Herald staff writer Longwood — Dave K a m in s k y E a s y r e c i p e s for s i n g l e life J a i l w o r k e r s nix u n i o n B y SUSAN LOOSN — C ha rle s Sawyer □ People Tom orrow m orning's Seminole County School Hoard work session that was scheduled lor 9 a m has been canceled Other committments on the part ol several hoard members cause the cancellation ol the meeting which W’as scheduled to discuss the llual quarter's progress on the district's annual priorities "It's au importani work session.' said Ann Nelsweniter. hoard chairman, "and I would prefer to have more Imard members present " According to Nelswender. only she and vice chairman Nancy Warren would have been able to he present at the meeting The work session will lie rescheduled Ini a later date to be set at the Imard s Aug I l meeting. 3-state coke ring sm ashed Con H*fstd Pholo by Tomm y Vlnctnl A n n N ieswender, school chairm an, makes a point. T in - stale has only given the district a 5.f» percent Increase over last year's budget lilts Is a status quo budget." Supt Robert Hughes "W e have. In clfcrl. 83.(MMI to spend on 50.000 students " Following ihc public hearing, (he Imard tiiiuniinniislv ap|irovcd the tentative budget lot advertising. Th e y also ajiprovcd. with a similar 5 to t> vote, to allow the school operations to begin lor the new year despite the fact that the budget will not lormallv Ire adopted until Sept. 12 "T h e imatil lias done evervlllltlg possible In give us the qualllv erliieatlon we li.ix•- conic to expect III the most ettleteul wav possible. " said Dave Kainlnskv of Lake Mary. See T a x . Page 5 A „ CASSLED ERRY T h e arrest here of a Canoleberry man accused as a cocaine supplier In Florldu and tw o ol her stales, breaks a reputed d ru g ring that had "significant Impact, not o n ly on our community hut In West Virginia and O h io ." City C o u n ty Investigative Bureau Com­ m a n d e r D o n a ld E s lln g c r said Tuesday night. Jam es Llm otta. 42. was arrested along with Ills roommate Windy S a rtln . 29. when C C IB agents s e a rc h e d t h e ir house at 813 Woodslream. Casselberry. Monday night. T h e search and arrests came after a seven m o n th C C IB Joint In­ vestigation. w hich Included the U.S. D ru g Enforcement Admlnstratlon an d Orange County Sheriffs Dcpartment. C C IB agent Jo h n E. Negrt iead the extensive Investigation. Esllngcr said. Arrested In connection with the same case Monday night In Orange C o u n ty were lawyer Scott L. Rich­ ardson. 30. wlmsc Orlando apart­ m ent was also searched. Arrested locally too. was Martin Alan Melton. 37. of Orlando. T w o other accused ring members. David Lechtara of Morgantown. W. V a .. and Donald S tratton, of Colum bus. Ohio, were arrested In l heir home states. Esllngcr said. A ll are charged with conspiracy to jiosscss and distribute cocaine. The local suspects were arraigned In federal court In Orlando Tuesday and have been treed on 825.000 bond. They tiad been booked Into t tie Seminole and Orange county jails. E s l l n g c r s a id L lm o t t a was allegedly a primary link In the distribution system, with cocaine tx-lng delivered to him tram South C S c c Coke, P a | « BA Lake M ary c o p a ccid e n t probed By S U S A N L O D E N Herald stall writer LAKE MARY The Sniiluolc Com ity Slu-rlll's lb p.ittnn nl ti.i-. tu rn asked bv L.ikt Mary police to iiitnliii t au iiitein.il investigation ol a trallle ai > nleiii involving Lake Marv l.t Thom as Taggart in V ilo aa < utility i igg 1. 1 s Lake Marv poll) e e.u was in ail art iilent at 2 a ill I bursdav In I lie Deltona a n a . ( apt Sam Melflnie- ltd Th ills day. Taggart was oil d uly at the time ot the acrldcnt. Details ol the incident cannot In- released by Lake Mary polite until the inlertial investigation Is complete. Bell'iore said The Florida I llghwav I’Mtrol Investigated the urcldrut. l.t Art Drown in Daytona Meaeh said today no F ill’ charges arc pend­ ing against Taggart In connection with tin- single car accident drown said •li.il at 2 a.m. lit heavy log Taggart was driving Ills I9H5 Fortl. unmarked police ear cast on Howland Moulevard. Deltona. As Inappioarhrd the Inlcrsccllnn ol State Road 115 tincar's engine died Taggart applied the hakes anil lln-ll allrill|)trd to make a right till n onto 115. as the ta r skidded sideways across tin* road anti landed on Its It-ll stile In L e v y b ru s h Taggart walked to a house in tin- area anti te|Mirlt tl the accident to the F ill' at 3:35 a.m. and a See O ffice r. Page 5 A Faye Catson sells her handpainted greeting cards to Maurie McAlister (left) and Margaret a a a M vtnivni nvrim rnvw Vj Ti wmiy Wesley at the Lake Mary Senior Citizen's Club luncheon last Tuesday. Lake Mary late bloomers learn to capture nature with a paintbrush By A MY WILSON Herald intern L A K E MARY — Ever paint a Wondering Jew? Neither hail live Dike Marv seniors until vrsicrd.iv. when they learned how In thetr weekly walert olur painting class. " The 'Wandering Je w ' Is a kind ol purjile- colored plant." explained Ellen Smith, as she tried du|>licattng one with a paintbrush. "And right now it's wondering what It's doing here." The seniors meet every.Tuesday from 9:30 n m to 3 p m at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. C o un try Club Road. Tor actlvltcs like bridge. Up quilting, and watcrcolor painting. See A rtis ts . Page 5A From stall and wire raporta S a n fo rd p ort e x p a n s io n hailed b y local o ffic ia ls INDEX Claaalllsds.... __ BB.BB C omi c a ........... C ro s s wo r d .... D s a r A b b y ..... Dsaths............ Dr. Qott........... ...........6B Editorial......... B y N IC K P F E IP A U F Florida........... H or osc ops................0B Psop l s........... Police............ S p o rts.•••••••••. .. .1,2.38 Tslsvislon.. . . ............4B Weather........ Herald stall writer H o t a n d d ry Partly cloudy with a It) percent chance ot a 11 e r u o o n t h u n drrstorm s High m the mid to upper ih i s with a southwesterly w ind at lO m p li F o r m o r e w e a t h e r , s e e P a g e 2< P h «lo by Tom m y VinciM Mike Meyet (I to r) port adm inistrator Dennis Dolgner and W allet Rex discuss expansion SA N FO R D — Rex Meyer Yachts. Inc., officially .inium m cd a new state o i l lie-art manufacturing tar ilitr to lie lo< alert at tin- Port ol Sanford (luring a press cnitfcrein i- at tin- port otbt es yesterday. City. ■iiim iv anil chamber ol commerce olllr-lals were on hand to welcome the owners. Mike Meyer anil W aller Rex Seminole ('oiiiitx Commission Chairm an Sandra ( .It iio said she was "pleased with the t-mplnyilli lit opiMirtuiitlles Rex-.Meyer will bring to tin- area. ' .Hiding tli.it lit llicir site selection, "yo u marie a w i s e chiiiie Sanlord Mayor Mcltye Sm ith com tiii- 111 til on the S133 million economic Impact Ri x M e m has projected it will create. Miki Mcvci. President of Rex-Meyer Yachts said. W< expo t tooling will begin around mid August .m il we expect that by lilt- llrsl ol the year we will be nulling out probably two ol our 40 fool yachts in i month One \«-ar liom ibis (k tuber we i - xim-i t *»ee Yacht. Page 3A : I,'. •\ * H |H | I l a Q l r r- Tr -^- SMi �n M - Sanford HaraM. Sanford, Florida - W M P . August 1. two NEWS FROM THE REGION AND A C R O S S THE STATE Bertha riptides ravage beaches TwoFloridaiitlHtlMtobuygtfimtor MIAMI — Florida Power A Light Co. and Jacksonville Electric Authority announced plana Tuesday to buy an 046-megawatt. coaf-fUed power fenerator from Georgia Pow er Co. for about $010 million. Under the agreem ent FPL. the M ate's largest electric utility, win own 70 percent o f Unit 4 o f Georgia Pow er's Robert W .' Scherer plant near Forsyth. Qa. Jacksonville Electric w ill own the rem aining 24 percent PPL said the two utibtiee wffl acquire the generating unit in stages beginning In 1801. The purchase wiU be completed tn 1086. In the meantime, P PL said it w M buy 300 m egaw aiii PPL said It also haa acquire „ m g m mto____ , ____is o m egasratu from Jacksonville .Electric beginning tn 1801. Jacksonville Electric currently buys that power from the Southern Co. o f Atlanta. Ocorgla Pow er*! parent company. PO RT MYERS — A d ra g trafficker pleaded guilty far his part In the St. Patrick’s Day Tirebom bing o f a Drug Enforcement ~ that caused severe dam age, federal MIAMI — More than 2.000 bottles o f a Colom bian soda were confiscated In Dade County Tuesday, as health officials scurried to find all o f the product shipped w ith the cocaine-laced drink that left a Miami m an in a coma. O f the more than 20 bottles o f Pony Malta de Bavaria tested by the U.8. Food and D rag Adm inistration so fur. three have been tainted with cocaine and aU o f those cam e from the home o f the victim, said Eatela Brown, an PDA spokeswom an. Maxim o Rene Menendes, 25, haa been in a coma since drinking the beverage Thursday. Menendes'• neurological condition improved Tuesday, but he remained In critical condition, said Dr. Arm ando Blenea. a neurologist at AM l-Kendall Regional Medical Center. Dade County health officials hit the streets Tuesday searching for bottles o f the malt beverage am ong mobile food vendors. The drink la aim liar to heavy non-alcoholic beer and la popular am ong Hiapanlcs. 3N| G U L F B R E E Z E - Five people were charged with defrauding consumers In a nationwide telephone m arketing scheme Investigators believe raked In 82 million In three months, police said Tuesday. T h e five employees of A M T E C Industries, which began operat­ ing In G ulf Breeze In April, allegedly sold illegal promotions through the telephone market­ in g com pany an d used the transactions to obtain custom­ ers' credit card numbers, which were subsequently sold lo other .companies, said G u lf Breeze Police Chief Jerry Brown, "W e charged them locally with m ttw ft C O R A L G A B L E S - Guests at the h isto ric B lttm o re Hotel scrambled Tuesday to find other accommodations after manage­ ment informed them that the hotel would shut Its doors by 6 p.m. A s p o k e s w o m a n fo r th e landmark hotel where Jo h n n y Weissmuller once gave sw im ­ m ing lessons said management had no choice after Barnett Banks Inc., the hotel's major c r e d it o r , fro ze th e h o te l's operating funds. "W e found out about It this morning. T h e hotel guests were informed with a letter that waa written by Ihe manager and put under their doors." said Cheryl Stephenson, the hotel's director B u r g e r K in g : P a y it y o u r w a y Burger lovers tn Chatham and Liberty counties tn Georgia not only can have it their way. but also can pay It their way at Savannah Restaurants Corp.'s Burger K ing restaurants. The company la now accepting three m ajor credit cards — Discover Card. Master Card and Visa — at It* 10 restaurant* in Savannah. Garden City. Richmond H ill and Hlncsvllle. Burger K ing's national organisation also Is teat marketing credit card purchases at stores In the Tam pa. Fla., area, a spokesman said. ________________________ From United P re ss International Reports □Straight Play (numbers In exact order): 1250 on a 50-cent bat, $600 on 11. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): ISO lor s 50-cent bgt, $100 on $1. □Box $ (numbers In any order): $40 for a Btkcsnl bsl, WO on | l. □Straight Box 3: 1330 In order drawn, $$0 In any order on a $1 bat. □ Straight Box S: $200 In order drawn, $40II picked In combination on |1 bet. (UtPS 411-MI) Wednesday, August 1. 1900 CU*» N H g » FoM at lanierO. POSTMAST ■■ feed <-------------------te TNC 1ANF0S0 Nf BALD. P.O. See 14«. feeterd. FL » m . tetecrlpttee b i n tDeity 4 feeder) Heme OeNeery A *4»il I Meetfte ...................... H* *0 4 NWeMw ................. U* 44 I Veer ........................... ie«) in-m u . By Tuesday, the hurricane had moved lo within 450 miles of Halifax. Nova Scotia, and was threatening Canada's maritime provinces with its 75 mph winds. Nelson Le Ju n e . 59. of Branch. L a drowned about 10:15 a.tn. Tuesday on an unguarded stretch of beach near New Sm yrna Beach, the Volusia County beach rangers reported. " T h e man's stepson was In trouble, lie went out to assist him. and he subsequently '"A b o iifIh ^sa in e lime. Bob Heilman. 40. oi New Jersey, got caught In a riptide at Orm ond Beach. 20 miles u p the coast, and nearly drowned, officials said. He was In guarded condition at rcnlnsuhi Medical Center In Orm ond Beach. officials said. Randy Osborne. 32. was taken to Halifax Medical Center In Daytona Beach after hr nearly drowned at 2 p.m . In Daytona Brarh Shores, Wooden said. W inning Individual attention were the following: —State Sen. Curt Peterson. D-Lake land, who got the socalled "turkey vulture" sward for reacting angrily and having the union's protest signs re­ moved from the state Capitol. -S t a te Sen. WUilam G. "D oc" Myers. R-Hobe Sound, wtnncr of the "com m on loon" award, who reacted to a deluge o f mall from teachers calling for more school funding by saying they could "■tuff It.” —State Rep. Jack Aachcrl. D-New Sm yrna Beach, who won the "dodo bird " award for hla Introduction of a bill allowing local governments lo opt out of the Florida Retirement Syslem. w hich holds ihe retirement fund­ ing for m a n y teachers. The measure was rejected. — State Rep. H arry Goode. D-Melboume. the winner of the "prairie chlclen" award, w ho the union said threatened to kill a health-care subsidy Increase as punishment for educators* lack of support for a bill he wanted passed. — State Rep. Bruce Hoffman. R-South Mlaml/Coral Gables, whose meekness In "flyin g In whatever direction G ov. Bob Marlines happens lo be going" earned him the "yellow-belly sapsuckcr" award. scheming to defraud more than 850,000, but through the In­ vestigation Itself we figured they la u n d e re d o v e r 82 m illio n th ro u g h a local bank here. Am aouth Bank of Pensacola, which has a branch In G ulf Breexe." Brown said. T h e five arrested Monday fol­ lowing a one m onth Investiga­ tion were Raymon Haas. 44; Jam es Keith Larry. 41: Billy Lothertdge. 48; and Mark Steven Scan tan, 26. all of Gulf Breexe. and Thom as W atley Bodlford. 57, of Pensacola Beach. Larry the attem officer tn Tekas/waa Tekas/ was being held without bond. Bond"for the other four was aetat8600.000 each. i$ftsrssafi Police said the business took calls over a toll-free 800 number. T h e callers had received cards telling them they had won cither a car, 85,000. or a bracelet worth 81.200. T o get the prize, they had to buy a water purifier for 8459, or a vacation package using their credit card num ber. Th e card num ber was then sent to com­ panies in Florida, California. Connecticut or Texas. T h e vacation packages were Pedestrian killed by Miami cop MIAMI — police In riot gear cordoned off a fiveblock area of northwest Miami after t. black pedes­ trian was struck and killed by a white officer In a patrol car. and about 250 residents gathered and threw roc ks and bottles. Police said the officer was chasing a motorist for a traffic violation In the city's predominantly black Liber­ ty City section about 9:45 p.m . Tuesday when the pedestrian stepped Into the street from a median and was killed instantly. A b o u t 2 5 0 re sid e n ts gathered briefly In the area, the scene of several violent clashes In the last decade after blacks were killed by white police officers, and som e o n lo o k e rs th re w rocks and bottles. Some officers donned riot gear and cordoned off the area, while others walked Into the groups of people on either side of the street to talk w ith them In an attempt to quell the dis­ turbance. police said. T h e c ro w d dispersed early Wednesday, and no phbne martKHhg fbW rfceiJVrd « ! » "-.be!turns confrontations were reported. abour‘79' p frtcn l bf ^ '" ttn s l paid by the customer. r- - Jacksonville said the bank hol( a first mortgage of about million on the property. In a statement. Barnett said _ froze access to the h o te l's' operating funds after Sovereign failed to find a new Investor for • -C h tryl Stephenson, hotel public relations the property by July 16. as previously agreed. Barnett also said It has asked the bankruptcy of public relations. w e d d in g s o n th e b o o k . " "Th ere will be 300 employees Stephenson said. " It’s awful. court to appoint a trustee to sell out of work, with no severance Just awful. Fortunately, we have the property. Stephenson said the hotel pay. Some people are owed been able to move everybody." vacations. Friday will be our Iasi S o v e r e i g n G r o u p o f property Is owned by the city of paycheck," she said. P h ila d e lp h ia re o p e n e d the Coral Gables, which operates an 275-room hotel In December adjoining golf course and tennis Stephenson estimated that 1986 after completing a 847 courts. Sovereign signed a 99about 100 guests were displaced by the closing. All were able to million renovation. The venture year lease to operate the hotel. failed to live u p to financial Us restaurants and spa. which find other accommodations, she said. expectations, however, and the sit on 53 acres, she sold. Barnett said Tuesday tl re­ Th e closing also disrupted the partnership filed for Chapter 11 g r e t t e d a n y I nco nve ni enc e bankruptcy protection In March. plana of seven soon-to-be brides. " T h is weekend, we had seven A spokesman for Barnett In caused by the closing. f There will be 300 employees out of work, with no severance pay. Some people are owed vacations. Friday will be our last paycheck, f THE WEATHER ■h ^ t r Today...Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the mid to upper 9 0 's with a southwest­ erly w ind a! 10 mph. Tonlght...Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of Isolated evening thunderstorms. Low In the low to mid 70‘s with a light wind. Tom orrow...Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the mid aa City * Ferecatt AlbuqufMX -------- * WBDMI60AY PHpCMy 80-71 t fp THURSDAY M yCM y 04-71 M IAM I - F tor MU leneur temperature* andralntellataa m. EH T WeWwiday A^iliChiCSlS n •a C re tN Ie w 44 DaytonaSoach F v t Lauderdale FortMyeri jack tom Ilie Key Wett 44 SM to 2 7) ase ■ 00 I 74 Ire Ver-i Beach Wett Palm Seech 3 D a y to aa Beach: Waves are 2-2W feet and sem i glassy. Current Is to the north w ith a water temperature of 84 degrees. N ew Sm yrna Reach : Wavea are n iaraeota Sremntan n u see 77 a n eoe n n n M M 71 44 77 41 FRIDAY •MUMP 08-70 T \p-L SUNDAY SATURDAY M yCM y 68*78 Cloudy 01*70 Min. 1:40 a.m .. 2.00 p.m .: MaJ. 7:50 a.m., 8 :1 5 p .m . T ID S R t D e y ta a a ■ sa ck : highs. 10:33 a.m.. 11:39 p.m .; lows. 4:27 a m .. 5:10 p.m .; R a w S m y r n a R e a ch: highs. 10:38 a.m ., 11:44 p.m.: lows, 4:32 a .m .. 5:15 p.m .: Cacoa Reach: highs. 10:53 a.m., 11:59 p.m .; lows. 4:47 a .m .. 5:30 p.m. to upper 90's with a southwest wind at 10 m ph. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a r t ly cloudy during the day Friday through Sunday car t • v A T u n e s Vol. 82. No. 203 _____ Daily sad feeder, except faterday by Tlw Ueterd HersM. lac.. M4 N. French See.. Seetard. Fie. a m . Friday. Historic Biltmore’s closing catches guests off guard TAM PA — A m an convicted o f raping a 15-year-old hitchhiker and hacking o ff her arm s In the California desert pleaded no contest Tuesday to a charge o f stealing a 810 cam era and w as sentenced to 00 days in Jail. Lawrence Singleton. 62. o f Tam pa w as scheduled to go to trial Tuesday on the petty theft charge, a second-degree misdemeanor. But he changed hie Innocent plea to no contest, saying he did not believe be could get a fair trial. Hillsborough County Judge Debra Behnke Imposed the m axim um aentenc allow able under Florida law . citing Singleton's criminal record. TSI ISUSSASK -. Th Thu winninr, TALLAHASSEE t winning numbers Tuesday In tht Florida Lottery Fantasy S gams wars 18. iT ,u ,t iM it a The dally number Tuesday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 gams was RCTheh stepson. Robert Perry. 18. was In guarded condition at Ftsh Memorial Hospital Telemarketers charged with bilking consumere of $2 million in scheme The eatery, a converted burgerJW #t on U.S.-1, servad Ks Mat' fry cake about 1 p m. Monday wlthm itaotlcc m fanfare. L ILPTMUKfiaHuSH Center tn Coral Oables sold Bertha produced heavy swells along the upper Florida coast after forming as a tropical depression on O verall, said TorniU o, the Legislature resembled "a bunch of ostriches" during the aessPm because "they seemed to have FORT LAUDERDALE — A topless doughnut shop denounced aa a sym bol o f raunch and degradation haa dosed Its doors three months after the death of its founder. Gary Emery, son o f the late founder Andy Emery, said Tuesday the family could no longer run R-Donuta from their home In New Jersey. They hope to sell It to one o f several potential buyers. The elder Emery, who w as 75. died o f a heart attack April 9 after Joining his waitresses to deliver doughnuts and coffee In the pouring rain to sailors on yachts tn the W hitbread Round the W orld Race. Obviously, he's not here to enjoy It anym ore," G ary Emery S in g le t o n g u ilt y In e w n m N E W S M Y R N A B E A C H .,— R ip tid e s blam ed on Hurricane Bertha killed one m an Tuesday, aent at least three other neardrowning victims to the hospital and sent lifeguards plunging Into the su rf to rescue 75 others, officials reported. "It's been extrem ely hectic. W e've had more rescues today than w e've had In y e a rs ." said Joe W ooden , captain or lifeguards In Daytona Beach. Chief lifeguard Tom Rentck said waves kicked up by Hurricane Berthe over the weekend tore holes tn offshore send bars. A s water rushed out through those holes on Tuesday. It created riptides, that dragged TALLAH ASSEE - The Florida L e g isla tu re a n d fiv e o f Its m em bers were probably less than flattered Tuesday when a teachers’ union nam ed them aa recipients of their "fow l p la y " aw ards for not helping educa­ tion. "These awards are Intended to c a ll a t t e n t io n lo s o m e leaa-lhan-spectacular momenta these lawm akers had during the 1990 session." said Pat TorniUo. president of Florida Education Aaaociatlon/Unlted. S o d * b o t t lt t c o n fis c a te d Im drowned, and the « near drowning and taken to the hospital, said their heads buried In the sand on so m e Im p o rta n t e d u c atio n A pipe bom b the w indow o f the D B A field office m Pert “ the e.OOOsquare-faot structure. . _ N o one w as Injured In the blast or ensuing fire. Jeffrey Matthews, 23. also pleaded guilty Monday to charges o f running a drug trafficking ring, cocaine p aaraim n and homicide tn furtherance o f his d rag trafficking activities. His pleas were sealed until Tuesday "fo r law enforcement ■aid U A . Attorney Robert Genrm an. c the victim s out toaea. MBes L awrence of the National Hurrtcan Group names education turkeys MonptudoguHtyInDEAbombing To p to ts d o u g h n u t sh o p IM M P M feet and glassy. C u rre n t Is slightly to the south, with a water temperature of 85 degrees. T h e h ig h te m p e ratu re In Sanford Tuesday was 95 de­ grees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural' Research and Education Center, Celery “ " Avenue. 8t. Angnatine ta Jupiter lalst Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period a id in g ul 9 a.m. Wednesday totalled 0 Inches. T h e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 82 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low waa 75. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. T o d a y . . . w i n d s o u t h to southwest 10 kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Scattered late afternoon th un ­ derstorms near shore. T o n i g h t . . . w i n d s o u th to southwest 5 to 10 kts. Seas 1 to 3 ft. Bay and inland waters smooth. □ Tuesday b high................ 96 □ Barometric praaaora.3O.09 O Relative ham idlty....?B pet □W lada......Bouthwast 7 mph □R ainfall.....................O Inch. □Todey'a sanest 44*448:10 p.m. □Tom orrow 's sunrise....6:47 Other Weather Service data: Anchor a g tx AtTievlltepc Atlanta pc Baltimore ty Billing* to Birmingham cy Bitmarckpc Botton pc Brmmivllltpc But lately Charlotte pc Chicago ly Cincinnati ty C lowland ty Daiiatcy Danwrpc OooMataat i y Detroit ty Duluth pc FI Patocy Evantvlllety Fargapc Hertford pc Honolulu ly Houitonpc Indianapoliny KamatCilyty La i Vogei ty Little Rcckte Lot Angotet hi uitvilM ty louitviile Memphucy Milwaukee ty Minneepofli pc Nath,HI* pc New Or team pc Now York pc Omaha I Philadelphia ty Phoeniapc Pittsburgh ty P ra .id tn c r pc Richmond ty St Lout! ty San Antonio pc San Diego pc HI 17 44 M 43 ■ 44 44 n 74 47 71 41 70 It 71 41 IS 74 7S 74 74 14 M 14 44 41 77 11 104 17 U M 40 44 77 40 43 W 41 40 104 70 M *7 43 40 74 La Pep 43 44 M 73 71 SO 44 33 44 7* 34 73 33 44 33 73 S3 34 40 43 *3 43 33 40 73 71 34 37 7* 74 M 47 71 34 33 73 73 73 34 44 44 44 41 73 44 73 70 .... .... ... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .47 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .04 .... .... 03 .... .14 .... .... .... n .... .... ... .... ... .... 03 13 .43 .... .. �Candidates confused over partisan school elections dates, opponents I her. picking her u p on her clothing and 1p.m. Tuesday. The suspect named by < 1:30 p.m. that the woman' punched him In the mm reported the alleged attack. Man tccu M d In t k i iln h in Q SANFORD - A m an who aOem M y threatened to "trash” the car of Delarina MonhoUen before running Rom MonboOen's house at 320 W . 12 S t. Sanford, has been charged with arm ed burglary, for allegedly entering bar carport an a slashing the tires of her car. Terry Lynn Manly. 20.2900 Ridgewood Ave. *121. Sanford. w as arrested at home at 10 p.m. T u p.m. incident, Sanford police report, leaving the victim 's house at a "U g h Incident, police said. A RemibUan candidate In District 4. she said slic la currently lacin g only one opponent. Noreen Hatton, a Democrat. The confusion which has plagued the gchool board races from the start stems from a law suit brought against the board by District 1 candidate BUI Kroil. form er candidate W ea Pennington and the Semi­ nole County Republican Executive Com­ mittee. The law suit sought to have the non partisan school board declared un­ constitutional. Circuit Judge Kenneth LefTler ruled in June that the school board elections for the three scats up for election this year. In Districts 1. 4 and 5. would be partisan, but he stopped short of declaring the non­ partisan board unconstitutional, thus put­ ting all seats up for election on the partisan ticket this year. Under Lefllcr’s ruling, the aeata in District 2 and 3. aa well aa the superintendent's aeat, would be contested as partisan In 1002, at the time their present term s expire. Last week, the state Suprem e Court ruled that In the case of Palm Beach County, the district could remain non-partisan because their special act which authorised nohpartiaan elections came before the county’s charter eras put In place. and literature to remove all mention of the Republican party. And I don’t know If I’m still not running until Novem ber or »f I have to run in Septem ber or October.” Seminole County's specie] act araa also put in place prior to the adoption o f a county charter. The school board will file a motion tomorrow m orning to have LefTler reverse his earlier decision and make Seminole County's school board, once again, non­ partisan. According to Reborn and Kuhn, because the special qualifying date wtH come some time in August, if the elections return to non-partisan, candidates w ill not participate in a prim ary until Oct. 2. Candidates In other races w ill run In a Sept. 4 prim ary first. If. a s expected. LefTler reverses the decision, a special one-day qualifying period w ill have to be established so candidates can qualify for a non-partisan election. Others, who did not meet the qualifying deadline last month, might be able to do so on that day. “So where does that leave m e?" Kuhn asked. " I could suddenly have other oppo­ nents that I haven’t planned for. I don’t know If I need to take W hite Out to my signs "S o our first primary w ill be everyone elee's second prim ary and If we need a run-off It will be during the Nov. 6 general election." Kuhn said. M X . "S o n n y " Reborn, a Republican candidate In District 5, agrred. “None ot us know where we aland." he said. “The district haa to wait for a ruling. If they art it. the supervisor o f elections has to don’t know when w e’re running.” Som e o f the candidates met Informally at last night's public hearing on the school district budget and agreed on one thing. “ W e don’t know what w e're supposed to do.” Kuhn said. "W e picked a heck of a year to get Into politic*.’’ Pugh: Party switch made long before SANFORD - Vcrdell Pugh of Sanford, a candidate for the school board seat in District 9. did not switch political parties right before qualifying time as previously reported In the San­ ford Herald, according to her husband and cam paign m anager Jam es Pugh. BUI Ollmarttn. chairman o f the Sem inole County Dem ocratic D ep e n d a b le L aw n E quw m kkt MB Yacht searched most of the eastern U.S. coast, we found this place, and believe me. there’s no place like Sanford." T h e yachts Rex-Meyer w ill turn out are the sleek, black­ hulled Midnight Lace Yachts, designed by T o m Fexss, al- though eventually the company will b e able to turn out other yachts according to the plans and designs created by other boat designers. The initial pro­ duct. the 40-foot express cruiser, 13.5 feet wide with a spacious salon, a galley and two cabins. Drill sell for $260,000 or more, depending on the outfitting re­ quested by the purchaser. The 40-foot yacht with 300 horse­ power diesel engines will cruise at approxim ately 30 knots. In October of 1001. work will begin on the 68 foot motoryacht. It Is alm ost 20 feet wide, has a pair o f 55 horsepower diesel engines and Is capable of speeds up to 22 knots, or with twin 1,000 horsepower engines, up to 30 knots. The 60-foot yacht Is expected to have a basic price of $1.1 to$1.3m lUion. Phase one and two of t(ie plant w ilt Inclu d e alm ost 6 3 .0 0 0 square feet of operations, $5.5 m illion w orth of capital Im ­ provements and 150 new Jobs, all of which will begin almost Immediately. The C ity o f Sanford proposes to change the use o f the land w ithin the area shown in the map of th is advertisem ent. W E’VE CHANGED If you missed our exciting Grand Re-Opening stop by and see our completely remodeled store and find something you love I . ._ ___ I Were Overstoc IN D IC A TE S AREA W IT H IN S A N 'O flO C IT Y U M itS ^ I ja n fo r d ^ URBAN AREA A public hearing on the proposal w ill be held on Thursday, A ugust 16,1990 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the Planning and Zoning C o m ­ m ission of Sanford, Florida, in the C ity C o m m issio n Room, C ity H all, Sanford Florida. The Planning and Zoning Com m ission , acting as the C ity of San ford 's designated Local Planning Agency, w ill co n sid e r an amendment to the Future Land U se Plan Elem ent of the C om prehensive Plan. Interested parties may appear at the m eeting and be heard regarding the pro posed plan am endment and transm ittal of sam e to the C ity C o m m ission . STAJNMASTEH plush mm 32 OZ. TREVERA PLUSH -t T 8 1 3 " 'H lfo U & c U & i C o p ie s of the proposed am endm ent to the Future Land Use Plan Elem ent of the C om prehensive Plan are available at the Departm ent of Engineering and Planning O ffice at City H ail, Sanford, Florida and may be in sp ected by the public. A D V IC E TO T H E PUBLIC: if a person d e cid e s to appeal a d e cisio n made with respect to any m atter con sid ered at the above m eeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of the proceedings, include the testim ony and e v id e n c e , w h ic h re co rd is not p ro v id e d by -the C i t y of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) ; t �1. BEN 300N. FRENCH A V I. SANTORO. FLA. 32771 Area CoAe 407-333-3011 or 831-1 SUMCiaroON RAIEt 3 Months.......................... 0IS1O • Month*.................................. W ATTENBERG A vision for non- visionary times Am erica Is being called upou to do a great So t ld g : ptapl the seeds o f Sw w tV *1. vslu far. the Bush adm inistration haa not h illy itself, oar the public. I met recently with o f new Independent teacher's unions astern European nations. There la a lot these peop le do not know abou t m odern 1 Vsar .................................. E D IT O R IA L S Brennan’s legacy More than any other Justice. Wlttam J. Brennan Jr. was the creaUre force of the Warren Court, a man who fathered, with Ottrer Wendell that expntence. not theory, waa the lie of the law. Aa such, he retarded the Constitution aa a hvtaf Instru­ ment that could mow with the condttloaa of end thing froten In the 18th century. Hla Intelligence waa auch that long after the Warren Court had become the Burger Court and even the Reagan Court, he remained a powerful voice for Individual liberty and equality of opportunity. Parting with hla Harvard mentor. Felix Frankfurter. Brennan laid the groundwork for the court’s one-man. one-vote decision, which required the states to apportion legislatures there M s lot w e don't know about It either. They w ant to understand, and teach, the culture o f democracy, preferably American-atyle. But. says Jaroalav Katous of Czechoalovskla. “ W e teachers were staves." And bfclong slaves, he says, are going to have difficulty teaching students about freedom. The teachers, guests o f the American Federa­ tion o f Teachers, are worried about things Europeans have every reason to worry about: a u t h o r it a r ia n is m , a n a r c h y , r e p r e s s io n , xenophobia, expansionist nationalism and In­ ternal hatred. They w o n y that capitalist free markets can't (lourtoh In lands that have been starved o f Ideas about capitalism, m arkets and sociologist Daniel Bell point* out that, series. Cun America. Europe has had many unhappy ex periences with democracy. In recent memory, democracies In Italy. Portugal, Austria. Germ any and Spain went fascist or authoritarian. East know there M a downside to democra- how are do things, and let them see If tt m akes don't get tt right this time. sense for them. Majority rule* There la so u n d s g o o d , bu t Uvtty going on In what happens If the Am erica Is bushing andI politic*, poll! frit majority w ants to kill lo b e i the president. It's ivfljiifcti Dy Q ypslcoor Jews or, If In Romania, the ma­ j o r i t y w a n t s to tt'i A galvanization m ediant tt turned persecute H un gari­ 'W hite House Conference. In the | ans? T h e E a st E u ro * Freedom House haa peans know that they ence. So, In a letter to arc not going to get Senators John McCain. R-Arti. big bucks from D-Fla. They say the conference should promote W e st. Ind e e d, the the developm ent o f a "dem ocratic political big-bucks theory of culture" In non-democratic countries. foreign aid hasn't It's the right Idea, at the right time, for the right worked out so well. president. t. At a time o f budget stringency, the Moreover, ss Mark monies necessary are relatively small oy federal f What happens Fslcoff writes In Th e standards. At a time o f party bickering, tt can if the ma American Enterprise unite both parties in a great cause. At Ume when joritry wants m a ga zin e , the de­ voters are fed up with political small-m indedness. to kill? | m ise of S o vie tism It can Inspire the public. At a time when the cytf SL» reduces the Am e ri­ can geopolitical ra­ tio n a le Tor g iv in g foreign aid. A ll we can do Is let folks around the world know JA C K ANDERSON Federal workers above the law? In the case of the New York Tiroes vs. Sullivan, he made it dear that the First Amendment’s guarantees of freedom of the press meant little If pubttc officials could W A SH IN G T O N D-M lch.. rec o v e r n u | c iid c i i v ir o f t lo r e v e ry m in o r And. In what social Issues of Catholic. w om an a p rivacy of historic employment ortttts. * the iturs, tt under any lkiam -r a n v e n M|0 tn a m p a| court aa divided aa this court haa been and the emotional tsaues that tt confronts — the task becomes even more difficult But both political pragmatism and judicial common sense strongly undercut the attend? strident arguments from anti-abortion n rtrrmlata and those an the far right that only one of their own will do. The president must know that the effects of last year's Webster decision have been aa divisive and damaging to Ms own party aa they have been damaging to abortion rights. In view of that, he not only promised to Impose no litmus test on abortion but quickly chose a nominee, federal appeals court Judge D av id Souter. about whose abortion viewa ewa Ibe sa y s he knows nothing. In so doing, he obviously hopes to avoid turning the con­ firm ation process into the "bloodbath" that S en ate Minority Leader Robert Dole said w o u ld follow any attempt to appoint anyone w ith c le a rly stated views on the taaue. It's too soon to evalu ate Souter’s qualifica­ tions. B u t th ere's n o d o u b t that what the co u rt n o w needs la not an Ideologue — not a R obert B o rk or a n A n ton in Scans — but a m oderatin g, centerin g influence who both respects precedent and understands that the C onstitution cannot be shriveled back Into w h at it w a s before Roe vs. Wade, before the p ray er decision s and before the gnat civil and righ ts decisions o f the '50a and '60s. "T h e ge n iu s o f the C on stltu tk m .” Brennan sa id In a speech In 1985, “ rests not In any static m ean in g It m igh t have had In a world that Is d ead an d gon e, but In the adaptability o f Its great principles to c o p e with c u rre n t hard to fcpfrca p ro b lem s an d the cu rren t n e e d s ." B ren n an served that ideal for nearly 34 y ea rs, lo n ger than all but five Judges. In the cou rt o f that tenure, he hdped to shape the C onstitution to serve real people and real con dition s, not old abstractions. That In itself ou gh t to be a stan d ard for those who would .luccccd h im . Berry's W orld *7 CAN'T WAIT to fstf my wifa that w had an applicant waring a Slmpaona T+N rl." Rep. W illiam Ford. But when It comes to fo rc in g fe d e ra l em p lo y e e s to pay Ih c lr d e b ts. F o rd s in g s a d iffe r e n t tune. For the last two sessions of Congress Ford haa bottled up bills In his committee t h a t 'W o u ld a llo w courts to garnish the w ages of government of a right to an abortion, a prayer In the pttbHf that eventual^ the country would Join him in the conviction that the death penalty O tv e n w o u ld b e - Is the champion of the federal worker. He should be. In hla last re-election cam paign, he took $55,215 In contributions from unions and associations o f government employees. So far this election year, they have given him m ore than $30,000. Ford haa kept federal workers happy by hamm ering on a sim ple, reasonable message — federal salaries should be com parable to those In the private sector. Ina j guaranteea'of ; promises tf the i the collective president is seen as non-visionary, the Idea of spreading democratic and Am erican values around the world is visionary. II has an added advantage: It's the right thing to do. ELLEN GOODMAN Souter: formula for success B O S TO N — From the moment W illiam J . Brennan J r . resigned his seat on the Supreme Court, the choice of a new Justice sounded more like the topic for a chemistry exam than a political pop quiz. " I hope President Bush does not go for a single-Issue litm us test" said Sen. A rlcn Specter. Abortion "shouldn't be the single litm us test In picking a Supreme Court Justice" concum ed Sen. Robert Dole. A n d when the President Introduced his candidate. David H . Souter. to the press. Bush said he hadn't quizzed the Granite Slate lawyer on abortion because — surprise — "It Is not annropriate — to use any litmus test.' So it goes. Whatever else happens. It appears that the Senate will not be able to dunk David Souter in water until hla true colors show. T h e frugal, funny, brainy bachelor from the state whose motto la " U v e Free or Die" can't be easily ready on any of the major social issues of the day. T h e W hite House got what It waa looking for: someone who Is fuzzy. Not fuzzy as In "w a rm and fu zzy." Fuzzy as In. well, "out of focus." Souter hasn't left a clear traceable, trail of footprints to let us know where he stands. Indeed the first computer search of law Journals turned up only one Souter byline, a eulogy to a former New Hampshire Judge. An earlier questionnaire asking Souter to list his speeches contained this answer: No Speeches. A s any licensed p u rv e y o r o f co m m o n political wisdom can tell you. this Is now considered to be the best formula for success. Especially on ss hot an Issue aa abortion. If. after all. Bush picked a candidate known to oppose Roe v. Wade, he as asking for what Dole described as a "blood bath" In the Democratic Senate. If on the other hand, he chose some known to waffle on the constitu­ tional right to privacy that underscores Roe, the conservatives would have bolted. It waa all In the chemistry. O r the lack of it. David Souter's only brush with the abortion Issue doesn't say m uch about his stand on Roe: He concurred In a ruling that said a doctor had the responsibility to Inform a pregnant woman of the possibility of birth defects and the availability of abortion. At the moment, the biggest rap against Souter among clvll-rlghta advocates Is that Jo h n Sununu la for him . As one W hile House staffer put It happily. " I think the President has finessed the abortion Issue." That, as the editorial writers always say. remains to be seen. But we do have More proof that the road to success Is paved with D O N 'T*. D O N 'T write any provocative law articles. D O N 'T express any grand theories. D O N ’T give speeches on the great public Issues of your day. In short. I give you Justice Fuzzy. Th e making of a Justice becomes more and more Itkc aiming for the highest elective office: It's better to be bland. "Th e re 's definitely an Incentive to play It safe." agrees Kathleen Sullivan, a Harvard Law professor who testified In the confirmation hearings of Robert Bork. " T h is Is very much a feature of our public discourse. In public life 'the vision thing' Is to be avoided." T h e classic II lu s t r a t io n o f th e problem was Robert Bork himself. He did more than leave a paper trail for the S e n a te J u d i c i a r y C o m m itte e . As an a c a d e m ic and theorist, he cut a paper swath across the law. Th e Bork hearings le ft b e h in d th e message that some­ one who's ambitious Is better off hiding any views he's unfor­ I The W hite tu n a te e n o u g h to H ou se got have Inside gener­ som eon e w ho alities. Bork himself Is fuzzy, j haa chimed In with a d v ic e to S o u te r; D on't discuss your views. T h e problem with Bork. he keeps forgetting, wasn't that he said too much, but that what he said was too m uch for most Americans. His record provoked a constlutlonal debate and he lost. Th a t's the stuff of democracy. But in m uch of our political life, the point Increasingly Is to avoid controversy Instead of engaging In II and resolving It. O u r politicians are more than rlsk-avcrstvc. T h e y have become decision-aversive. So. In turn, has the public. Fewer and fewer of us vote. Judges however, do decide. While we can't ever know how anyone will rule over the next decade of Issues, the public gels only one look at the candidate before the lifetime appoint­ ment. We have a right lo more than a glimpse ofankle. David Soulcr has not fell compelled to be publicly, or it appears, privately, engaged In (he great debates of our era. Th a t Itself says something about a man. But In some perverse way. this Is now a political plus, a qualification for the Supreme Court. How curious, that success today carries the sound of silence. LETTERS TO EDITOR l.clirr* lo I he editor are welcome. All letters must Is- signed, intitule the address til the writer anti a daytime telephone mini tier. Letters should is- on a slnghlc subjeel ami lx* as brief us ptisslblf.. Letters an- subject lo editing workers. T h a t means If you sue yo u r neighbor and he or she Just happens to work for. say. the Central In ­ telligence A g e n c y , you can win. but you will have a heck of a time collecting your money. IThafadaral record la not Impraulva. J T h e court can't order the federal govern ment. as tt can a private employer, to take the money out of your neighbor's paycheck. Ford thinks the status quo Is Just (Inc. He says II would cost too m uch money to allow garnishment of federal wages. It m ight cost Ford some money to support garnishment. T h e employee unions m ight not be so generous with him at election time. Ford wouldn't talk to us about the connection between campaign money and the bill, but hla press secretary said that money was "not a reason" for Ford’s opposition to garnish­ ment. "H e doesn’t have any kind of guilt over political contributions," the spokesman said. A p p a r e n t ly n o t. T h e p o lic y a g a ln a t garnishment of federal wages dates back to 1846 when the Supreme Court ruled that the federal government couldn't be sued without Its consent. Th e archaic precedent waa set so that agents of (he federal government could also not be forced to fork over their due In a lawsuit. O n ly In domestic cases — alimony and child support — can federal employees be regarded as Individuals acting on their own. T h e courts can and do garnish their wages far family obligations. But even at that, the federal record la not Impressive. Last year, the Health and Hum an Services Department revealed that 65.000 federal employees were behind on their child support payments by about 0250 million. The blanket protection haa been waived for a few government agencies. Including the Postal Service and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. T h e ir workers' salaries can-be garnished for any reason. But the vast majority of federal employees. Including the military, are pro­ tected. A Judge can’t garnish the paycheck of a member of Congress either. Rep. A ndy Jacobs. D-lnd., introduced the bill to change that In (he last session of Congress. But it died in Ford's committee. T h is year Jacobs introduced tt again, and It probably will die In committee too. But Jacobs refuses to let the Issue go unnoticed. "It Is an Indisputable outrage that (Jnclc Sam should shield deadbeats.” he told our associate Paul Zimmerman. "It's an Insult to all federal employees to Imply that they need such protection. I myself am e m b a r r a s s e d b y l t . * ' Another Capitol Hill source told us. "Fo rd is saying the government cannot afford to practice the good citizenship that it demands of other private employees." �■ Sanford H n M , Sanford. Florida — Wsdnmdsy. Aopuit t, tfSO — SA M a n g i 1A she w as■ palm er." F K iT jroit call late Apparently, a l the detail waa ■aid Faye C a n o n . too m uch for the R o u p . -----lice her broah "W ell. I’m not pmnm do these a 11 a.m . "W e other two. You have to wait for busy w ishing everything to d y and I want to p a in t" get on the nest step." Sm ith t r tried paint- said. "Besides, m ine look like rted the d a m rows of c o m ." flh her hand" I teg yo u the traah can’s full cards at the at m y place.” C a n o n m id. ►sm o o thly A d m i t Ju d g in g b y the cards, howevhe la ao talented." Sm ith . er. o f her friend taking the we Tax ia T h e father of two children, one at Lake Mary H igh School. 895 L o n g w o o d -L a k e M ary Road. Lake Mary, and the other at Wilson Elementary, 085 Orange Blvd.. Sanford. Kaminsky said that If blame for the Increase must be placed somewhere. It •hould be placed with Gov. Bob M a r t i n e t a n d th e s t a t e legislature. "It ts sad." he m id. "when the quest for re-election to placed ahead of the future, which to our students.” O f the 70 people who filled the board room nearly to capacity only 13, Including one school board candidate, spoke. Nearly all of the 11 school board candidates were In at­ tendance at last night’s public hearing. Archie Cannon of Lake Mary, a candidate for the District 1 school board seat said he sup­ ported whatever It took to take care of the teachers and the students of Seminole County so that they could continue to produce at the level* they have been. " If that'* what It take*." he m id. "go for It." Charles Sawyer of Longwood was not so understanding. " I don't see any Justification for this Increase you're asking for." he said. ‘T h e re ’* either been some foully planning or you’re just pulling figures out of the a ir." Repeating the question he said he has asked the board every year for m any years. Sawyer asked w h y the tax base, which to " i n c r e a s in g b y le a p s a n d bounds" does not take care of the growth-related problems. “ Increasing the mlllage really hurts." he said. "W e're not all gelling big m oney." T o n y Horvath, of Longwood. waa a theme echoed by several speakers. " A n unfair amount of the burden (of paying for growth) to being placed on the homeown­ e r." m id Jan e Ryan, w ho said she has been a homeowner In Longwood for nine and a half years. "W e need to consider something like a registration fee." She suggested other forms of raising revenue might Include placing a forger portion of the Increase on new residents. Jo h n Hannon, a property ap­ praisal consultant from Lake Mary, said "Someone needs lo look out foryou."hesaid. • M ATHS DR. S Y L V E S T E R RUIOTON who aaid he was speaking for "all of ua on fixed incomes." m id he was not against schools, but he was against the Increase. " I haven't made money on developm ent, but I'm being asked to subsidise It," be said. “ There has got to be a better - ■kvffl'rSljwii £t.;pS» i t c ’1e .. »J7 A f. vj i.l I - .. J BAR- Dr. Sylvester Barrington. 51, 42 Tu rtle Creek. Oakland. Calif., formerly of Sanford, died J u ly 2, at hto residence. Bom Oct. 6. 1938 In Lake City, he attended p u b lic schools in S em inole C ounty and graduated valedictorian from Crooms High School In 1956. He was a physician of Internal medicine In the San Francisco Bay area since 1976. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e , Elisab e th .- of O a k la n d : son. Earle. Oakland: daughter. Angie. Oakland: -mother, ShupeUa, of Sanford: brothers. Jesse. O r­ lando. Eugene. Houston. Texas. Freddie. Sanford; sister. Shirley W llllams-Hunt. of Sanford; one grandson. Earle J r ., of Seattle. Wash. Memorial services for Dr. Bar­ rington will be held 10 a.m. Sat.. Aug. 4. at the Westslde Recre­ ation Center. 919 Persimmon Ave., Sanford, with Rev. Arcee Jam es olBc toting. Benjamin Thom pson Cooper Sr., 74, 28 Stonegale 5.. Long­ wood, died Tuesday at hto resi­ dence. Bom Jan . 2, 1916. In Kissimmee, he moved lo Longwood from Brandon In 1990. He was a carpenter. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e , W inifred: son. Benjamin J r .. Longwood; daughter. Shirley A ., B e llin g h a m . W a s h .: s is te r. Benita Reece. A rca d ia ; four grandchildren. O a k la w n Park Ccm etery/Funeral Home. Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. R O B E R TFLO R E N C E 6R. Robert Florence Sr.. 61, 1240 Oak St.. Altamonte Springs, died S u n d a y at H u m a n a -L u c c rn e Hospital. Orlando. Bom Ja n . 9, 1929. In Butler County. Ala., he moved to Altamonte Springs from Greenville. Ala., In 1948. He was a machinist for Emcisor, Machine and a member of New Bethel A M E Church, Altamonte Springs. Survivors Include wife, Ethel M.: daughters. Shtrley Busby, Apopka. Linda Allen. Valerie, both of Altamonte Springs; sons. Elder A rth ur. Apopka. Minister Eric. Phillip. Lewis Clay, all of Altamonte Springs, Robert J r ., Sanford: sister, Serltos Daniels. Panama C ity; brother*. Claude. O e o rg la n a . A la .. N a th a n ie l. Niagara Falls, N.Y.: 22 grand­ children. Marvin C . Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka, In charge of arrangements. C H A R LES J . IRWIN S C ha rle s J . Irw in . 9 1 , 872 Tuscora Drive. W inter Springs, died Monday at Ftortoa Hospital. Altamonte Springs. B o m Dec. 5. 1896, In McKeesport, Pa., he moved to W inter Springs from there In 1982. He waa a retired motor Inspector for U.S. Steel and a member of Com m unity A llia n ce C h u rc h . He was a member of FfrAM 641 AUlquipa Lodge. Big Brothers C lu b of U.S. Steel and Natlnal AARP. Survivors Include daughters. E la in e S te ln b ro w n n . W in te r Springs. Armelta Nadzam. Morrls v ille , P a ., Betty S tearns. Murfreesboro, Term .; son. Karl F.. North Huntingdon, Pa.: sis­ ters. Gertrude McAllister, North East, Pa.. Frances Thom pson. Erie, Pa.. Leoda Battes. Lov­ eland. Colo., Arlene Crawford. East S p rin g fie ld , P a .: eight g ra n d c h ild re n : 28 g re a t­ g ra n d c h ild re n : four great-great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Orlando, In charge of arrangements. Henry Raaaclc J r .. 67. 171 Clear Lake Drive, Sanford, died Sunday at hto residence. Bom Feb. 19, 1923, In Baltimore, he moved to Sanford from there In 1983. He was a brick mason and a Lutheran. He was an A rm y veteran of W orld W ar II. Survivors include sons. Gerry M annel. J a c k M annel. G a ry Mannel, all of Baltimore; daugh­ ters, Darlene O u e rlco , N ina Cessna, both of Baltimore, Tin a Regan. Charlotte, N.C.; sister, Theresa V a lt, B altim ore; 10 grandchildren. Brtoson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. H ahtner' Marjorie Seay, w h o led the d a m yesterday In place of the regular teacher. Paulee Stevens, showed the group how to paint leaves. "1 took a w atcrcoloc painting clam In W inter fo rk.” Seay said! "It was a n patoUng botanical (lowers, and the wom an who fought It was a botanist before they only sell them at the center, and give c m aw ay fb friends and family. " H m O y makes you take a Officer 1A trooper arrived at 4:44 a.m ., Brown said. Brown said Taggart suffered an non-incapacitating Injury and waa treated at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford. Coke Indicate* 1A Florida. T h e ring alleged shipped the narcotic to area* of Florida and to W . Va. and Ohio, b y the U .S . Mall, as well as by car. Esllnger said. T h e case broke before agents had a chance to make a p‘ undercover buy from til peels. Esllnger said. O nly one ounce of cocaine' f o u n d In in R i c h a r d s o n '* apartment. Esllnger said. Three vehicles Including a Mercedes, were seised during the busts, along with about *34.000 cash. Esllnger said Ltmotta. "w ho has been unempfoyeed for some tim e." had bought 100 pounds o f m arijuana Just before hto arrest. Several firearms were also seized in the raids on the suspects' houses. T h e Investigation continues. Esllnger said, with additional charges pending and other sus­ pects Including more Seminole C o unty residents targeted for arrests as ring members. the accident. TONYBUSSIIN8UBANCE IftTIS. frti t l Av«ulaa!«rt sAuto-Owner* insurance \ Ifr. Hitmr. ( tr. R I . Ihw ***** u u it sN. m m w fuuooo D O O K B U S I I K! THOM AB FR AN KLIN B TB W A R T JR . Thom as Franklin Stewart J r .. 88. 916 H w y. 17-92. DeBary. d ie d S u n d a y , J u l y 2 9 . In Waynesvllle. N C . Born A p ril 17. 1902, In Brantley C ounty, Oa.. he moved to Sanford in the late 1920'a from Georgia. He waa an employee of Florida Power and Light the power plant. DeBary. and a Methdtot. He was a 5 0 year member or the Sanford Masonic Lodge *62. S u rv iv o rs Include m o th e r. Laurie, Waynesvllle; wife, Annie. Waynesvllle: son, Charles. San­ ford: six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Brtoson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. w w m Ladies* Casuals AA A W ■ A t t IL I, HIMSV J * Fimrel tervkM hr Mr. Htnry R*u*to Jr.. 47. «t Sanlord, who dtad Sunday. will bo 1 am . Friday •» Britton Funorol Homo Chosol with Bov. Rotor H. Chourlot Jr officiating Britton Funorol Homo. Scntord. In ch*rg* o! orronfomonh. FLOS IN C ■, R O U S T IS. Funorol torvkot tor Mr. Rotor! Floronco Sr., 41, oI Altomonlo —•iwrHSire apr Spring*. ingu* wtw U*su Sundoy will bo4| ‘ ' of Now S*th*l 14 p.m. lofurdoy A M I Church. TAltomorOo Springs, with Rov. E. G. Btllomy ty It II oflkloflng oflkloithd. lntarmonl to tallow In Fom Fork Comotary. Alfonwnta Strings. 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Orlanda Dr., next to Simply 6 Open 9 - 9 daily; 1 2 - 6 Sun �v m •A — Sanford HirWd. Sanford, Florida — Wadnaaday, August 1, 1990 am iM u milv h oa au uk ke ee e V 0 0 tum uli BEER >•1.00 Off! 029 m I&ko&e& Ou-ff”£ 0 DAY SALE B uqkt — SI mr . uewt. au H O L L A N D BEER Sr . f t i 'X i i a M N l l W f care •sUKitu MMdin'5 Tara Smith, Humane Society volunteer, with cat during fundraiser. n i g h t tc lu b s Humane Society gets $800 from ‘un-event’ SANFORD It w a s n 't u b ir t h d a y , so th e S e m in o le County Humane Society held un un-blrthday party Sunday at the society's headquarters, 2H00 County Home Road, near Flea World. "W e raised about SHOO S u n ­ day, said Diane Albers, execu­ tive director of the society. "Th ere were about 250 people visiting us at our open house." iO " -r = o w T h e purpose of the event was lo raise funds to help offset the cost of the spaying and neutering program, d ie d by Hum ane Soci­ ety leaders natlohwide as being of utmost Importance In helping to reduce the overpopulation of dogs and cats. Food for the un-blrthday event was supplied by Hurgcr King, with Publlx donating th r unblrthday cake. SCOTCH SALE iW C R jfouse w m otn>Ki»ewwT S C O TC H 14* ct o n -m u Drug-free agreements scrutinized by schools v ic k i J* D a to m a im 7J9 750 ML cl CL Of 12 •S143.II of ii- m a il s, T M Mewl 10.99 s - 750 ML me CL Of 1 2 -IIIL U l Cl. Of 12•tIIMt C L O f l-H L H TARKOV Johnnie widker 24*? 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Additional routine checks muy be scheduled In northern S note County as follows: • A u g . 3 to 9 — Ce l A ve n u e . G e n e ra l H u tc h Parkway. Marquette Road. Or * tor. \ V l (n m m ITU. CtOM-WW C L O fl-S S iM A & I9J9H ■LACK LABKL CLOri2-l121JI i .i » in ITS. in ITS ID9VOIKA isstlt BEAM 10°VOID 49 Stotichnoya ||\M**«I CL Of 12-511LM f ie is c h n u h s . BLENDS ystotuecy Thompson ’C a n a d ia n m LTD 9?. m FHP conducting automobile equipment safety inspections D E L A N D — Florida Hlghwuy Patrol troopers and their uuxHilary force will t>c performing vehicle safety checks ut an undetermined locution In Semi­ nole County. FH P begun the checks Satur­ day morning. Cupt. Dill Sanders said that p o ssib le sites u r r : A ir p o rt Doulevurd. Markham Road. O r­ ange Doulevurd. Osceola Road or Upsala Road, all in the Sanford area. V e h ic l e e q u i p m e n t a n d licenses, registrations and other vehicle documents will Ik - check. Sanders said. Checks may Ik - made ut any of those locutions through lom or' row. with troopers scheduling checks about three limes a week ml 0*79 uu ITA. • A M «~ n r. Herald staff writer____________ Prem staff ra peris 9, ftfrsg««nis. SCOTCH Counseling Center. 21H S. Oak Ave.. Sanford, their parents ob­ je c te d . R e y n o ld s b e lie v e d , L A K E M ARY - Though it hus because they found that a record been enforced during three pre­ of their treatment would be kept with the state Department of vio u s s u m m e rs , u c o n tra c t Health and Rehabilitative S e n signed between Lake Mary High Ices. School and Ihc students who "T h e y didn't want (Ills on participate In extracurricular ac­ t h e ir p e r m a n e n t r e c o r d . " tivities there have come under Reynolds said. scrutiny recently. He added that students had no According lo Don Reynolds. recourse but to go to treatment Lake Mary principal, about two weeks ago. u group of students since the school had used the rented a limousine and were contracts since 1986. He said driven uround while they con­ school bo urd a tto rn e y Ned sumed alcohol. Tilts. Reynolds •Julian told him. however, that the contract was not enforceable believes, wus u violation of their when students were not in contract. At Lake Mary High School, a school. Julian was not available for contract voluntarily signed by most students who participate in comment. "I thought we had a good extracurricular activities stales that they will submit to periodic contract." Reynolds said. "N o drug testing and undergo up to one has ever objected lo It eight weeks of family counseling before." He said he will ask that the If they are caught using drugs or alcohol. • Seminole County School Haord According to Reynolds, the review its policy on alcohol and contract only applies to students drug use- off ihe school property. There Is no comprehensive In extracurricular activities. policy regarding such activities "W e can't enforce it with tiy students when they are away anyone else." he said. from the school campuses. Each W h e n the s t u d e n t s th is summer were enrolled In the school has Its own pollry. evaluation program at the Grove ■y ITWMTII ■mi TNS CUT-OUT ML M y C id O TM M M ML M M I H IU MW—AiSSt m u iM im II mm M ml i n N«M ml N .M C A L IF O R N IA W IN E SALE CbL& N cM r ML I H H M fP M L CS. Of I •173.50 KMCIWMI * ar 19.N ar 5.49 ■m i MM Ml >t» m M « .* ■ ML • Km Im am a I R A C CO —O N M L ; M ML ■ AH 3f 19.N ML * ML ML mu- . ML ■ M ML r -1 ar 27.1 7.49 ar J.49 M l >M 1 * S WUM; Ml S . i V ■MTt RUIN. 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A— 11 n 90909 V O IK A ■OMUi' IJMtl t PAUL MASSON CHABLIS 3.99 * ;,i «• .ell— e •1eeff-ff it • A L IO B U IC U H O T _ 3 ;2 9 J i �£ * t 'V MM ord Herald W EDNESDAY Local teens to face Columbians in baseball series IN BRIEF M C M A TIO N Almost Anything Qooo rotumo SA N FO R D — T h e Sanford Recrratlon D rpertinent will conduct the second Sanford Almost Anything Coes competition on Satur­ day. Aug. 18. at Fort Mellon Park. th e event Is based on the old television show of the M ine name and will consist of learns competing In fun Olymplc-style events. The first of the 10 scheduled plnnned will Itegln at 9 a.m. Each teum will have eight members — four male, four female — with one member designated os the captain. It is recommended that all members of each team be dressed alike to Identify their learns. Company learns are eneouraged to enter. Trophies will be awarded to the Individuals of the first, second and third-place trams. Certifi­ cates of participation will be presented to all others. Entry fee Is »2 5 per team. All entries must tie postmarked or delivered to the Rerreatlon Office on the first floor of City Hall on or before Aug. 13. Due to a celling on the number of teams that will be allowed to compete, those entries postmarked or received the earliest will lie considered first. For more Information, contact J im Adams at 330-5697. Q O LF 'Lung Card’ still available There Is still plenty of time to enjoy golf ut 31 area courses with the American Lung Associa­ tion's "L u n g C a rd ." The card waives green fees through Nov. 30. Cart rental Is required when using the card. Call the Am erican L u n g Association ut 898-3401 or l-HOO-624-8735 for more details. SOFTBALL Umpire clinic echeduled SA N FO R D - A dozen 14 and 15-year-old baseball players from Seminole County will have a unique opportunity this week when they take on Ihe Columbian National 14 and 15-year-old team In a two-game series. T h e first contest Is scheduled for 4 p.m . Thursday, when the teams will play at the Boardwulk and Baseball Stadium In Baseball C ity as a preliminary game to the Baseball City Royals game. O n Friday at 10 a.m.. the two teams will return to Sanford to play the final game of the aeries at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Th e local learn will be coached by Seminole High School Head Coach Mike Powers. He will be assisted by Rod Ferguson (Seminole High und Adcock Roofing assistant) and Jack Dlemer T h e team Is made up of players from Adcock Roofing IScmlnolc H igh's sum m er team). Wes Rlnker's Florida Baseball School Academy and Colt All-Star tram from the Sem inole Pony League at Five Points. •'We chose o n ly 12 p lu y rrs because It will be easier to get them In the game." said Ferguson. "W e would have liked lo have taken thr whole Seminole team but we chose all 14 and 15 year olds Just like the Columbians.” From the Adcock team '(w hich won the B u d d y Lake S u m m e r League's regular season champion­ ship) will be Dem etry Beamon. David Eckstein. Scott Ferguson. Jerrm ey Chunat. Britt Hrnderaon and Robbie Morgan. From the Academy tram (which ' B n T m i,P if t 3 B Extra-inning heroics Oviedo a win away from state crown Herald Sports Editor O R A N G E C IT Y — There's no way Oviedo should have won that game. Playing In the Ju n io r (13-year-old) Little League All-Star state tournament at Southwest Volusia Little League's Bill Thom pson Field. Oviedo squandered several outstanding scoring opportunities und handed Vero Beach several chutiers before pulling out u 6-3 win In eight Innings. That puts Oviedo In a commanding position, one win away from the slate title and a trip to the Southeastern Regional Tournament next week at Dr. PhllllpsAVIndermcrc Little League. Vero Beach must come back tonight at 7 p.m . and play Seminole (from Pinellas County) In un elimination game. Th e winner would have to beul Oviedo Thursday and aguln Friday to claim the state title. Seminole advanced to this evening's game by eliminating North Brandon 7-3 In Tuesday night's first contest. "T ills was similar to u gume with Altamonte S p rin g s." said Oviedo coach Rich D ITo re . referring to his team's nlp-and-tuck battles with the Altamonte American All-Stars In Ihe District 14 tournament. " W r showed tonight we cun play underpressure. . "Th ere were a couple of situations where oilier teams would have folded. But our kids wouldn't fold. Th e y hung In therr und did th r Job." It would liuvr been ruslrr had not th r Oviedo All-Stars continually put pressure on themselves. Despite having a runner rearli at least second In every Inning but one. Oviedo only scored runs In the third und eighth Innings. Overall. Oviedo stranded 11 runners on liase. Including runners on second und third In (lie second Inning und the bases loaded In the sixth. What kept Oviedo In th r game was llir pitching of Richie DITore. who struck out 12 and made several key defensive plays. After giving up two nins In the first three Innings. DITore settled down to retire 15 of the lust 21 butters he faced. But DITore really came through In the seventh Inning, when he singir-hundrdly kept Oviedo from self-destructing. After tin* lead-ofT baiter reached on a two-base error. DITore threw him out at third when the next batter tried to sacrifice. Then, ufter the next lialtrr reached on another error and the runners moved up on a □ S — Jamjars, P «| « 3B OVICDO Ml 4M 44 - 4 » VIR O M A CM HI Ml «l - l 4 Dltort and King Farrington. Pomar tl) and Kendrick WP OlTora LP - Farrington IB - Varo Baa<h Ktlly. Pomar IB Nona HR - Nona I 4 — - O R L A N D O — Do you want to be an umpire? Th e City or Orlando will be conducting a free training clinic on Aug. 4 and 5 at the Orlando Recreation Bureau. Part-time evening positions are available to staff the 24 softball Reids In the Metro Orlando area. For additional Information on certification and reservations, contact Patty ut 849-2646. Morald data By Tony Oatarmlar Richie DITore struck out 12 and contributed two RBI in Oviedo's extra-inning win over Vero Beach. Thermocarbon, Ensley, Harcar romp to wins P rw M taffngerta IFOOTBALL S A N FO R D - While two games went according lo plan und one was un upset, ull were blowouts In the Sanford Recreation Department Women's Slowpltch Softball League at Chase Park Tuesday night. Thermocarbon crushed In Home Medical 35-11. Ensley Inc. (Semi­ nole High School) blasted the Honey Beers 17-6 and Harcar Alum inum Products shut out Seko Air Freight 12-0. Thermocarbon remains alop the standings with a perfect 10-0 record followed by Ensley Inc. (7-3). Seko Air Freight (6-5). Harcar (4-6). In Home Medical (4-7) and the Honey Beers (1-9). Next week. Ensley Inc. plays Therm ocarbon at 6:30 p.m .. In H om e M edical faces Seko A ir Freight at 7:30 p.m . and Harcar takes on the Honey Beers ut 8:30 p.m. . T h e rm o c a rb o n had the bats smoking In its victory over In Home Medlcul us II pounded Ihe ball for 37 hits. Including 14 doubles, four triples and five Inslde-the-purk home runs. Thermocarbon had u slow first Inning, only scoring six runs. And when In Home Medical scored three runs In the bottom of the first. It looked like It might turn out to be u good game. But Thermocarbon sent 20 bat­ ters to the plate in the top of Ihe second Inning, scoring 16 runs on 16 hits. Thermocarbon added two more runs In the top of the third Inning lo go uheud 24-3 und hud u chance to end the game by the 20-run mercy rule. But u couple of mental lapses and wildness on the part of Ihe Thermocarbon pitcher allowed In Home Medical lo score seven runs und keep the game alive. Chandler headed to Tampa Bay AN D ER SO N . Ind. — Coaches Ron Meyer of the Indianapolis Colts and Ray Perkins of Tam pa Bay both announced Tuesday that the teams have agreed to u trade that would send Colt quarterback Chris Chandler to the Buccaneers. However. Colts spokesman Craig Kelly said no terms of the trade were available and that the trade w ill not be complete u n til certain unspecified stipulations are met. Chandler last week sued the Colts, seeking a nullification of his contract, which runs through this season and would pay him • 195.000. Chandler, who has started 15 games In his two seasons with the Colts, became upset with the team after the trade with Atlantu that brought quarterback JcfT George to Indianapolis with the No. 1 choice In April's college draft. In hts two seasons. Chandler has completed 168 of 313 passes for 2.156 ya rds. 10 touchdowns und 15 Interceptions. IN THE MAJORS Ryan notches 300th win M IL W A U K E E — Twenty-two years and 11 days after earning his first big league victory. Nolan Ryan — at age 43 — notched No. 300. .The right-handed Texan, throwing 146 pit­ ches over 7 2-3 Innings, some of them clocked as high as 95 m ph. became only the 20th pitcher In major league history to reach that plateau, guiding the Texas Rangers lo an 11-3 victory Tuesday over the Milwaukee Brewers. “ Honestly. I'm relieved It's over w ith." said Ryan, who was admittedly disappointed after falling to win No. 300 In his first attempt. J u ly 25 at Arlington Stadium. Ryan was pulled with two nut In the eighth after Milwaukee closed within 5-3 on two errors by second baseman Julio Franco. Ryan was charged with one earned run on six hits. He struck out eight to Increase his all-time record total to 5.219. Ryan Improved his career record to 300-267. and’ won his sixth straight decision to Improve to 11-4 this season. Chris Hoslo. the opposing starter, was Just 5-years-old when Ryan notched hts first career victory In 1968 with the New York Mels. ! See Softball. Page SB M s Air FrttgSl Hircai Aluminum PruKurN (ntluy. Inc. Thurmucarfeun Compiled from staff and wrtro roperis. M M - I t IN 1M - II U 411 II - II II Ml II - 4 l 4111)1 till - II II 111 I - II I Aguirre, S co tt to pley in AIS* Star Basketball C lassic United Frees International BASEBALL C 2 1 5 p.m. W GN. Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cults. |LI 7:30 p.m. — ESPN. Chicago W hite Sox at Boston Red Sox. IL| Cemelete llg tln f an Page » TFT O R LA N D O - Mark Aguirre of the NBA world champion Detroit Pistons and Byron Scott of the Pacific Division champion l-os Angeles Lakers are among 15 players who have agreed to play In the first Untied NegroCollege Fund/Reggls Theus All Star Basketball Classic, official said Tuesday. T t •Tl 'l-X-'S/s The classic Is scheduled lor Aug 27 at the Orlando Arena. Other players who have com­ mitted Include Theus. formerly ol the Orlando Magic and now with the New jersey Nets. Dale Ellis of Seattle. Reggie Miller of Indiana. Konv Seikaly of Miami. Spud Wchh of Atlanta and Sum Vincent of Orlando. "One of Ihe best tilings uliout being all M IA player Is the platform lo brlnt! business and die l i i community together for a worthy cause such as this event." Theus said. Ik-thunc-Cookmun College In Daytona Beach. Edward Waters University In Jacksonville and Florida Memorial College In Miami have lieen selected us the three U N C F members Institutions which will be beneficiaries ol 75 percent ol the game proceeds, organizers said. �i. two___________ '£5: EW*;* 445311 _ ■ ____ :_______________ _ _____________ _____________________ STATS & STANDINGS BFtteie ed cmm.i* m m JieeeF# HNHhoFeMeh him intm. cnasT^ Mm, Ski asmsrisiHi.at.ML (7 ' ' tm ■SilWWIwmmtim wmsa marntai :W( pUcmcMds m u m s * ., _ "Honestly. I’m relieved It’s over with. Th e last IS days have been toughest IB days I've ever gone through. I wanted to get It done tonight, especially after what happened In Arlington." • Natan Ryan, who gained hla 300th career victory after falling In hla first try J u ly 35. Softball Thermocarbon put matters to rest in the top of the fourth, however, by scoring 11 runs on 12 hits. Including seven doubles and two triples. In Home Medical added its final run In the bottom of the fourth Inning. Leading the Th e rm o ca rb o n o n s la u g h t w e re T h e r e a a W a lb u rg e r (tw o hom e ru n s , double, two singles, five runs scored), Sharon Paulk (home run . two doubles, two singles, four runs scored). Jackie Suggs (two triples, two doubles, single, five runs scored). T e rri Mann (triple, double, three sintfea, five ru n s s c o re d ) a n d R h o n d a G o rm a n (three doubles, two singles, two runs scored). Also contributing were Betty Diverts (home run. triple, two doubles, five runs scored). M im i Raub (home run. double, two s in g le s , four r u n s s c o re d ). Michelle Wldener (two doubles, two singles, four runs scored) a n d R o b e rta J o h n s o n (r u n scored). Pacing the In Home Medical attack were Lisa Bishop (double, single, run scored). Loyds Hall (two singles, run scored). Abby DeAlba (triple, two rlna scored). Marlsol Females (single, two runs scored). Bradley Schroder (single, run scored). Dawn Me* Call (single) and Yvonne Sim m s, Susan Feldman and Sherri Yales (one run scored each). Th e Honey Beers got on the board first In its bailie with Enatey Inc. by scoring two runs in the top of the first Inning. But Ensley took control of the game in the bottom of the Inning by scoring four runs. Ensley Increased its advantage to 8-3 In the bottom of the third Inning before Kimxny Hughes belted a bases Insrtrrt double for the Hooey Beers In the top of the fourth to dose the gap to 5-6. Enatey then answered w ith four runs In the bottom of the fourth and added five more in the fifth Inning to put the game out of reach. P r o v id in g the offense for Enatey Inc. were Christy Scott (triple, double, tw o singles, run sco re d). T a m l B a ile y (three singles, two runs scored). Carey D ry den and Andrea Ruffin (two singles and three runs scored each). Val W Uks (triple, ru n scored). Rita Prison (single, three r u n s scored). R ena T illm a n (single, two runs scored) and Kristie Kirkpatrick (single). Leading the Honey Beers were Hughes (double, single). Lanny Manhollen (taro singles, two runs scored), Annette Greeskowiak (two singles, run scored). Lisa Fisher (single) and Kelly Gaust. S a n d y M a n n in g a n d P e ggy Wages (one run scored each). Harcar had very little trouble w ith Seko A ir Freight in Its victory as Seko managed Just five hits and only had runners reach third base In the second Inning (when they put runners are second and third) and the fourth Inning (when they loaded bases). In both Instances, there were already iwoout. Meanwhile. Harcar was hitting the ba ll w ith a little m ore authority as It collected 16 hits and scored In every Inning but the third. single, two runs scored). Belinda A n d e rs o n (tw o singles, ru n scored). Diana Montgomery (two singles). Lee A n n Arnold. Teresa F in c k . Denies B y rd and Pat Black (one single and one rurf s c o re d e a c h ), J o e S a n d e rs (single) and Sharon Glass (run scored). Getting the hits for Seko A ir Freight were Denise Levinson (two singles) and Faye Kennedy, Sanya Poole and Sue McCrae (one single each). 90 DAYS SAMI i\ s i w i AS ( ASH < m i n i la a proud mambar of tha “Walcoma Wagon” Family In Samlnola County If You Are: Moving Into Or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. if You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Doing the damage for Harcar were Arlene Lingard (triple, two singles, two runs scored). Rosa W illiams (three singles, two runs scored). Marie B y rd (double. 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On lap 31, the trailing arm faroka on Jtm Crowe’s machine and the car darted Inside. coOectlng Joe Middleton and becomin g airborne tn a aeries of nasty lltpa. The car landed on Ha hd and Crow e w aa knoehed unronadoua. But he regained hlo MslVg-96 hurt. On the m tart, Anderson's motor died as l up to the point snd drove to victory, l Edward Howell, Dave McCabe and After an eight-month stump, Jim m y fllllo won the Sportsman feature. Ronnie Burkett g u n d y held o ff Ricky Marshall to grab the runner-up epot at the stripe. Mike Fitch won his seventh Florida Modtfted wta In a row. Second place flnisherfeariy leader Ricky Wood, a young low-budget racer, had scored his first career wtn the previous night. But a new set of tires seemed to throw him off. “ I'm so w e d to picking my Uics off the Junk pile behind the ttre shed?' said Wood. "I didn’t know how to act w ith th ese b ran d new bought-orvcrvdlt tires." Seventeen-year-old pilot Dwanc Cochran held off two cagey veterans aa he came out on top of a good, race-long three-way fight to win the Mini Stock final. Donnie Nairn ore topped George Rhone by a bum per as the dueling pair blasted under the checkers st the conclusion o f the " A " Bomber Anal. " B " Bomber division points leader Ted Head led all the way to win the feature. Having become quite an exp ert In settin g up hla Lyons AutomotivefOrange Auto S ak s Monte Carlo, the popular youngster Is only 30 points ahead o f second pisce Barbara Pierce, who finished In the runner-up spot. Rounding out the top five were nlal winner John Ripley, Jerry Smith and Goebel. Mark Moyer and Sam Lacey won the Spectator Races. O rla n d o B fo a d W a rM ORLANDO — Survival tactics were used by Pete O rr at Orlando SpeedW otid on Friday night as he went on to w in the FASCAR-sanctloned 50-lap End o f the Month Late Model Champion­ ship. earning S I.000 for his win In Dick C om w lll's C and C Automotive Chevy Lumlna. Young John Gcrsncr started on the pole and led for the first three times around the paved third mile oval. Using the outside groove, fastest qualifier David Russell kept attempting to make the pass. But the pair tangled on the back stretch, on lap four. Gersiner slam m ing Into the outside retain.-1 *v u * • E i.Jantoni IB ball. DITare struck out the next tw o batters on calle d third ■trikes. ‘‘A fter the pass ball. I waa going to walk the next batter to set up the force play.’’ admitted D IT ore. R ic h ie's fath er an d m an ager. ‘‘B u t C oach (J a y ) Bergm an (one o f D iTore's assis­ tants w ho la also the head baseball coach at UC F) over­ ruled me and said to let him pitch hla way out of It.” Bergm an's faith In DtTore'a son w aa rewarded w hen hla own son. Mike, O vledo’a startin g th ird basem an , d e liv e re d a two-run single in the top of the eighth to score Brian McMahon and Todd Bellhom with the go-ahead runs. Bergm an later ■cored on DtTore’a tingle before Brlon King came In on a pass ball. "M ike hangs In there.” said OVAL M A M - ; evening ____________ t settled I hts third wtn o f the Isles Camara. Ricky ---------------------------------------— beating Von Crews, Roetnto Burkett and Nat Jackson. t h e w h e e l o f t h e T . J . 'a truer S heet M etal open -w h eel After a red Bag period for a waO smother by cotl McOade, W ood and Gary Salvatore put on a J battle for the top spot, with Wood j the w tn b y tom than a ear length. finished third In the Buddy Lake Sum m er League) will be a trio of players who will be attendong Lake Mary High S ch o o l: M att D lem er. B rian Milner and Brandon I lansb ,w . NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAUR ^ m | IS n®T®Sj| InBi I am angofM to l a W a at a t Cy*rau Lanatap Dr., Langwood. FL i t m . laminala Caunty, Florid*. unaur tha PktittoM Mama at NAILS ON WHS I L L ana Mat I Mana ta rogtotor u M nama wito toa Clark at to* Circuit Caurt, lamfcl —A , __I _ Bobby Sears used a red-flag period to regroup and take hla lB th Mini Stock feature win o f the year. W ayne W isem an looked to be on hla w ay to M s first w k ) ever until Dick Sullivan. Bob Mattemrt had Scott W ills tangled and slamm ed Into the retaining w all. At the restart. Sears grabbed tilt fend and nut away from the Held. The " A ” Bom ber final went to Donnie Nannore for hts 13th w in o f the year, while John Potts, another second generation driver, came out on top o f a great battle to w in hla first " B " Bom ber feature since last March. OIm Icon FWBItto: Aufuol t, L I t B . MB DtU-M Mike C orky topped a strong 15-car field to win the Fan Participation Oval Drags in hla 2-28 Cam aro. Drtvtng a surprisingly quick Ford Fiesta. Peter Keane won the S-lap Spectator Race. ufwiarrasa syt embay F l o r id a . M R B B A L JURMOiCTKM DTVtiKM CAM M L ASi r e C A U L T M I D IM ! SAVINGS BANK OP N1W YORK, FSB, PASCAR 1ATR AAOOfLl tooioJo^uTtofO) - I. David Ruwall. <i M V loss THuoyllto; 3. Beware MssoH. Brodtoy HiA Daw McCobo. Cacao: L Joo MlddNton. to. Payton* N BTOCKItoatof* IIS tap*) — t. Dwona Cocbran. Osh Hltti f. f BosnJosNMH L Toe VMpto*. TltoOwiHo; A BoSFr f-------liLlWAUrUtoUsUrC loro (tt tost) — I. Jtauny URL Ocooo; 1.1 l L Ricky AAonAoH, NoHA»r; A AASw Kul uapwoodt L RudyOaBMottHbOaund. Ptototltl. HAROLD BROWN SCOTT. JR. on* BARBARA J. SCOTT, htowlto. FLOntOA RtOM PIEM M m IU tost) - I- MS* FI**Bdpwotan I. Rfcfcy Wood. Orianda; X Gary SMrotor*. Ooytono BOSdll A Tom Hail. Now Imyma Bsodti L AAAs Kuban**, IRS Motor* (It lost) - 1! Motoounw; I. Oosrso RMno. AANBionw; 3. Day# tovkfcl. U . Daytona; A t o w Hall. Now Smyrna Baadii L Jimmy Jotow. us loao) - i. Toe Hoae. rum hum i. l Flora. OrtonOo; J J*hn Rlptoy. Sowtori; A Jarry Smith. Santard;l. Mark 0**b*t.S*-Daytona. FAN FARTKIFATION OVAL BRASS - I. Mark AAayar. Ormone SFfCTATOas RAC I U too*) - nama with to# Clark at to* Circuit Caurt. lamlwaN County. PtorIdo, to accaraanca trim to# Provision* at tka Flctittau* I. Sam Lacy. Now Smyrna invltoS to ottonS onS kohoorO. M U N O O S F B IE from ttmo^to^imo onHI a (tool FASCAR L A T I AAOeeUMsatorTtW Nasi - 1. Roto Orr. ■; |. Tkn Pultor. Orlando; X Non Watwn, WowctoMo; A l Jaduomrllto) L Ron DIcm A i. Wwryoc. m too*) - 1. Jim SUM. Ocooo; I. Ricky DITore. noting that Bergm an waa 1 for 7 over the last tw o g a m e s b e fo r e g e t t in g th e gam e-winning Mt. "M ike never gives up on him self." Tuesday night's gam e featured a couple of eye-raising plays that seem ed to g o a g a in st V ero Beach, the least o f which w aa a h id d e n -b a ll p lay b y O vied o shortstop Mike D uncan that ended the gam e. The play that w ill live In Infamy aa far aa Vero Beach ta concerned came tn the third Inning. With Vero Beach up 2-0, O viedo scored a ru n before loading the bases with one out. Jason Fore then lifted a fly ball to center field. Jason Pom ar m ade the catch for Vero Beach and threw a strike to catcher Jason Kendrick to retire Mark Metcalf, who had tagged up and tried to score from third. But after the um pire TeensCsutlaasd from IB CITY o r LONOWOOO. FLOR­ ID A , A M I N O I N O O R D IMAMCI HO. m . AMO ALL ITS a m e n d m e n ts o r t h e ia id C IT Y . IA IO O R O IN A N C B • U N O T M I COM PREHIN SIVf ZONING ORDINANCE OP T N I C IT Y o r LONO W OOD. F L O R ID A , S A IO A M IN D M IN T CHAMOINO T H f TONINO OF CERTAIN T I M I T O R V FROM SEMIN O L I CO U N TY AOR (C U L­ TURAL (A-11 TO C ITY OF LONOWOOO R IS IO IN T IA L S IN O L I PA M ILV -O U P LS X (H-tl FROVIDINO FOR CON­ FLICT*, M V IR A R IL ITY AMO ■ F F IC T tV t D A T! second-arm ra tion racer Rtckv W ood ^ ■ III ia1 ■* - - o J - *A— -***» - -A ■ _jf §-!_ ------------r ound t l u M r lu flu E MOuuvCU Willi 01 film CJus-vT* t at Also on the team w ill be a Irto of players who played the Colt team that Ferguson guided to a second-place finish tn the state tournament this year. They are J a y B la c k , M ike C a rr a n d Michael Johnson. I. Mlho Cortoy. pum ped Metcalf out and turned away from the play, the ball roiled loose behind Kendrick. A s Vero Beach left the field, thinking the Inning w as over. DITore waved In hla son from second base. Alerted by the crowd o f the loose ball, the um pire turned and called Met­ c a lf safe Just before DITore crossed the plate. T h at's when the argum ents b e g an . V e ro Beach claim ed Kendrick had possession of the ball long enough and that Met­ calf w aa out. Oviedo said that the ball w aa live when It rolled looae an d that D iT o re’s ru n also should count. After conferring with the other um pires, the home plate official ruled that hla delay in seeing the ball come loose and signaling M etcalf safe had "p u t Vero Beach In Jeopardy." Aa a result, he sent DITore back to third and the gam e progressed with thcr score tied 3-3. W hen Ihe game went into extra Innings, both sides pointed to that one play and said the gam e i houkt have been over In ihe regulation seven Innings. \ t o ,,* J IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, I M N T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 1IM IN O LI COUNTY, iLOAiOA c a n n o . aa-ma-CA-iAK IN R I: FORFEITURE OP THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: III O N I 1*88PONTIAC FIREBIRD AUTOMOSILI, VCHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: M D TA11W D N O T K IO F FO R F IITU R IF R O C IID IN O I TO; John H. Ray*. lot lautti Lak# Sttaat, Apapka. FLWWarnOAIbart Oriva. Wtotor Syringe, t L »N 8 ana Sunny'* Auto Sato*. SIN US Highway I M L Earn Park. PL Una ana all olhar* who claim an Intaraal In tha toltowlng proparty; a) ana IMS Pontiac FlroMrd Autonwttlo. YIN; IWI7TALIM8D. which waa wind an ar about tha t M Pay at March. IMS at or naar IO*C Aah C Irela, CaaaalSarry. lamlnola County. Florida, by and batog h J by tha laminala County Sharlffi Oapartmant. who will appear bafora tha HONORASLI RORIRT B. 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Inc. la fecjymnaattra rlaaarsat 001 Eaat23thPlace students on Monday through Thursday begin at 5 p in and 4I a and up A pow er tu m blin g class for advanced gym n asts or cheerleaders Is also available on Wednesday from 0:30-7:30 p.m. Registration la 025. One clast a week far the month Is025. For more Information call the gym hum 5-0:30 p.m. Monday f, 323-2402. or Jeannette StlfFry at 322-0234. Learn to brainstorm without conventional limitations. Master the sh fllt n rerssary to create effective, problem solving Mesa. Join the Central Florida Chapter of Am erican W om en In Radio and Television far a Creative Problem Solving W orkshop given by O erryTabto, president and founder of Creative Resources. The program w in be presented Thursday. August 10. 1145 s.m . «1 |be Altam onte Springs Hilton, Cost far lunch and program Is g IS fa r mem bers and 017 far non-members. Pbrcoaflrm atioacaU JoA nnc a t045-2222 by August 14. The Sunshine d o g g e rs hold classes from 7*9:30 p.m. each W ednesday at the Maitland Ctvlc Centre. Coat la 03 per class. For more Information, call Tom or Sue Toor at 696-6437. COPEtohfjp famWis oppt COPE support group far famines o f mental health patients Being single la It comes to cooking. Our Cook of the Week. Longwood resident Linda Ttahler. shares her view s ahd recipes of a single person. Tlshter has not always been single. She was once a busy m other o f five children. A l­ though she continues lo he a m other, circum stan ces h ave changed her life style. T w o of her children live aw ay from home, the other three, becatuse o f economic reasons, live with Linda's ex-husband In Orlando. However. Linda continues to aee them tn betw een her w ork schedule from the Hardee's res­ taurant tn Sanford. Tlshler rem arried 4V4 years ago. Her husband. BUI Tlshler. died o f cancer alter only two months o f marriage. Linda says she Is Just beglnn tng to adjust to being alone, both In and out of~ the kitchen. She adm its she now eats more hot dogs, ham burger*, frosen din­ ners a m fe o ttq e cheese which Is different from cooking for her famUy. She confesses to eating "anything that Is quick to fix ." Since she works at a fast food resta u ra n t, she often takes som ething home and reheats it tn the microwave. There are also times when she Just doesn’t feel like cooking for herself, so she Drill treat herself to a night out for dinner. Tlshler admits that It takes time lo adjust tobelngslngle. en ough fa r tw o m eals. She in m i i m eats the second portion the next day. O f course it could be shared by another person, but sh e prefers to call litis her "S in gle's S upper," since there are not loo m any recipes far people w ho are living alone. T t a h le r s p e n d s h e r tim e q u ie tly In h e r c d m fo rta b le m obtk home. She reads and watches television. Lately she •ay s she i been a bit to hereelf. avnatn inem Lin da confesses that being ■Ingle Isn’t alw ays cam . candidly adm its that it the been learning to "w ork on m e ." as she accepts her current situa­ tion. L in d a 'S s n ro L ra T h is dish m ay be prepared In a m icrow ave, o r con ven tion al oven. The recipe la a double recipe, to be split Into tw o portions, unless a double portion Is preferred. A m edium size casserole dish m ay be used, o r two sm all casserole dtshes. 1 cup green beans 1 lb. ground beef (browned) Spaghetti sauce (amount o f your choice) A m e r ic a n c h e e s e s lic e s (amount your choice) 1 baked potato Line bottom o f dish with a la y e r o f g re e n b e a n a . a d d brow ned ground beef, spread spaghetti sauce over beef. Top w ith another layer- o f green beans. Heat 3 to 4 minutes in I 1--- *- fU k la s ----*- II. ■ ~ ..L ll^ UVNIB I93n93f QrMVV u i f pUOVIC 31 she smothers II over a baked potato. m icrowave. If using conven­ tional oven, heat at basic tem­ perature u n til heated suffi­ ciently. After removing from o v e n , la y e r w ith A m e ric a n cheese and return to oven long enough to melt the cheese. T h i s d is h can be served straight from the casserole, but Llndia liken to add variety since she uses It as a second dish, so 1 cup strawberries (fresh) I cup milk W cup cottage cheese W cup Grape Nuts Blend everything but Grape Nuts, until liquified. Add Grape Nuts and blend. Put Into a bowl and freeze about 2 hours. meets the I t and third W ednesday of each month 7-B p.m . at w lin C rane's Roost Office o f the Sem inole Community Mental Health Center, S-377. Altam onte S prin gs Details, call Cheryl W refcy. 831-2411. GoMflshin1 Leisure Program s at Seminole Community College announces the class Fly Fishing and Casting sating w ill be neM held Monday and Tuesday, beginning August 7. through August 28. from 8 -8 p m. The class is designed to take beginning and experienced anglers from the fundam entals o f fly casting to more advanced techniques. Distance casting, equipment, knots, leader con­ struction. fly selection, and fly fishing opportunities In Florida w ill be am ong the topics covered. Each week students will receive classroom Instruction, as w ell as actusl casting experience at the 8CC lakefront. Cost Is 040 per person. ■ Far more Inform a tion, call 323-1480. ext. 064. Microwave can be a dieter’s best friend White meat of chicken Is a staple of m any diets. Be sure tn remove the skin to make tt calorie-wise. V4 tsp. basil leaves 14 tsp. oregano leaves Dash of cayenne pepper Vi tsp. garife powder 1 can tomato sauce tn 12 X 8-tnch baking dish combine green pepper, onion, mushrooms and chills. Cover w ith wax paper. M/W on 100% power. 4-5 minutes, or until peppers are tender-crisp, stirring once. Drain. 1 mcd. green pepper, thinly sliced I mcd. onion, sliced and sepa­ rated into rings 8 oz. fresh sliced mushrooms I can (48 oz.) chopped green chills, drained . 2., w h o le b o n c -ln c h ic k e n — -Arrange chicken breasts o breasts, halved, skin rem oved' vegetables, bone-side up. with meatiest portions to outside of d is h . C o m b in e s p ic e s a n d to m a to sauce. Po u r half of to m a to sauce m ix tu re o ve r chicken. Cover with wax paper. M/W on 100% power. 10-16 m inutes, or until chicken Is opaque and tender. T u r n over, rearrange and cover chicken w ith remaining sauce after half the tim e . S e rve s 4 — 260 calorics per serving. Peach Melba can be low calories. In Cover with plastic wrap. M/W on 100% power 2-6 minutes or until soft, rearranging uflcr half ihc time. Cool. M/W Jam In I cup measure on 100% power. 30-60 seconds or u ntil thinned, stirrin g once. Place peach halves in each of 4 serving dishes. T o p with *< C. whipped topping and 2 Tbsp. jam. Serve Immediately. Serves 4 — 92 ealories each serving. M E T E R 'S PEACH MELBA 4 fresh peaches, peeled, pitted and halved Lem on Juice Vti C . low sugar raspberry Jam I C . prepared low culoilc whipped topping Arrange peaches In 12 X 8 baking dtsh. Brush with lemon Juice lo prevent discoloration. : W EDNESDAY'S FAMILY SPECIAL: I 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER Even a luscious dessert like WMh Mashsd Potatoss Orta. Cols Sisw, 2 Biscuits Substitutions •>IExtra Good A l Day Wsdnssday No Coupon Nscsssary >9 i kksn, nd _ * 1 .9 9 4Wta» [ k id s O ff v li eat A L L FA M ILY I T O V O C H IC K E N | PACKS 1 SATURDAYS _______ ■ L 8UN0AV W« Arp Our Own Baal AdvarUaamarK — For 24-hour listings, sss LEISURE m sgazint of Friday, July 27. ATTENTION Parents of Pre-School ft Latch Key Children IMS B W IM M «P help II you ore looting fa dependable, quail- IT S HONEY DtPPEDI S t& WE CATER ANY SIZE GROUP O m lt Y — n k iS m M Famous Recipe. 1*0* 0.Frencha*. 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M y dilem ma Is whether to ted m y family that more than a year ago I tested positive for th r A ID S virus — and that now and to the end. I will be receiving medical treatment. M y family lives 3,000 miles away In another country, but I am tn close and regular con­ tact w ith them. I don't want to sadden m y (amity with this news, but at the aame time. I do not feel comfortable hiding something so Important from them. W hat are your thoughts on this A b b y? A n d would you please ask yo u r readers how they feel about It? II they had a son. daughter, brot! brother or slater •on. going through this painful uncertainty, would they want to be told? T h is dilem ma la breaking There Is one vegetable In our i v d e n that la undaunted by w i t h e r conditions or anything else for that matter. It j u t keeps IfMlucfcigi that la the eggplant r m continually searching for new and different ways to pre* lhta beautiful vegetable. com m only It is peeled, a b m l. dipped In an egg wash, the* crum bs or meal and pan frtad or deep fried. The Greek* and Malians have other inter- K ctpea. In Ungle layer, overlapping edges If removed ‘ needed. Cover w ith wax paper, lipped or M/W on 1 0 0 % power 10-13 ed with minutes or until eggplant la fork methods tender. Sprinkle w ith 44 of the Icrowave M ouarella cheese. Spoon muce over and top with remaining M o x x a re lla a n d P a rm e s a n used for cheese. M/W on 100% power 1-2 i dish. minutes or until cheese melts. 1 med. eggplant (1 V4 lbs.) 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Spoon vegetable mixture into each half, m ounding as necessary. To p w ith c h o p p e d to m u to an d cheese. M/W on 1 00 % . u n ­ covered. 3 Vi — 4 minutes or until heated through. ■ P h e c v t i t S h o p p in g C t r W l WUCOMi • Ptfurai thedii IFor fcnorfit of ft/ttew) • Food Stamps • Manufocttxtr Coupcri SAVE*A*LOT 9am-7pm SUNDAY 10am- 5pm �Sanford Horaftd, Sanford, Florida — Wadnaaday, August 1, 1000 Nail-biters can wear 'i x a a w a x w tfOIHAPmiTWE* SHttLP e tX A fW E C J Z A y TIM S' o M A S M L o o r r t My mother used to trim m y fingernails as a child, and there w as always a fear she would trim them too d o se and cut me. A s an adult. I continue to keep them very short, sometimes causing pro­ blem s around the nail. W hat do experts aay about nail-biting In the 1990s? DMAS RSADBR: Probably the sam e thing they said BO years ago: Nail-biting la a nervous habit that leatfc to ugly nails and. In som e'people, repeated Infections o f the fingers. I advise n all-biten to try and overcome the h abit b y k eep in g their fin gers out o f their mouths, using protection (cotton gloves) when possible or spplying bitter substances (many of which are available tn dru ^tores! to their fingernails to discourage biting. Although you don't specify what "problem s" you experi­ ence from cutting your nails. I suspect the major difficulty Is Infection. W hen the nails arc trimmed too short, bacteria can en te r the flesh at the nail com ers, leading to painful Infec- akin Is removed and exam ined under a microscope. Judging from your concern. 1 believe a second opinion Is In order. Ask your dermatologist to refer you to a colleague. T o give you more Inform ation. I am sending you a free copy o f my PETER GOTT.M.D an mm 'i J •i .1/1 1 J 111 J i n .It 1 i,i . 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After two experts had bid to seven diamonds with today's cards, each considered looking for a new partner. How did they gel to the wrong contract? South bid three diamonds because he felt that three hearts was not enough and that four hearts was overly emphatic. North, despite holding long and strong spades, did not want to suppress such fine diamond support and hence bld four diamonds. South now had u chance to chow decent spade support, but he bid four hearts. Four spades, five clubs and six clubs were all cue-bids. W hen South settled Into six hearts (which would not make). North bid the grand slam in the wrong suit. There Is a story behind West's double. T h is deal was the final one In a champion- ship tcam-of four match, and West knew his side was behind. He hoped for a pickup with his double and was trading on his heart length to be troublesome to declarer. He also wanted declarer to play him for any missing honors In the trum p suit. Tha t worked. Declarer won the ucc of clubs, played ace of diamonds, king of diamonds and then the 10 of diamonds. Inten­ ding to play West for J -x -x -x . But West showed out. and the con­ tract was one away. Perhaps South should have played better poker. West would hardly double seven d ia m o n d s w h en that might tip off declarer to play him Tor the guarded jack. Declarer should therefore succeed by playing East for the Jack of diamonds, and for m y money that’s the right play. By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y Augast 2 .1 9 9 0 C% fftO M f lo w O N ; J ) W ANT - lUSH'S Li?S G A R F IE L D jW t ENJOVING t \ P IN N E R . G A R F lE L P ? MOW 6 VOUR TUN A AND , LIVER? f T LOVE LASAGNA enable you to grab onto some­ thing that has hitherto eluded you. It's the break for which you Notable advances are likely In have been hoping. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) yo u r chosen flekl of endeavor In the year ahead. Promotions are You'll be warm ly welcomed to­ possible and you may even be day If upon Impulse you decide selected over people with more to drop In on an old friend w ith o u t an In v ita tio n . T h i s seniority. « L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Do not person has been very eager to discount any bright Ideas you sec you. S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. get today for making or saving money, even If Ihcy sound a 21) A delicate career matter trifle outlandish to your friends. about w hich you've been a bit Y ou’re In the best position to apprehensive could work out Judge their value. T r y in g to rem arkably well today. Keep paten up a broken romance? thinking positive and don't let T h e Astro-Graph Matchmaker doubt enter the picture. CA PR ICO R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . can help you to understand what to do to make the relationship 19) You’ll have a happy faculty work. Mail S2 to Matchmaker. today for saying things to others P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. O H .hat w ill buoy their spirits. Ironically yo u m ight not be 44101-3426. V IR O O (A u g. 23-Sept. 22) aware of this gift until later. AQ U AR IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Spontaneous activities are (he ones that arc likely to afford you T w o good friends m ight be doing the most pleasure today. Toss things for you today that you are out your schedule and fly by the not In a position to do for yourself. W ha t’s even nicer, they soles of your shoes. L O R A (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) U n ­ may not even tell you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) usual rlrcumstances might de­ velop today that will suddenly Participate In arrangements to- NORTH M-N ♦ AJM I4I3 PI 4 AQM 4J SOUTH ♦ RTS YAKJI73 4 KHt ♦A Vulnerable. Boik Dealer Sooth tack DM Nartk ha II 14 Pan 4 4 34 Pan 4 4 4? 54 Pan a 4 It Pan 74 Pan DM. All pan day that could afford you a chance to meet new people. You're In a lucky cycle where friends arc concerned and you can't have too many. ARIBB (March 31-April 19) You'll be extremely Imaginative and reaourceful today when confronted by challenging de­ velopments where your career is c o n c e rn e d . C o n fro n ta tio n awakens your Ingenuity. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) You'll be happiest today If you are able to associate with people who have an adventurous spirit and who likes to try new things or go to new places. G EM IN I (May 2 1 -Ju n e 20) Something fortuitous may de­ velop for you today from a least suspected quarter. It could In­ volve an old friend as well as someone you barely know. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) To d a y >ou are not only likely to be a fast thinker, but you could possess excellent judgment as well. More Important, perhaps, will be your ability to implement your ideas. by Laon ard S ta rr OH. HELLO, CHILD WELL-EVEN HAS, CR...MR. THOUGH THAT VMRSLCkS ATOLL S’LONSST' DECIDED -PAPPY/ AN' OuR. MT£? ' so then the CHICKEN SAY5 TO , t h e to m a to .. TECWNlCtY YOU WERE SYEAUN' MtS SOLO... i East Paw Pan Pan Pan Pan Opening lead ♦ J ANNIE GEE LOOK AT A ll TM' COUPONS' EAST ♦ Q* tit 4 J 17 3 4KQM3 WOT ♦4 VQIOtl • 44 ♦ J1047S4 -.Tre a rs N O iM R /o u r HESS, SO HfSLSTTIN1 YOU 6 a ME FlG SERS L0S1P*' YOUR DREAMS O' M IA T MALTHA * * * * * * f r e r ,----------- ENOUGH... i p * YES, THAT WAS A SEVERE HIM YOU WOULDN'T b l o w ... AURAf, MR HAVE LET * 6 { COME T’ANY DEAR CHILD SEIKO, err ‘ ( i �1f WVimDm Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Wadnaaday, August 1, 1990— TB LtQil Mottet O TTR F L A R I QMART, i r i n PLRRtRA m n i NOTICI OF BLKM AR HM I IS H R R fB YO BM W City rammNil af Rw CNy at lab* Mary, FNrtdb. Maf IN His ESTATE OP TRIANON HATCHER H M rb^aa AaoaaMA*t m m HOI 1CI O f Tlw admlrritlratiM #f ttm r r -r j £ * r S E M C P . It panEtag M Me Circuit Court Nr SEMINOLE Caanty. Flarlda, Prebdt# OMMa. Ma adWaat af wMdt N SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNT tl am . lalMa ■----------- ------------------- j N Na d8888Ag8 *8^p988gM885v^^8''ft 88* tanwyw* tat farm halaw: A l t IN T lR E S T IO M l SON* ARE NOTIFIED THAT: ity a* ito# *M, ify af « a af Ma Court ara required N BN IW r akiaaflaaa with tkia Caart W IT H IN T H I L A T I N OF T H R U MMtTMt A F TIR T H I O A T I OF T H I FIRST PUELI CATION ON THIS N O T K I OR THIRTY OAYS A F TIR T H I O A T I OF IIR V I C I OF A CONY OF THIS N O T K I ON THIRL mantoaafiar toadaNaflhafirat puMttaMan af RRt iwfke meat IIN RMr claim* with Ma Court W ITH IN T H I L A T H OF T H R U MONTHS A F TIR T H I O A TI OF T H I M IS T FURL I CATION OF THIS N O T K I OR THIRTY DAYS A F TIR T H I O A T I OF IIR V I C I OF A COFV OF THIS NOTICI OH THIRL All ttfwr crtWMra af th# claim* ar ratal* af ma toalr claim* with mi* caart W ITH IN T H R U MONTHS A F TIR T H I O A TI OF T H I FIR ST P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS AND ORJICTIOHS NOT SO F IL IO WILL S I FO R IV IR BA R R ID . Ttw RaN af Ma flrtl public* i loo af Mia Naitaa la July IS. mo. FHVLLIIHATCHIR P.O.Raalll Oytad*. F L n H i ain * nap Nr Faraanal NmraiP'tRTlyw. JOHN A. BALDWIN. ISQ. BALDWIN A ASSOCIATES n w t.H W v. t r n F I AN PARK. FL 33730 Telephone: 1*07)0*143* Florida Ba/Na 11417* Publlth: July IS A Awauat I. I«N O C T MA IN m ParfeXaMaDMNgHMM CegerafNM agpHcant, to pm Mm adw w * af aw anNMHd AN OROtNANCI OF TNR CITY OF LARI MANY, PLOR IDA. PROVIDING POR TH I VACATHMOF THC NORTH to OP NORTH ROAD AND A SOUTH OP LEI4.il L A M OF SANFORU'S SUBSTANTIAL F A R M TRACT NOi I LOCAT I D IN TNR CITY OF LA R I MANY, FLORIDA. AND MORI PARTICULARLY O t OCR i b i d H I R U N . P R O V IO IM FOR MVRRABIL1TV, CONFLICT A N O IF F IC T IV I DATE. lafMgPlaf: NORTH ROAa A S U S P U T W iot RIOHT-OP-WAV, LYING SOUTH OP LOTS A t. R A AND W OP T H I PLAT OP SANP O R D 'S S U B S T A N T IA L FARMS TRACT NO. I. PLAT M O R A P A M S B A N O M OP THE PUBLK BBGOROf OP M M IN O LI COUNTY, FLORI OA ANO L VINO BAST OP T H I A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN K RAILROAD. hoto in the Cammlttlon Cham b a n NS Nbat Laba Mary Btvd.. ‘ Mary. Th# Publk la In­ to aftond and ba haard. Irom lima to tlm* until a la mada by Ma City ifatton. Capiat aftoa Ordlln M l ara avallabia to Ma CHyCiarb'aOfftaa. A TAPED RICORO OF THIS M IIT IN O IS MAOB BY T H I C I T Y FO R IT S C O N V I NIINCR. THIS RICORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN A 0 «Q U A TI RICORO FOR PUR POMS OP APPIAL FROM A DECISION MAOR BY T H I CITY WITH RESPECT TO T H I PORIOOtNO MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO IN SURI THAT AN A O IO U A TI RICORO OP T H I PR O CIIO INOS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE P U IP 0 S I1 IS A D VISED TO M A R I T H I N IC IS S A B Y A R R A N G E­ MENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. CITY OP L A R I MARY, FLORIDA JOAN WOODRUFF. DEPUTY CITY CLERK Oatod: JutyNklfW PutafWi: Auguet I.X t»W O j U J _________________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* I* haraby given Rial I am engage# to buatoat* af P.O. Baa lit. Laba Mama*. FL 33747. Seminal* County. Fieri**, under Rw Flctittou* Nam* at A LL STAB F A IN TIN G AND CLEANING, and Mat I Inland to roglator tald rvema wIM Iha d a r t af Rw Circuit Caurt. Sam toato County. Florid*, to *c -1lb ITU .Ipui rWiaau Ia Iawa 09 a VWVBDCV Wim VYillflnB NOTICI TO PUBLK Hone* It HaraRy (Ivan Mat a Public Hearing arlll k* NaM by th* Planning and Zoning Cammlttion In Iha City CammNtian Chamber*. City Hall. (ontard. Florida at 7:t* PM. an TNgrv day. Auauat 1*. ma, N canaldar |th* loliowlng changa and f amendment to Ma Zaning Ordlnanc* at Hi* City af laniard, Samlnoto County, Florida. Ratonlng tram AO. Agricul­ tural To mat ol FO. Plannod D***l LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Tha tauthaaat guartar af tha Norlhaaat W South at St. Gertrud* Avartwa. I*m th* aaat S chain*. itoraraadright-af-way); and th* I act to of ttw S*ulh»«*t U all In Sactlan J*. Tg— RIp IM. Rang* MR. (Ma* Ma W W of th* Harm m a n Nat at tha Catt v* of tald (action It lying South at SR *S>. Ala* In* th* South tow Nat of Hi* f att to at m* South***! i* (alia Nat th* North S » Not at th* Watt N t Nat af to* South laid Nat af ma CattViafMaSaulhaattt*). And Hi* aauth M chain* of th* North J I N N Nat af th* I act j chain* of th* Narthaotl V* llatt th* I Ml IS Nat thorn! I of (action 1*. Toomm* I* South. Rwigi so (a*!, all bolng In Somlnol* County. Florida. Ln* land* daacribad In Mat cartaln warranty dnd Nr road right of way In official racarda 311*131! alt* In* that cartaln pared of land lying northwntorly of laid right ef-way daacribad In warranty daad In Official Record 111* IStt. Sublact to Florida Power Cor poration tatamen* n recordtd In Oftkial Racorda 1)7. Paga JJ* ol th* Public Racarda af Semi­ nole County, Flarlda. Subnet to any aoaomant or conveyance in N* of rlgbt-ol way ta r R ln a i.a rt Road Eataraion to th* Stato at Florida ar any appropriate gavarn mantel unit ttwraef. Sublact to any public or prluato right* In Smlto Laekhprt Canal and Iha tamo may Iravaraa any ol Iha land* harem damItad. I Iha Real Property). Contain* lata. M acres. mar* or Being mart ganarally da •crlbtd a* lying batwaan Stato Road 4* A Wilton Annuo A batwoon Slandtoy Annuo A Mo 100' Flarlda Power Corporation Th# Planning and Zoning Commluton will tubmlt a rac ommandatton to Ma City Com mltakn m favor ol. or agalntt. Ih a re q u e s te d ch a n g a or amendment Th* City Com m lttio n w ill hold a Public Haarlng In tha Cam m lttlon Room m City Hall, Sanlord. Flarlda at 7 OB P M an Augutl 17. m o to comidor tald racom mandalkn All parttot in in to m l and dtlia n t thall h a n an opportwil ty to b* heard at tald hearing* by order ot Iha Planning and Zoning Commission of Ma City of Sanford. Florid*. Mi* MM day ol July. IfW Jo* Dannlton. Chairman City ol Sanford Planning and Zoning Commluton A D V IC E T O T H E PUB LIC II a par-ton dec tort to appeal a daemon mad* wiM impact to any matter conttoarad af Ma P u t t matting or hearing*, ha may need a verbatim record ot Mo proceeding*, including Ma tattimony and avldanca. which record l* not provided by M* CityetSanford I F S l M t l t t ) Publish Augutl 1. Mi I N I O E U 45 UP Rw Flctittou* Nam* Statvto*. Ta-Wit: Sactlan M S * Florida Statuto* ifSZ. Haton Sullivan FubltUi: July 35 A Augutl I. I. IS. Ifto DET-3M NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Natlca it haraby given Mat i am angagad to buainaa* at ISM Gardangrova Circle, Winter Part, laminate County. Florida, under th* Fktltleu* Nam* of AMERICA'S 1S.M DOLLAR PER ROOM CARPIT CLEAN, and Mat I intend to ragktor tald name wiM Hw Clark af Me Circuit Caurt, Seminal* County. Florida, to accordance wiM Me Pravlilan* at th# Flctittou* Nam* Slatutot. To-Wit Section aaajf Florid* Statute* W7. Mkhaal J.Culler Publlth: July 35 B Augu»l 1.1. IS. It** DET MS NOTICE TO PUBLIC Natlca la haraby given that a Public Haarlng will b* hold by Ma Planning and Zoning Com mltalan to Hw City Cammltaton Chamber*. City Hall, Sanford. Florida at I .R PML on Thurt Ray. August 14. Iff*. to cantidtr th* lallawlng changa and amondnwnt to ttw Zoning Ordl nance af th* City of Sanford. SamInala County. FlorIda. Ratonlng (ram AG. Agrkul torat To Mat of PO. Plannod Oavol L E G A L D E S C R IP T IO N : Beginning at a paint 333.34' E el tlw NW Comer ol ttw (W to of Sac 31. Tw p 1*1 Rang* M E thane* run N I* du raai 41'P3" E *01.4*', thane* run S M degree* I T i r E I H M Y , Mane* con tlnu* 1 M dagraot 3 Y i r E 334.* T. thane* run S ft dagraa* 14'S i" W I I I . I T , thane* run S BO dagraa* 14'43" E WO1, Manca run S a* dagraa* I4'5I“ W 110. I F , Mane* run N M dagraa* 34-43" W *f* IS'. Mane* run N » dagraa* 4T1S" E 143440'. Manca run S H dagraa* 3S'31" W 3*1.*5'. Manca run N n dagraa* *3'1S" E m i l ’ to point ol boginning low read right of way (contain* 371* acre* more or total. Sublact to Mb' wide Florl da Power Corporation **«* bolng more ganarally da •crlbad a* lying batwaan County Road 44A B Hughey S lrtat (D ra g o n A va n u o ) tatandad wattarly t batwaan I 4 A Oregon Avenue titendad tou Marly T h * Planning and Zoning Cammlttlon will tubmil a rac ommandatton to too City Com mlttion In lovor of. or again*!. Ih a ro q u o tto d c h a n g a o r amondmont Tha City Cam m illio n w ill hold a Public Hearing in th* C om m lttien Roam in City Halt. Santord. Florida at 7 0* P M an Augutl 17, IfW to cantidtr tald racom _____ OF TNR R M N TIER TN JVfMCtAL CIRCUIT | f l O f W (J IN T H E C IR C U IT ■ tB N T E E N T N JW O K IA L DEU *4 Legal Notices M T N E W T N JUGKW ii IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O P TM flM W TflW m JUOfCIAL CIRCUIT, IBRMMOiE COURT Y , CIVIL ACT KM IR B N R SAP T H I FIRST, P A.-, Ptatotltt. STB P H I NW. WINTERS: DARYL C. WINTERS; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. •polltkat HbdMaNnafRwSfatoof Florid*, and any« tota ncA to L ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida carparafian. CAMP AMERIPIRST RANK, A Iwulfuu Im k *^WTP IPTII^f HPIki PtobitiN, D E L T A IN V IS T M Ilf T CENTER. L T D . IN C. a F torIda corparatwn. otal. P.O. Baa « a Artata, Canto ma a im dadwiaaa ftlfVIVVI* aaol^daM fll frlHIVVfc creditor a. truatoa*. or L t R W T r W T ll N O T K I OP SALE c* I* haraby gfvw to M* Final of Fi to Ma cam* ponding to Hw CbcuH Caurt to ana tor Sami Civil sa »C A -ia P , m* Ctorb win M l Rw to CawRy. Laf I. Rtocb N. Laba Milt* to Rw plat to Flat Peat 14 ant IL Puhfta to Rw NWw»t *• II M A M . on If Soptombar. ttta. Front Dear af Rw Chatty Caurthauw to Santord. Ptartda. O A TID Mi* MM Ray *f July. tWB (M A LI Ctorb af to# Circuit Court * By: Janal.Jaaowk Deputy Ctorb PuWfth Augwti i. a. im 0EU3S____________________ N O T K I TO PUBLIC Naftaa to haraby glvan Mai a Public Hearing will ba hold by to# Ptonntog and Zoning Cam mtotlan to Rw City Cammlttlon Chamber a. City Hall. Santord. FtorM* af 7:N P.M. an Thuraday. Augutl N> ma. t» canaidar th* lallawlnt change and anwndnwnt to th* Zantog Ordlnaned af Rw City af Santord. lamlnal* County, Florida. Ratonlng tram AG. Agrlculfyril U m «t of Mi l* AMIum Indutfrlol LKGAL D C K IK im O N : Th* (auto 1* af Ma Seuthwaat u ot Sac i. Twn M S. Rga It E; SamtoatoCa, Flarlda. Bolng mar* ganarally da •crlbad ad lying tauffi and aatl *1Rw totonaetton af Silver Lak* Dr lv* and Ohlo Avanua. Th* Planning and Zoning ammondatton to ttw City Cam mltalan to lavor af. or agalntt. th# roqwtatad change or amendment. Th# City Commltalan will hald a Public Hearing in th# Cammlttlon Roam to City Hall. Santord. Flarldt at 7:M P.M. on Saptambar ig. ifto to canaidar taw All partla* In Intoml and clttiant than have an topaHunity tab* haard at uld haarlng*. By ardar af Hw Planning and Zoning Cammltaton ef tha City af laniard. FtorIda. Ml* r.M day of July, two. Joa Dannlton. Chairman City af Santord Planning and Zoning Cammtoolan ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a parton dKldn to oppool a dacitton made wiM reaped to any mattar considered at Ma Pbav* mooting or Iwaring*. ha may naad a verbatim record of ffio proceeding*, Including Mo tottimony and tvldonce. which rtcars 11 noi prcwiaw cry irw City af Santord. IFS Mf.SWSI. Publlth: August 1,10, two D E U 41 w^wp an* under JULIE HEOOERKK YOU ARC NOTIFIED Maf an acttoi to torii lwa Rw mwrtgaga •ncumbarlng th* fallawlRf |Iff a> to totoaBdMMb Ftodtlw IWTIW^M eDUflTf* CandwnMiugi Unit 177, Build lug A af Hlddan Spring* Canda minium*, accardbig to M* Dec laratton at Condominium re­ corded on Navambar IL HB4. In Official record* Baa* Iff*, paget *441 thru iw T w i'o m d a f Racarda Baab HO. paget *71 Mru m l furthar Uadby ru aidad February Ml (MB In Official Racarda Boob IT**. racer did Foburary M l IM B In Official Record* Baab 1711. M ru M 7 L torRwr obruary » HRB In Official Racarda Baab 1711, 0*7* Mru OWL and hwttwr by anwndnwnt Marato a* recorded June It . IM* In Official Racarda Baab l i f t . M M ru M of M# Publk |^ra MtofTIrv^^^w w^MWT*|Fr wHbaR. RivMaa Mtoroat In Rw common aUmMit (J uial VW^toTtiniUiii ^fwwiwviIasitoava ■MuTBITTl BT BBNI a* tat tortb In taM Daclaratton Tag*Mar wiM: Rang*, Rafriga ama kitov* P llibJkrfw ^^M MM klh Mtf' VI BW 1/lM M Ew T* CUdHHIMJhl Microwave, Wathor, Oryor, Paddl* Fan*. ha* bean Iliad by Hw PlaintIN agalntt you and other* in Rw about entitled cauaa and you ara roquirad to terra a copy pf your written datoiaa*. It any. to It an SMITH B SIMMONS. PA.. Plaintiff* attorney. US Woof Adams Street. Suit* tit*. Jacksonville. F torId* 33ML on or baton August 17. IWR and fll* Ma artgUtal wiM Ma dark ef Ml* Caurt either baler* tarvka on Plaint)ITt attorney ar Imme­ diately thereafter, aMarwIaa, a default will ba inland against you tor Ma raltot demanded in ttw complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and teal el Ml* Caurt on Ml* *M day ef July. Kto. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark at Iha Circuit Court ■y: HaaMar Brurwwr Deputy Clock Publlth: July It. IB as 4 August i.twa______________ p i t h s NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice t* haraby given Mai I am engaged In butlnau at Mil Duncan Drive. Winter Spring*. Seminole County. Florida, under Ma Flctittou* Nam* ef FLORIOA MAINTENANCE A R E­ PAIR, and Mat I Inland to ragltltr tald name wiM ttw Ctorb at Me Circuit Court. SamInoto County, Florida. In ac­ cordance wiM Rw Provkton* ot the Flctittou* Name Statute*. To-Wit: Sactlan *450* Florida Statuto* 1*57. B*r|amln J. 8 Inner Publlth: Augutl I, B IL » . l«0 OEU 17 R E P O R TO R C O N D ITIO N CONSOL 1D A TIN G D O M E S TIC S U M ID IA R IB S O P T N I P IR ST N A TIO N A L BAN K OP C E N T R A L P LO R IO A OP LONOW OOO IN T H I S T A T E OP PLOR IO A. A T T N I CLOSE OP BUSINESS ON JU N E I X Iff* P U B L IS H E D IN RESPONSE T O C A L L A U D I B Y C O M P TR O LLE R OP T H E C UR B IN C V, U N D E R T I T L E IX U N IT E D S TA TE S C O M S E C TIO N I t l. C H A R TE R N UM BER M4SX C O M P TR O L L E R OP T N I C U R R EN C Y S O U TH E A S TE R N D IS TR IC T Statement ot Resources and Liabilities ASSETS Thousands af DeHart Cash and balances due from dapoal lory Inti 1tut tons : ........ 211 Securities.................................................................................. Federal funds told................................................................... ........ 7.45t SacurIttos purchased under agreements to retail................ ......... 0 Loan* and tom* llnanc Ing racalvabtot: It.303 10* 0 LESS: AUocatod kantlar risk ra torra .................... ........ Loan* and loatax net of unearned Income. 10. It* ........ 0 A i m H htld In trading »ccount* ..... ..... .......................... Prom t** and flMd m m I i 331 (Including capiliiiiid In m i I............. 135 Ottwr real ttlalnowntd,, , ....... Investment* In unconsolidated subsidiaries and as toe lated companlt*................................................. .......... 0 Cut toman' liability to M lt bank on 0 acceptance* outslanding......... Intangible ataatv.................................................................... 42/ Oth#r u n i t ......................................... 32.531 Total ftiitti............. ............. ........ . N/A Total euetiandiottesdttorred 32.538 pursuant to 11U S C l*33(|)............................................. L IA B IL IT IE S Deposits 21.05 In domestic offices 3.40 24.218 1.247 0 o 0 Mortgage Indebtedness and obligations under 0 Bank't liability on acceptances executed 0 0 148 Other ItafeUlt** 74 080 TotaJ Ita b illtto t..................................... 0 804JITY C A P ITA L 0 2.479 1.584 Surplut , ^ LESS 74el unrealued lotion marketable All parte* In In to m l and d tlia n t thall Tiara an opporluni ty to ba haard at laid hearing* By order af In* Planning and Zoning Commluton ol too City Ot Santord. Florida. Mi* lath day ol July. I*W Joa Dannlton. Chairman City ot Santord Planning and Zoning Commluton A D V IC E TO TH E P UB LIC II a parton d K id rt to appeal a dacitton made wiM ratpaci to any manor cantidarad at Ma above mealing ar haarlng* ha may naed a verbatim record ol Mo proceeding*, including Mo tottimony and avldanca. which record It no* provided by Me City ol Santord iFSiaaaiOS) Publlth Augutl l.ig . Ifto Ugai N ottet 0 3.458 N A Total oquity c o ita l end lotto* dtlorrod 3.458 pur w en I to I I U S C It23(0 Total liabilities, limited life preferred stock, equity capital, and losses deterred ourtuant to 12 U S C IU3(i> 32.538 1, Tern A Warren. V>c* President X Cashier ot itw above named bank do haraby dactora'thal this Report ol Condition it true and correct loth* best ol my knowledge and belief .*< Te rn A Warren July 3*. IWO We. ttw undersigned directors attest to itw correctness of Mis statement ol resources and liabilities We declare that II has been •■amused by ut. and to the best ol our know lodge and belie! hat been prepared m conformance with the instructions and H true and correct Diracfort /1 ’ Thomat D Barrett /*/ William H Cross /ir William C Wood D E U 73 Publish August l IWO MMSWDOO APARTMENTS II. LTD., ■ PNrtdb Llndtod PtoHWrU^i SUN BANK N A.. aaTruNa* tor JEW ETT ORTHOPf O K C LIN K P A .. PENSION PLAN; A USTIN !. GUIRLINCIR and OONLYN GUIRLINGER. RI-NOTtCR OP SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER to N O T K I IS H E R !B Y GIVEN to an Ordw ar Final af toraiStow* dbtod . t l M B and entered In Caw Nr. » M M CA 14P pf Rw Circuit Caurt pf tlw 1STN Judicial Circuit In and tor SamiARIIRIFIRST RANK A Fadar m H m p i o t m # iv v nmiiirf m MOESWOOP APARTMENTS II. L T D .. # f la rld a Limited at *1, ara Orton I w in h r to M* Ngtwat ■at biddar tor cadi at Rw FrwdDaar at Ma SamMato County CaurMaua* M Santord. Simlwto Caunty. Flarlda. at tl:M bclock A M . an Rw Mh Ray ot SwNmbar. tWB Rw oottori:. jn S t T o rja r e f * 1*Final Juagmint. taunt: t X N tB fT -A - LEOAL DESCRIPTIONPHASE II BEGIN A T A POINT ON THE ■AST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OP MOSS K U D ACCOMDI NO TO T H I PLAT OP NORTH ORLANDO SECOND ADDI T ION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IL PAGES IB IB ANO 17 OP T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OP S IM IN O L I C O U N TY . PLORIOA. SAID POINT BE INO IBM P I E T NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OP SAID PLAT ANO 3I7LW P U T SOUTH OP T H I IN TERSICTIO*l OP T H I EAST RIOHT-O P-W AV L IN E -O P SAID MOSS ROAD WITH THE C I N T I R L IN I OP LONG W O O O -O V I I O O R O A D i THENCE RUN SOUTH ALONG M ID EAST RIOHT-OP-WAV L I N I OP M O S S R O A D IN TEN D ED SOUTH A DIS TAN CE OP 4ia.M P I E T . THENCE RUN EAST 433.11 P I E T ; T H E N C E RUN 1441*3*'!. 3*7J t P IE T TO A P O IN T OP C U R V A TU R E : TH EN C E N O R TH ER LY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY ANO HAVINO A Ra d iu s o p ltaaa f e e t , a C E N T R A L A N G L E OP 4r*44T', AN ARC LENGTH OF liS.3! P U T AND A CHORD B E A R IN G N t(* 4 7 ‘ 37'*EJ THENCE N*r3l'*7"W 143*0 FEET; THENCE tM3*3SS4"W 143.70 P I E T ; T H E N C E SI*«S7'SS'-W SS.IS P I E T ; THENCE S3T*37'4I"W I4*.4B FEET; THENCE N*l>37'tT'W 113.17 FEET; THENCE W IST 331.3* FEET TO T H I POINT OP IIGINNINO. LESS THE FOLLOW ING D ESCRIBED PABCELTOWIT: BEGIN AT A P O IN T ON T H E E A S T RIG H T-O F-W A Y U N I OF MOSS BOAO. 1*1.4* F E E T SOUTH OP THE INTERSIC T IO N O f T H E S O U TH R IG H T-O F-W A Y LIN E OF YOUNG ROAD ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OP NORTH ORLANOO. SECOND AOOI TIO N , AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IL PACES SS. 54 AND 57. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI OA: RUN THENCE EAST IM P IE T ; THENCE SOUTH IM F E E T ; THENCE EAST IM FEET; THENCE SOUTH t4».M F E E T; THENCE WEST 3M F E E T TO T HE EAST R IG H T O F-W AY L IN I OF MOSS R O A D ; T H E N C E NORTH 34*40 F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINO. CONTAINING SOM ACRES. MORE OR LESS. Dated at Santord. Florida. Mi* 37M day ol July, lf*0. MARYANNE MORSE At Ctorh. Circuit Court SamInoto County. Florida BY: JanaE. Jatawk At Deputy Clark Publish: Augu*M,Llf*0 OEU-31 CIVIL ACTtOtl I NAVY ORLANOO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, a corporation ergar lad wider Ma law* of Ma United States ef America. Ptatotltt, v*. COLIN ROBERT KEOGH and SUSAN SIMPSON KEOGH, tils WHO; FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN SURANCE CORPORATION, a corporation undtr ttw law* of Me United Stott* of America, in it* carporata capacity tig uidaftag Ma awatoaf FLORIDA C IN T IR RANK; LA R I MARY C IM IT A R Y ASSOCIATION; FR EED O M SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION; C R ID ITHRIFT OP AMERICA, INC.: and H A R O L D X I N N E T H CRABI N O T K I OP M LR Itotka It haraby given Mat th# real property situated In Sami naia County, Florid*, described Laf* 14, IS and tB Black 11. C R YS TA L L A K I W IN TC R HOMES, eccardtog to ttw plat tharaaf a* racardid to Plat Reek L Pag** Ita through it*, of ttw Public Records af Sam Inal* County Florid*. will ba **fd tor cath in hand to H m mptoii ItlgtoMl m i ^aaml otomy it tow Ma West (rant dear ef ttw Seminole County Cawltwuaa to Santord, Florida, at Me hour of 1I:M am. on the MM day of August, I***, by Mo Clark at the Circuit Caurt *1 Ma Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and far Seminole County. Flarlda. pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment af Faractawr* on torad by Ma Circuit Caurt ot Ma ElghtoainM Judicial Circuit In and t*r Samtook County, Flori­ da, to ttw caaa of NAVY OR LANDO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, a corporation organiiod under Iha law* of Mo Uni tod Stato* of America. Plaintiff, v*. COLIN ROEERT KEOGH and SUSAN SIMPSON KEOGH, his wlto; FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN SURANCE CORPORATION, e carpdratwi under tlw law* ot th* United .'tatao ef Amarka, in It* carpartl* capacity l)q uMating the attat* ef FLORIDA CENTER BANK; LAKE MARY CEM ETARY ASSOCIATION. FREEOOM SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION; CREDITHRIFT OP AMERICA. INC.; and H A R O L O K E N N E T H CRABB, Defendant*, which baart Cate He Cl MSfaBCA I4L to ttw Docket af Ml* Caurt. Tha iB o thall ba mad* tub|Kt to ttw right *1 Defendant. FED ERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, at tpaclflad to paragraph 7 of said Summary Pinal Judgment ef Foractotur*. DATED Mi* MM day ol July. IftoMARYANNI MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ■Y: JanoE. Jasawlc Deputy Ckrk Publish: August 1,1.1(*0 DEU 3d____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POR SIM IN O LI COUNTY. PLORIOA CIRCUIT CtVILNO. IM U t-CA -14-L GOVE RNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plalntlll. v*. RANDY STRAWOER.otal. OoNndanlt NOTICE OP U L E Notlco I* haraby given that, pursuant to tlw Order or Final Judgment entered In thla causa, In ttw Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. I will tall th* proparty situated In SamInoto County. Florid*.described**: Lot 13*. SHAOOWBAY UNIT TWO. according to the Plal thereof at recorded in Plat Book 37. page* M and to. of Iha Publk Record* ot SamInoto County, Florida. at public sal*, t o the highest and bail bidder, tor cath. at ttw Wait Front Door, Seminole County Ceurlhouto. Santord. Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 A M. on September 4th. ttto. M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LER K O FTH E C IR C U IT C O UR T By: JaneE. Jetewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth August 1.1. IWO O E U 33 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. giOMTIRNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. to-JTtl-CA IbO IN RE: FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: (DONE Ifto NISSAN MAXIMA SE AUTOMOBILE. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER JNIHJ«lP7LT37g*4Q NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS TO Frank Marllno. c/oThomat Graana. Esquirt. 313 North Park Aranuo. Santord. FL 33T73 and Richard Marllno. a Mt Ptoasanl Skoal. Wakallald. MA01H0 and all othart who claim an Interact In th* following property a) One Ifto Nissan Masime SE Automobile. V IN - JNIHJ01P7LT370440. which was tailed on or about ttw JOth day ot April, ltto at or ntar Georgetown Drive et Lake Howell Condominiums. Samlnoto County. Florida, by and (wind hold by th* Samlnoto County Sharllt'i Department. Seminole County. Florida, who will appear balore ttw H ONORABLE C. VER N O N M IZ E . JR . on 13th day ol September. Ifto at 130 A M in room N334 tor the purpose ot tiling a Petition lor Ruk to Show Causa and tor Final Order ot Forfeiture why the described property should not bo tortoltod to the us* ot or tale by ttw Sheriff ot Seminole County, Florida, upon producing due proof Mat Iha tarn* wat usad in Samlnoto County. Florida. In viola I ion ol ttw law* ol ttw Stato ol Florida dealing wiM contraband and other criminal oftentat pursuant to Florida Statute* *33 701 704 YOU DO NOT NEED TO APPEAR. I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y Mat Mlt Notice and it* accompanying pleadings ara bolng served pursuant to F lor Ida Statuto* *33 701 70*. Mlt 37th day of July. 1H0 NORMAN R W O LF INGE R. S TA TE A T T O R N E Y BY: AN N E E RICHARDS R U TB E R G . A S A . Florida Bar No 317401. 100 East F lrtl Slrtel. Santord. Florida 13771 Publlth August 1.0. Ifto _ ___ IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT. ilG N TIE N TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 1EMINOLE COUNTY. F LORI DA CASK N O fO ltU C A ItG IN R E F O R F E IT U R E OF TH E FO LLO W IN G D E S C R IB ED P R O P E R TY 111ONE 1*77 O A TS U N F O U R DOOR A U TO M O B ILE . V E H IC L E ID E N T IF IC A T IO N N U M B ER HLGOI007447* N O T I C I OF F O R F E IT U R E P RO CEED ING S TO Samuel Reynold*. 17*4 SE 2nd Avenue. Gainesville. F L J340I 730* or 443 Me Fall Avenue. Orlando, F L 33*01 and all ottwrt who claim an Interatl in the following property a) One 1(77 Dattun Four Door Automobile. V IN HLG41007447I which wat tailed on or about Mo I lies day of May. IWO at or near County Road 437 and Magnolia Avenue Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida, by and being held by ttw Seminole County Shef ill s Department. Seminole County. Florida, who will appear before the HONORABLE C VERN ON M IZ E . JR on 13th day ot September IWB at 1 30 A M ir room N ile tor ttw purpose ol tiling a Petition tor Rule to Show Caul# and lor Fmel Order ot Forfeiture why the described property should not be tor toiled to the use ot or sa'e by the Sherilf ol Seminole County, Florida upon producing due proof that Iha same wat used in Seminole County. Florida in violation ot tha lawk ol tha Stale ol Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offenses pursuant to Florida Statutes *33 701 7*4 YO U DO NOT N E E D T O A PP EAR . I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y that Mis Notice and lit accompanying pleadings art being ser.ed pursuant to Florida Statutes *33 701 704. this 27M day ol July ino NORMAN R W O LFIN G ER . S TA TE A TTO R N E Y BY ANNE E RICHARDS R U TB E R G A S A Florida Bar No 3*7*01. >00 East First Street Santord Fiortd* 33771 Publish Augutl I t IWO O E U 10 L t g il N o ttc — N O T K I OP OtSaOLUTION OP PARTMCMMtP You are haraby adilwd I Flarlda gamrat partnership, ha* ba*n dtotobtoP a* at June 13. ttto Richard B. Maastrain. Taras# Maatfralli. and John A. Ware, ware M* ante partoar* at ttw parMarto ip. Th* partoartolp to*H ne langtr ba Utoto tor laurtto-arWl' l^ todto'f JHtoto1 totf ODMffTNPIS incintW Pf ot to* to*it named todlvlduaNi after Jww IX Ifto. Each part ” • ^ “ Tf “ af to# part naraMpmarahor June IX >***. Tan John A. War* Pubilto: July ZS B August 1. X tx n ib OCT 3*1 CITY OP LAR I MART, ELMIBM N O TK I OP PUBLIC NBARINB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by Me City Cammlttlon af ttw City at Lab* Mary, Fund*. Mat an August M. M B at 7:to P M , ar a* taws Itwraaftor a* paattot*. to tant<dor ftrat reading ol ^l^t ar^P^i^i^i^t^t ^t^t— AN ORDINANCE OP T H I CITY OF LAKE MARY. PLOR IOA, PROVIDING FOR THE VACATING OF A PORTION OF T H I F L A T O F CR YSTA L LAWN L O C A T IO IN T H I CITY OF LARK MARY. FLOR IDA. ANO MORR FARTICULARLV DESCRIBEO HEREIN. FROVIOINO FOR SSVERA B IL IT V , C O N F L IC T AND ■ F F IC T IV t DATE. , ...-a i u . MUi U IP9W m Im ^AaaaalliMl m 1W 1TH BEfLT i m portion of M* Plat: THE SOUTHERLY 7 FRET OF LO TI I ANO I ANO THE NORTHERLY 7 F I S T OF LOT 3 OF THE CRYITAu LAWN SUBDIVISION. F l a t BOOK X FAGC B AS R IC O R M O IN T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Th* Publk Haarlng will be held In Itw Cammktton Cham bars. Ml Vtott Lak. Mary Bled., Lak* Alary. Th* Publk li In­ vite*-to-aftond and b* haard. Said haarlng may ba centtnuad tram tlm* t* tlm* until a dKltion k made by the City Cammlttlon. Captot pf Rw Ordl nanca In hill ara ayallaMa in Ma City Clerk'tonka. A TAPED RICORO OF THIS M IIT IN O IS MAOR BY T H I C I T Y FO R IT S C O N V E ­ NIENCE. THIS RICORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD FOR FUR FOSE5 OF AFFEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO TH S FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISHING TO I N ­ SURE THAT AN A O IO U A TI RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS A D VISED TO MAKE TH E NECESSARY A R R AN G E­ MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN RKPEN1E. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA JOAN WOOORUFF. DEPUTY CITY CLERK Datod. July SB IfW Publish: August I.Xttol DIIJ-1 L tfltf N o U c t i N O T K I OP FIC TITIO U S NAM E are engaged in bminaw at 34*1 Slate Read W Lengwaad, FL 307f, Saminato County. FNrldX undw Ma Fktttteuk Nam* af LIPHAM_CL«AN ERX**nd Maf wa Intond to ragtotor said name WIM Ma Clark af M* Circuit Caurt, Seminal* Cawdy- Ftorl da. in ecwrdanc* with the Fravltlani af tha Flctlllau* Name Slatutot. TaWlt: Jactton MBS* Flarlda Slatutot t*S7. IN G U S H COIN OF LAUNORICS, INC. d/b/a LIPHAM CLEANERS Charlat F. English, Jr. RaMaL. English Sacrafary-Traasurar PubUdi: July tB 3S A August I, B Ifto DET-WB___________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP TR EE IBffTEENTN JUOfCIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO P M M M IN O LI COUNTY. PLORIOA. CA M M i l CIBMM-CA-ta-L JULIA AONUS. AWnlniskakli at fh* Etlata at JOSRPH ■ LWOOO I I S I L I I N a/h/a JOSEPH I.E IS E L IIN , Plaintiff. N O O O I N R. H A V E N E R OUNTMIR. and HERMAN R. GUNTHER, htr hmband. and {Blank), an unknown parton in paaaaatton af M* subnet real pragerty. and MICHAEL C. LAPINSKAS. and MARY E. M A TN E S f/k/a M A R Y I . LAPINSKAS. and CITICORP SAVINGS OP FLORIDA. INC., a Fadarat Savings and Lean N O T I C I I* g le a n that pursuant to M* Summary Final Judgmanf af Ftractoiura an farad an July SI ifto. In Civil Acttun No. Cl fbStof-CA la L af Ma Clrcuff Caurt af tha SigntoinM Judklat Ctrcuit In Mid tor Samlnoto County, FtorId*. In which JU L IA AONUS. Admtolshatrl* af Ma E stato af JO M PH ■ LWOOO IIM L E IN a/k/a JOSEPH I . IIM L E IN . I* th* PMntlN. and NORI dh R. HAVENER GUNTHER, and HIRMAN R. GUNTHIR, twr huttamd. and I Blank), an uw known partan in paaaasatan of Iha sublact real property, and MICHAEL C. LAPINSKAS. and M A R Y I . M A T H IS t/k/a MARY I . LAPINSKAS. and C IT IC O R P S A V IN G S O F FLORIDA. INC.. A Federal k U B u ) u d Bwg| I will toll to Itw fcj wwak af M* West Front Poor ef Ma lamlnal* County Courthouse, Ml North Park Avenue, San­ tord, Flarlda batwaan Me hours el 11:11 AM and 3 : » PM. m i th* jkTT? gl* M ■+fdjf ----nlOT'Iw lM iry f|tIw oMOu* BI MTFI9 um N mm SP Ovm 9Iilriiin iTmM taltowing described real proper ty tat torto In th* Summary Final Judgmtnt ter Foret lo aura: Let a. Block O. SOUTH PINECRIST, according to Itw Ftat tharaaf at recorded In Plat B**b IB Pages * and tB of th# Public Racarda et Samlnol* County. Florida. DATED Ml* S*M day of July, ifto. By Jarw l. Jaaawk A* Deputy Clark Publlth: August t.B !* » DEU-Si" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IW N TE S N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAM M l fdSflS-CA-IbB INRE: FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: (D O NE ttoSCHEVROLETBLAZER AUTOMOBILE. VEHICLE IOENTIFICATIONNUMBER: IGIEKIIH7FF304JM NOTICE OP FORFEITURE PROCRROINGS TO: KwwwM F. Hlghbargar. 3111. Sandarland Road. Maitland. FL 117311514 and ail othart who claim an Interatl In ttw tallowing property: a) On* ItoS Chevrolet giator Automobile. VIN: lG*f KI4M7FFJOs3to. which wa* totted on or about the I3M day of April. IfW at or near tha Albertion't parking tot on U.S. Highway 17 ft at Stato Road 434. Longwood. Samlnoto County, Florida, by and being held by m# Seminal* County Sheriff t Deportment. Samlnoto County. Florida, who will appear baton ttw HONORABLE C. VERNON MIZE. JR., on IJrti day ot Soptember. ifto at 1:30 A.M. In room N134 tor ttw purpoto of tiling a Petition tor Rule to Shew Cauee and tor Final Order et Forfeiture why Mo described property should not bo tortoltod to ttw uao of or sale by Mt Sfwrltl ot Somlnol* County, Florid*, upon producing due proof Mat the tam* wat utad In Samlnoto County. Florida, in violation ot tlw laws ot Mo Slat* ot Florida dotting wiM contraband and other criminal oftonsta pursuant to Florida Statutes *33 701 7*4. YOU DO M T H IE D TO APPEAR. I HEREBY C E R TIFY that tbit Nolle* and lit accompanying pleading* are bolng tarrad pursuant to Florida Statute* *31.701 .7*4. this 37thday ol July. 1000. NORMAN R. WOLFINGER. STATE ATTORNEY BY: ANNEE RICHARDS RUTBERG. A S A . Florida Bar No. 7*7401.100 East First Slroat. Santord. Florid* 31771 O E U II Publlth: August 1,0. IPto IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIB N TB IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE M i OP3011-CA-tbR IN R E F O R F E iT U R E O F TH E FO LLO W IN G D E S C R IB E D P R O P E R TY 11)01.100 00 U N IT E D S TA TE S C U R R EN C Y M TIC B O F FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS T O Bernard Pew. 114 PlymouM Aranu*. Altamonte Springs. F L 11701 or c/o Seminole County Jail. I l l Bush Boulevard. Santord. F L 13771 and all ottwrt who claim an Interatt In ttw following proparty a) I t .100 00 US currency, which wat tailed on or about ttw tit day el Juno, Ifto at or near ttw "Club 434" at Anchor Road. Samlnoto County, Florida, by and being hald by Itw Samlnoto County Sheriff* Department. Samlnoto County. Florida, who will appear before ttw HON OR ABLE R O B E R T B M cG R EG O R . on llth day of September. IVW at t OO A M In room N337 tor ttw purpoto of filing a Petition tor Rule to Show Causa and lor Final Order of Forfeiture why ttw described property should not bo tortoltod to ttw uto ol or tale by ttw Sherilf ot Samlnoto County. Florida, upon producing duo proof that ttw tam* wat utad In Samlnoto County, Florida, in violation et ttw low* ol ttw Stato ol Florid* dealing with contraband and other criminal ol tense* pursuant to Florida Statute* *31 7*1 704 Y O U DO NOT NEED TO APPEAR. I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y Mai Hilt Notice and its accompanying pleadings ar* being served pursuant to FlarldaS lalutotfll 7*1 7*4, thlt 37thday ol July. IWO NORM AN R W O LFIN G ER . S TA TE A T T O R N E Y BY A N N E E RICHARDS R U TB E R G . A S A . Florida Bar No !*740t. lOOEatl Flrtl Jk ra l Santord. Florid* 31771 D C U 13 Publlth August 1.1.1* IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IIO HTCtNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA CASE NO. tt-m aCA ISK IN R E F O R F E IT U R E O F TH E FO LLO W IN G O E SCR I B E D P R O P ER TY (H O N E ItoO FORD STATIO NW AG ON A U TO M O B ILE V E H IC LE ID E N T IF IC A T IO N NU M B ER 0Kt4B774l*4 NOTICI OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS TO Terete J Bloom held. M3 Turttomound Drive. Cattalberry. F L 33707 and all others who claim an Interet I in the tallowing property a) one ItoO Ford Stationwagon Automobile. V IN 0K*4B 334tbt. which wat sai/ad on or about Itw 13th day ol May. 1*10 al Or near ttw Disco F ood Store near County Road 437 and Magnolia Aranu* near Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida by and being held by ttw Sammoto County Sherilf* Department. Seminole County. Florida who will appear before ttw HON OR ABLE R O B E R T B M cGREGOR on llth day ol September. IWO al f 00 A M In room N337 lor tha purpose ot tiling a Petition ter Rule to Show Cauto and tor Final Order ot Forfeiture why ttw described property should not be lorteited to the ut* ol or tale by the Sheritt ol Saminoto County Florid*, upon producing duo proof that ttw tam* wat utad In Sanunoi* County Florida, in violation at ttw tows ot ttw Stato ol Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offenses pursuant to Florida Slatutot *33 701 7*4 YOU DO NOT NEED TO APPEAR I H E R E B Y CER TIFY that lhtt Notice and its accompanying pleadings ara being served pursuant to Florida Statutes *31101 70s. this llth day ol July, in o NORMAN R W O LFIN G ER . S TA TE A T T O R N E Y BY A N N E E RICHARDS R U TB E R G . A S A Florida Bar No 1*7MI. lOOEatl Flrtl Sheet.Santord Florid*H77l Publish August 1,4. IWO D E U 14 KUDU �CLASSIFIED ADS S«minol« Orlando * Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 W — NMNl iMt UM «f <M lU M M W W K IU M mm.wmm*........... ASSISTANT aAANAGti Start 111.41/hr. Far aiem A application Into, celt E»t. HNr turrtrlraoa ll»l tro-m -ib* eat. p l u s tu pa p 1 art calling mi* itw A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M EETING IS MADE RV THE C I T Y FO R IT S C O N V E ­ NIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY TH E CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN­ SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS .A D V ISED T O MAKE TH E NECESSARY A R R AN G E­ MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Caral Edward*. City Clark Dated July II. IWO Publlth: Augutt 1.1HO DEUI _______________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME * Nolle* I* haraby given «*»t I . am engaged In bu*ln*t* at lap* * Mar* C l . Sanford. FL a m . ■ Samlnot* County, Florida, under ; Itw Flctitleu* Nam* of R N T P O STAL P R ES O R T SERV; ICES, and that I Inland to -. rm liter laid noma with Itw ■ Clark at ttw Circuit Court. Sam Inole County. Florida. In ac * cordanc* with ttw Provltion* ot Itw Flctlllog* Nam* Statute*. To W it Section I t lO t Florida SMtula* ItW •' Rogtr R Donaldun > Publith July IA 11 A Auguvt ' i.a. ' D E T JOJ ih o y ^ o ^ tu e u » Hug* grant*. Publication: **»v **t*dwlt>-n»*«t. c-» Judge atlNa Circuit Caurt at ttw Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit at Florida. In and lor Seminal* County, on IK* Nth day ot July. IHO. In a certain cauoa between DOLORES AGUIRE. Plaintiff, v*. INGRID M CAPANO. 0* tandant. balng Civil Action Number Cl (RiajgCA-UP. I will tall at public auettan to ma hlgha»t and bail tlddir lor cath at lha Watt front dear at ttw Caurfheuta In laniard. SamlnoN County, Florida, at ttw hour at 1100 o'clock an tho ath day of Saptambar, IHO. th* following d*K r Ibad praparty: Lot 10. S TO C K B R ID G E . UNIT ONE. according to ttw plat tharoot a* rocordad In Plat ■oak w. Pag** n and M. Public Record* at Saminola County. Flarlda MARYANNS MORSE AACIark at ttw Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publlih: Augutt I. A IHO DEU JO Earn white you loam. Plan now tor your future. IicalWnt fringe bonatlt*. Company attabllUiod IMI. EicoiWnt *tarcomml idem It yaw lik* piopla and ara willing to work. HS or agulvalant, ago It or oldtr. cab m JbU. OHtco hour* Sta *i*A E ■Q. E. Done h i s u m api s E «p only JM-tSM, W -ttl* . pat*I Rateranca* rag dUSOtal SENIOR CITIZEN No pat*. 1 bdrm l bath. U JJ mo. plut dgwajt........ 07 **>4Jmw*aga SPECIALI Contra! H/A. pool, laundry. Largo I bdrm. Ui0/mo. or tn/wmk. 33) 8163 --------------------- LANDSCAPERS Full time potiHani Driver'* Llcan** raqulrad Call m ITU Temporary petition* tor Waroheuiaman and light packaging Full lima work available from appa. Sag! 10 thru Nov 30th Call Peggy lor apot M Th a a m ease UUJMMV ETTMOMT Eaparlancad wath/dry told JPM tOPM Frl thru Mon Apply Samlneia Centra Laundromat. Jot I Orlande Dr. SamnNrd. IWal Mart Ptacal 20— Miscellansous TT— OTv m w v * AppliRiKts • CARPET Pluth brown with high grade wattle padding U0 H It Eicallanl Condition SIM O b O 313 U H (voningt. keep trying •CROCHETED RE OSFREAD tor twin tin bad Orange, graan. yellow and whit* *30 ________ Call W W W ___ • KIDS PICNIC TABLE with connected bonchtaal* Out door, tolid wood Nice *1] UTILITY TRAIUI Appro»lma1*ly «XW. 1 whMl tiatbod tits Call t lt llt l \ ♦ �Sanford HarWd, Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, August 1, 1M0 m m ti USED * C A R S ' A T R U C K S 8 6 |§ L m 8S S Mr dtiiilimm VtSSiSm 1 « Sa n *tH O U U a ttssr •«m 99 g t ’ (m u SIM Parmath O N rtm a l 1(11 U U PLYMOUTH |H GRAND VOYAGER f i ® A A CHEVYCAM ARO i A ll 1898 ' l l 1,989 M g s -, Help’U-toll trabor. Mil i H V ; A Y ' * ’ '• ' ' ' Ml Can Have: Air, Stereo Automatic Power Steering Power Brakes . j a ■, At t l i Hi l l ’” 1 1 l MOTORS M IN C E R Thisisnotrick) 14 *-C M iiM rd al Pnparty/Ssto CaH Hr. H g a , 323-2123 — 0**000000 *r r O *»»••** m m MINCER M O TO R S LEM ON LAW: "WE W O N T 1 SELL THEM.* For A Fresh Piece Call Right Away! w - P i t » f t i o eUs» stsss. SI^M DOWN Ida CLOSIN 1 bdrm. 1 bath, tlreplace, appliances. carport. You c h o o t o c o l o r at now carpal I....................... IM.S00 OWNER NEEDS QUICX SM I I W H O L IIA L I N u a t i a v 1809 S French Av SANFORD 4000 E HW T -16 SANFORD "Don't Clown Around With Paying N o w Car Prkoo,..." S a c r e s . too. ooa sq. i t . greenhouse,- 11,000 sq It. warehouse; 1.000 sq It. oMlce All automated, saas.000 alas...JO aert*. K.000 sq II. greenhouse. Ibdrm. homo. Immaculate 1/1W, largo laml ly room with brick fireplace. 10X11 screened porch, largo fenced yard...................U7.W0 Can m a m whom tiesmow. Appraisal. t ll.M . telling. 9 K O SO O II2 M TN/fOOl Homo erllh mother-in-law aulto on ovar l / l acre. Fireplace. 11X11 In ground pool with healed laccuitl. 1 parches, privacy lanced yard , w/lrrigatlen system, tel,too 8 6 IS U Z U PICKUP P a th , a v e r 1,000 s q II. Hr apiece, dining, lamlly/groat n b m . n x i r porch. Over look I n heavily wooded lot with M od deck...................1114.000 Cam per Top Auto. Ar. Bwl* l*e Sen StlBPlTM 141— Country POP S A L i OR T P A D I Fenced 14 acres in NW Florl do with 1 bdrm. mobile homo Good hunllng/ltthlng Will trade lor 1 or 1 acres with nice County Alter IPAA Ml WO* 14J— W » t # r t r o n t Slice. soparalo ir In l oo' s quarters. 79 DODGE MAGNUM 2 DOOR P r o o tfty / S a h Call m e a n , loom message *211111 82 O LD S C U TLASS 4 DOOR *1111111 Fiberglass hull Tandum trailer, lamp Mar cruiser 84 M ERC. GRAND M ARQUIS l u r e Car. loaded. 1 0 . 1 lone. PJOriA 23 FOOT SUM *2005 *27110 L o n ^ w o o d lt< ir“ « iiu M o t o r s *10110 C q«il F ton' ir ,»<trio A *♦*,i REALTOR 84 CHEVY CAM ARO Mon F 11 4 b Jt 0 t) �W hen you want low prices nobody can beat, shop Winn-Dixie. We’ve made a com­ mitment to bring you the lowest prices on the best quality and variety of products for your family. Save every week without having to shop around. You’ll come out with the lowest total food bill, and that’s why we say Winn-Dixie has prices Nobody Can Beat. W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE m. A L L V AR IETIES H A R V ES T FR ESH LIM IT 2. PLEASE FISHERMANS 70/90-CT. EA T-R ITE TU R K E Y HAM or SLICED TO ORDER LB. CROCK PRICES G O O D IN T H E FOLLOW ING W INN-DIXIE LOCATIONS: L A K E M ARY 3818 ORLANDO DR. -fWM*, SANFORD * 2485 AIRPORT BLVD. s ** 1514 S. FRENCH AVE » i 71 lawni ~ STORES WITH F is h e r m a n s w h a r f STORES WITH PHARMACY �� 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, 1990 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, August 01, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1990. 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>, August 01, 1990; <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/373e30ee54823f3e3eaa12299355e541.pdf ab693519268c778c3c56bd65c984100d PDF Text Text Road money falls short NEW S DIGEST C o u n ty is fa cin g $40.6 m illio n in red ink over next five years □ S p o rts ByJ. MARK RARFII ’ Notes upset Lyman, 5*2 Herald s ta ll writer S A N F O K I) - W illie M cC loud tim e d a livellllt r r VVetlneitl.iy In help S e inlntile I Hull upset L ym a n . 5-2. In a Sem inole A lh le lle Conference liasel).ill game. T h e 'N u ll's upped Ihelr reeortl In 0 12 w ith Iluw in a s ILiv Atlenek paced Ihe nlTense w llh a lh r e e U lllil.lv . Saa S a t* 11 Pirates, Royals win openers T he I’lrates anti R o ya ls opent-il ih e HhH) season w ith victo ries W eilnestlay a s Ihe Saulurd Recreation D c p a rlm rn i J u n io r Major Leaguc h.isch.ill season not u iiile r way. T he I’lra le s rallletl iw iee in b r ill ihe Orioles. IT-7, anti Ihe Ko vals usetl a 14-run llrs l in n in g in w hl|i ih e C a rd in a ls 1H-H S A N F O K I ) — C o n s tru c tio n In S e m ino le C o u n ty could Ih - slowed b rco u sc ol a 840 0 m illio n co un ty road co n stru ction sh ortfa ll d u rln u the next five years "W e have e xhausted every a b ility that we have that Ihe stale has U lv c n u s . " s a id c o m m is s io n e r S a n d ra G le n n , ch a irm a n o l the c o u n ty c o m m is s io n . " W e have a lw a y s taken the position that ad valorem Ip n ijie rtyl lu xe s Is not the fair way to fund roads: uasollne lu xe s and fees a re ." In MKI2. a stale grow th m anage­ ment po licy called "c o n c u rre n c y " w ill requ ire that Sem inole C o u n ty In-gln to lm |irovc crow ded roads w ith in three years — IH*)5. C o n ­ cu rre n cy requires adequate roads, water a n il sewers Ih 1 available for the cu rre n t |M)|)ulalluu before new residents m ove In. Those services m ust Ih - available In-fore or u n ­ derway when new re s ld e iils m ove to ihe co un ty. II those services a re n 'l available, the stale w ill prevent co m m ission ers lrum approving new construelion. M onday. Ihe w atchdog organ i­ zation T axW a tch predicted a TO p e re e n l s ia te w ld e d o w n tu rn In eontructlon If adequate roads aren't available d u rin g Ihe next liv e years Sem inole C o u n ty Is u sin g a ll of Its a v a ila b le s la te * a n d fe d e r a lly granted gasoline taxes and a ll hut one cent o l its lm-al option gasoline taxes to |m v fur road co nstru ction . Voters turned dow n use o f the last o ption a l gas la x . then lagged ihe "G re e n P e n n y " Iasi Novem ber. T he |H*nny w ould have raised about 8750 .0 0 0 |H -r y e ar lo r Ihe county a n d w ould have p rim a rily gone for m a il tH'aullfleallon. G o v. Hob M a rlin e /, facin g re­ election, lia s co n tin u e d lu declare he w ould veto any statewide la x In­ creases W llh the threat o f that veto, la w m a ke rs have not |>ro|xiscd new gasoline taxes lo r co u n tie s lo Ihe L e g i s la t u r e , w h ic h c o n v e n e d T uesday. A c u tin iy co nsu ltan t said w tihn u i an Increase lu co u n ty gasoline taxes nl up lo four cen ts |h t gallon of gasoline, traffic n il co u n ty roads See R oads. P age 5 A Saa Pag* IB Som e local high school proms set for this weekend CITY P&Z PREVIEW Gilbert, Krickstein advance IIK A T IIK O W — llra tl G ilbert. Ihe It>|> seetl. anti scculld-seeded A aron Krlt k sle ln cru ised to victo rie s W eilnestlay In Ihe P r tld riitla l- lla rh r T e n n is Classic. A ro u n d u p o l y e s ie rtla y 's a ctio n anti a sch edule of today's m a le lie s ap|icars Inside. B y V IC K I O a tO R M IIR Herald s ta ll writer SaaSaga 11 □ F lo rid a Official: Tax plan may backfire T A I.L A IIA S S K K — A n otllelal w llh Ihe Flo rid a T o b a c c o a n d C a n d y A s s o c ia tio n w a rn e d legislators W eilnestlay that Governor M a rlin e /plan In Increase cigarette luxes In hin d Indigent lit .111h care could haekllre. T h e asvM latino sa ys lh .il Ihe Increase could eosl Ihe slate 820.H m illio n ut stale la x revenues anti another SOT. 7 m illio n In sales in Inm ileggrrs w ho w oultl bring cigarettes fnnn other stales that have lower lattes Saa Pag* 2A BRIERS - *»-<♦«-■ - LOTTO jackpot at $53 million T A I.I.A IIA S S K K — T icket sales lor th is w eek's l.n tlo name are ru n n in g al such a Iasi c lip that F'lorltla Lottery o fficia ls W ednesday raised their e s llm a le lor Ihe jackpot In S5T m illio n . T h a t's sligh tly below Ihe stale reeortl $55 Ili m illio n won hv Sheelah Kvan ol W inter S|>rlugs In IIIHH. a n il o fficials said the record could Inc x c rc d c d If tlx* brisk pace ol lle ke l sales co iitlnu es. " la illo sales lor th is week through noon today are at Ihe highest level we've ever seen.” Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul said lit nim m intT iig the revised estimate. T h e Initial e s llm a le alter 850 m illio n Paul attributed som e ol the brisk sales In the iiiir n ih ifU n n T u e sd a y o l the "Q u ic k P ic k " feature, w h ich a llo w s players to have tln-lr num bers random ly selected by Ihe L o tte ry 's t outjitiler. '"Q u ic k P ick ' Is an overnight success." she said We estim ate that one In every lour Lotto in ki is sold Tuesday w as a Q u ic k P ic k .'" Paul urt>ed players to buy their laitto ticke ts early to avoid long lin e s F rid a y and Saturday T icket stiles continu e until 10:50 p m S aturday, h all an hour la-fore Ihe drawlntt County Spring Break begins S A N F O R D — Studen ts lu Sem inole C o u n ty have an extended S|)rmit llre a k tills year. In-glutllng tomorrow and e n ding on A jirll W illie the break Itself o fficially iM 'ttlllso il A p ril !l. a Icache i work day. lic g o lla lrd hv Ihe union prior to Ihe start ol the school vear. w ill Hive the stu de nts another ila y oil S ch o ols w ill Ih - closed ih in u g the break, alth ou ith some a lh le lle com|M-titions. In clu din g district tennis <m ii|n-lllliiu and stale w rlg h lllllmu contests, w ill >on tliu ie dm mu i In perim l F ro m s t a ll and w ire re p o rts INDEX B r i d g e ............. C l a s s i f i e d * ...... C o m i c e ........... C r o s s w o r d ...... D e a r A b b y ...... . D e a t h s ............ Edito ria l.......... F lo r i d a ............ ......... O B .. . 3 B ... 3 1 ..........I B 3B Sunny and mild S u m iv and m ild to dav w ith a luuh in Ihe up|H r 70s \\ unis to tile n o llh w e sl al 5 to It) m pli Fair and w arm er tom uhi w uh a low III the lllld 5tN For more weather, saa Pag* 2A S a n d ra Q la n n 'S ta te fu n d s e x h a u s te d ' H ,..id Photo b, Tommy Vuicont Ronald and Iho boys want to leave this location on 17-92 near Airport Boulevard lor a new home just lo the south, clo se r lo Lake Mary Boulevard M a ll p u b lic h e a rin g t o p s a g e n d a ; lo c a l re s ta u ra n t w a n ts to M c M o v e B y J. B R A D L E Y D IL L IN O Herald staff writer S A N F O K I) — C o y re s ld e iils w ill have their llrs l o|>|M>rtm ilt y to cx|ircss op in io n s u Ih iu I Ihe SIIX) m illio n Sem inole M all |irn|ccl al Ihe c tly p la n n in g and /lin in g cu m m lssln n meel lu g tonight In o ilie r business scheduled lo co n ic InTnrr tllc com m ission ers. Mi D o n a ld s K is la n r a iil w ill reqnesl approval lls p la n s lor a new liH-allon a l T7H5 O /latiiln D rive h w ould re|ilaee Ihe exlslt|ng lin u tlu n on at 2!N)| O rlan do D rive On the m all, re p re se n lallve s nl develu|H'r M elvin S im o n and A ssoelales w ill present the 21 I acre proposal tonight d u rin g S an fo rd 's llrs l p u b lic hearing on the project T he cnm m tsslnn w ill vole on re /u iilu g Ihe site al S ee M a ll. Page 5 A Prom lim e is here for Sem inole C o u n ty school*. S e m in o le H igh S rltn o l. 2701 G eorgia Avc.. S an lo rd. w ill hold Its prom a l Daytona llcuch Satu rday and o ilie r school* w ill hold Ihelr d a ilie s lid s weekend and taler th is m onth. "h 's a very special lim e of year." said llarlrara Kohlnson. In n ikk rrjicr a l L ym a n High Selling. I I II S o iith e a sl Lake Avc.. laingw ood. w ho Is helping ecMirdlnale Ihe cven l at that school. "W e sold m il o u r ticke ts several w eeks ago." T h e re were 350 ile ke ts so lil Inr L y m a n 's 8:H) |h t |h t s o ii event w h ich w ill he a l Ihe SlonlTcr Kesorl In O rla n d o tom orrow. W h ile som e prom ticke ts Include adm issio n 10 o n ly the dance. L y m a n students w ill receive a lu ll d in n e r as a pari of Ihe e v e n in g 'sfcsltv ltlcs. J a n e CiHi|H-r. facu lty ad visor a l Sem inole High S e llin g m charge o l Ihe school prom , said there are alHiut 500 n lu d cn ts expected al Ihelr prom , w hich Is free to m em bers of Ihe ju n ior and senior class. II a ju n io r o r senior w ants lo brin g a gucsl from outside Ihe school o r from n u o lh cr class, ilekets can Inpurchased Inr 815 each T h e ju n io r class tra d itio n ally raises ilu- m oney to jiay lor Ihe dance, w h ich w ill tn- held tills year ill ilu- Daytona Ik-aeh H ilton Saturday Irom H p in u n til m idnight. “ We don't oiler dinner, lu ll then again, we don 'I charge Inr Ihe Ik k e ts." Cooper said. S tudents al Ihe S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l p rom w ill have h ors d 'ou evers available to them . I hough A ssista n t Prlneljxd Fred Tomlin**, w ho serves .is a c tiv itie s d ire ctor al Lake M ary High Selunil. 055 l.ungw innl Lake Mary Koad. Lake M ary, said tickets in ih e lr |irum — available fur 8110 |» r person — are going last la ik c Mary seniors w ill In- a d m llle d to Ihe dance free ol charge T he school pritin w ill InA |iril 2H from llp .m . m in i I a.in at Ihe Luke lliie u a V lsl.t Illllo ti near W a ll D isney W orld " T h e k ids are very excited ahoul the prom tills y e a r." T o m h ro ssa ld T om brn s said Lake M a ry 's prom w h ich w ill Include Ihe cro w n in g ol ilu- royal court ol i in- prom and r iilc r tu lm iic n l hv a d isc jin-key Irom Tup-40 radio station XLIO O S e e P ro m s . Page 3 A State attempting to breathe new life into polluted lake F ro m s ta ff a n d w ire re p o rts A P O P K A — T he stale has begun r e s t o c k in g L a k e A |io p k .i w ith large m o iilh Ilass. Ihe same l\|n- ol lls li ill.il w as wl|H d m il h\ e h euil eats and nrgaule waste when Ilu la k e h e e a ille F l o r i d a ' s m o s t polluted T he resto cking is |>art ol a stale wide laki- le s lo ra llo n elfnrl hv the Florida G am e .m il F'reshw aler Fish C m iiiiiK s lo n S i.lie o llle la ls are m il sidertug re sio ra ilo n ol la ik r .lesiqr. a sia g n a n i K u kw a le r ol the S i .lu im s Itlv e r In east c e n tra l S e m in o le C'nunlv Ih e Im llom ol La k e .lesiqr Is m uek v lim n vears ol ra in w a ter Row ing Irmu nearliv agrn iiliu r.d la n d s a n d |nillullmi Irmu x rvcra l sew age Ire a lilie iil p la u ls llia l have sin ce slop p ed d in luirglllg Into Ihe lake Sta le officials want In p u m p som e ol the water m il ol Ihe lake a n d allow Ilu r\|si*ed llliu k to h a rd en lu lu a h a u l adidn- surface O llle la ls ilu ii plan in replant ilu shore with .iqilulU |daills a n d ie s lin k the laki w llh K is s N o ila li has In ■ ii k I o il tin • Hurl T h e llsli eo m u iissio u Iasi itio u ih halt lied I m illio n l.irg e m m ilh K is s a n d h as In <u i e h .m u g th em into l- ik c A|Hipka m > <»• g allon s ln.nl* I d on I th in k Ihe llsli w ill h .m •ilin ti ol a « halier sa id F.ail S e e L a k e . Page 5 A The nightmare continues For those poor m otorists who must traverse 14 (luring rush hour Ihe nightmare got even mghtmaner on W ednesday when two accidents between Ihe Lake Mary Boulevard and Longwood ends caused lengthy HgtftkJ Photo by Tommy Vmcgnl delays Here police clear Ihe interstate o l debris jtte r a truck overturned in the eastbound lane nea' ihe Longwood rest slo p M inutes earlier an accident near the A A A building s h ille d traffic Into a crawl X �■ A — Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Flood* — Thursday. April 5. 1980 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND A C R O S S THE S T A T E Editorial bill gets local support Eastern asks to break pilot contract N E W Y O R K — F in a n cia lly a ilin g Eastern A ir lin e s asked a b a n k ru p tcy court W ednesday fo r perm ission to break Its co ntract w ith the A ir Lin e P ilo ts A ssociation so th a t It can cut co sts by an estim ated $SO m illio n a year. T h e move. If approved, w o u ld a llo w the M ia m i-ba se d a irline to Impose tem porary wage c u ts a n d w o rk ru le s o n w o rking pilots. T h e com pany said those changes are e sse n tia l If It Is to em erge from bankru ptcy protection. Eastern said that two years o f negotiations w ith A L P A have tailed to produ ce a la stin g solution to Ita labor woes. A u n ion spokesm an called E a s te rn 's move a " la s t re so rt." N ASA testing Hubble telescope C A P E C A N A V E R A L — N A S A engineers scra m b le d W ednes­ d a y to com plete testing o f the H ubble S pace Telescope, w o rk in g a ro u n d th e c lo c k to ready the re v o lu tio n a ry Instrum ent for blastoff T uesday aboard the sh uttle D isco v e ry . " T h e o n ly threat (to the la u n c h date) In m y m in d la If som eth in g goes w rong w ith the telescope te s tin g ." N A S A spokesw om an U a a M alone said. “ W e're not tra c k in g any D iscovery's countdow n la sch eduled to begin a t 3 p.m . E D T S aturday, about an h o u r after the s h ip 's four-m an. one-wom an crew arrives at the Ken nedy Space C e n te r from H o u s to n . If a ll goes well, co m m an de r L o re n S h rive r, 4 5 . co-pilot C h a rle s Bolden. 43, Steven H aw ley. 38. Bruce M cC a n d le ss. 92. a n d K a th ryn S u lliv a n . 38. w ill b la st o ff on th e 3 5 th shuttle m issio n at 8:47 a.m. Tuesday, tw o da ys e a rlie r th a n o rig in a lly planned. T ALLAH ASSEE A House su b-co m m itte e voted W ednes­ day to force new spaper editorial w riters to sign Ihelr w o rk and file fin a n cia l d isclosu re form s s im ila r to those re q u ire d of p u b lic officials. T he b ill w as approved by (he J u d ic ia r y s u b c o m m it t e e on C o u rt S y s te m s . P ro b a te and C o n su m e r L a w on a 4-3 vote that cam e despite w a rn in g s It m igh t v io late both th e privacy righ ts o f new spaper em ployees a n d the freedom o f the press. S u p p o rte rs o f the m easure argued that since new spapers w ie ld c o n s id e r a b le c lo u t In s h a p in g p u b lic o p in io n . Ihe p u b lic has a right to k n o w if an edito rial w rite r's Judgem ent Is clouded by srif-tn ie rrst. S e m i­ nole C o u n ty sponsors o f Ihe b ill Include Reps. A H G rln d lc . RA lta m o nte S prings, a n d Frank Stone. R-Casaelberrv. Fraternity initiation led to ban Hazardous waste found In Qainaavilla G A IN E S V IL L E — State officia ls have found 4 2 b u rle d d ru m s — som e o f w h ic h m ay co n ta in hazardou s waste — a t a site that h as been u n d e r federal cle a n u p sin ce 1963. Bo bby H a l brook, a state D epartm ent o f T ran sp ortation o fficia l overseeing th e clean up, aald T uesday the d ru m s were discovered In m id-M arch d u rin g a rou tine e xca va tio n required aa part of the cleanup. "It appears to be w h ite p a in t and asphalt residue in 18 of the d ru m s, and the rest were e m p ty ." H a l brook s a id .' ipo li it lo oks lik e It m ig h t be abene o f the same th in g we found before." In 1983. D O T o ffic ia ls sa id they had been d u m pin g p o te n tia lly hazardou s wastes at the u na u tho rize d site Just northeast o f G a in e sville for about s ix years. Fe de ra l e n viron ­ m e n ta l o fficials ordered the site cleaned up. Surrey: abortion support still high T A L L A H A S S E E — Florid a residen ts have not ch a n g e d th eir gen erally su pportive view s about abortion In a n y sign ifican t w a y since 1986. a Florida State U n iv e rs ity researcher says. A cco rd in g to su rve ys In 1986 and 1990. F lo rid ia n s supported legal abortions m ost strongly w h en the life o f the m othe r was endangered. D r.Suzanne P a rk e r said In a re port released Tuesday. In 1986, the level of support w as 91 percent. F o u r y e ars later. It w as 89 percent, she aald. There also co ntinu es to be m a jo rity support for a n abortion In casea-bf in cest o r rape — 84 percent In 1986 a n d 8 6 percent In 1990. P arker said there has been a s lig h t Increase In th e support for a w om an's rig h t to an abortion u nder other circum stan ces, from 4 9 percent to 94 percent. Toon death blamed on 'huffing' G U L F B R E E Z E — A teenager w ho died over the w eekend had been "h u ffin g ." a dangerous fad Involving s n iffin g toxic substances, au th o ritie s said W ednesday. Sgt. Woody Seevers o f the S a n ts Rosa C o u n ty S h e riffs D epartm ent, sa id the 15-year-old boy w as sta yin g at a friend's house when he was found dead e a rly S unday m o rn in g. He had been dead several hours. Seevers said the teenager had apparently sp ra ye d a clo ih w ith a fabric protector called Scotchguard. then h e ld It over h is face and Inhaled the au balance deeply. Seevers said h u ffin g becam e popu lar several y e a rs ago and m o stly Involved m odel glue. La te ly, other to x ic substances, su ch as fin gernail polish, polish rem over, gasoline and oven cleaner, have com e Into uae. " I t's hard lo say how m a n y k id s are sniffing. 1 hope a lot of k id s who a rc doing It realize w h a t II can d o." S e eve rs said. " T h is Is a sad exam ple. E ve n o n a first-tim e basis. In a n y type o f drugs a first tim e ca n be a life tim e ." T o d a y...S u n n y a n d m ild w ith a h ig h In the u p p e r 70s. W in d s lo the northw est at 9 to 10 m ph. T o n ig h t ...F a ir a n d w a rm e r w ith a low In the m ld-50s. L ig h t w ind. T om orrow ...P a rtly clo u dy and w arm w ith a h igh In the low 80s. W in d to the south at 10 m ph. E x t e n d e d o u t lo o k . . . P a r t ly clo u d y Satu rday w ith a chance of show ers a n a th u n d e rsto rm s Low near 60. h ig h near 80. M ostly su nn y S u n d a y w ith a low In the m ld-90s a n d a high near 70. P artly clo u d y M o n d a y w ith a h ig h In the upper 70s. tu tP S w i n s i Thursday. April 3. 1990 Vol 82. No 193 N M I I M D aily »«e M r . xsta e t Saturday Sy Ttw b k to r S Karate. Im . tea N F ra n ts A**.. t e n t e d . F ia. u r n Sataae Clata F a tla fa Pate at S e a te d . nm P O S T M A S T I Z : Sa •a TMC S A ttF O a O H I B A L D . S O . la x IMF. b a t e d . F L H IM . M u ' i f ' w B a te lOaU y • Sunday) Hama OaTirery A H a il Ita M .. .. ....... tear) in mu O R L A N D O - U n iv e rs ity of Central F lo rid a President Steven A ltm a n s a id W e d n e s d a y h r would a llo w Ihe school to accept 8 7 2 .0 0 Q fr o m a n u ll- w h lt c . all-m ale clu b . T h e g ift, w h ic h w o u ld go toward scholarships, drew flrr fro m f a c u lt y m e m b e rs a n d others, w ho said that by accept­ in g Ihe m oney. Ihe u n ive rsity w ould be endorsing d is c rim in a ­ tio n a g a in s t m in o r it ie s and women. Increasing F lo rid a 's excise tax In cigarettes from 24 cents to 4 3 re n ts a package, a pro­ posal that Gov. Bob M artinez has m ade lo fun d Indigent health rare. W right said. He cite d stu dies co ndu cted In 1989 and 1990 by the cons u it in g . f ir m P r ic e W aterhouse, w h ich analyzed the Impact o f la x Increases. T o d e m o n s tra te how b o o tle g g in g c o u ld be a c ­ co m plish ed. Ed and Ja m ie C lif f o r d d ro v e a re n te d m o lo rh o m e to Ihe C a p ito l W e d n e s d a y a n d u n lo a d e d e m pty rlg a re lte ra se s that, had they been fu ll, would have represented $29,000 In profits. W right said. Mourners attack driver, officer S T. P E T E R S B U R G M ou rners attacked u P in e lla s C o u n t y c o r r e c t io n s o ffic e r a n d u 19-year-old m an she w as try in g to protect after Ihe teenager crashed h is ca r Into a fun eral procession, autho rities said W ednesday. T he v ehicles were en route T u e sd a y afternoon to a cem etery for Ihe funeral o f L a rry W aller. 21. the nephew of A frica n People's S o c L ills l Party founder Jo se p h W aller. L a rry W a lle r w as caught In th e cross-fire o f a gunflght between about a dozen m en at a c ity p a rk last week. A d le r Nagy of St. Petersburg, w h o Is w hite, w as d riv in g the ear that collided w ith one o f ih e ca rs In Ihe procession, w h ich was pre d om ln e n tly black. said P in e lla s C o u n ty S h e riffs Office spokeswom an M arianne Pasha. "H e ran from the accident when he saw m any angry people In the procession leave th e ir ca rs and com e toward h im ." Pasha said. T h e crow d follow ed Nagy to a sh eriff's depart­ ment van. w h ich w as In the procession takin g one o f W a lle r's relatives. Inmate Keith Stew art, to the funeral, she said. “ M r. Nag)’ was very frightened." Pasha said. "H e sought refuge In the van ." and Corrections O fficer B e m e tla blossom . 31. tried u nsuccessfully to lo ck h im in the v u n 's cab before the m ourners arrived. "S h e shielded Mr. Nugy w ith her body, and as they were try in g lo get at h im they hit her." she said. Navy planes make em ergency stops P E N S A C O L A - A Navy plane on a routine tra in in g m ission h ad to m a ke a n e m e rg e n cy la n d in g In Pensacola because of la n d in g gear failure. Ihe second su ch Incident th is week. N a v y o fficials said W ednesday. T h e first o c cu rre d S u n d a y w ith a plane that had Just taken off from the U S S Lexington. T he second cam e on Tuesday and Involved a plune that was a rriv ­ in g In Pensacola from a base In V irg in ia . In Ihe Incident Tuesday, a- U C F receives donation from all-white male club U s H M P re ss Is ts rs tttss s I T A LLA H A S SEE A to b a c c o tra d e a s s o c ia tio n w arned W ednesday that any Increaae In taxes on cigarettes c o u ld lead lo bootlegging, w h ich w ould cost the state m illio n s In tax revenue and re ta il sales. T h e state co u ld lose as m u ch as $26.8 m illio n In state ta x re v e n u e a n d a n o th e r $ 6 3 .7 m illio n In s a le s to bootleggers w ho w ould b rin g cigarettes from other stutes w ith low er taxes, said W ilson W rig h t, exe cu tive d ire ctor of th e F lo r id a T o b a c c o a n d C a n d y Association. T h e figures were bused on female • In th e ir effort to gain an e d u r a llo n th e y o fte n m u s t struggle to o b ta in ." A ltm a n said In a prepared statem ent. He said he w ould rather give s tu d e n ts th e c h a n c e for un education than in u k r a sym bolic stand ugalnsi d iscrim in ation . T h e e xclusive U n iv e rsity C lu b , w h lrh has no a ffiliatio n w ith Ihe school, has donated $96,000 to U C F s in c e 1 9 6 9 . T h e la s t $ 2 8 ,0 0 0 w as lo be Ihe first Installm ent tow ard a $100,000 s c h o la r s h ip fu n d , h o w e v e r, w h ile th e s c h o o l w a s s t i l l negotiating term s o f that gift, the school s faculty senate raised Its objection. T A -4 S k y h u w k m ade a be lly la n d in g at Pensacola N aval A ir Station arou n d 7:98 p.m. C S T when Its la n d in g gear fulled lo com e dow n, sa id H arry W h ltr. a spokesm an at Pensacola N A S. N either p ilo t w as Injured am i there w as no fire associated w ith the crash, sa id W hite. A ground crew m em ber w as taken to a h o s p ita l for o b se rv a tio n , but h o s p it a l s p o k e s m a n . J . B . M cK a m cy reported the ntSn hud n o apparent I n j u r ie s . W h it e s a id th e t w o - s e a l, s in g le -e n g in e T A -4 S k y h u w k assigned to V T -2 4 ut Chase Field In lie evllle . Texas, w as on a cross-country tra in in g m ission at th e tim e a n d w as d y in g b e tw e e n O c e a n a . V a .. a n d Pensacola. W h ile said Ihe Jet was on a la n d in g approach lo N A S when Its la n d in g gear failed to come dow n and the pilot, following s tu n d a rd p roce du re , mude u belly-landing. In S u n d a y 's Incident,.the lan d­ i n g g e a r o f a n A -7 C o rs a ir rnltapnrd a s It w a s launched from the tra in in g ca rrie r USS Lexington, w h ich was operating In the G u lf of M e xico , New York jury deliberates Panam a C ity m an’s claim U n ite d B ra s s In te rn a tio n a l NEW Y O R K A Ju ry W e d n e s d a y d e lib e r a t e d w hether a "v a n ity p ress" de­ frauded a u th o rs of books su ch a s " T ra ffic M y W a y ." the re m in iscen ces of a p a rkin g m e te r m a n . b y f a llin g to activ e ly prom ote them. In the fin a l chapter o f a 1 3 -y e a r la w s u it , file d by F ra n k S te lle in a of Punuma C ity . Fla., th e Ju ry begun w e ig h in g th e $ 2 5 m illio n law su it against Vantage Press at stale S u p re m e Co urt In M anhattan. W rite rs o f s u c h lite ra r y gems a s “ T he S e x Life of a Fo o tb a ll Referee" file d the cla ss action suit In 1977. The 2.200 authors cla im Vantage was "fra u d u le n t and decep­ tiv e " because It m ade no c lfo rl lo sell or promote Ihe works. T h e y are seeking $15 m il­ lion In com pensatory da m ­ a g e s a n d 9 1 0 n illilo n In p u n itiv e damages. T he law suit w as filed by S lclle in u . autho r of "O h K im . M y Son! M y S o n !" Ihe tale of Ills son 's lo sin g bout w ith s p in a l c a n c e r. T h e o th e r a u t h o r s J o in e d th e ca se , m a k in g It a class-action suit. s ia t e IS N NATIONAL T I M M □ n Straight Play (numbers In axact order): 9250 on a 50 cent bet. 9500 on 91. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order) SSO to rs 50cent bet.9180on 9t. □ Bo< S (numbers in any order) 940 lor a 50-cant bet. 980 on tt. □ Straight Box 3: 9330 In order drawn, 980 In any order on a 9t bet. □ Straight Box 8: 9290 In ordar drawn. 940 It picked In combination on 91 bet a M eats* 1 Year M I A M I - E ig h t e e n fra te rn ity m em bers were expelled from F lo rid a M e­ m o r ia l C o lle g e a m id a p o lle r In v e s tig a tio n Into a lle ga tio ns they co m m itted sexu al battery at an In itia ­ tion p a rty for " lit t le s is ­ ters." l*ollce said they are In­ v e stigatin g allegatio ns In­ v o lv in g a Kappa A lp h a Psi f r a t e r n it y p a r ly a t th e Em b a ssy Suites H o tel In M ia m i S prings. P o lice said W edn esday they had not filed ch arges a g a ls t a n y m e m b e rs of K a p p a , a n a t io n a l fraternity. L c R o y B ro w n . F lo rid a M e m o ria l's vice president for stu d e n t developm ent, s a id a d m in is t r a t o r s e x p e lle d Ih e f r a t e r n it y m em bers because they v io ­ lated the code of e th ic s In Ihe student handbook. On M onday. F lo rid a Me.m o rta l bunned K u p p u Alpha. T o b a cco group: tax will co st state $26.8 million THE W EATH ER T A L L A H A S S E E - The d a lly number Wednesday In the Florida Lottery CASH ] game was 834. I M e a ts * _ _ _ « -» ---- U n lW l r r l l l in iV f n lilV f lf l " R e f u s in g U n iv e r s ity C lu b gifts w ould p e n u llzr students black. H ispa n ic, w h ile, m ale and F r o m U n lta d P ro a s In te rn a tio n a l re p o rts LO TTERY _ ■ » - u -- a T h e co m m itte e 's ow n s ta ff w arned II m ight be u n co n stitu ­ tio n al lo a p p ly the same fin a n ­ c ia l d is c lo s u re re q u ire m e n ts dem anded o f p u b lic officials lo e d ito ria l w riters, w ho a rr private citizens. O p p o n e n ts a rg u e d th e m easure m igh t be considered to have a c h illin g effect on Ihe " u n in h ib it e d , ro b u s t, w id e o p e n " debate sanctioned by Ihe U .S. Suprem e C o u rt In F irst Am endm ent rases. S po k e sm en fo r the F lo rld u Press A ssocia tion also argued that most new spaper e d ito rials represent a consensus view o f a panel of editors, so any fin an cial d is c lo s u r e b y a n I n d iv id u a l w rite r w ould be m eaningless In lip p in g the p u b lic to any conflict o f Interest. T h e b ill p rovides Jail sentences for w riters w ho refuse to sign e d ito ria ls. F a ilu re to file the disclosu re form s could result In fines of up lo 85,000. 'I M IA M I — Fleride )* hour tumparxiurr* w<d rem lell a t) a m t DT Thurtdar City Ht U »*■« Aaaiackicsia n M 0 00 C r n lr M n *1 0 00 Daytona Saadi r i aa a 00 Fart Lauderdale It U 00 F o rtM y e rt U tt 00 Garnet.me aa <1 00 JecXtenytlto tt t l 00 Kay W etl M U I 00 M iam i II M 0 00 Fan tec ale r i SO *00 S a ra tea Sredmton t t at 0 00 l\ <0 0 00 VaraSaack Watt Palm Saadi t t tt 000 It tl 0 00 It U 0 00 > F --------1 FRIDAY FtlyCMy T T -ff SATURDAY FtlyCMy 78-80 SURDAV Sunny SS*7E MONDAY FtlyCMy S7-70. r TUESDAY Cloudy 78-87 STATIIT9CI THURSRDAY: FULL April 10 NEW April 18 » € LAST S O L U N A R T A B L E : M in. 2 40 April jR d . m . . 2:55 p.m.: Maj. 8.45 a.m .. F IR S T May 1 M A C H CONDITIONS D a y to n a B e a ch : W aves .in- I loot w ith a -.light chop. Current is to lilt- south w ith a water tem perature o l 117 degrees New S m y r n a B e a c h : W aves are 2 1ret and sem l-choppy. C u rre n t is to the north, w ith a w ater irm |x-ra lu re of l»7 d rg n t-s S u n screen factor- H i 9 :0 5 p.m . T I D E S : D a y t o n a B e a ch : highs. 4 28 a.m.. 4 50 p in.: lows. 1 0 3 8 a.m . 11:00 p m : New S m y rn a B each : h ighs. 4:33 a.m .. 4:55 p.m .: low s. 10 38 a.m.. 1 1 0 5 p.m.; C o co a B e a ch : highs. 4 48 a.m .. 5 1 0 p.m.: lows. 10 58 a m. ■OATINO S t . A u g u s t in e to J u p it e r I n le t T o d a y . . . w I n d w e s t to northw est 5 lo IO k ls h e m m in g v a ria b le e xce p t o n sh o re sea breeze It) k ts in the afternoon S eas I lo 3 It ILiv and Inland w aters m ostly sm ooth T o n ig h t w in d varia ble less ill.in ll> k ls Seas 2 It or less Hay and Inland waters sm ooth T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In S a n fo rd W e d n e sd a y w as 74 degrees and Ihe overnight low w a s 44 us reported by I h r U n iv e rsity o f Florida Agrteultu ra l R rs e a rrh and Edueatlon C enter. C e le ry Avenue. N o ra ln la ll was recorded d u r­ in g the 24-hour |K-rtod e n ding at 9 a.m . T hu rsday. T h e tem perature at 9 a.m to d a y w a s 5 9 d e g re e s a n il W edn esday's overnight low was 48. as recorded b y the National W eather S e rvice at the O rlan do International Alr)m rl. O ther W eather Se rvice data ! W e d n e s d a y 's h ig h ............71 B a r o m e t r ic p r e s s u r e .3 0 .0 3 R e la t iv e h u m id it y . ...7 8 pet W in d s .....S o u th w e s t. 3 m p h R a in f a ll...... - ............ 0 .0 0 In. T o d a y ’ s s u n s e t .....7 :4 5 p.m . 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Sanford. Florida — Thursday. A p ril S. 1900 — SA iTaT license tag. Goff, w h o allegedly a lm ost ra n over one o f the v ictim s when she tried to b lo ck the path o f th is truck, h a s been charged w ith aggravated a ssau lt and exp o su re of sexu al organs. I Father a cciiM d of bM tlng Cousins srrestsd In drug dost S A N F O R D - M e lv in R a y McDonald. 34. 100 W . 18th St.. Sanford, accuaed o f “ ve ry i t r e rely beating” hta 1 1-year-old aon w ith a board, haa been ch arged b y S an ford police w ith aggravated c h ild abuse. T h e arrest ca m e a t 7:30 p.m. W ednesda y at th e police station after the boy had reported to po lice the last tim e he was severely beaten w aa M onday. H e alleges he h as been beaten several tim e s sin ce last Septem ber. Police reported ch e ck in g the b o y 's Injuries a n d that he h o d deep blue, red and brow n bru ises o n hta bu ttocks. T h e state took cu stody o f the boy. H is m other, w h o h a s legal cu std o y o f the ch ild , la travelin g from North C a ro lin a to ta ke h im hom e, police said. J A M E S T O W N — A w o m a n w ho a lle ge dly referred a C ity C o u n ty Investigative B u re a u agent to h e r co u s in to m ake a deal for 8 2 0 w o rth o f crack co ca in e In Ja m e sto w n outside Oviedo. W ednesday n ight, was arrested along w ith h e r cousin. T h e a rre sts were m ade o n South Street at 9:45 p.m. K im b e rly B. W hite. 20. 3 1 1 9 S e cu rity St.. Oviedo. Is charged w ith co n sp ira cy to se ll co cain e and possessio n o f drug paraphernalia. M ercrdean L o tt. 49. Room 4. D ouglas B u ild in g . F ra n k lin Street. Oviedo, w a s charged-w ith sa le of cocaine and possession o f cocaine and d ru g paraphernalia. Shots firsd at Chokiota w orktn A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - T w o m en a lle g e d ly Involved In a sale o f 8 3 0 w orth o f c ra c k cocaine to a C it y C o u n ty Investigative Bureau agent W ednesday n ig h t In ru ra l A lta ­ m onte S prin g s. were arrested. T h e arrests were made a t 8 :1 0 p.m. on J a c k s o n Street. T ro y Eugene H ill. 21. 147 J a c k s o n St., la ch arged w ith sale o f a controlled substance. G o rd o n Scott K lm b o rou g h . 19. o f the same address. Is charged w ith co n sp ira cy to sell a co ntrolled substance. Two mon arrestod In cocaina butt C H U L U O T A — T h re e wo rke r s contracted to w ork In a lot next door to th e property o f D a n ie l O eorge D eLaura. S3. 250 E ig h th S t.. C h u lu o ta . reported De L a u ra confronted them , ordered them to leave the property a n d fired shots at them . S e m in o le C o u n ty s h e riffs d e p u tie s were ca lled to the scene to arrest De L a u ra a t about 9 p.m . W ednesday. He la charged w ith aggravated a ssau lt and battery. He la accused o f h ittin g one o f the w o rkers w h o fled from th e scene. Polict recover stoton tires Altamonts woman report flsshsr S A N F O R D — C ity police here report a rre stin g two m en w ho had 12 stolen tires b e h ind th e Q u ic k Stop. 801 C e le ry Ave.. Sanford, at about 11 p.m . W ednesday. T h e tires, police said, had been stolen In a b u rg la ry to a nearby bu siness. C o lle y T ire Store. Irving R ich a rd Heverllt. 38. 1616 Celery Ave.: and R ay Lavon L illie s . 25. 1819 S u m m e rlin A ve.. Sanford, are charged w ith grand th en and b u rg la ry . L ittle s la a ls o charged w ith possession of cocaine and d ru g p araphernalia, reportedly found d u rin g the arrests. A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S - T h re e w om en alerted c ity police here to a m an In a tru c k w hom th e y sa id w aa nude, and w ho had a lle g e d ly been follow ing th e ir c a r and exposing h im s e lf to them. P o lice co n fro n te d Jo s e p h A r lle G off. 39. o f D e La n d . W ednesday In the p a rkin g lo t o f the A lta m o n te M all. State Road 436. P olice sa id Oof! appeared to pu t h is pants on a s he sat Inside h is tru ck . T h e y reported fin d in g hla underpants and shoes and socks on the seat o f th e tru ck , along w ith the tru c k 's County board may put limits on billboards Follow ing a clin ic, Spaclal O lym pians Tony Paga, Longw ood and Trlcia Spaulding. W inter Springs, both IB, racaivad an award last night from Cort Furniture Rental at Prudent Iai-Sac he tennis cham pionships at the Racquet C lu b at Heathrow. THE ANNUAL PARTS CITY OLD CAP ROUND UP! By J. MARK Herald s ta ll writer S A N F O R D — S e m in o le C o un ty co m m ission e rs w ill co n side r a proposed b illb o a rd re g u la tio n A p ril 24 w ith o u t a recom m enda­ tio n fro m th e P la n n in g and Zon in g C o m m issio n . L a s t n ig h t . P A Z m e m b e rs voted 2-2 to approve the o rd i­ nance. se n din g It on to county co m m ission e rs w itho u t approval or d isa p p ro v a l. P A Z m em ber H urry lla g le left the m eeting d u rin g the vote nnd w as not counted, lla g le sa id co u n ty staff did not provide adequate In­ form ation on the proposal so he could not vote on It. P A Z m em bers M ik e D avts and Hurry K w la tk o w s k l voted for the nrdlnuncc drafted by th e co un ty P ro g ra m R e v ie w C o m m itte e . M em bers F ra n k S h e lto n and ’J o h n T ra c y voted against the ordinance. T ra c y , w h o called for the sign review last year, said the p ro p o s a l w a s n o t s tric t enough. Passage of the ord in a n ce Is expected to be contested by b illb o a r d I n d u s t r y o f f ic ia ls because It varies greatly from tltc lro w n recom m endations. For exam ple, o n Interstate 4. P R C m e m b e rs re co m m e n d e d b illboards sh ou ld be no closer than 3 .0 0 0 fret from each other on the s u m r side o f the road nor 1 .6 0 0 fe e t fro m a n y o t h e r b illb o a rd . S ig n o ffic ia ls w ant b illb oa rd s spaced at 1.500 feet on the sam e side o f the road and 1.000 fret from others. Billbo ard officials wunt to erect sign s on I lie e x p re s s w u y . P R C w o u ld prohibit them . Oh, what a ball AUTO PARTS Pick up A Copy Of Our Sale Circular For Big S a v in g s ,- - ^ Does Pulitzer discriminate against Indians? Unltsd Brass International G A IN E S V IL L E — A Journalism p ro fe s s o r h a s c h a lle n g e d a P u llt/e r P rize co m m ittee rule that blo cks the S e m in o le In di­ ans’ new spaper from com peting for the n a tio n 's top Jo u rnalism prize. T h e rid e lim itin g e n trie s to new spapers that p u b lis h at least o n c e a w e e k d is c r im in a t e s against the A m e ric a n Indian press and oth e r m in o rity newspapers. U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a J o u r n a li s m p r o f e s s o r D o n G room s said W ednesday. "N a tiv e A m e rica n new spapers don't have that re ligio u s dedica­ tion to co m in g out at a specific lim e that oth e r papers do ." said G room s, w hose a n ce sto rs Inrlu d e Cherokee a n d C re e k In di­ ans. "T h e y say th e y 'll be out on T u e sd a y hut they d o n 't say w h ich T u e sd a y.” Chilton's Big Book Repair Manuals H4651. H4454 9.99 11.95 13.49 "New 1990 MUons avalatxo ‘It's great to be home’ *A m a t tor M •7900. 7901. 7X38. 7X34.7115 H6024 'ItoujlS to domasSc. M IAM I (UPII - Pop s ta r G lo ria Eslefan. w ho Is recovering from a broken lu c k suffered In a traffic acciden t last m onth, a r­ rived W ednesday from a New York h ospital and said It was "great to be h o m e ." " I t ' s g r e a t to be h r r e . ” Eslefan. 32. the lead singer of Ihc M ia m i S ou nd M achin e told about lo t) rrp o rie rs and fans at the M ia m i Internation al Airport. "I'm so h ap p y I got a su n sh in y day. because I lu ll Is what I need right n o w ." H900A, H9006 <to 4 y o u M d m a c h in e im pat car*, van* and lucSa *1969 artton* avaZatxa m Un>tad quanlta* B Cask Chack Or CrtdH Cards W tlcomt Wa Ratarva Tha Right To LXnN Ouanllna* C A u k& u e 1990 1 If m ~ a 1 ft MU 8»»a'aaw »«to * T 1 •^•66. I> < 4 «■'« XtoaaW\\ 1 AUTO PARTI KKKVm > jK M » ro imnuuin n nn.ii« is | | 1 8 9 0 -1 9 9 0 �4 A — Ssnlord Hsrsld, Ssnford. Florida — Thursday, April 5. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sim fbril Herald IU IN 491-MI) 300 N. F R E N C H A V E .. S A N F O R D . F L A . 32771 A rra Code 407-322-2611 o r 831-6893 Warn* o . Dafta. Mm w M W. Ms* . “ Lavra MR* SUBSCRIPTION RATE) 3 M o n th * .................................... 9IBSO B M o n th * .................................... 939.00 1 Vrair ................................... 979.00 EDITORIALS Hazelwood case is painful dilemma A J u r y h a s fo u n d fo r m e r E x x o n V a ld e z C a p t. J o s e p h H a z e lw o o d in n o c e n t o f p r in c ip a l c h a rg e s r e s u lt in g fr o m w h a t U .S . I n te r io r S e c r e ta r y M a n u e l L u j a n c a lle d th e o il In ­ d u s t r y 's " T h r e e M ile I s la n d . " A n A la s k a Ju d g e s e n te n c e d th e ca p ta in * t o 1 .0 0 0 h o u r s o f c o m m u n it y s e r v ic e b y h e lp in g c le a n u p P r in c e W illia m S o u n d a n d to p a y 9 5 0 .0 0 0 r e s tit u tio n to th e s ta te f o r n e g lig e n tly d is c h a r g in g o il. B u t a J u r y a c q u it t e d h im o f th e m o re s e rio u s c h a r g e s o f b e in g r e c k le s s a n d d r u n k w h e n h is ta n k e r w e n t a g r o u n d a y e a r a g o a n d d is g o r g e d n e a r ly 11 m illio n g a llo n s o f o il. D e s p ite a m a s s iv e c le a n u p th a t h a s c o s t E x x o n 9 2 b illio n , o il n o w c o v e r s 1 ,0 0 0 s q u a r e m ile s a n d fo u le d b e a c h e s t h r o u g h o u t th e Q u lf o f A la s k a . A la s k a fis h e rm e n (lie d s c o r e s o f la w s u it s c h a r g in g th a t th e s p ill d e p r iv e d th e m o f t h e ir liv e lih o o d . H e a lth o ffic ia l* d e c la re d a b a n o n e a t in g s h e llf is h fro m th e a re a . A n d w ild lif e o f f ic ia ls s a id m o re th a n 1 ,0 0 0 s e a o tte rs . 1 4 0 b a ld e a g le s , a n d n e a r ly 3 6 ,5 0 0 s e a b ir d s w e re fo u n d d e a d in th e s p ill a re a . B u t th e c o n v ic t io n a n d s e n te n c in g o f C a p t. H a z e lw o o d e n d s J u s t o n e c h a p te r in th e a ft e r m a t h o r th e w o r s t o il s p ill In th e n a t io n 's h is t o r y . T h e n a to n s t il l m u s t g r a p p le w it h th e d ile m m a o f r e c o n c ilin g th n e e d lo r A la s k a o il to lu b r ic a t e Its e c o n o m y a n d m o to r v e h ic le s , w it h th e n e e d to re d u c e th e r ts k o f a s p ill th a t w o u ld c re a te a n o th e r e n v ir o n m e n ta l d is a s te r. S e v e ra l m o n th s a ft e r th e E x x o n V a ld e z a c c id e n t. E x x o n a n d o t h e r m a jo r o il c o m p a ­ n ie s a n n o u n c e d p la n s fo r a v o lu n t a r y n e tw o rk o f re s p o n s e te a m s c a p a b le o f h a n d lin g b ig s p ills a n y w h e r e In U .S . c o a s ta l w a te rs . T h e a c t io n w a s t a k e n f o ll o w in g w id e s p r e a d c h a r g e s th a t th e c o m p a n y w a s s lo w to re a c t to th e E x x o n V a ld e z s p ill. * T h e U . S . H o u s e o f R e p re s e n ta tiv e s h a s a p p ro v e d a b ill p r e s e r v in g s ta te s ' a b ilit y to a d o p t s t r ic t e r o il s p ill lia b ilit ie s t h a n d o e s th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t. A s im ila r m e a s u re Is p e n d in g In th e U .S . S e n a te . B u t th e s e a re lo c k ln g - th e - b a r n - d o o r r e ­ m e d ie s th a t a re n e c e s s a ry b u t d o n 't d o e n o u g h to p re v e n t f u r t h e r s p ills . W h a t is n e e d e d i s to u g h le g is la t io n r e q u ir in g a ll t a n k e r s a n d b a rg e s tr a v e lin g In U .S . w a te rs to h a v e d o u b le h u lls w it h in 15 y e a rs , a s Is r e q u ir e d in p e n d in g H o u s e le g is la tio n . T h e E x x o n V a ld e z , it s h o u d b e n o te d , h a d J u s t a s in g le h u ll w h e n It ra m m e d a re e f M a r c h 2 4 . 1 9 8 9 . A n d la s t F e b . 17. o f f H u n t in g t o n B e a c h . C a lif., th e t a n k e r A m e r i­ c a n T r a d e r a p p a r e n t ly p u n c t u r e d Its h u ll w it h it s o w n a n c h o r , s p illin g 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 g a llo n s o f o il th a t s m e a re d b e a c h e s a n d th re a te n e d w ild lif e re s e rv e s . O f f ic ia ls s a id It w o u ld n 't h a v e a p p e n e d If th e v e s s e l h a d a d o u b le h u ll. A n o t h e r le s s o n fr o m th e H a z e lw o o d c a s e in v o lv e s a lc o h o l. E x x o n fire d th e c a p t a in a fte r te s ts re v c u le d h e w a s le g a lly d r u n k 10 h o u r s a f t e r t h e g r o u n d in g . A n d a lt h o u g h th e A n c h o r a g e J u r y 's v e r d ic t s a b s o lv e d h im o f b e in g d r u n k at th e tim e , th e J u d g e s a id In h is s e n t e n c in g r e m a r k s th a t he fe lt th e c a p ta in iw us w r o n g to d r in k b e fo re lie b o u rd e d h is s h ip In V u ld c z . T i l l s p o in t s u p th e n e e d f o r t o u g h e r c o m p a n y s a n c tio n s a g a in s t d r in k in g to s e rv e u s a d e te rre n t to o th e rs . A n d k e y p e rs o n n e l o n t a n k e r s a n d o th e r t r a n s p o r ta tio n c a r r ie r s s h o u ld be su b je c t to u n a n n o u n c e d d r u g a n d a lc o h o l te s tin g . K Berry's W orld RO BER T W A L T E R S Seattle sun hidden in cloud ruse S E A T T L E — H ere’s th e secret th a t resident* of the co m m u n itie s bordering Puget S o u n d -d o n 't w sn t o th e r people to know : T h e re g io n 's a v e n g e a n n u a l ra in fa ll h as decreased sig n ific a n tly in recent years. M a n y denizen* o f the P acific N orthw est believe that th e tr a cco u n ts o f constant clo u d in e ss and perpetual pre cip ita tio n have helped keep the o v e rw h e lm in g In flux o f new re siden ts horn b e co m in g an Intolerable m ass m igratio n. E v e n th e repu tation for foul w eather hasn't d e te r r e d p e o p le fro m m o v in g h e re fro m elsew here In the co u n try . In the late 1980s. W a sh in gto n ranked th ird am ong the 5 0 state* — b e h in d o n ly boo m in g C a lifo rn ia a n d F lo rid a — in net Im m igration. M ost o f the alm ost 100.000 n ew com ers to the state e v e ry year relocate In the Puget Sound a re a , e n c o m p a s s in g S e a ttle a n d Its evers p ra w lin g suburbs. T h e voracio u s dem and for hom es here m ade the region the n a tio n 's holiest h o u sin g m a rke t la st year. V a rio u s su rve y s pla ce the Increase In the value o f area h om e s at 2 4 to 32 percent last year. The m edian p rice for a residence w as 9 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 at the end o f 1989, u p s h a rp ly from less th an 989.000 o n ly o n e y e ar earlier. In th e a re a's hottest residential m arket, east of su b u rb a n Bellevue a n d Lake S a m m a m ish , both r n on -ru sh hours) to the lass o f the lifestyle they lo n g cherished. T h o se fearful o f “ C a llfo m lc a tio n " note, for exam ple, that in the m ajestic S a n J u a n Islands n o rth o f Seattle. C a lifo rn ia n s acco un t for at least one-fourth o f s it vacation hom e sales, often In the 9 6 0 0 .0 0 0 range. B u t the m ore th an 3 0 0 C a lifo rn ia n s w h o resettle In the Puget S o u n d region each w eek a ccount for o n ly 2 0 percent of a ll newcom ers. In dow ntow n Seattle, the overheated real estate m arket produced an Intense burst o f hlgh-rtae co n stru ctio n d u rin g the late 1980s. It added about 1.1 m illio n square feet o f office space a n n u a lly — in c lu d in g the tallest b u ild in g anyw h e re on the W est Coast, the 78-story C o lu m b ia Center. L a st year, the c it y 's voters approved by a m a rg in o f m ore th an 2 -to-l a c itiz e n Initiative that w as supposed to place strict lim its on future dow ntow n co nstru ction . New b u ild in g s ru u ld lie o n ly 4 0 stories ta il, a n d co n stru ctio n w as lim ite d to 5 0 0 .0 0 0 square feet a n n u a lly for liv e years. Before the re stric tio n s w ent Into effect, how ev­ er, developer* ru sh e d to secure pe rm its far the co n stru ctio n of 7 m illio n square feet of add itio n a l o ff ice space, tra n sfo rm in g th e plebiscite Into tittle m ore than a sy m b o lic protest. J A C K A N D E R SO N Defense dollars wasted on frills E L LE N G OO D M A N B r o c c o li s tir s e t s m a c h o m e n u B O S T O N — B e fo re th e g rc u l B ro c c o li B ro u h a h a Is throw n Into the com post heap of overgrow n new s events, a b rie f w ord about boys a n d broccoli, m ach o and m enus, he-men and health. W h en George B u sh put h is foot dow n and banned the olfending vegetable from h is plate, a great co llective sig h of h appin ess went up am on g m y colleagues. At lust, B u sh hud form ed a sim p le sentence and a declarative thought: "I do not like b ro c c o li." Today b r o c c o li, to m o rro w th e w o rld . It w a s a begin ning. A cro s s A m erica, c itiz e n s w ho have stronger feelings about B ru sse ls sprou ts tli.n i L ith u a n ia also applauded Ihe m an In Ihc W h ile House. Poor George, hem m ed In by C ongress o il the one side and lip readers on the other, had exercised h is a u lh o rlty : "I'm I’ rrsld e n t o f the U n ited S la te s and I’ m not going to eat any m ore b ro c co li." B u t I am a fraid that the m essage In th is vegetable m adness Is m ore co m ple x than that. O u r boy Isn't |ust b ra k in g for brncclt. In latter-day A m e rica , (ood Is a m a ile r of taste. B u t not Just the k in d you lest on Ihe tongue. It has becom e loaded dow n with sy m b o lism and sociology. T h e notion that " y o u are what r a t " has a m eaning welt beyond n u tritio n . Food has becom e a life sty le accessory. Im portant to the Image as w ell Ihe Innards. C lo th e s once made the m un or w om an. Now it Is tu n ch . A w om an being Interviewed for b u sin e ss partner w o uld no m ore order a G ib so n o r a g rin d e r lh a n w ear u low-cut blouse. A m an going out w ith Ihe boy* after baseball Is u n lik e ly to belly u p to the bur and o rd e r a K ir and a cottage cheese. U tte r the w ords " P m l r r " and "q u ic h e " and “ s u s h i" and entire professions sp rin g to m ind. T h e dem ograph y or d in in g su bdivide* A m e ri­ can a m ore a ccu rately lh a n Ihe C e n su s Bureau. S o w h en Bu sh tu n n e d broccoli. It was the Illp side o f boasting about Ills passion for pork rin ds. A second b u lle tin b o m the I am now im p la r d r r K ra i Men D on’ t Kul B ro cco li U l course. In George's case you don 't have tn he a F re u d ia n to a nalyze In Ih is d e claratio n ol in d e p e n d e n te a h c la ird c u llin g ol Ihe apron strings. " A n il I h aven ’ t like d it sin ce I was a little k id and m v m other made me ra t It." "W h en you b e co m e p re sid e n t, y o u w o n't h ave to e a t b ro c c o li e ith e r. " . the popu lation and n u m b e r of houses doubled d u r in g th e 1980s. H ousing p rice s there, ch aracterized by one m a rk e t re p o rt, as " b a llis tic ." soared 4 3 p e r c e n t la s t y e a r ■lone. B e leagu ered lo ca l governm ents In (he S e a tt le a re a h a v e been forced to h astily a lt e r z o n in g r e ­ tire m e n ts to ird u c c v e la pm e nl density, Im posr co n stru ction m o r a t o r iu m s a n d e n a c t o t h e r C E ve n th « re p u ­ em ergency m easures ta tio n fo r fo u l to r e s t r a in u n ­ w e a th e r h a s n 't controlled grow th. d e te rre d p e o ­ S e a r c h in g f o r a p le from c o n v e n ie n t s c a p e ­ m o v in g h ere. J goat. som e longtim e local residents blam e recently a rrived C a lifo rn ia n s for e v e ryth in g from Iraffle conges­ tio n (In te rs ta te 5. th e p r in c ip a l h ig h w a y tra v e rs in g th e re g io n . Is clo g g e d e v e n tn But I am a lru ld that th is sort of backlash d in in g , or sh ou ld I say b a ck bitin g , is going arou n d W hen you see ads lor tile health) (ood* — Ihe low cholesterol a n d I h r high bran — they alm ost In variably star w ives (rend m om m y) co n v in cin g th eir husbands (read sonny) lo eat right. In the food-as-m edlclnc era. wom en are the a dm in istra to rs o f m en 's health regim ens. Indeed am ong the Posts, the Kelloggs a n d assorted folk, wom en are held responsible for feeding th e ir husbands ou t of the cardiac u n it and the cancer ward. T h is In stitu tio na lize d pressure on wom en to pressure m en not o n ly g ives w ives another Job. another subject to be responsible for, but a n o th e r v e rb o f th e ir o w n . It Is c a lle d "n a g g in g ." How m any wom en have become cholesterol cops and n u tritio n a l nags In th e ir o w n h o m e s ? Let me give you a starter: Barbara like s broccoli. So It Is not s u r­ p r is in g th a t a n y backlash against the co n stra in ts of health fo o d s a n d t h e ir p u r v e y o r s , w iv e s , signals not on ly the banning o f broccoli b u t a r e t u r n to m acho m enus. H a v r f W o m e n are you seen the beef ads h e ld re­ t h a t lo u t h ig h s p o n s ib le fo r cholesterol stairs of fe e d in g th e ir ro w as "re a l foo d"? h u s b a n d s ou t K ra i food for guess o f Ih e c a rd ia c w h o? N oboby c a lls u n it a n d the yogurt reul food. No­ c a n c e r w ard. J b o d y c a lls tu r n ip s tough stuff. Saluds are for sissies T h e presiden tial revolt against the greens that m om m y made m ay be n oth in g more than the h a rb ln g rf of th is rebellion. W ill m en follow h is le a d o n lo h ig h - r is k a d v e n tu re s In death-defying diets? W ill ih ey go Inwardbound. arm ed w ill) sa llsb a k e rs and p a ls of butter? W ill the boys' night out be un occasion for fu rllv e a m i cerem o nial bacon burgers? Arul som ew here a lon g th r line, w ill C lin t Eastw ood rcup|>cur a s the sn a rlin g star of a cheese co n im rre la l? M ake m y day: Melt som e V rlv c c ta right on those old pork rinds. LETTERS TO EDITOR L c llc r* lo 1lit- editor are welcome. A ll le lle rs Itiusl Is- signed, in clu d e tin- address ol iluwrtter and a ila y llm e telephone num ber. Letters should tie on a singhli- subfcct and he as h n cl as |Hissih|e L e lle rs are subject to editing W A S H IN G T O N — T h e Defense Departm ent auffera from a bad case or van ity. Som e (op officer* w orry m ore about appearances than th e y do about w eapons strength. T h e y have no q u a lm s about w asting m oney on funcy ca rs , doo dads o n u n ifo rm s a n d flow ers arou n d m ilita ry bases. A n d re w s A ir Fo rce Base outside W ash in gton . D .C.. is u perfect place for s q u a n d e rin g m on ey o n frills. It Is the base w here Ihe p re sid e n t's p la n e Is ke p t a n d w h e re m e m b e rs of C o ngress begin and e n d t h e ir Ju n k e ts . A n dre w s Is also the port o f en try for v is ­ itin g heads o f slate. A n d It s im p ly w o u ld n 't do to have I h c p la c e lo o k austere. T o p o f f i c i a l s at A n d r e w s w a n t lo ( T o p o f f ic ia ls sp e n d 99.5 m illio n at A n d r e w s w a n t to s p e n d for a m akeover. In u d dltlo n to e x p a n d ­ 39.5 m illio n in g f a c ili t ie s , th e fo ra m oney w ill pay lo m a k e o v e r. ■ spru ce up the route traveled by v is itin g dignitaries. T h e m essy uverheud u tility lin e s on Ihe base a rc pussc. and the sid e w a lks and p a rk in g lots are ord in a ry. A n dre w s w an ts u visito rs' center, a n d o fficials there a rr w orried th a t the h a n g a rs, te le p h o n e p o le s a n d p a rk in g lo ts a re n 't d ig n ifie d enough for v is itin g dlgnllartes. A n dre w s "e n jo ys a re sp on sib ility us Ihe m ost visib le of a n y m ilita ry In stalla tio n." u base spokesm an told o u r ussoclu lc Scott Sleek. “ Leaders from arou n d the w orld gain th e ir Initial Im pressions of tin- U n ltrd States A ir Force and o u r n u llo n us they transit A n d re w s." W ith A n dre w s dressed up. those d ig n ita rie s can now get a first Im pression of a w ealthy co u n try th a t spends m oney on frills. T h e n their second Im pression w ill com e on the d riv e between A n dre w s and d ow nlow n W ash in gton w liere they w ill sec how the taxpayers o f that w ealthy ro n n try live — som e In poverty, som e victim ize d by crim e, som e sleeping o n sle a m grates. B u ry in g a few u llllly lin e s w o n 't change that. T h is Isn't the first lim e that big spenders u l the Pentagon have favored aesthetics over fisca l prudence. O ne A ir Fo rre general o n e r spent $75,000 for an avenue of 50 flagpoles on h is base. W hen som eone com plained, u m em ber of the very u nit that Installed the flagpoles w as usslgned lo Investigate them . S u rp rise . He concluded that the charges of w a s te fu l s p e n d in g were u n s u b s ta n tia te d because Ihe flags were top o f th r line. A n d r e w s u se d lo h a v e a g lo s s y I9 H I M ercedes 2 4 0 D for the use of v isitin g brass. T h e ear was pakl for out o f Ihe hose's Morale. K e cre a llon and W elfare Fund. T ha t m oney Is supftosed to Is- used lo m a in ta in lib ra rie s and recreational facilitie s for a ll personnel on th r Uasc. B u t the M ercedes w asn't available fur un o rd in a ry G l to ch e ck out for Ihc evening. W hen Ihe A rm y K O T C decided lo create a new Image by ch a n g in g Its nam e lo A rm y K O T C C o m m an d. It spent $300,000 on the prom otlon. About 60.000 cadets a n il 5.(XX) o ilie rrs got new sh ou lder patches and a regim ental crest. T h e A rm y post u l Fort Ja ckso n . N.C.. re c e n tly sp e n t m ore th a n $ 2 3 5 ,0 0 0 to beautify the grounds when a h irin g freeze w as in effect Ix-causc o l budget cuts. W hen the nation celebrated the lOO lh b irth d a y of tlx- Statue u( Lib e rty three years ago. Ihe extravaganza w as sopfxtscd to pay for Itself At least, that was tlx- olflclu! line. In re a lity, ih c N avy sfx-nl m ore than $1 (j m illio n ol your m oney In slxtw oil Us shifts a n d Ihe Blue A n ge ls a crobatic learn. W ith th r E v il E m p ire now on ih c wane, C o n g re s s Is u g o n lz ln g o v e r tro o p untl w eapons re du ctio ns li w ould lx- a sham e lo see valuable p rn p lr a m i hardw are Insi w hile th e d a lly w aste at th e P e n ta g o n goes unchecked �Sanford HaraM, Sanford. Florid a — Thursday, A p ril 5. 1990 — » A Realtors: Florida will lead nation in ’90s development MIAMI — T h e econom ic o u t­ look for Florida In 1990 la ao strong that a national organ iza­ tion o f realtors predicted S a tu r­ day the state w ill lead the nation In real ra tu ic Investment and development. “ Florida tru ly Is h a v in g Its day In the s u n ." said N orm an D. F ly n n , president o f the National A ssociation o f Realtors. "T h e Investment do lla rs flow in g there w ill be a catalyst foe steady housing a ctiv ity ." T h e N A R released Its analysts of the n atio n 's real estate m arket In W aahlngton after aaaeaslng em ploym ent, popu lation grow th and office vacancy rales. Five o f Ihc IS lo p S o tilh rm citie s cited In Ihc report were in Florida. T h e y an Jacksonville. O r la n d o . I .u h i la n d - W i n t e r H aven.Tnm |M and M iam i. 'I h c b u rg e o n in g m o v ie In­ dustry In O rla n d o Is expected to give the biggest boost to proper­ ly developm ent. F ly n n said. "O rlan d o is em erging as a film in dustry hub. offering a clim a te s im ila r to H ollyw ood's, w ithout the traffic congestion and high developm ent costs o f C a lifo rn ia. T h is Is creatin g dem and for a variety o f office and Industrial space." Ihc stu dy sta irs. Key to the success o f Tam pa. St. Petersburg and Clearw ater over the next decade w ill be t h e ir d iv e r s if ie d r ro n o m le a . w h le h r e ly on p o rt. m anu factu ring, d istrib u tio n and to urism Industries, realto rs said. " T h e a v a ila b ility o f a s k ille d a n d re la tiv e ly low -coat la b o r pool, com bined w ith m oderate real estate prices, w ill trigger b u sin e s s re lo c a tio n s a n d the e s ta b lis h m e n t o f n e w b u s i­ nesses," the report aald. T h e o th e r citie s ch aracterised by h ig h Investm ent poten tial In the S o u th are E l Paso. Texas: D a lla s : M e m p h is . T e n n .: N a sh ville . Tenn.: Roanoke. Van B a ltim o re : W ilm in g to n . D el.: W ashington: Charlotte. N.C. and Atlanta. T h e N A R Is the n a tio n 's la rg ­ est tra d e a s s o c ia tio n , re p re ­ s e n tin g m o re th a n 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 members. Maryland has best economic performance, business vitality W A S H IN G T O N M a ry la n d has the n atio n 's overall best In dexe s o f e c o n o m ic p e rfo r­ mance. business v ita lity , devel­ opm ent capacity and state po licy to promote eco no m ic growth and h um an resources development, a report said T hu rsda y. A cco rd in g lo Ihc "1 9 9 0 Devel­ opm ent R eport C a rd for the S ta le s." Ihc e co no m ica lly moat successful statea are those like M a ry la n d th a t a b a n d o n e d a strategy o f lu rin g out-of-slate com panies w ith tax breaks and now foster the developm ent of thetr ow n resources. T h e stu d y w as pu blish ed by T h e Corporation for Enterprise D e v e lo p m e n t, a W a s h in g to n n on -pro fit research a n d c o n ­ su ltin g group. T he C F E D report grades the econom ies of every sla te from A to F u s in g m o re th a n 130 econom ic and policy m easures gathered Into four graded Index­ es: E c o n o m ic P e r fo r m a n c e . B u siness V ita lity . Developm ent Capacity, and State Policy. C orrelatin g states’ econom ic, te c h n o lo g ic a l a n d e d u c a tio n policies w ith results, the report co n clu d e d that " a c tiv e state pollcyrngys d iv id e n d s^ P r o v in g th a t c o r r e la t io n . M aryland — the o n ly sta le w ith A 's In a ll the Indexes — ranked first In the report for the second consecutive year. A t the bottom o f the report's scale w as L ou isia n a, w ith a D In S ta le P o licy and F 's in a ll Ihc other Indexes. W llh tn the re p ort's E co n o m ic Perfo rm ance Index, M a ry la n d got A ‘s In the su blndcxea for E a rn in gs and J o b Q u a lity , and E q u ity (the extent to w h ich the opportunities to a tta in a h igher sta n d a rd or liv in g is w id e ly shared), and a B In Ihc su binde x for Em ploym ent. W ith in the B u sin e ss V ita lity Index. M aryla n d got an A In the su b in d e x for E n tre p re n e u ria l Energy, a B In the su binde x for S tru ctu ral D iversity, and a C In Ihc subindex for B u sin ess C o m ­ petitiveness. W ith the Developm ent C a p a c i­ ty Index, M aryla n d got A 's In the su blnde x for T e ch n olog y R e­ sources. and It's In the s u b in ­ dexes for H u m a n Resources. Finan cial Resources, and Infraslru ctu re /A in e n lly Resources. In Ihc S tate P o lic y Index. M aryland gut A 's In the sublndexes for W orkforce Develop­ ment. International M arketing. L o ca l E co n o m ic D evelopm ent A sslsia n re . and Infrastructure and Am enities. T h e stale got B 's In t h e s u b I n d e x e s f o r Technology and Innovation, and Development Finance,' but a D In Ihc sublndex for T ax and Regu­ latory En viron m ent. N e ig h b o r in g V ir g in ia w a s am ong Ihc lo p s ta irs In the report, w ith an A In the B u sin ess V ita lity Index, and B 's In the Indexes for the E co n o m ic Per­ form ance, Developm ent C a p aci­ ty and S ta le Policy. V irg in ia harvested a rich crop o f A ' s In th e s u b ln d e x e a : Em plo ym en t. E a rn in gs and J o b Q u a lity . En trepreneurial Energy. S tr u c tu r a l D iv e rs ity . In te rn a ­ tio n al M arketing, and Local De­ velopm ent Assistance. T h e O ld D om in io n got B 's In T e chn ology Resources, Fin a n cia l R e s o u rc e s . In fra s tru c lu re /A m e n liy Resources ca pa ci­ ty. T echn ology and Innovation, and In frastru ctu re and A m e n i­ ties state p o licy . D e la w a r e r a n k e d o v e r a ll s lig h tly below V irg in ia , w ith A 's In E co n o m ic Perform ance and D evelopm ent C a p a city , but C 's In B u sin e ss V ita lity a n d S late Policy. T h e state got A 's In the s u b ln d e x e a fo r E m p lo y m e n t. E q u it y , B u s in e s s C o m p e t i­ tiveness. T echn ology Resources, and --Infrastructure/Am enity R e­ sources. W est V irg in ia w as am on g the states w ith lowest ra n k in g In the study, c h a lk in g u p F 's In the Indexes for E co n o m ic P erfo r­ m ance and D evelopm ent C a p a c i­ ty. a D In B u sin e ss V ita lity , and a C In S la te Policy. T he C F E D report o n ly gave the stale an A In the su bln d e x for L o ca l E co n o m ic D evelopm ent Assistance. Am ericans say mental illness increasing Uwlrae P r e s s Istw m tim i W A S H IN G T O N The overw h elm ing m ajority o f A m e r­ icans believe m en tal Illness Is Increasing d ra m a tica lly In the c o u n try , a s u rv e y show ed T hursday. The poll conducted for the Robert W ood Jo h n s o n Fo un da­ tion Program on C h ro n ic Mental Illness In Boston w as described by lls sp o n so rs a s Ihc first national su rvey In alm ost 30 years on A m e rica n s' a ltitudes about m rn ta l Illness. T he D aniel Ya n kelovich G ro u p palled 1.300 a d u lts by telephone In Decem ber and found that 90 p e rc e n t o f th e m d e s c r ib e d m ental llln r s s us one of the n a tio n 's m ost se rio u s h e alth problems. A sk e d If m e n ta l Illn e ss Is "d ra m lle a lly on Ihc rise." seven out of 10 said yes. T hirty-on e percent said they or a fam ily m em ber bud used a m e n tal DEATHS SHARP DUANE DAVIDSON S h a rp Duane D avidson. 67. 1917 Bout C lu b Road. Oviedo, died Tuesday. A p ril 3. at Florida H o s p ita l, A lta m o n te S p rin g s. B o r n A p r i l 3 . 1 9 2 3 . In McKeesport. Pa., he m oved lo O viedo from C lin to n . I'a.. In 1 0 8 4 . H e w a s u r e t ir e d Ironworker and a Protestant. He w as a N avy veteran of W orld W a rll. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . J u a n it a K.: sons. Robert C . M orse, O viedo, G re g o ry. A llqulppa, Pa.: brother, Donald. H anover Park, 111: slslcrs. Evelyn M anzl, A m bridge. Pa.. G ladys Taylor. Hart, M ich.: three grand­ children. G a r d e n C h a p e l H o m e fo r Funerals. Longwood. In charge o f arrangem ents. ROBERT L. HECKINGER Robert L. lle ekln g e r. 68. 802 Osceola T rail, Casselberry, died M o n d a y at S o u th S e m in o le C o m m u n it y H o s p ita l. L o n g wood. Born Ju n e 1. 1921. In Dcs M o in e s, Iow a, he m o v e d lo C a s s e lb e rry from C h ic a g o In 1985. He w as a food manager for a hospital and a C a th olic. S u rv iv o r Includes one brother. Elm er. Longwood. B a ld w ln - F u t r c h lld F u n e r a l Home. Forest C ity . In charge of arrangem ents JOSEPHINE J. KOBYLAK J o s e p h in e J . K o b y la k , 72. P o w e ll D r iv e , A lt a m o n t e S prings, died T uesday a l M anor C a re C e n te r, O rla n d o . B o rn M arch 28. 1918. In Cleveland, she m oved lo A lta m o n te S prin g s from there In 1966. She w as a hom em aker and a Catholic. S u rv iv o rs in clu d e h usband. health service. "W e found that m e n ia l Illness has ve ry real day-to-day Im­ p lic a t io n s Tor a g reat m any A m e r ic a n s , " s a id D r. M ile s Shore, d ire ctor o f I he program . "W h ile d ra g abuse has re­ ceived so m u ch p u b lic attention, and we are a ll well aware o f how m any people have had some personal or fa m ily experience w ith d ra g abuse." S .a f9 B 5 W O li v e r : d a u g h t e r . V a l e r i c Springs. Mon 11cello. N.Y.: iw o grandchildren. A ll F u llh s M em orial Park. Cusselbcrry. tncharge o f arrange­ ments. 8UZAN KLEBANOPP LEFEVRE Suzan K lc b a n o lf Lrfe vrc. 35. 987 D ivisio n S i.. Oviedo, died W ednesday at h er residence. B o m J u ly I I . 1954. In New York, she m oved lo Oviedo from Illin o is in 1972. She w as a c o m p u te r s u p e r v is o r In th e aerospace Industry and a M eth­ odist. S u rv iv o rs Include parents. Mr. and Mrs. G reg KIchunofT. Oviedo: p a te rn a l g ra n d m o th e r. M a ry Klcbanolf. Lnngwcxxl: brother. G reg How ard KIcbanolT. C a sse l­ berry. B a ld w in - F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l Home. G oldcnrud. In charge of arrangem ents. JOSEPH G. LEMOINE Joseph G . L e m o in r. 86. 171 E. F i r s t S i . , C h u l u o t a . d ie d W ednesday at S ou th Sem inole C o m m u n it y H o s p ita l. L o n g wood. Horn Sept. 9. 1903 In Onlonugon. M ich., he m oved lo C h o lu o ia fro m P o ri H u ro n . M ich.. In 1968. H r was ow ner and operator of a retail business and a m em ber o f the S a in ts IV Icr and P au l C a th o lic C h u rch . He was a veleran of W orld W ar II and a m em ber o f the Sanford L io n s C lu b . S u rv iv o rs Inchitlc wife. Lrota: s t e p s o n s . A r t h u r K in n e y . M arysville. M ich Fre d rick G. K in n e y, C ro sw rtl. M ich.. Ja m e s K in n ey, Show Low Artz.: step­ d a u g h te rs , B a rb a ra B e d fo rd. C o c o a . C h a r lo t t e M c M u lle n . O k e e ch o b e e . B e v e rly D u d a s. Port Huron: brothers. Leo, C a s ­ selberry. Jo h n . Ontonagon: sis­ ters. E lla Baker. S a u lt S ic . M arie. M ich.. M ary Bavler. M ichigan: 21 g r a n d c h ild r e n : 5 0 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln - F a lr c h lld F u n e r a l Home, G oldenrod, In charge o f arrangem ents. MACK SUTTON M a c k S u tto n . 81. 2 3 5 8 E l C a p lia n D riv e . S an fo rd , died W e d n e sd ay a l h is residence. B o r n M a r c h 2 1 . 1 9 0 9 , In Fin d la y. III. he m oved to Sanford from Argenta. III.. In 1909. He was a plum ber/plpe litte r and a Presbyterian. He w as a m em ber of Ihc U n ite d A s s o cia tio n of Jo u rn e y m e n Local No. 149. and was a SO-ycar m em ber of the M asonic Lodge F A A M . Argenta. S u rv iv o rs Include daughters. S uza nn e W heeler. Sanford. Rose M a ry K e ye s. M aroa. III.; s ix g r a n d c h ild r e n : f o u r g r e a t ­ grandch ildren. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. RICHARD WRIGHT R ic h a r d W rig h t. 88. 1230 A m a n d a SI.. A lta m o nte Springs, died S u n d a y a l H u m ana H o sp i­ tal. Lucerne. Born In February of 1902. he moved lo A ltam onte S p rin g s from there in 1943. He w as a re tired J a n llo i and a M ethod 1st. S u rv iv o rs in clu de sons. L o u is und Eugene, both of A llm a o n lr Springs: daugh rr. M ary. A lla m o n lr Springs; brother. W illie. Slurke: sister. A n n ie Bell. J e n ­ nings. [U n io n 's Fu n eral Home. O r­ lando. In ch arge o f arra nge ­ ments. 1A c o u ld beco m e g ro w th m a y be w o rs e a n d slowed. "We'd start lo m ake headway w ith fo u r cen ts a n d s ix to eight cen ts g oing to the sta te ." aald Roger Nelawcnder. the county m anagem ent c tx u u lU n t. N elaw cnder said Ihc county has a 10-year, $123 m illio n plan lo m eet road needs fo r the 20 y e a n w ith Its Impact fee pro­ gram a n d bonded gasoline tax ro a d c o n s t r u c t io n p ro g ra m . Nelaw cnder said aa lo ng aa the Im pact fee c a n be Increased lo m e e ttra flk needs and population grow th re m a in s steady, the Im­ pact fee program w ill keep pace w ith tm lflc dem ands. B u t N r is w c n d c r s a id th e c o u n ty d o e s n 't have e n ou gh m oney for the congested roads ca tch in g u p required by co n ­ cu rren cy. Pam H astin gs, co u n ty Impact fee specialist, said the county w ill spend 8 8 2 .5 m illio n for road c o n s t r u c t io n t h r o u g h 1 9 9 5 . A n o th e r 8 4 0 .6 m illio n Is sched­ u le d Id be spend between 1996 and the ye ar 2 0 0 0 to meet the co u n ty 's road needs u n til the y e ar 2010. H a stin g s sa id the 8 1 2 3 m illio n program la based o n a n n u a l gas la x and Im pact fee co lle ction s a n d does n o t a llo w p roje cts scheduled d u rin g the last live e a n to be built d u rin g the llrst ve years. A t Ihe en d o f 1999.. o n ly 83.1 m illio n w ill he In the' co u n ty till to begin the second., live -ye a r road co n stru ctio n p ro­ gram . " A n d that doesn't la ke Into; a cco u n t the p o s s ib ility we m ig h t : have to fold the second 10 y e a r s j Into the first 10." H a stin g s said. B y 2010. m any o f the c o u n ty 's j roods that had been w id en e d ; fro m tw o to fo u r lanes, a re ; p ro je cte d lo he o v e rc ro w d e d ! again. T hat w ill require m ore ■ la n e s added lo th em lo meet the ■ dem and. C u rre nt project coat f o r : road Im prove needed betw een: 2 0 0 0 a n d 2 0 1 0 - nearly 8 1 0 1 : i m illio n . stru ck w ith th e c ity co m m ission by the developer cre a tin g a la x In c re m e n t f in a n c in g d is t r ic t IT IFl for the m a ll. T h e T IF w ould a llo w m a ll roads to be b u ilt w ith $ 6 m illio n In pro p e rty taxes collected from the m a ll property for the next 14 years. E n v iro n m e n ta lis ts a lso have expressed co n c e rn a b o u t the project because It w ill displace a la rg e p o p u la t io n o f g o p h e r tortoises, listed by the stale as a species o f special concern. The m a ll site w as annexed Into the c ity Iasi m onth. T he project Is sch eduled lo go before the c ity co m m issio n at a pu blic h e arin g o n M onday. T he first phase o f the M elvin S im on project. w h ich Includes a 1.25 m illio n square-fool m a ll. Is lo be under co natru cto n by late th is year a n d Is sch eduled lo open n e xt year. T h e second phase, w h ich in clu d e s 165.000 square feet o f co m m e rcia l space und 200 hotel room s. Is sched­ uled for co m pletio n by 1994. T h e 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 s q u a re feel o f co m m e rcia l space a n d another 2 0 0 hotel room s planned for th e th ird phase a rc scheduled for corn pic linn b y 1997. T h e co m m ission m eets tonigh t a l 7 p.m. In th e co m m ission ch a m be rs of S an ford C ity H all. 3 0 0 N. P ark Avc. T h e plans for Ih c p a rkin g lot at th e lo c a t io n o f t h r n e w M c D o n a ld s m ig h t h a v e n e ce ssita te d c u llin g dow n a ce d a r tree, hut c li y o ffic ia ls requested that the rrsta rou n t spare the tree. T h e restarnunt responded by ch a n g in g lls p a rk in g Ini plan s very slig h tly , sa id T ed W ilso n , c o n s tr u c tio n c o o r d in a to r fo r S o u th lan d Inc. the co m pan y that w ill b u ild Ihc new M cD onalds. "It d id n 't take m u c h ." W ilso n said. "W e were h appy lo do 11. It w as a reasonable request. A lot o f tim e s the requests lh a l citie s m ake are not so reasonable." hundred thousand largem outh bass, and after tw o years, o n ly 3 p e rc e n t s u r v iv e d , th e c o m ­ m ission said. However, ca tfish and gizzard s h a d h a v e s u r v iv e d In th e 3 1.000-urre lake. H a rre ll Revels, a biologist at ih c state's R lch h xim F ish Hatchr r y In S u m te r C o un ty, said the new fry sh ou ld do h e lle r because they n rr bein g released In lim e to prey on freshly hatched shad. "T h e next tw o w eeks w ill be critical.*' he said. " B y that time, th e y w ill be b ig e n o u g h to o u tm a n e u v e r a n y t h in g lh a l w o u ld fool w ith th e m ." F o r several decades, sewage pla n ts and d im s grow ers d is ­ charged wastes in to Ihc la k r. M u ck farm ers p e rio dica lly flood th e ir fields w ith L ik e w ater to k ill weeds, then p u m p the w ater back Into the la k r. leaving lls bottom covered w ith Ihc m u sh y m u ck. In a cleanup effort, govern­ m ent agencies lia v c created an a r tific ia l m arsh lo fille r lake w ater and m ovn ! to legally b lo ck the m u c k discharges. 8 p .m . to l:3 0 n .m . T here a rc no sin gle llc k c la a va ilable In the dance. More than 4 3 0 stu dents arc expected lo u tie n d th e L a k e B ra n tle y prom , w h ic h In clu d e s a fu ll din ne r th is year. O viedo H igh School. 601 K in g St.. Oviedo, w ill have th e ir prom on A p ril 21 from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at the Lake But-na Vista H lllo n . T ic k e ts to that event arc $25 each a n d w ill go on sale at the sch ool next week. L a k e H o w e ll H ig h S c h o o l. 4 2 0 0 Dike Hd.. W inter Park, k ick e d off Ihc prom season last m on th w ith th e ir dunce, w h ich attracted more th an 350 s tu ­ dents. Mall IA Interstate^ a n d State R oad 4 6 to a p la n n e d developm en t, and co n side r a developm ent order approved by the East Central F l o r i d a R e g io n a l P la n n in g C o u n c il last m onth. T h e m a ll. If bu ilt as proposed, w o uld p rovid e a several-m illion d o lla r boost In the c it y 's proper­ ty tax revenue as w ell as create th ou sands of Jobs. B u t c o n c e rn s h ave been raised. S om e have said the project w ill wursen affordable h ou sin g needs In S e m in o le C o u n t y . B ru c e S co tl, a C e n tra l Flo rid a Legal S e rvice s paralegal representing about 2,000 Sanford H ousing A u th o rity tenants, last m onth a s k e d th e re g io n a l p la n n in g co u n cil to charge the developer 813 m illio n lo offset the need for su bsidize d h ou sin g for som e ol the projected 8.000 m a ll Jobs. O th e rs are opposed lo a deal K Lake C o a tla a o tf f r a a i P a g e 1 A Blackm on, w ho used lo operate a fish ca m p south of Apopka. G o v e r n m e n t a g e n c ie s are w o rkin g to clean up the lake, w h ich has a stench a n d a bed th a t's layered with m uck. C o m m is s io n b io lo g is t B ill Jo h n so n said there Is n o guaran­ tee the largem outh bass would be able to reproduce In the lake because the m u rk Is so soil, eggs w ould s in k Into It. In 1982. Ihc co m m ission re­ stocked Ihc lake w ith several PromsContinued from Page 1A T om broa said he expects more than 3 5 0 s lu d e n ls a l th e ir prom. Lake Bran tley H igh School. 991 S an d Lake Road. Altam onte S prings. Is charging $75 per couple to attend th eir prom, w h ich w ill be at the Peabody H o ld In O rlando S atu rda y from A theists demand removal of statue Unttwd P r m In te rn a tio n a l KEY LARGO A n atheist group has dem anded that the governm ent remove the C h ris! of Ihe Deep statue that Is sub­ merged In 5 0 feet of w ater off Key Largo, ca llin g It a religious sym bol that has no place In a p u b lic park. B u t no one Is sure w hether Ihc 9-fool, 2-ton sla lu e belongs to the sta le or the federal govern­ m ent. It stands on the ocean floor n ear Ihe boundary between the K e y Largo National Marine S a n c tu a ry and th e a djacent J o h n P c n n c k a m p C o ra l Reef S late Park. T he S ou th Florida C h apter of A m e rica n A th eists said Ihe stat­ ue v io la te s the c o n s tltu lo n a l requirem ent for a separation of ch u rch and state. "I find II Incredible that som e­ one had Ihc brazen gall to Install such a s h rin e on p u b lic proper­ ty ." A m e rica n A th e ia ls m em ber R o m u lu s R o b e rts o f W ilto n M anors said W ednesday. " T h is Is a pu blic park, funded by Ihe p u b lic's m oney, and there are other people In th is world besides those w ho believe In C h ris t. I d e fin ite ly w ant the statue rem oved." In a letter to the state De­ partm ent of Natural Resources last m onth, A m e rica n Atheists D irector C h risto s T za n e la ko s of M ia m i Shores dem anded that Ihe statue be rem oved Immedla irly . "T h e fair th in g to do Is q u ick ly remove Ibis religiou s s la lu e from governm ent property. Those ol us w ho light upstream to ob ialn Ihc pa the tica lly few Supreine Court d e cision s 111 ou r favor anhorrlfled when the dlfflcuU-loobtain m andate o f the court Is blith e ly Ignored by governm ent e n tltlle s ." T za n e la ko s said. in Memory Of STEVEN C. REVELS APRIL 4. IM 7 • IBM II has been Ihrea long yo smeo you Isl! us You mu sod always wii bo in out Sroughts and prayers Sady rrusiad by Sistor Jan A Family The group recently succeeded In g e llin g the sta le to rem ove Ihc words "s o help me G o d " from ih e oath on n otary p u b lic forms. M arla R ichardson , an A m e ri­ can A th eists m em ber w ho lives near the park, ca lled the statue an Imposition. T h r so lid bronze statue stands In a sand ch a n n e l near Key Largo D ry R o cks reef. Il was donated lo Ihe p a rk by the Underwater Society o f A m erica In 1964 lo com m em orate people w ho died at sea. A l the Bine, the site w as part of the stale park. But officials w ith P cn n ck a m p and Ihe De­ partm ent of N atu ral Resources, w hich oversees Ihc state park, said Ihe statue has not belonged to the stale sin ce 1975. "T h e bou n daries between the stale and federal w aters were changed by a federal Judge In a salvage case a n d o u r park lost about 2 fret o f ocean b ou n d ary." said L a rry Fooks. assistant park director. "T h e statue w as caught In the m id d le b e tw e e n th e s ta te 's boundary a n d Ihc federal gov­ e rn m e n t's b o u n d a ry . S o ih c s lu to r now belongs lo th r M a rln r San ctu ary w h ich belongs lo th r federal g ove rn m e nt." F e d e ra l o ffic ia ls d e n ie d re ­ sp o n sib ility o n W ednesday. " W r d id n 't p u t the statue there In the first place, we Just Inherited It from the s ta ir." said J o h n Halas. a M arin e S an ctu ary biologist. “ W h y sh o u ld we have to rem ove It?" W hoever the s la lu e belongs lo. D e p a rtm e n t o f N a tu ra l R c : sources spokrsw om uti M ich elle Tate wonders w h eth er It sh ou ld be rem oved at all. "1 m ean, w h y s h o u ld the statue bother these people? It's u nderw ater." T a le su Id. "BANKRUPTCY'S - IS IT FO R YO U? F E D E R A L LAW M A Y H E L P ■w ipe out o e s rs . a r e tour r i o t •c o n so l c a n s u t r iy • Stop COLLECTION THREATS • STOP FOSE CLOSURE AHO LAW SUITS FREE LECTURES - NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW • CALI F on OTHER SER VM S 339-2022 |(U4 Mta Sown of SR 43A) / T . mow € fTMfMTHJ CALLTO LLFR E E 14M-S4MI1I TRANSM ISSION TROUBLE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street • Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 29 Years Sam e Location F A M ILY O W N E D �I • • — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Tfturaday, April S. 1980 v - U.S. S o viet pre- sum m it talks open w te U f* 8C O y /M J United Press International Senate confirms thrift nomination W A S H IN G T O N — T h e Senate confirm ed l he n om in atio n of T im o th y K y a n to head the federal K o vem m ent'e regulation of the troubled sa vin g s and loan In dustry despite rh arges from Dem ocrats he w as not qualified. H ya n's a dm itte d casual use o f m arijuana and one-tim e experim ent w ith cocaine In the early 1970s w as barely m entioned W ednesday and even h is ch ie f opponent. Sen. Donald Rlegle. D-M lch.. said It sh ou ld play n o part In the d e risio n o f the Senate. T h e Senate voted 62-37 to approve R ya n , e n ding the p o sslb llliy that the Office o f T h rift Supervision w ould be held leaderless and pow erless by th e co u rts next week. W A S H IN G T O N — S e c re ta ry o r S tate Ja m e s Baker and Soviet Foreign M in iste r E du ard Shevardnadze opened three da ys of talks to Iron out details and set a tim etable for the expected J u n e superpow er su m m it. T h e p re -s u m m it n e g o tia tio n s b e g a n W ednesday afternoon as S hevardnadze and Baker met for 3 V* h o u rs at the State Departm ent, w ith ta lk s focu sin g on tensions over L ith u a n ia 's bid to secede from the Soviet Union. Baker and S hevardnadze were to meet again on T h u rsd a y and F rid a y to prepare for the expected m eeting In W ash in gton be­ tween President B u sh and Soviet President Alcohol warning ads sought UwWad F r w i Iwtecnattewal M O SCO W - Estonian P res­ ident A rn old R u u tcl said thenwas " n o cause for a la rm " despite a stern dem and from S o v ie t P r e s id e n t M ik h a il Gorbachev that Esto nia an n u l a declaration that It Is break­ in g awuy from the Soviet Union. H uutel said W ednesday the Estonian P arlia m e n t's exe cu ­ tive presidium w ould d iscu ss G o r b a c h e v 's d e m a n d u n d send him u form al response. Early AZT use gats further support BO ST O N — D a lly doses of the d ru g A Z T appear to be th r best treatment for m a n y people Infected w ith the A ID S v iru s even If they have not yet become sick, researchers said. A study p u blish e d W ednesday In T h e New E n g la n d Jo u rn a l of M edicine su pp o rts reco m m endatio ns made last su m m e r by the National In stitutes o f H ealth and backs up a recent Food and D n ig A d m in is tra tio n de cisio n au th o rizin g use o f A Z T In AIDS-Infected people before they develop sym ptom s. United Pr— a HHwmtkszl L O S A N G E L E S — A m e rica often falls to appreciate Its national treasures u n til they are gone. And that Is w hy radio and T V officials w h o w ould n ever have dream ed of p la y in g a Sarah Vaughan record on th eir sta tio n s filled the airw aves w ith her Incredible voice In the h o u rs follow ing announcem ent of her death. V a u g h a n 's longtim e friend u nd Jazz h istorian Leonard Feather ann ou n ced W ednesday that the la d y know n as "S a s s y " to her friends and " T h e D iv in e O ne" by fans had died at her su bu rban L o s Angeles hom e Tuesday night u l 66. the v ictim of lu n g cancer. Feather, w ho p ro d u crtl V a u g h a n 's first album , said she hail "o ne of the greatest voices of t|ie 20 tli ce n tu ry, or any ce n tu ry." H A V A N A . C u ba - T he uproar over U.S.-sponsored telecusls to C uba Is leading three decades of already strained re la tio n s be­ tween the two nation s Into th eir worst period since the Bay of Pigs Invasion, officials and dip- Group says it may free hostages soon United F r»»i International B E IR U T . Lebanon — A radical P alestin ian group h o ld in g eight E u rop e a n * expressed w illin g M M today to free som e of the -V sptives in response to an appeal from Libyan lender M oam m ar •torfli.ili T h e F u la h - R e v o lu t i o n a r y C o u n cil of Abu Nldal revealed It was engaged III co ntacts w llll what It said were "con cerned p a r t ie s " to re le a s e F r e n c h hostage Ja qu e ltn c V a lrn tr and I wo o f her children. Arafat starts official visits R O M E — Palestin e Lib e ra tio n O rganization leader Yasser Arafat began a two-day official v is it T h u rsd a y to Italy to seek support for A ru b-lsru ell negotiations In a wide range of talks w ith p o litical leaders and w ith Pope J o h n Paul II. T he 60-year-old P L O leader drove straight to President Francesco C o sslg a 's Q u lrln a le palace from R o m e's top security C lu in p ln o m ilita ry airport, w here he arrived In u private Iraqi Jet from P aris at m ld-m om lng. It ts A ra fa t's fourth visit to Italy but the llrs l to be accorded full official status. On W ednesday the Israeli governm ent lodged u form al protest w ith the Italian foreign m in istry, co m p la in in g that Arafat's v isit w a s treated "o n th r sam e level a s a stale visit.” F ro m U n ite d P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l re p o rts In a sla le in cn t delivered to a W estern new s agency In M oslem west Beirut. Ilu- F K C said: "In light of the appeal m ade by brother Col. G adhafl to free the captives, p a rticu la rly Ja q u e liu e V u lc iitc and her fam ily, we are ta kin g Into consideration these efforts. " O u r g ro u p Is u l p re se n t s iu d y ln g the h u u ta nllu rhm a p ­ peal nf C o l. G a d h a fl und Is u lrcudy engaged In Im m edlule c o n lu e ls w ith Ihe co n cern e d I K ir t lc s . " T he group d id not Identify w ho II w a s In c o n ta c t w ith hut an a lysts suggested that French and L ib y a n d iplo m ats m ay have been Involved In bch ln d-th cscenes efforts lo secure som e ul l l i r captives' freedom. Bush speaks on civil rights United F r»»i International W A S H IN G T O N — President Bush lold the n atio n 's oldest black ih ln k -lu n k lh a l although "preju dice and ra cia l tensions s till e x ist." ihe "d a y w ill com e — and II Is noi far o il" — when a bla ck w ill be elected president. Speaking a l th r 20th a n n iv e r­ sary din ne r o f the J o in t Center fo r P o lit ic a l a n d E c o n o m ic S tu d ie s W ednesday n ig h t. Bush also declared- "W e ra n lake hope lh a l Ihe age of apartheid Is n earing a clo se " In S o u lh Alrfca. T h e g a t h e r in g o f s e v e r a l hundred of A m e ric a 's top black officials. In clu din g V irg in ia Gov. L. Douglas W ild e r and Dem o­ c r a t ic N u t lo n a l C o m m it t e r C h a irm a n R o n B ro w n , gave B u s h ’s speech on c iv il righ ts a rather subdued response. T h e p re s id e n t's appearance cam e Just h o u rs after h is a d ­ m in istra tio n threatened to veto the C iv il R ig h ts A ct o f HF.IO. w h ic h w o u ld r e v e rs e I'JH il Suprem e C o u rt ru lin g s that erti Its said eroded c iv il right saltguards Bu sh w as accused ol exploit lug race lit Ihe 1988 r lr t llo ii a g a in s t D e m o c r a t M ic h a e l D u k a k is hv Its u sin g on Inmate W illie Horton But sin ce brcom log president, he lia s enjoyed a relatively h igh approval ratin g am onu blacks Committee approves rights bill UPI rsport International by telephone from the L ith u a n ia n ca p ita l that the speeches were m ore fiery than at s im ila r recent rallies. UwHod R f si Iwtsmstmisl " T h e r e Is n o ca u se for a la rm ." H uutel suld. K u u te l told the E sto nian P arlia m e nt W ednesday that G orbachev Issued the w a rn ­ in g d u rin g a "lo n g telephone co n v e rsa tio n " w ith h im lute Tuesday, the E sto nian new s agency E T A suld. G o rb a c h e v c a lle d H u u te l h o u r s u ft c r th e E s t o n ia n le g is la t u r e c h o s e P o p u la r Front leuder Edgar Savlsaur a s p rim e m in iste r In anoth er sign of the n a tio n a lists' In­ cre a sin g co ntrol M O S C O W - A n a id e to L ith u a n ia n President V ytautus lam dsbergla said the re p u b lic's T h e y said som e o f the de ­ P arliam ent w ould fin a lize u re­ m o n s t r a t o r s s c u f f l e d w it h sponse today to Soviet President L ith u a n ia n T V cam eram en and M ik h a il G o rb a c h e v 's dem and th a t s e v e r a l c a m e r a s w e re that the legislature rescind lls smashed. declaration of Independence. G orbachev dem anded S a tu r­ Not a ll L ith u a n ia n s approve of the b rra k from Moscow. Several d a y t h a t t h e L i t h u a n i a n thousand people, most o f them P arliam ent a n n u l Its M arch 11 e th n ic R u ssians, gathered o u t­ declartlon o f Independence as a side the parliam ent b u ild in g In co ndition for negotiations. F a il­ V iln iu s W ednesday to condem n ure to do so. G orbachev warned, w ould lead to "g ra v e co n se ­ the Independence declaration. W itnesses told lln llr d Press quences." Cuba-U.S. relations seen headed for crisis Jazz singer Sarah Vaughn dies E A S T B E R L IN — East G e rm a n y 's firs t fre cly c lc c le d Parliam ent convened today for a historical session that was overshadowed by allegations som e o f the 4 0 0 deputies were form er secret police Informers. A som ber mood prevailed us law m akers filed Into the huge, glass-sheathed palace of the re p u blic to convene the first session of the new -slyte d e m ocratic Parliam ent after M arch 18 elections. T hat election represented the free vole sin ce East G erm any was created after W orld W a rd , b eco m ing a co m m u n ist slate. a fram ew ork for redu cin g troop levels In Europe, and a treaty ca llin g for re d u cin g strategic nuclear arsenals b y 50 percent. B u sh and G o rb ach e v h e ld th e ir first su m m it - a get-acquainted afTalr that y ielded no m ajor agreem ents — at M alta In th e Mediterranean last Decem ber. On W ednesday. B aker expressed U.S. co ncerns about L ith u a n ia 's b id to secede from the Soviet U n io n , w h ich h as exercised m ilita ry force a n d other pressures In an a tte m p t to d issu a d e the Independencem in ded Baltic republic. B aker and S hevardnadze appeared a n x ­ io u s to avoid a co llis io n on the Issue. Shevardnadze sa id the Soviet solution to L ith u a n ia 's bid for Independence w ill satisfy M oscow, the West and the re b e llio u s state. Lithuanians demonstrate anti-independence fervor Gorbachev warns President of Estonia W A S H IN G T O N - Rep. Jo se p h K ennedy II. D-Mass!. and Sen. A lbert Gore. D -Tenn.. proposed legislation re q u irin g that all television, radio a n d prin t advertisem ents for alco ho l Include w arnings about Its dangers. Congress last year required alco h o l w arn in g la b e ls on bottles and cans, but G ore and K e n ne dy said W ednesday tn orr action Is needed, p a rticu la rly to Inform prrgnant wom en about the dangers o f liq u o r and to prevent young people from view ing d rin k in g as glam oro us and sexy. "E a c h year, m ore than 5.000 Infants are born suffering from fetal alcohol syndro m e and a n o th e r 50.000 babies experience m ilder but s till serious birth defects know n u s fetal ulcohol efTerts." Gore told a new s conference. East Germany convenes free parliament M ik h a il G orbach ev. • D u rin g the re m a in in g two days of talks, negotiators w ere to focus on a rm s control and regional Issues such as the M id d le East. N egotiators a lso w ill ta ck le tra n sitio n a l to p ics su ch a s cross-border p ollu tion , trade, h u m a n rig h ts a n d narcotics trafficking. A sked If he w as going to propose a date for a su m m it. S hevardnadze sm iled w ry ly and said. " W e 'll se c." W h e n he a rriv e d In W a s h in g to n on .Tuesday. Shevardnadze said a th ird pre­ paratory conference probably w ill be needed before the s u m m it, becuuse several Im por­ tant uccords co u ld be com pleted for action by the leaders. He said the agreem ents could Include an accord on destru ction o f rh e m lca l weapons. ~ W A S H IN G T O N — A S e n a t e C o m in 11 I c c a p p ro v e d le g is la t io n lo o v e rtu rn S u p re m e C o u rt decisions that c iv il rig h ts a d v o ca te s s a id m ade It harder for m in o ritie s and wom en to jirove em plo y­ m ent d iscrim in ation . T he Lab o r and H u m an R e s o u r c e s C o m m it t e e voted 1 1 5 o n W ednesday for Ihe c iv il rig h ts b ill, despite the threat ol a veto In a letter from A ttorney G eneral D ick T h o rnbu rgh . Sens. J a n ie s J e ffo rd s . H-Vt a n d D avid Durents-rgrr. R-M lnn.. voted w ith the c m n tn lllc c 's D em ocrats lo r the measure. C rn te r o flletals said that ap p ro v a l m a y c h a n g e ra p id ly , however. II B u sh rem ain s oj> posed lo the proposed C iv il R ig h ts Aet of 1990 T h e p re si­ d e n t has p ro jio s e il h is o w n le g is la tiv e a lte rn a tiv e , w h ic h c ritic s sav ts Inadequate. Ill Ills speech. Bu sh Invoked Ihe nam e of A bra h a m Lin co ln . "T h e G rca l E m a n cip a to r." us well us South A frica n President F r e d e r lk d c K le r k , w h o he saluted for freeing b la ck leader Nelson Mandela. "It Is said that L in c o ln 's hand shook as he dipped Ills q u ill Into th r Inkw ell before he signed the E m a n c ljia llo n P ro c la m a tio n ." Bush said. "P e rh a p s he fell the weight of history. Perhaps h r was weary. "In any event, he w a lle d a m om ent to steady h is hand so that no one w ould th in k he wavered o n such an Important decision ." Bush said. "T h ro u g h th r vision of one m an. m illio n s were freed." Bu sh said. "T h e day w ill com e — und It Is not far off — when the legacy of L in c o ln w ill fin ally be fulfille d al 1600 P e nn sylvan ia Avenue — when a bla ck m an or wom an w ill sit In the O val O llie r ... W hen that day com es, the most rem arkable th in g about It w ill be how n a lu ra lly it o c cu rs." Bu sh p ra lstd the progress lh a l b la c k s h a v e m a d e in b r in g c irc le d lo p ub lic office III the past two decades " B u t I also know that pre­ ju d ice and ra cia l tensions still e x ist In A m e r ic a ." he sa id , renewing Ills prom ise lo use his o ilie r a s a " b u lly p u lp it lo ciiu d c iiu i ill the strongest term s racism , bigotry and hale " lo m ats said. " T h e sig n s of a possible a nil gradual Im provem ent In b ila te r­ a l relation s that seemed lo be tu rn in g Into u re a lity u n til Iasi year arc fading n ow ." a C u ban o fficia l w ho asked noi lo be Identified lo ld U n ited IT css In­ tern ation al. " T h e ba ll Is In |lh r U.S.) court. E v e ry th in g depends on th e m ." Relation s b e lw rrn Ihe United S la te s a n d c o m m u n is t C u ba have deteriorated In recent days w ith te stin g o f T V M arti, a S p a n is h - la n g u a g e te le v is io n p r o j e c t s p o n s o r e d by W ash in gton that Cu ba sa ys v io­ lates Its sovereign ty a n d In­ ternational trlrro m m u n lra tio n s agreements. "W e consider (T V Marti) an aggrraslon against o u r country, u v iolation of o u r sove re ign ty." the official said. "T h e re Is abso­ lutely no w ay o f even ta lk in g w ith th e m a s lo n g a s th e y c o n tin u e w ith the T V M a rti project. T h e y m u st stop It or the situation w ill get w orse.” Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC IO F FICTITIOUS N AM I Notice l« hereby give* that I am engaged In business of IMS Boll# A . Suit# 117. Winter Spring*. FI 22704. Seminole County. F lor Ido. under tho Fktitlous Homo ol CR EATIVE CARS, end thot I Intend to register told nemo with tho Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Sem (note County. F lor Ido. in oc cordonee with the Provttiont of ♦he Fktifteut Nome Statutes. To Wit Section it s 0* F lorido Slot utotlW/. Ron Burnt Jr Publish March 71. 7* April S. II. IWO D E O 774 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at I4S Fern Dr . OoBary. Fla . 277)2. Seminole County. Florida, under th o F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot SCR EEN S N THINGS, and that l intend to register said name with tho Clerk ot tho Circuit Court. Somlnolo County. Florida, m accordance with the Provisions ol tho Fictitious Name Statutes. Te Wit Section 44J Of Florida Statutes If!/* Philip C Smith Publish March 29 April S. 12. 19.1990 DEO 791 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notko is hereby given that wo are engaged m business at P O Boa 9)114/ Lake Mery. F L 1279! 1147. Somlnolo County. Florldo. under the Fictitious Nome of INDULGENCE, end thot we intend to register said nome with the Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section •4109 F lortde Statutes 19)7 Thomas W William* Charles E Williams Catherine Rosedo Publish March 29. April !. 17. 19. I9V0 D E O 799 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Not lea Is haraby glvan that I am togagad In business at 202) Howland Blvd . Da Itone. F L 2272!. Somlnolo County. Florida, under tho Fktitlous Nemo of TROPIC S C R E E N A VINYL REPAIR , and that I intend to register sold name with the Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Sem inoie County. Florldo. In oc cor dance with tho Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To MM See Hew 44100 Florida Stt» utes 19)7 Robort A Seltnskl Jr. Publish Morch 29. April I. 12. m T H fc T ic u iT C o u r t FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRO BATE DIVISION File Number to-110 CP IN RE THE ESTATE OF JIMMIE V CA N T R EL L o 'k /o JIMMIE W E B B C A N T R E L L Dec e« tod NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The odm im ttrolion ol the e t lo t e of J I M M I E V C A N T R E L L a 'k / a JIM M IE W EBB CA N T R EL L , dtceoted. File Number 90 ISO CP . it pend »ng In the Circuit Court for Som lnolo County. F lo rld o . Probote Division. tho oddrett ot which it Pott Office Drewer C. Son lord. Florldo 17/77 OtSO Tho nomot end oddrettet of the pertonol representative end the pertonol representative t at torney are let forth below A ll Intorottod person* ore r e t ir e d to tile with thit court. WITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (I) all claimt against the estate end (91 any objection by an interested person on whom thit notko it served that challenges the valid Ity of the will, the qualitketions of tho personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of the court A L L CLAIMS AN D O BJEC TIONS NOT SO F ILE O WILL BE F O R E V E R BARREO Publication of this Notice hat begun on April S. 1990 Personal Representative JA M ES O L IV E R C A N T R E L L IIS Doneison Pike Nashville. Tennessee J/214 Attorney tor Personal Representative MACK N C L E V E L A N D . JR . ESQUIRE Post Office Drawer I Sanford. F lor Ida 27/77 0/71 Telephone (407 ) 277 1114 Publish A p ril!. 17. 1990 0EP4I ~ n 6 t Tc E OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at IIOS W 1st S t. Sanford Fla 277/t. Seminole County Florida, under the Fictitious Name Oi WW CONSTRUCTION and that we intend to register said name with the Clerh of The Circuit Court. Saminote County Fiort da. in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes I9S7 J Kevin Waldorf Thomas P Wilhelm Publish March IS. 77. 79. April S. 1990 D E O MO NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Not*ce ts hereby given that l am engaged in business at 4/4 M a itla n d Ave Altam onte Springs Semi not# County f lor •da. under the Fictitious Name of CONNIE S V IN O and that I intend to register sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Ccuft. Seminole County Flori da. in accordance with the Provisions ot *he Fictitious Name Statutes. To AM Section US Of F lor .da Statutes I9S7 Constance l Publish March IS. 77. 79 Apr.l S. I9f0 D E O HI NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at 1714 Ridgewood Ave . Sanford. Fla 22771. Seminole County. Florida, unde* the Fictitious Nam# ot M A S T E R S COVE A P A R T MENTS. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol tho Circuit Court. Sem inote County. Florida, in ac cor dance with the Provision* ol tho Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 44) 09 Florida Slat utes I9S7 Diane R Coe Publish A p ril!. 17. 19.24. 1990 D E P 12 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged m business at 979 Pineway A v e . Sanford. Semi note County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol S ♦ S ENGINEERING INC . and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florl da. in accordance with tho Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section •4! 09 F lor Ida Statutes I9S7 Sartre/ Habib. ToddH Shockey Publish A p ril!. 17. 19. 24. 1990 D E P S2 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION C A S IN O 19 4444 C A M P SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaint.tt. VS M A R K ! FRINK and ME ID IE FRINK; C Y N TH IA L G R E E N TYSON. GARRICK N FOX. ESQ . A L F R E D BILANSKI and NANCY BILANSKI. lus wife CHAR LES KNUTSON and TER R Y KNUTSON. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO C H A P TE R S ! NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment of foreclosure dated April 2nd. 1990. and entered in Case No 09 4440 CA Of P ol the C ircu it Court ot tho IITH Judicial Circuit in and tor Semi note County. Florida, wherem SOUTHEAST M O RTGAGE C O M P AN Y, is Plaintiff and M ARK E FRINK «t a I are Defendants. I will sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the West Front Door ot the Seminole County Courthouse n Sanford Sem»no*e County. F lor •da. atM 00 o dock A M . on the ittri day of May 1990 the following described property as set form m sa<d Order or Final J u d g m e n t, to w it LOT IN O AK LAN D VILLA G E. SECTION TH R EE according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 79 Pages 71 and 24. Public Records ot Semmoi# Caunty Florida Dated at Sanford Florida this 2nd day ot April IV9Q i (Sean M ARVAN NE MORSE AsC k rk C-rcu't Court Sem>noie County. F tor 'da By RwthK.ng As Deputy Clerk Publish Apr.l 1 12 ir »0 DEP M NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notko Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 74/2 S Park Ave . Sanford FL 22771. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot SUPER 0IS C 0 U N T B E V E R A G E & FOOO STORE, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot tho Circuit Court. Sam inoie County. Florida, in oc cor dance with tho Provisions of tho Fktitlous Nam# Statutes. To Wit Section «4! 09 Florida Slot utes Its/ Rosik Shah Publish March I!. 72. 19. April ). 1990 OEOISJ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O FTHEHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO : 90 1)9 CA 44L GIBRALTAR SAVINGSBANK. FSB. l/k/a GIBRALTAR SAVINGS. F A . Plaintiff. vS MILTON W O LEN . JR .e ta !. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO MILTON W OLEN. JR whoso last mailing address is 777! Marsh Wren Circle Long wood. F L 27779 M A R S H A E OLEN whose last mailing address is 277) Marsh Wren Circle Long wood. F L 22779 SIDNEY R HARPER whose last mailing address is 2l(WSilver Leaf Court Long wood. F L 227)0 YOU A R E NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose 4 mortgage on the following property In Semi nolo County. Florida Lot 14. WINGFIELD NORTH, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 24. Pages 14 and if. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been filed against you. ond you are required to servo a copy ot your written defenses, it any. to it on. Pater N Smith. E t qu.re of Gurney A Handley. P A . Ptamfitf s attorney, whose metlmg address IS Landmark Center Two Suita «)0. 72! East Robinson Street Orlando F L 27407 1772. on or before May 4 (990 and tile the original with the Clerk of this Court, either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately there after otherwise, a default will be entered against you tor the rel»el demanded in the Amended Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on April ). 1990 (Soal) MARVANNE MORSE Clork of Circuit Court By PatriciaF Heath Deputy Clerk Publish Apr i !. 12. 19. 7a <990 D EPea If. 1990 D E O IM IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E BIO M TBBNTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE COUNTY* STATE OF FLO RIDA. Cato No. i 90-1J4JCJL49-P General Jurisdiction CO M M O N W EALTH M O RTG AG E C O M P A N Y OF A M E R IC A . L F . , Plaintiff RICHARD E . H A LL. It living, e t u a .a t e i. • Defendant* NOTICE O F ACTION STATE O F FLORIDA TO RICHARD E HALL, if living, and If married. MRS RICHARD E H A LL, his wifo. if living, including any unknown spouse of said Defendants if either has remarried and if either or both of said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran teas, o ssig naas. cra d ito rs. lienors and tr usteas, and all ofhar parsons claim ing by. through, under or ogamst tho Whoso rts ld a n c o Is 4012 Strawberry Lake. Whitmore. Michigan 44149 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to for ac lose a mortgage on tho following property in Sam mole County. Florida LOT 44. CONCORO WOO OS V I L L A G E . S E C T IO N TWO. according to tho plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 24. Pages 42 and 14. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida has bean Mod against you and T P H ALL INVESTMENTS. INC . a Florida corporation. LYNN L S C H A IL ER . JOHN OOE and JA N E DOE. and all other parsons In posession ot said real property, whose real nam es are un certain, and ACOUSTI E N G IN E E R IN G COMPANY O F FLORIOA. a Florida corporation, end you ora required to servo a copy of your written da tenses, ll any. lo It on JO SE P H M PA N IELLO . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address is 201 N Franklin Street. Suita 2720. Tampa. Florida 22402 on or be tor* the 4th day of May. (990. and tile tho original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately there after, otherwise a default will be entered ogamst you lor tho rebaf demanded in the Com piamt or Petition D A TED on this 2rd day ot April. 1990 (SEAL) M ARYAN N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY P o frk ia F Heath Deputy Clark Publish April L 12. 19. 24. 1990 0 1 P !7 CLASSIFIEDS WORK!! Place Your Classified Ad Today! Call 322-2611 �Sanford Herald THURSDAY Sports IN BRIEF *1- h - . t ' v : --------------------- 71 ___ - Klki, Knicks come to life K ik t V a n d e w rg h r's Ix-sl game of the y a v n i hcl|x-d New Y o rk K n lc k i C in c h S tu Ja ck so n h o ld hts head high — at Icasi for one n ig h t. T h e hum dorm .int V a n d rw rg h e scored a season -high 21 jxiiii Ih in co m p ie m rn t a 37iK iln l. 17-rrhound clfn ri by P a trick Ew ing, h e lp in g the K u trk s end a lo ur (fame road losing u trra k with a 11 H I 07 v i c t o r y o v e r the W a s h in g t o n B u ll e t s W ednesday night. "It m akes m e liuik li k e a b e tte r c o a c h , d o e s n 't I t . " s a id J a c k s o n , whose team h as won tw o straight a m i Is show ing sign s of rn m ln g n u t ol a protracted slu m p ." E ls e w h e re . Ih iston defeated New Je rs e y 12 5 -10<>. Clevelan d slopped A tla n ta 101-95, G o ld e n S tale tnp|M'd M iam i 128-114. D allas ilum |K 'd San A n to n io 104-98. M ilw au kee edged Indiana 121-1 III In overtim e, am i C h arlo tte beat D enver I IK -112. PREP TRACK Sem inole hosts Optimist meet Som e 20 Itoys team s anti 10 m ore girls' sq u a d s are expected to participate In the O p tim ist Invitational at Sem inole H igh School s T h o m a s E. W h lg lia m S tadium th is eveningA ctio n w ill begin w ith the held events at 4 p ut. T he ru n n in g prelim inaries are sch eduled to start at 4:30 p m w ith the du als slated to begin at 7:30 pan. O f the 12 Sem inole County teams, n in e w ill participate In the O ptim ist. T he o n ly ones who w ill Itc absent w ill Ik - the Lake M ary am t Lake H o w e ll girls and (lie l.a k r H ow ell hoys. PREP SOFTBALL Walker slugs Tribe to victory O R L A N D O — A r g lr W alker drove In s ix runs w ith a pair of hom e runs as the S e m in o le High softball team cam e Iroin behind to |xist a 10-0 e xtra Inning victo ry over la ik r H igh la n d Prep at L a k e Falrvtew Park. Wullu-r lie d the game In the seventh Inning w ith a Iwo-run hom er anti won the gam e In the e ig h th with a grand slam. T h e win evens S e m ino le 's record a l 9-9 on the season, Sem inole w ill play lls seeontl-lo-lhe-lasl gam e of the year today when It hosts O viedo In an Sem inole A th le tic Conference gam e at Fort M e llo n starting a l 3:30 p.m. W alker and A ndrea K u llln were both 3 -fo r-l to lead Sem inole. A lso co n trib u tin g w ere T in a K a th hu n . K lin P riso n and tail rice T u rn e r lone sin gle, one K ill anti one run scored each) and V a le ric W ilk s (single). Iat- w as2-for-4 lor Lake H ighland. t o m iM lt too i)4 i< - L i l l i H .flh U ry ) M l M l M - INSIDE: ■ Paopla, Pag* 3B B Class!flad, Paga 4B ■ Comics, Pag# 6B Raising a racquet • _ April 5, 1990 || || | I t I Jo tw t O ry d in A iM o n im j S llu g h ttr W P -J o n * v < « « ) I P — A th lo n JB F rtto o lV»m,nol«) ) 8 - Non* H R - W H O . 1 t S ir h .n o lll R x O 'd t S t m . n o lt t l HOCKEY Underdogs win playoff openers T hey say the p la v o lls are a whole new season, a n d W ednesday night a I rlo o f untlerdogs proved II hv shocking the M I L elite ol the Clarence C a m p b e ll Conference In the tlrsl gam e of the p re lim in a ry rouutl Stanley C u p series. T he C algary Flam e s anti Chicago lllu e k h a w k s. both regu lar season til v is io n le a d e rs, were k ilts ketl oil res|>et liv e ly by the fourth-place Los A n ge le s K in gs 5-3 anti M innesota N o rth Stars 2 1 T he p o w e rfu l E d m o n to n O ile r s were u|M-ntled by Itie Wlnnl|M-g Je ts 7 5. T h e only la v o rlle to prevail was the St. U n its lllues. w lilt h overcam e the Toronto Maple L e a ls 4 -2 'Hit W ales C oiileren ee o|M-lis lls p la y o ll series T h u rstla y w ith m a le lm p s Ix-lwecn the New York K angers and New York Islanders: New Jersey D e v ils anil W ash ln glon Capitals: llo sto u llru ln s a n il lla r llo r il W halers, a n il llu lla lo Sabres anti M ontreal Canatllens N H L coming to Miami M IAM I — M ia m i's tlrs l N a tio n a l H n ckcy l. c ague e x h ib itio n game, le a tu rln g W ayne G r e l/ k y anti the Los Angeles K in g s ag aln sl d ir New Y o lk K an gers has hern sehethiletl lo r Sept. 2 1. o lllt la ls a n ix im it etl Wetlm stlav T ile game at M ia m i Arena Is to lx- usetl as a springboard the lure an N H L franch ise to M iam i, said city co m m ission e r V icto r tie Y u rrc. ch a ir­ m a n ol llie M ia m i S p o rts a n il E x h ib itio n Au thority. We look at tills as Ix-lug one o l the most ext iliu g . sin gle-night spurting events e ve r In Ih r t llv ol M iam i, lie said C o m p ile d f r o m o la f f a n d w lr o r e p o r t s . La ye n d e cke r and K rish n an exit C la s s ic SAC event opens today at Sanlando From »Uff roports__________ L A K E M A H Y - T w o more of the rig h t top-seeded p layers In the $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 Prudential.Bache T e n n is C la s s ic at (he Heathrow Kar<|urt C lu b got (he b u m 's rush d u rin g p la y W ednesday after­ noon. Both G le n n L a y e n d e ck e r of Ikrnton (seeded No. 5) a n d India's Karn rsh K rish n a n (No. 8) were e lim in a t e d In s e c o n d - r o u n d m atches. L a y rn d rc k rr dropped a 6-4. 6-7 110-12). 6-4 decision lo A u s tra lia 's Ja so n S lo ltcn b crg be­ fore K ris h n a n was ousted hy D avid P a le o f Las Vegas 6-2. 3-6. 6-3. W ith the e lim in a tio n of sixthseeded J im m y A ria s and sevcn lh -sccdcd V eil P aloh rtm o on Tuesday, a ll that leaves Is Ihc lo p four seeds s till In Ihc ru n n in g for Ih r $32,400 first-place prize. O r­ g a n ize rs proba bly breathed a collective sigh of re lie f as all four won th eir m atches W ednesday. T o p -se e d B ra d G ll h r r i o f O akland. C alif., won his firstround m atch , dispatch in g West G e rm a n y 's C h ris tia n Saeeanu 6-4. 6-4. T h e n No. 2-secd Aaron K rlc k s trln . w ho m akes Ills home In C ro sse P n ln tr. M ich ., defeated M ark u s Z occkc, a lso of W rsl G erm any. 6-1,6-2. In s e c o n d - r o u n d m a tc h e s . South A frica n C h rist Van K rnsburg INo. 3 seed a n d C lassic ch a m pion In 1987) advanced lo Ihc q u arterfinals w ith a 6-3. 7-6 (7-41 w in over N icola s Pereira o f T8«e Classic, Page 2B From staff roports H m i M M m M k f « » * , jM S w t Fourth-seeded S c o ll Davis o l Largo (above) cam e clo se to being eliminated In the Prudential Bache C la s s ic 's second round W ednesday. Bui alter lo sin g the first set. he railed lo beat Dan G o ldie 1 6,6-4,6-2. S e e C o n fe re n c e , P i | e 2 B Pirates, Royals p o st Ju n io r w ins A d c o c k , M c C lo u d p a c e S e m in o le s B y D E A N $ M IT H From sta ff reports S A N F O R D - The S anford Recre­ a tio n D e p a rtm e n t J u n io r M ajor League iqx-ned lls 1990 season w llh a pair of gam es a l C h ase P ark W ednesday u lg h l. The Moose Lodge P ira te s cam e Irom Ix-him l tw ice la-fore p ick in g up a 13-7 v icto ry over Ihe K lw ants O rioles a n d (lie Rotary R o ya ls used a 14-run flrs i Inning and w iilis iix x l a co m e b ack hy the K n ig h ts o l C o lu m b u s C a rd in a ls lo w in IH-H. Jm- T lllle drove In tw o ru n s w llh a single and scared on a Ray Ju n e double lo give tlic O rio le s a 3-0 lead In ih e llrs i Inning ol the first game. B u i Ihe P ira te s cam e u p w llh three runs In Ihe second on three w alks and sin g le s by Jaso n C o m b s and Dewayne Hell lo lie Ihe gam e a l 3-3. T he P ira te s added anoth er run In Ihe Itilrd before Ihe O rio les a n ­ swered w llh four runs In Ihe b oiiom o l Ihe th ird to la k e a 7-4 lead. B ill ih e Pirates pul Ihe game ou l of reach w llh a nine-run fourth d ia l was keyed by an lu s ld r-lh r-p a rk home m u hy lfa-||. The Pirates also got a triple from Gene Ja c k s o n and doubles from M all H a rris and Erie Roberts in d ie big Inning. G e llin g lills for P ira te s were Bell llin m c ru n . single, ru n scored). Roberts (two doubles, ru n scored). H arris (double, single, ru n scored I. Ja ck so n llrlp le . run scored). Ja so n C om bs (single, two ru n s scored) and W illie W illia m s (single, ru n scored). For die O rioles. J u n e had a double and Iwn sin g le s a n il scored one run and T lllle had a double, a single and two ru n s scored. The second game saw die K n la rv Royals send 2 0 b a ile rs to d ie plate In Ihe h lg llrs i Inning. Rotary had six tills in d ie in n in g Including a S ee J u n io r s , Page 2 B S A N F O R D — R ay A d co ck drove lu direr1 rim s anil W illie M cC lo u d threw o flv e -h llle r as Sem inole High Schix)l upset L ym a n 5-2 In a S e m in o le A lh lr iir C o n fe re n ce b a se ba ll c o n ic a l a l S a n fo rd S ta d iu m W ednesday u lg h l. " W illie pitched very w ell. " said S e m ino le Israeli Mlk« Powers. " A n d A d co ck had tw o c lu tc h h its Mik< Seneeek also had a couple of h its lo break ou l ol his h illin g s lu m p and defensively, we d id n 't throw d ie hall a ro u n d ." T h e w in raises S c m lix rlc 's record lo 6-12 overall .mil 2-7 III Ihe conference. Sem inole vBlII play two lim n gam es a l hom e Ihls week, hosting M ainlan d a l lluschool field Itxluy at 3:30 p.m . and p la y in g Oviedo .n Sanford S la d lu m Frida y al 7 p.m. S cn c cck Is expected to start against M ainlan d ami T o n y C h a v crs agalnsl Oviedo. T h e G rch o im d s fell lo 4-5 In Ihe conference w llh die loss. L y m a n w ill travel lo O rla n d o S atu rda y to la k e on non-conferenee foe Dr. P h illip s s ta rlin g al I p.m S e m in o le lo o k a d v a n ta g e o l ih e w ild n e s s ol G re y h o u n d s la rle r Ile a lh Greenlee lor a pair ol Itisi Inning m u s. M ike T aylo r. |>laytng In Ills llrs i game slot ■ ga in in g e lig ib ility, singled w llh one m il Sem i i k billow ed w llh a single and M cCloud w alked lo load Ihe S e e U p s e t. P age 2 B H « a M P S o lo t v K t# v J o n lt n On March 7. John W ilk s (No 14) and h is Sem inole te a m m a te s d ro p p e d a 4 3 lo s s lo Ih e L y m a n Greyhounds Last night, the Tribe beat Lyman 5 2 L ,m « H t i l oo« 9 1 1 1 la m in ata 10) 010 ■ — » • 1 Grrarde* G ow lpattof 111 aod S p o lU i M<C'ood .»nd CV r r Mi Cot i IP Cfttnlf# JR lUrmrr ll ,m.tni IH Non* MW Non* Heuwih L »m$n 4 % SAC Sam.nola * I M 1 SAC Lake Mary avenges extra-inning lo s s F ro m s t a f f r s p o r t s O V IED O — C u rl Prom tossed a Ih rc c -h lltrr as Lake Mary avenged an ea rlie r loss to O viedo In a hlg way W ednesday u lg h l. tro u n cin g die L io n s 14-3 in a ii Important Sem inole A th le tic Conference tia srb a ll game at Oviedo The R a m s lone SAL' loss w as a 4-3 loss lo Ihe L io n s III 11 In nings al Lake M ary Iasi m onth. O vie do entered W ednesday n lg h l’s co n tcsl one game b e h in d the Ram s In Ihe S A C standings "Curl threw a trem endous game lo n lg h l ." said Lake U ka M a ry OviaOo $00 lit 900 M) - 10 0 l ) ) $ P ro m and Manar G T*>gg«. W illi* * t (01 a^MJ Kno»%on W P P ro m l# ) I P — G Taoggt 14 1) IB W a ll* * «♦.*% ( la s * M a ry ) )H Nuqf**\ (Oviedo) HR - Nona Ra<o*d% la fca M ary 14 0 0 l SAC Owado I M $ I SAC M ary ro a ch Alle n T uttle . ''T h ro w out the sixth im iuut and th a l’j* the brst name lie ’s ever pttehed ltirniu>li live in n ln ^ v h r had a one hitter and allow ed no runners past first base." The w in keeps the H am s in the ru n n in g w ith t .ikt S ee R a m s . P age 2 B L o c a l c a g e rs h ead ed to D en m ark for tou rn am en t Herald sports writer Teain U S A — C e n tra l Florida, m ade up of a local group o f A A U h.iski d ia ll p la ye rs deparls Friday lo r Copenhagen. Denm ark lo compete in Ihr C ix la n Cup. C o m p la io t id in g s o n P a g o 2 B _________________ — Herald sports writer B y D E A N $ M IT H BASKETBALL s to p m W K C F I IN. N B A. O rlam to M agic al < tin ago H ulls ll.l A L T A M O N T E S P K IN G K - U tke llra n lle y 's Ixtys and O vietln's g ills w ill he the fa v o rite s when the S em ino le A th le ile Conference le n tils tournam ent tx-glns ib is a lle rn ix in al 3:30 p.m . a l S anlaniU i Park. T h e I 'a lr ln l h o y s h a v e pm lo g e lh e r a 13-0 r r r n n l th is season w h ile Ihe Lin n g irls are 12 1. "I'd hate lo talx-l a team that has three sophom ores and a freshman a s the favorite.” said Lake llr a u lli \ coach F ra n k Uixx-h. "W e 're young A n d w llh young k ills , you nevei know how th ey're going lo play U ik e M ary Is gtxxl and Lym a n Is gtxxt. You Just never k n o w ." One reason the I'a trlo ls would In favored Is that they have lost only two sin g le s m atches a ll year. They are led try Ja so n A|x-I. w ho Is to o a l No. I singles. I lls ch ie f coin|x-tllio n sh ou ld com e Irom Sem inole's •Josh Lew is. O viedo Is led by the W ise twins. Je n n y and J ill. Je n n y is iindefeait-d a l Nn. I singles. J i ll Is u nlx-a le ii al No. 2 sin gles anti I lie- tw o have also won a ll th eir m atches al No. I d o u b le s . S o p h o m o re C h r is t in a K o ls ro s Is also iin d cfcu lcd In co n ­ ference ru in p ctltln u a l No. 3 singles L a s l year. Je n n y w as C la s s 3A stale ch am pion at No. -I singles anil J i ll w as slate ch am p a l No. 5 T lx sisters also com bined to w in the C la ss 3 A stale ch a m pio n sh ip al No 2 doubles " W e 'll probably lx- favored." said O viedo coach Don G ustafson, who l- ik r H ow ell H igh S ch ix il coach Sieve K u lu i w ill g u ld r Ihe Irani m ade up ol 17 and I* ve.u olds w h ile lies assistant. Wayne l a llx ii. heads op Ih e Iti-and-U m lrr squad The Ira n is w ill leave Orlando and slop oil lo play three e xh ib itio n gam es In W est Berlin In-lore going on lo D enm ark lo p la y lit i l i r lo tirn a n iru l. w hich ru ns Irom A p ril 12-15. T he learns w ill return home on A p ril Hi T h is is Ihc tturd year o l Ihe tournam ent and w ill lx- ih r second lim e th a l Ku hn has taken a team He lo ok Ills cu rren t Ira n i lo Ihe tourtia m em w hen Ihe players were III year olds Tile le a rn s w ere In vite d lo pla y In Ih r lo u riia m e iii hv Ed V is e h rr. ih e ex Luth e r High Si IiimiI 10.11 h w ho now coaches learns iii Sweden I lie lix.il> w ill lx- ihe oulv learns horn A m e rica iii die lo u riia m rn l. w h u li a llr a il s m any learns Iioiii ih ro u g h o u i Europe. "W r're real e x e llrd a lx n il going said T a llx ii " l l should lx- a great experience lor .ill die kids a n d roaches " The 1 6 -a n l-U n d rr tra in Is m ade up ol lix .il p la ye rs C o lb y Arrow Irom O rangew ixxl C lirlstl.m J a lllio n I'rrrv Irom Lake M .irv. C h ris G ookas Irom T rin ity I’ r r p and E m il ll.ig .iu s Irom Apopka. A lso on Ihe Ira n i is ( lass 2A A ll S la b player J<x-| R h ln e h a rd l Irom Cocoa lle .ie li ami Iwn players Irom G a ln rs v lllr T lie 18 .iiid -U n d e r leal ores Jo s h Kohti I horn -is Deuips. Jix- S o illh . Kvan G u lh lr r and St< \> -J.icqurz Irom Lake How ell and R o hh lr C tagei a m i llr.id llo lio n Irom Oviedo �M — Ssnlord HgrMd. Ssntord. Florida — Thursday. April 3. 1990 Harcar stays alive in softball title chase S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S M S I B A LL K M M N EautMato. U p m. k n « C m * i t Lata •!■■•*. 4 pm . L a ta La** Fr«a n Wr i t i r ' i S u S o ist . 4 » " B O V S 'O O L F La** B rM H tr n . Lr m i at Renin* m ilt CognNy Civ*. J » p m M a t n . Eowtowto at M sytak Caufftry CluRv I : a a m . L ake N***4i n . D a L a a d a t O aLand Country CluO.J ]** nv D H L S 'O O L F L y a ia a »*. Laka B raattay at W akiya Country C lu B .l M ffm SatottoM* a*. O r ta * at I Lana Cauntry Club, l x * m M a t Oraaaa n Laka NaaaN at Oaar Run (Country Club. O YM NASTICS Lytaonat Laha MatT. 4 p m. SO FTBAU. Laba BraaBay at L yn M D >:4Som. Or ta Fa n . SaaMaata at Fart Malian. 4:11 pm . 4 ISpjttLaka Hawaii a t. D aLaad a l Sporllna Comptei. 4 M y m T IM H IS School F ia M a v a n tib a a tn a t4 p m 3 1:01pm. Haw York (N LI «A Now Yark IA LI at Fart Lauda to la. I M p m Chicago (A L) VA Toronto at Dunadln. I M am St Loula v a Datrall a l Lakeland. I:1S pm . Baatan n Mlwnaaal a at O rlando I S pm . Atlanta v a iattim ora a l SaraaalA I IS p.m. Saaltla v a Oakland a l Pkiaawli , A m . 1 pm . San Dtog* v a CalltorvM al Falm SprMRA C a lll. 4 IS p .m Chicago (N LI v a Clara land a l Tucmn. 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C'urtLs I’elerson .ind J in - Y o u iik lone single .ind iw n ru n s scored r ; ir h l and C y ru s llra d le y ( s in jili. ru n saorcdl D oln tf Ih r d jin n iie lu r I tie C a rd in a l* were J o h n n y D enn is (Iw o d o u b le s , r u n s r o r r d l . U u r n llu M uni (slii|tlr. iw o ru n s n c o r r d l m id Ueur](e lir u s le y |sln|(lr. ru n scored) U rantley for Ihe S A C IHie w llh uii 8-1 confer­ ence m ark. O verall I „ ik r M .iry Is N h The R a m s w ill now take olf lo r sp rin g break tieforr travelin g lo L ym a n on A p ril I J u t 7 p.m. O viedo lu lls lo t>-3 In Ihe S A C .m il 15 5 overall The L io n s w ill la ke on S e m in o le ul Sunford S tad iu m F rid a y s ta rlin g u l 7 p.m l^ ikr M ary Jum ped on O viedo s iu r ir r D reg T w ig g s for four flrsl Inning ru ns us ih ls le u m m u lrs v o rm iilttril foul e rro rs In Ihe in n in g A lt e r T .J . lilu f f r ld a singled and w as furred at second by T .J H a m ilto n , f lr c g Ja m e s drew Ihe flrsl of tils I h r r r w alks T'lit- next lo u r b a ile rs a ll reached on Inlteld errors T h e score rem ain ed 4-0 u n ltl Ihe fourth when Ihe R am s added I h r r r ru n s . L a k e M a ty a lso added Iwo ru n s III Ihr flllh and live ru ns in t h r s ix th to la k e a 14 O lead h rlo rr Ihe L io n s rallied lo r three ru n s In ih e b o llo m of Ihe sixth. " W e b a ite d a ro u n d In Ihe s lx lh and C u rl stiffened u p ." sa id T u iilr . "It w as pretty cold o u l und h r rath e lo me w hile we were b a llin g a n d lo ld me lo ask the g u ys to m ake n uls. I lo ld h im 10 go throw on Ihe side b u l Ihe In ning ended lie gave u p Iwo h its and a couple ol w alks In th r s lx lh b u l an error really h u rl, lo o ." F ro m ended w llh a threeh it le r , s t r u c k o u l fiv e a n d allow ed o n ly one earned ru n to raise his personal record loti-'J. GlufTrldu led Ih r R am s at Ihe p la lr w llh a 3 lor 4 game lh a l Ineluded a p a ir of RBI Al.to e o n irlh u lln g were Ja m ie W a lla c r 11 lo r-l. double, tw o H ill). C h ris Ja c k s o n tl-lo r-1 . tw o RBI). K u rt B r u b a k e r ( s in g le . Iw o r u n s sco redl and Ja m e s Itwo ru n s scoredl G rrg H ughes w as '1 lo r-3 w llh a triple tu lru d I In - Lions. S A N F O R D - H a rca r A lu m i­ n u m P ro d u cts won th e fa m e II had to. cru n ch in g the leagueleadin g K ille r Bee* 19-10 and retain ed a s lim shot at Ihe tid e in th e S a n f o r d R e c r e a tio n D e ­ p a r t m e n t W e d n e s d a y N ig h t Slow p itc h S o ftb a ll L e a g u e at Fort M elton Park. In Ihe oth e r game, the S anford P o lice Benevolent Aaaoclatlon scored four a lxth -ln nln g ru n s to triu m p h ov e r R M C I l-IO . T h e sta n d in g s have th e K ille r B ees o n to p a l 8-3. H a rc a r B e o p n d a t 7 -4 . S P B A 5 -5 , W n u k e y R iv e r 4-6 and R M C 3-9. Next week. W h iske y R iv e r takes on R M C at 6:30 p.m . a n d the KU ler Bees race S P B A a t 7:30 p.m . H a rca r has the w eek off. F o r H a rca r to have a chance, the K ille r Bees m ust loae their last tw o garnet and H a rca r m ust w in Ita last start to force a tie and a playoff. H a rca r and the K ille r Bees were tie d 10-10 en te rin g the bottom o f the fifth In n in g when H a rca r cam e u p w ith s ix ru n s on seven h its to cla im the victory. T h e big b low s In the In ning were trip le s by M a rk Steffea a n d J im Feud n r r and doubles by Jo h n A d a m s a n d J im A rn o ld . P r o v id in g th e o ffe n s e fo r H a rca r were A rn o ld (triple, dou­ ble. tw o tin g le s , th re e ru n s scored). Dee D elaney Idouble, three tin g le s. Iwo ru n s acoredO. A d a m s (double, tw o sin gle s, three ru n s scored), A lle n DeHaal (double, tw o singles, tw o runs •cored). StelTes (two triples, two ru n s scored). Feudner (triple, double, tw o ru n s scored). A ls o co n trib u tin g w ere B rian B u rke (single, two ru n s scoredl. BUI Roscoe, T e rry Roscoe and J e rry M o n ll (one single a n d one ru n scored each) a n d T o m N j and J a c k E lton head (one sing each). D o in g the d a m a g e for tfe K ille r Bees were M itch Burk (double, two sin gle s, two run scored), T im W e a v e r (trip le s in g le , r u n s c o r e d ) . B r H E r ic k s o n |tw o d o u b le s , rug scored). F ra n k V a n Pelt (t« singles, (wo ru n s scored). Rk H olt (two singles, ru n scored), T o m O lllls n (two singles). A ls o ch ip p in g In were Dav A n dre w s (double). P au l P ra tt (single) and M ark Raggentln a n d l T o m George (one ru n scored | each). S P B A trailed 8-7 en te rin g t h r I ■lath when It scored four ru n s o n | s ix hits. T he b ig blow w as a | triple by Aaron Jo h n a . S p a rk in g Ih r S P B A offense were J o h n s (two triples, single, tw o ru n s scored). M itch T ln de l (three singles, tw o ru n s scored). M ike A n sle y (three singles). T om H astings (home ru n . triple, run s c o re d l. R o b b ie S c h u ll Itw o singles, run scored) a n d Ned G olden (two singles). O th e r c o n trib u to rs Included K e vin Rcyer (triple, ru n scored). D a v id D e lro sso (d o u b le , ru n scoredl. Randy S m ith (single, ru n scored). A rt B a rn e s (single) and T ln o Fontan a and D aryl Brew er lone run scored each). G e ttin g h its fo r R M C were T om Tew s (double, tw o singles, ru n scored). J a m e s Ledford (trtle, single, two ru n s scored). like and Jo h n D 'A m ic o (one triple, one sin gle a n d one run s c o re d each ). R a n d y C o v e il (double, single). D an G ill (iw o alnglea. Iwo ru n s scored). Ron D exter and B e n ito A v ile s (two s in g le s a n d on e ru n sco re d each). Bob Keaney (single, run scored) and D elton M cC o rm ick (single). B UpsetContlnndd from IB bases. A fte r Ihe second out o f Ihe Inning. R ic k y Eckstein w a lk e d lo score T a y lo r and S cn c cck scored an a passed ball. L y m a n got a run back In the second w hen Jo h n Ju m p singled, (stole second, went to th ird o n an Infield sin g le by G ic e n k e and scurrd w h en Ihe shortstop threw the b a ll aw ay try in g lo gel Greenlee. T h e G re yho u nds lie d Ihe score In I h e t h i r d w h e n K e v in W ainscot! walked, stole second, went to th ird on a passed ball and scored when F ra n k H arm er d rille d a shot ofT the rig h t field scoreboard for a double. S e m in o le took Ihe lead for good w ith tw o runs In the third. S e n rc rk and M cC lo ud reached o n e r r o r s b e fo re E c k s t e in w alked. A dco ck follow ed w llh a Iwo-run sin gle lo score Senecek and M cCloud. S em ino le added an Insurance n in In the fifth on a very bizarre play. Senecek singled a n d stole second. A fte r iw o w e re out. A d c o c k sm a sh e d h i: se co n d s in g le o f Ihe ga m e to le ft. Senecek raced for hom e against a greal throw by the L ym a n leflfleldcr. B u i Senecek leaped over the catcher, w h o had thibasellne blocked, a n d landed on Ihe plate w llh both le d to score Ihe run. L y m a n made a co uple of Ianrun* at Sem inole b u l Ih r S e m i­ n ole defense held lo ugh . W llh a ru nn er on flrsl and n o one ou l In the sixth . M anner lined a shot toward ce n le r that T a y lo r made a ru n n in g shoe-string catch on and m ade a beautiful thruw lo first to double off Ihe runner. In the sevenih. L y m a n put a couple of ru nners on w ith two out but M cC loud got a pop up to second lo end Ihe game. M cC loud w as able to keep the G re yh o u n d s off strid e w ith a sh arp breaking cu rv e b a ll and u fastball lh a l w as lim e d at 84-85 m ph. M cCloud o n ly stru ck ou l three but he threw strik e s and forced Ihe L ym a n batters to fly o u l or ground out. A d co ck and Senecek led the Sem inole offense. A d co ck w as 3 -fo r-3 w llh Ih re c K i l l a n d Senecek was 2-far-3 and scored t h r e e r u n s . J u m p le d th e G reyhounds, going 2-for-3. ClassicContinued from IB V e n e z u e la . No. 4-seed S c o ll D avis o f Largo had lo ra lly lo heal D an G o ld ie of C a lifo rn ia 1-6. 8 4 . 6 2. M ulivut W ashington of Sw artz Creek. M ich., also m oved Inlo Ihe qu arterfin a l rou n d by beat­ in g G a in e s v ille 's Jo h n R oss (who upset A ria s T u rsd a y n lg h l) 6-1, 7-5. In dou bles play on the stadiu m court W ednesday. D avid E n g rl and V lllc Janaaon begun I he day s schedule by k n o c k in g off S ie v e D e V r i e s a n d D a v id M a c l’ h rrso n 2-6. 7-6 (IO-H). 8-3. O n Ih e g r u n d s lu n d c o u r t . A llo n so Mora und B ria n Page e lim in a te d T od d N e lso n und Roger S m llh 7 -6 17-4). 6-2. F in a lly . Layeiw lcckcr a n d Leif S h tra s ra p p e d W e d n e sd ay n ig h t 's s e s s io n b y b e a tin g Conference Continusd from IB d o rs n ol have a s e n io r on the leam . "W e 'v e beaten everybody except Lake B ra n tle y, and lh a l w as w h en ihe W ises were ou l of to w n a l a lo u rn a m e n l in T allahassee." C o m pe titio n is scheduled to start at 3:30 p.m. today a n d last on Inlo ih r rv rn ln g . no m u lch sta rtin g after 0 p.m. F la y w ill p ick u p again Friday m o rn in g ul N 3 0 a m w ith iln- s rc o iu l round ol doubles. Ihe singles ll iu l s a nil Ihe dou bles fin a ls L y m a n Is ih e host sch oo l for the lo u rn a m e n l w llh G re y h o u n d couches J a c k tUoninliigduli- and J e rr i K e lly serving us lournuin cu t directors. B ro d c rtc k D yke a n d C h a rle s B eckm an 6-3.6-4. Today und Frida y, play w ill b r llm ltc d lo live m atches divided over tw o sessions o n Ihe stadiu m court. M iguel Nldo o f Larg o and West Falm B ru c h 's J ix 'y R ive have an Interesting day ahead of them A t noon. Ihe iw o squared off In a s e co n d -ro u n d s in g le s m a tch T hen, a lte r Engel and Junsxun play Royce D cppc and Byro n T albot In u d o u b lrs quarterfinal. N ldo und Rive w ill learn u p lo play I lie No. I-seeded duo o l D avis and F a ir. Both K rlc k s irln and G ilbert w ill play in to n ig h t's evening session b e g in n in g a l 7 p.m . First. K rlc k s irln w ill p la y h is s e co n d -ro u n d m u lc h a g a in s t A le x llu m b re c h c r of S u tsu n . Calif,, before G llb r r l la ke s the court ugalnsi J im m y Brow n In llu- nightcap fpgS iSra1 i | FREE INSPECTION SERVICE h TRANSMISSION MISSION TUNE-UP j1 I cm w MM IsftUM , * • mi UMrt | ICj i g w $Q95i M iNqo w I f r e T t o wrin fclTrfOIT | TiMsasw* • i ! * t C iU ilM lif OAiTUai u a io to i m j t i f f 1 1 UCJ ( HAT 414 it ie i o e w i i i «.* 1 ■ t’ am *x.ttig u MumN a H tt«l0a» Ik i* | X S O -S S R R 1 S U I1 0 J I J tm t il 09 a t * - 4 0 10 0CUN0 • IA.) H VkaxUrgj ftt#i | |*04| T 3S-4SS* ■ h AAL TRANSMISSION VUQR1G M wm a i ' h mm C P U POM m§mm mm mm mm �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday April 5. 1990 — S S People IN B R IE F East«r family fun aat S u n day. A p ril H. L a k e M ary fa m ilie s are Invited to participate In a free co m m u n ity-w id e Eaater Egg H unt a n d D iaper D erby un the m e re r field beh ind D riftw ood Plaza. M O W. Lake M ary Blvd. Prizes w ill be awarded. T h e event w ill ru n from 3-5 p.m . For m ore Inform ation, ca ll Ja m e s C o s s t 324-1726. Trashbusters B oy Scout Troop 529, along w ith moms, dads, brothers end slaters, attacked litter on First Street in Sanford last Saturday, on the lin a l d a y o f ‘ M ake Sanford Shine', a com m unity ' w ide cle a n up effort. Their b a t t le c ry w a s “ W e h a te trash “ Their m otto w as “ If you've got the grime, w e've got the time.” From left: Dan Hall, presiden t o f th e Dow ntow n M e rch a n t's A s s o c ia tio n . Ivy H a ll, C in d y K o z a k , J u s t in Kozak, Crystal Tegreeny, Jordy Ptquar, J o d i K o za k , D an ie l H o lz a p p le , B r ia n M a r t in , Brenda Tegreeny, and Dan Hall Jr. Handicap awaranaas with puppetry M lcheLee P uppets Inc. w ill present h a n d ica p awareness th rou gh puppetry at Mead G a rd e n s S traw berry S prin g Fe stiva l in W in te r P ark at 1 p.m.. S u n d a y, A p ril B. T h e perform ance w ill feature M ark, a puppet w ith cerebral palsy. Renaldo, a b lin d puppet, a n d E lle n J a n e , a p u pp e t w ith D o w n 's Syndrom e. For m ore Inform ation, phone 898-7925. Food and nutrition claaa achadulad Sem inole C o u n ty 4-H Is sp on soring a food a n d n u tritio n claaa en titled "T h e S pice o f L ife " from 10 a.m. u n til noon on M onday. A p ril 9. at the S e m in o le C o un ty E xte n sio n Service. Y o u th s 8 -IB ye ars o f age m a y participate In preparing th is s im p le Italian m eal. C harge Is 82. P rr — registration Is required by c a llin g 323-2500. ext. 5560. H a n M Ptwta V? L*«y Oanw i Como join Toastmasters D a y b re a k e rs T o a s tm a s te rs , w h ic h o r ig in a lly m et fo r breakfast, now m eets each T h u rsd a y at 7 p.m . at S h o n e y 's R estaurant In Sanford. No reservations are needed. dvoroatsrt to weigh In A m eeting on s p iritu a lity In relation ships In O verealers A n o n ym o u s Is conducted on T h u rsd a ys at 7:45 p.m. In the cafeteria at W est L a k e H ospital. Longwood. F o r Inform ation, ca ll C h a rlie at 323-8070. Dixieland Cloggers to meet . D ixie la n d Cloggers clogging g rou p holds c lu b m eetings on T h u rsd a y, 7-9 p.m .. at the L a k e M ary Fire Departm ent at F irst Street and W ilb u r Avenue. L a k e Mary. Fo r Inform ation, ca ll 321-5267. East-West Klwanis to gather East-W est S anford K lw a n is C lu b meets T h u rd a y at 6 p.m . at F rie n d sh ip Lodge. Seventh and Locust. Sweet Adelines to rehearse S o u n d of S u n sh in e Sweet A delin es w o m en's barbershop s in g in g group rehearses every T hu rsday at 7:30 p.m. at N o rthlan d C o m m u n ity C h u rch . D oglrack Road. Longwood. Freq u en t nursing can d e ca y teeth DRAM ABBT: F o r th e second tim e In tw o weeks. I a m putting a c h ild u n d e r 2 ye ars o f age Into the h o sp ita l to restore teeth that have been decayed from "a d -lib " or " d e m a n d " breast feeding. Som e b a bie s de v e lo p serious to o th d e c a y b e c a u s e t h e ir m others allow th em to nurse fre que n tly throughout the day. and a lso to sleep w ith them at n ig h t, n u rs in g w h e n e ve r the c h ild feels restless o r h ungry. W h e n ch ild re n are given a bottle w ith m ilk o r fru it ju ice to have In bed at night o r nap time, the last sw allow o f flu id docs not go dow n the throat — it rem ains behind the upper front teeth, ba th in g them In a flu id that 1s readily turned Into the acid that causes tooth decay. L a L c c h e a d v o ca te s breast feeding u n til age 3. M others w ho do th is sh ou ld clean th e baby's m o u th after each feeding. A soft terry w a sh clo th w ill do the trick. JOHN P. KENNEDY, DOB, PARK RIDGE, ILL. D E A E DE. EENNEDYl Outstanding junior clubwoman awarded Sharron Sem snlo, district director o l Ju n io r W oman's Clubs, presents Kathy Kraanolt with the award for Outstanding D istrict Seven Clubwom an o l the Year. T h a n k you for a v e ry Important letter. T h e A cu d e n iy o f P cd lu lrlc D e n tistry In co n ju n ctio n w ith the A m e rica n A ca d e m y of Pedi­ a trics recom m ends that a ch ild sh ou ld huve Its first d e n tal visit between 1 anti 2 years o f age. ' Y ears ago. m any m others felt that baby teeth re q u ire d little or no c a re because b a b y teeth w ould be replaced w ith perm a­ nent teeth e ventu ally. Not true. U n less baby teeth are properly m aintained, the perm anent teeth w ill be u n desirably affected. Before new m others leave the hospital, they are ro u tin e ly given In stru ctio n s on baby care. If dental care Is not Included. It sh ou ld be. TH URSD AY'S PRIME TIME — A D V IC E & ABIGAIL VAN BUREN R IG H T . Its toll-free n u m b e r Is: (8 0 0 1 8 4 8 -L O V E . T h e p e o p le there are very m u ch concerned about wom en In y o u r p lig h t and w ill h e lp you to m ake a decision you can live with. G o d bless you. I w ish you well. (Problem*? Write to Deer Abby. F o r e personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, •temped envelope to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Loe Angeles, Calil. 90069. All correspondence le confidential.) *-------------DEAR ABBYi O n Feb. 9, 1987. m y wife went to the h osp ita l for a biopsy o f a lu m p on her right breast. W ell. It w as can cer In an advanced stage, and had already spread lo h e r ly m p h nodes. The b io p sy tu rn e d Into a ra d ica l m astectom y, but the nightm are w as not over yet. She endured three ye ars of chem otherapy, a n d I w atched h er suffer from all Ihe side effects, u n til Is slow ly wore h er dow n. She d ied o n Dec. 27. 1989. A b b y . t h is a ll h a p p e n e d because sh e w as too e m ba r­ rassed to expose her breasts lo strangers for a m am m ogram ! Besides, ca n ce r alw ays happens to someone else, rig h t? W ell, this lim e. It happened lo us. T h e re Is no greater p ain than to w atch h e lple ssly w h ile soneone you have loved for 3 2 years slow ly a n d p a in fu lly s lip s away. A b b y . y o u r e a c h o u t lo thousands o f readers every day. W o uld you please p rin t th is letter In y o u r co lu m n so wom en w ill read It a n d go re g u la rly for m am m ogram s? If Ihey d o n ’t go for them selves, perhaps th ey w ill go for those w ho love them . If I cu n co n v in ce even one wom an by sh aring m y story, perhaps I ca n prevent h er fam ily from suffering Ihe w ay I have. T h a n k you for all th e good you do. HW(M n » l « H T a m ili Vlnt.nl Olde Tyme Southern Coffee poured Lake Mary W om an's C lu b gsthered to greet o ld friends and meet new ones al an O lde Tyme Southern Co lfee last week. Pictured are hostess DeDe Callaway, who opened her home to guests, pouring coffee lo r Etnel Carlson, clu b president. PI A/A TWIN HWV 11■*.' I.'2 IM3 fill 1 n ext TS AV All AHl 1 VARNEY BILL F.. 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May lx- It's your m ol h r r. fa­ ttier. b ro th e r, s is te r, son. daughter, spouse, friend or 5®) E 8 ? iba V X % f i n e HUNT ton WD OCTOMR mMSUf*W MUM1 UATihIC*. all rtllAIoorM 1 1/1. J M IM % '/ a JB IF ONLY THEY CAME WITH INSTRUCTIONS. �4 * — S a n fo rd H e ra ld , S a n fo rd . F lo r id a — T h u rs d a y . A p r il 9. 1090 L e g a l N o t ic e s IN T M t CIBCUIT COURT. I I O H T I I N T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FO * I I M I N O L I COUNTY, F L 0 4 1DA C A 1 I NO.: * M *1frC A**L CALIFO RN IA F E D E R A L BANK, a Federal Savings Bank, a federally chartered savings bank. Iformerly known at California Federal Savings and Loan Alterlatlanl. Piom iiti. Vt C u r t i s 0 CO R TEZ and SHF Rl J CORTEZ. Ms wfle. NOTICE OF B ALE PURSUANT TO C N A P T IR W N O T IC E IS O I V I N th at pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment dated March n . Iteo in the above styled causa. I wilt ta ll la the highest and best bidder far cash at the west treat door at the Semlnete County Courthouse. San lord. Sim India County, Florida, at tl: M a m . an the » d day e l Way. INS. the o v k iid m L a g a l N o lic a t INTNI CIBCUIT COUBT OF TUB eights in t h JUOICIAL CIBCUIT IN M O FOB SIMIBOLB COUBTT. F LOB IDA C A S IN O : s e in e CA e e l IN B C : T H I M A B B I A O B OF K ATH ( B INC M A B I I FBITO G FOOT ADO. PstltSarwr/Wlto. and F B I D LOUIS FORTAJX). IV.. NOTICB O F ACTtOM TO: Fred Lsets Farted*. IV ISA* YOU A B C N O T IFIC D Ih et en •cltars hee eeen hied egelrwt yeu end yew s r t regulred te serve e cegy et yeue written A tehee s, it eny, te F A U L V . W O Y C I . ■ S Q U IB C , F e tllle n e r 's A t temey. wheee U N i n Is M 2 West Slew Beed < U Langwaad. F B r W i m i t. en s r M e r e A pril M . ten . end file B n sriem el with We Clerk et M s Ceurt r m pnpvT' ty: Lei U, Ram bit need accord ing to the plat thareat aa re corded In P lat Radh M Pages J and I. Public Recards at Sami nole Ceunty F lor Ida D A T E D th is 12nd day at March, 11W M A R V A N N E M ORSE. Clerk oltha Court By Jana E Jaeawlc Deputy Clerk PubtitN: je. A pril L ISSO D E O ISR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT M IDO LI DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANOO DIVISION CASEN O s e iie c iv o R L is U NITEDSTATCS O F AM ERICA, Plaintiff. V II 497.1W09IN UNITED S T A T E S C U R M N C Y , NOTICE O f ACTION IN B I M ANO AR B IS T IN M M In i c c o r d m c i w it h Suppterrwntel Rwte (C) II) lor Coftjm Adm iralty and M ori Hits# Action ol te# F *d»f «l Rute* ol Civil Procoduro, ond Locol Admiralty Rvte 7 03(d). n©Hct l» N rrb y glvwn o l fho orroti ol • 1.497,19* In United Itete* Cur rtney. In occordonco with s Warrant of A rro tt Ittwod on February 71. 1000 Pursuant lo Suppiementel Rute (c)(4), ond Locsl Admiral ty Rute 7 0)1 11# ond parson having a claim ogalntt tha property than fllo a claim *ite ♦ha Covft not later than ten (10) dayt after procat* hat boon »«ocuted add than fllo ani «n\nar within fwonly (70) dayt from fho date of tiling Itwir claim DATEO at Orlando. Florida, •hit 7m day of March. 1000 ROBERT W. G EN ZM AN United State! Alter nay By G R E G O R Y N .M IL L E R A ttitfanl U $ AHomoy •0 North Hughoy Avonuo Orlando. Florida 33SOI 77*0 (407) 444 4700 Pitbiith March 72. 70. April S, 17 1000 DEO 171 : I N T fft CIRCUIT COUNT O F T H I I I O N T t lN T N JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT O f F LO R ID A. IN AN O f OR I I M I N O L I COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO 1*4411 C A R P f MORTOAOC F O R IC L O S U R I CITICORP R E A L ESTATE. INC . Plaintiff. v*. SHANNON L W ILLIAM *. J E F F R E Y J DAVIS ANNE ELIZ A B E T H O E C H E LL O and UNKNOWN I t HANTS/OW NERV NOTICK OF ACTION TO A N N E E L I Z A B E T H D t C H E L L O . and A L L PAR TIE S C LAIM IN G INTER ESTS B Y . TH R O U G H OR AGAINST AN N E E LIZA B ET H O EC H E LLO RESID EN CE UNKNOWN t ww a rt notifted that an action te forte iota a mortgaga on tha follow log property In la m inate County, Florida L o t 2 ). B l o c k 14. O R E A M W O LD . according to •h* Plat tharaol a t racordad In Plat Boot I Paga 10 of tha Public Records of lam inate County. Florida And Commonly Known At: JUS E l Portal Avtnut, Sanford. Mor Ida 22771 hat bftn Iliad agatetl you and you a rt rtguirad to tarva a copy of your written dofontot. II any* to it on RICHARD * M clV ER . ESQUIRE. Ptewiftff* afternay whowaddratt it: Andersen A Or tuft, P A , Id) f Kannody Boutevard. Tampa. F 'or d a U *07. on or balora May I, ih d and III* thd original with •h« Clark ol thi* Court aithar batera ta m c a on P te in tllf'i niter nay or immediately thoro alter oiharwHa a dafauit w ill La an f*r*d again it you lor tha rottel damandad In tha Com piamt Dated April ). IW0 (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark of tha Court B t Pat* tc ia F Haalh Iteputy Clark Puhltdi April ». 17. It 74 IWO D I P St H appy J J t d B irth d a y A p r il 9 . 1 9 9 0 To M y S is te r B e t t y L y n n R c v t i* I lo s e y o u ll! ttener's W e t hey er Im m M ataty Hwreetker. er a deteutt m il be L o g a f N O T IC I OF FICTITIOUS N A M I Nonce Ik hereby given met I B HbesM ourV Sentard FI., la m Meta Ceunty. Florida. under mg Fictitious Name et A M E R IC A N INNOVATIONS, and m at I us lend ta register said name ee+fts Fie Clerk et the Circuit C ow l, lemmata Ceunty, F tar Ida. NOTICB OF S M IB IF F ’ S SALB N O TICI I S H I B I B Y O IVCN that by vtrtue et met certain W rit et Csecutlen issued eut et end under me seel e l the Circuit Ceurt el Orange Ceunty, F ie ri de. upon a lln e l lodgement rendered In the a ta m a le ceurt en me am day et September A O . IWd. In met certain ceee entitled. McCoy Lumber Cam pony. Plaintiff, —vs— John J. Salomons. Bennie J. Selemene and Specialty WeodCralters. Inc.. Oetandent. which otorasatd Writ et Csecutlen wee delivered te me ea Sheriff et Sam male Ceunty, F tar Ida. end I have levied upan me tauewMg a scribed property owned by John J. Selemene end Bennie J. Selemene. seW property being lacsteS In Seminole County, Florida, mere part lemony Oe A ll right, title and Interest el me defendants In me tallowing described reel property: The East H at Let W L O F. Swope Land Company's Flat at Black Hammock, according te the F lat thereat ee recorded In Flat Beak I. Feges I K end III. et the F u b lk Becerds at Semi note Ceunty. Florida end me imdsrsipnsd as Sherttt et Semlnete County. F lends, w ill at l) go A M en the ism day et A pril A D. IISO. attar ter bidder, tar cash In hand, subiect ta any end ell esltlln g liens, et Ihe Front (West) Deer et Ihe steps et ma*Semlnoie Ceunty Courthouse In lontord, Floride. That said seta Is being m e A ta le t I lly me teems et sold W rit el Execution John I . Folk. Sheriff SOAbM o Ceunty, F lerida Te Be PuMished: M arch n. IP. A pril I. IT w<m me Seta en A p ril 14. I*W PBO -IM ____________________ IN THB CIBCUIT CO UBT OP T N I ItTN JU D ICIA L CIBCUIT OF FLO RID A. IN A N D FOB S B M IN O L I COUNTY CAS ■ NOi W e t s CAFF L H A B B T B C IN an d B H CA BCIN, his wife. |/r/w/e/s, P le fn lltK i). vs JOHN L .N U C C IT C L L l.a single man. Detandantle) TO JO H N L N U C C IT C L L I W Zinnia Drive Casselberry. Florida 32202 N O TIC I OF ACTION C O B S T B U C T I V IS I B V I C I It alive, end II aim er or e ll el them A dead, their respective gnknewn spouse, h eirs, de visas*. grantees, creditors and all other claimants by. through, undarar against JOHN L. N U C C IT IL L I er either ol them: ond oil parties having er claim ing ta have any nghl. title or interest In Ihe p re p e rly herein A scribed B eilA ru.es el ell sold Detan dents tmknpam YOU A R C N O TIFIE D met en ocltan to tareclese a Mortgage en the tallowing property In Seminole County. F le rid a ; Let I. Black l>. H E F T I E R HO M ES ORLANO O , SECTION O N E. according te use plat thereat as recorded In Flat Book i l Pages I end e. el me F u b lk R e c e rA et Seminole Ceunty. Florida. Clerk at me C u tu tl Ceurt. Sambate Ceunty. Florida, M oc Statutes. T* uses ISSJ. G e ry K Uptegrefl Publish: A p ril L IS. IS. Sft IFW D I F SJ IN TH B CIBCUIT CO URT O P T N I ■ I B in i lN T M JU D IC IA L CIBCUIT IN ANO FOR S B M IN O L I CO UNTY, STA TB OF FLO RID A. C e w N fti W 4 W P C A 4 F L Oenarel Jurtsdtattan Ftartde Bar Ns.i SSOSW SOUTHEAST M O RTG AG E CO M P A N Y. Plaintiff. vs TIN A M A R IE KREUSCH. II living, e t u a . e t e l. SECO N D A M E N D E D NOTICB OP ACTION STATE OF FLO RIDA TO T IN A M A B I B K R E U S C H . It liv in g , a n d W B S L E Y J. K R EU S C H . her husband. II living. Including any usiknwwn spouse at said Deters d A ts It either ties rem arried end1 It either er bath at said respective unknown hair*, de vlsees. grantees, assignees. end ell other persons claiming through, under at against H I Pre sid e n ts Avsnue t i l . Brick, New Jersey 0 * m AN D TO: RO B ER T E A G L E A d ■ S T H IR B A G LB Wheee reeidrnce address is lea Mason Street. Metuctwn, New Jersey OMJO YOU A B B NO TIFIED that a action lg foreclose e mortgage A the taflowing prope rty In Semlnete County. Florida: Let n . SU N LAN O ESTATES. FIRST AOOITION. according to me P iet thereat as recorded in Piet Book it . Pages er ft W of the F u b lk Recarde el Seminole Ceunty. Plerld*. has bean tiled against yeu A d SCOTT P. C A U S SE A U K end CARO L R CAU SSEAUX. Ms A t* . JO H N DOE end JA N E DOC. A d ell ether pattens in pesesstan et subiect real proper ty. whose reel names ere un certain, and yeu er* requited to serve ■ copy e l yeur written W tarfw i. It any. ta It a : JO S E P H M P A N IB LL O . ESQ U IR E. P la in tiffs attorney whose address IS • 201 N Frenklln Street. Suit* IT1B. Tampa. Florida Uadi A at before Hi* 1st day e l May. ISO*. A d tile me original a im Ihe Clerk et Ih ll Ceurt tim e r baler* service A P le n u m 's attar: otherwise * default A l l be entered against yeu tar the rellet Am ended In me Cam plaint at P etttlA . D A T E D A mis 22th A y el March, ltw . M A R V A N N E MORSE . C L E R K OF THE C IRCU IT COURT B Y: J e A lr llt a n l Deputy Clerk Publish March 2*. A p ril V 12. ie. lew DEO20T IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH B ilO H T I R N T M JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT OF TH B STATB OF FLO R ID A . IN AND FOB S E M IN O LS COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Casa Na. 0*2442-C A M M ID STATE TRUST II. e Dele were Buelnett Trust. Plaintiff. rl the above named Defendants, end reu are required ta serve e copy et yeur written d r lenses, it A y . ta It A the Attorney tar F le ln lllllil HOW ARD A S F E I C E L . E S Q U I R E , J100 Maitland C A lo e Parkway. Suite Its M aitland. F lo rid a IITSI I sOTI 02S 0041. A A A tore A pril 21. ISSO. end III# me original a im ihe Clerk oI m it Ceurt tim er before service A Plain lif t s Attorney or immediately thereafter, other wise e A te u it w ill A a treed against yeu tar tha re lie f A m e n d e d In Ihe Complaint WITNESS my hand and the seal el mis Court a M arch TO. iew (SEAL) M A R V A N N E M ORSE C L E R K OF CIRCU IT COURT By J e A B rilk n l Deputy Clerk Publish March M >0. A p ril L it. iew ocom S « m ln o l* O r la n d o • W in t e r c a r s f t ir s P a rk N AN CY B R A N T L E Y , e Single women. A N N IE R C A R T ER , a tingle w em A . end R O C H E LLE SMI TH. e single worna . Defendants NOTICB OP SUIT TO: A N N IE R C A R T E R . II a liv e at dead, her unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, gran lees, c rtd lta rt end e ll ether portlet claim ing by. ihrougn under or against her Whose Residence It unknown but whose employment address It Zatos Inttrnoiinal. Forge Avenue |B o i 21). Geneve. New York lease. YOU A R C H E R E B Y NOT I F IF O met a actum le tarecSet* e mortgage a the following property In Semlnete Ceunty. Florida, to A t The East SO tael ol the W eil 2kt 2 le a l e l N o rth ' j o l Southwest t* at Southwest la A the Northwest '« s i Section u. Township IS South. Rang* ) l Cast F u l l/ p a r l lim e p e t llle n i ■ sp erlen ct pro C L A S S IF IE D D IP T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S M i — i i M>w ^ b« ...0 » i • • • • • M to II* per hour Win beta A ll t y p e s n e e d e d ! M el*/Fem ale P irm e w A l ■MBTI1I Ptkm Ki a u rtftect 4 IV.'88cm li dteewml tet ptompi ptm m h I tt e J vl tefm ftecte4iH » ra4dA ^ i arti»ar at c—ta la n i i i l l i P i l d f . CancH wVtevi fa v (pat r t w lt i. Pay aalp l a dap! yaar ad n m a l rate aamad. datcripltea fat la tte it rawdte. Copy HMit M l t a accapteMa O lAD UM It Naaa Tka Day kateft P a idcHlaa U " 4ay ■ II AM . l ater dap AD JU STM IN t T m D bvbp * m bn a m r In bn a * M b I bnIbN HbfbM wM b t FBB0MBW B Mr M b HrsS ibbbii sbb awry bp B bn»t W M b brSboM s IM b c m * b * I^SR* KwprlSan. PIm io cSocfc tort b4 N t occstsor t s 2 3 - t e X iG l MGtteBB P A T T B A C T tV I M A L I tell. I, Harr Is a C lerk III. bam M is data a am nat respAStota tar _ J 3 d l * lt j K j g lh 4 * A C t o r k _ Bee H I 211 Lake L S 2 ? _____________ P B IL B A ftU IR IO FBM A LB at. m. I T ', 120 Ibk. blend, attractive, altactleneta. tin derslending. very InNIIlglenl Has per go out sm e ll ch ild Saaks I t e llA Knight m Shin mg Arm or, Reply: PO Bee lt iW A P e r tO ra n p s .a u * P C A B IN N , S E N S IT IV E , H ANDSO M B M A L I W seeks thy. tim id pretty girl. B ei »22, Longwood. FI W fti CASH A V A IL A B L E IB m a te s P P I M A L B • M s . not tasking ter Peter Per tact but Oscar O rd in a ry P O Bee t l l t t l . Lake M e ry F l g T H _________ P P I M A L B Tell, pretty, slim, cla ssy redhead. M id N 't . Would ilka I* mart meta. SS to *1 who It emAtanelly and Iinane tally secure Photo • must. Reply PO Bee I W Ouotdo. FI B H t ___________ • O O O D -LO O K IN N S IN G L E DAD Jft I f . IU lbs would Ilk* to mao I a attractive H A smoking while tamale. 21 to 1L tar deling and posaibta rataltanshlp Lot's sla rl with tha M cC v In e y Concert 4/12 Send net*, phone number ft photo PO BOX 220*31. Or Iwtau FI 23*22 0*21__________ M E n -a rn u M K Liston To Talking Personals I S3 per cell cherg* to ph. M il * t2 a 3331.................. p t i e 1134 e t i e i s m ................. * t i e u n # 12V m 3 . . . ...... ......* 124-1)34 T* Leave M staege Free a s e ll ll 23— L o s t ! F o u n d ~ LOST. Black and while male Shlh It v. I Sam I le t! teen Lemon B lutl Lending a 3/21 Blue Collar. 0 IW B IW A B D Call 271 1200 23— Sptckll MotlCBB UCOMIINOTMT For Dotal It 1 *00 432 4214 Florid* ttotA v Aa social tan HCISHUd Mai troy a. the World Teacher, comet to gulp* u* Into a new ere e l peace and global coo* H elton Far Irsolnlormelton Tara Carder, II* l*S t i l I F u ll Nm* pe s lllA requires lin in g toed ft Kay plus store dkdta*. Cell >4* W27________ C R A F T S P S K I L L fP TR A D ES Pelntors. Cerpen^er^k el*, a m M l m* were you tan handle C a ll....... .......M*W 1t O B L I V B R T O R I T B R • Far Itom ce pert ttma/hdl Nm* Im m edtato h ire, eaceltonl * It tag retard, cheuftaur Ik. n w ired. M S B /tle rl p» 4 *w tor lecel delivery. M e t F rl Benefits. Substance toiling F ie l l City. W M B •A : P Cornwell R d , SentorA.B O l O R I V B R t e n d F r a m in g P u lle r s A p p ly In p trte n Lanes at Mailtand. IMS 1 U S . Hvry 12 02. Maitland C h ild C a r t _ o m c_ D e f_ m a a * ^ _ _ _ E s p e r le n c e d r e s id e n t ia l •toeI r k tent, and eepertanetd m erclpl...............C a R M U S tl B X P B H I B N C B D A th u s ta tltc mature te te sp e riA tor dress shtp. Apply: Slim ft Sassy. I l l B 1st SI. lA t a r d ___________ G O LF CO U RSE 33— B u skiM S and Rw opportunity to work M many e l Me top c n n p A H I In yaur araa C a ll haw tar an in......... m u m NO F t I / F R ID A T P A T AM A1IN O recorded m eliege tip le n s d eta ils Itadlng to earning tiaOOS. per month astern# Call I N i l sa l 13*1 DRIVE A M I R C l D t ! W E A R D E S IG N !R CLOTHES I A I N IIS.*** P E R MONTH! F u ll lurw tar tela dactor't p r a c lk o O rgeM iad. social s k ills and typin g a b ility Camputar A d toturtnc* *■ E O B .— ..... ............AA/F/H/V S l* r l to d a y a n d g t l a peycfwck wtRUn • week We h a ld b a c k n a lb ln g O u r smptaykos are ce m tA ffy in CRU |407) U3-SW7 Far 14 hr recerdsdn * *Rt3TMMMT* * N W t t l C d B r i n t e d B W i* bG rsef V A to rd Local ton AStoedylncsmo with weekly c A lre tI s * Very Prelllebto Business * Good Terms Aveilebto __________ m e o w __________ 71— H t l p W a n te d ft M l MAID FOR YOU M F, lo rn to 4 pm. W ill train C*R M olly Meld. l* PH » f M P tO Y M E N T C000 NOIt IMS RffBfW Daily W e r t ............ Deify P ty C all be* tar details •H er tom . m -HSI HftlRSmiS! Immedtato opening tor ft p s r toneA stylist tor busy man's satan In Oeltone 124*3*0. ask tor J w ____________________ H ftiism m E sp a rts n e A . fu lly I r a ln A professional needed tor newly redecorated A d esp en d A M l service salon SON plus par cenlega of retell. Pa id vac* H on.... Corrine’ s beauty Satan _________ 2214121_________ HOSPITAL WORKERS To SIR per hour I W ill Irainl A ll fy p tt neododl Start today I Permanent post Horn I *4**111 sum* to P O R w ISM. Sen lard. Ftarld* 32227_________ NURSE AIDES * AUMMTS H IG H ER START)NG P A T I F *r carttltad ar t w m lsn c A Apply U ip o rsA to1 A l t make torgar paychecks •It Ihe lim e. Stand Uttar e titn gt Part lim a ft M l lim a •v e rlA to C a N T a d b y W I lM gw B. B a il__________________ PART TIME JOUS * * liU N E S # * ideal Iw w c A d tocama. cal toga students, housewives M e lu r e . P a rt at M l lim a Ha aaparl a n a ^wadad PFo train. h t lp needy a r g a n lia lle n etas Start «F________C A S W S tW _________ P A R T TIM E •--« I*-..). UftSiM C0MSNLTART F a r lueury w artm on l cam mwuty in S A ta rd Salary A d barwhts. Call 323-2*2* L IV E IN CO M PAN IO N to care fa r lib e rty A r s o n in my home Light housekeeping A d earning, own car p re ta rrA C a ll days. 2*2*22*. eeos. * L jO O K I !I * No las* Hi a S4 IS per hour to tier!, plus banusn R s ta s A CaR m »1*4 PART TIMEU IS /poN w i E ip a r to n c A In ceaklng ft c tearing crabs. Tuts, ft W A a lfe rn o A A tves every week C a n .________________ j w a i i s loss Ptm im oR sviiem Goad pay F u ll and pert lim e pestilent eveltobta Longweed area G elt Caurta Celt t a l l 134 . PARTTM M o d ia l background halpiui but nm necenory O r g A in d ft t e m lliA record! ft tailing Can stark at ham* at e ffke C ell tor a*m 322 W32 HCMCAE RICEPTIOWST S f JtVfCf 5 m i i w _________________ MAEirniUMCI NOMItS fit HO TIE........ L A U N D R T W O R R E R S -S a W to S 4 .2 W to M a rl ItnntsPito * *R E D E 0* * DAT C A R E In my Mk hem*, ta l'i *1T LC l«2Cal3 ________ C e ll M l 4W2 LAMB M A R T A B B A Jn ch ild ca re end chllBcon e l IpyllwlM* tchoM C a tlU B Ik i) F»*.. m Ia Is. 2 yrs tapartarvead Lais * From ft Reck ante* • M I D I C A L S A LES • R N P e rtT Im p • K R U R T IC N O FF IC E C L E R K S RECEPTIO N ISTS S B C R B T A R IIS WORD PROCESSORS INDUSTRIAL W O RKERS R LBCTR ICIAM S 2 7 -H u m ry * M EW C A L# • RECEPTIO NIST P A / P a r l Ttow :sessmstt ..I .a t J N Bb s T A L E N T B U IL D E R S >WI«R*P*T*tbber............. I I - it ★ l-RBP^R^ •v i f e M NeelRkC 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ____________________8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 HOURS L A N D S C A P E S ! - P u ll lim a paailtano D v lva r't L k a n w ...... C ell 2221132 to b**P pul d»wn * wail C a R tw m * . NEW STARTING R ATES Paul F. Lange Publish: A p ril l tz. te.se. tew D B F SS to the Cam W ITNISS my band and seel et M s Ceurt on the Seth day et March lew (S C A D M A B Y A N N IM O B S C C L I B K O F T H t COUBT By: Sheren Dunn Daeuty Clerk Publish March IS. A p ril L II. to. WW o c o ie i CLASSIFIED ADS 71— H it e M te w te i B R P B R T W A N T IO • T# W it. Secttan Ski F t Florida NOTICB OF FICTITIOUS N A M E la hereby given met I am snpsgsd in buebww a t MIS Beerdell A v e . S A te rd . F L . lorn mole C ounty. F lo rlM . under tb e F l t t l i i e u t N a m * a t S T B U C T U B I D i l i O N ft SALES, end met I Intend W 71—H tte W m t H 71- H o f f M a n t « d N o t ic e s Akehe* per sons needed Isr our S A ta rd and Orange City stares Apply to person A fy el: WatMert 3412 Orlande Dr. Sentard.... Aa* tar R a er Tam FAST RESULTS" Just a tow Ihart dayt was ell II took tor Jo e 't Creative Cancreto to I I A Ifw rlghl MAIDS WANTED Ona at Rw larges! m aid sorv Ices In the area waking neat >person* to loin our I day nook Good Pty. Lacetadto F om Pa rk. Q » U M openings II yaur look mg for g o A employres tor your buv nest place yaur halp w A la d A to tha taetord Hereto TOOATII C LA S H F I I D D IP T . 22*1*11 MAIRTtRAiCE PERSOH P u ll fimo. Day*. A fply: WW W. Rd to. lan iard M E D IC A L * # POSTAL J0RS* * S le r le lt lU I / h r For s u n m d applkaftan info * * C K A ' S * * can • A L L S H IP T S II • O R B A T S A L A R T II • B X C IL L IN T ■ IN IP IT IH Join Our EscM tonl Health Cara Ttam I H A M * Cara i it it im a a it T a .i ra i * A M to» PM .(C F TIT dayt MOOUCI HAMIT l u l l liffte. tell *round pwrMn m uted CMteter. dltpteY. i k Apply In p tf u n I a n i F t p d u ciM U rtet W t e n w d A v 3 2 3 -5 1 7 6 IWW.SSWM. NARTED HAIRSTTUST FOR F A M IL Y SALON Following a must Full ar part lim a Pent vacation 31) SWT A C T O R S /IX T R A S H M lyw aA Easl M gm i No. asp nates sary L it T*000110 331 3321 taac fall I M a rt tan tba Harato ADO TO T O U R W C O M I S I L L A V O N NOW _______ C A L L SHAM*_______ APPLICATORS lOtS t lj / h r W* tram Ouieoor work to local araa Full and part Urn*. H lW a lT T l s il. f t l■■K3r3rE^!^c:I^raz32!:3a■il ^5£5El a a u A - EeaqAmm u m I —j r i ia .. a— Lucy A C ilia w . C P A C am Farr ASSEMBLERS ImmA iats epantogs 1 w o r n 3*34*.13 Flat tandpflw tall C a ll34hrs ASSEMBLERS L e g a l N o t ic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IO M T IIN T M JU O ICIA L CIBCUIT. IN AND FOR S B M IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. CAS* NO.: s e it t e C A e t DIVISION: L D U V A L F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LO AN ASSOC IA ION OF JA C K S O N V IL L E , a torpor* Hen. PIMntlN. vs JU DITH M SMITH. II living end II deceased, her unknown spouse, hairs, devisees, grew toes, crA tta rs, and *11 other parties claim ing by. through, u n d e r er e g a ln t l h e n M O N TG O M ERY W ARD A C O M P A N Y . IN C , * Florid* corporal ton. Defendants NOTICB OF ACTION TO JU D IT H M SMITH. II liv in g and II deceased, her unknown spouse, h eirs, dr Mil o th tr p p r li n c la im in g by. through, untter or ogainut bar Rtv«temti!) UfAntewn Y O U A R K N O T I F I E D that un am undud action te ta ru cto tt a P u rch a ta M o n ty F irs t Mortgaga and Note an tha following prop a rty in S E M I N O L E County. F lo rid a lo t 4. test tha South 400 tedf thoruof and a lto tha South 4 00 teat o l Lot s. a il in H o c k it. Casa P a r k V illa * Phasa I. ac cord ing to tha plat tharaol a t racordad in P la t Book 79. Pagas 14 and IS. of tha pufciic rarord* o l Sam inHa County. F lo rid a ha* boon Iliad *gam*l you. and M O NTG O M ERY W ARD A C O M P A N Y . INC . a F lo r id a corporation, and you a ra ra hat been tiled agamtl reu and quirwd te w rv a a copy o l yaur you are required ta sarv* a copy w ritten dutenta*. If any. te IV on ol your w rlttA detente, it A y LAW RENCE J BERNARD. I* it. a the plaintiff t attorney, E SOU IR E . P ia m titr* atternay. whose nem* and address is w hata a d d r a t i i t 7944 P a rk Harry M Hobbs E squirt Straat. J a c k s a n t lt la . F lo r id a Harry M Hobbs. P A 37394. on or batera M a y 94. lt d . P O Bo. rm * .and tiia tha a n g in a l w ith tha Tampa. FloridaTSST2 00*0 C la rk o l this Court aithar batera and til# me original with Ihe sar« ico on P la in t iff* attornay or Clerk at Ihe above styled Court im m a d ia t a ly t t ia r a a t t a r , A or A fo r e April It. 1000 o th trw isa , a da fau it w ill ba otherwise a Judgment may be u n lt ra d a g ain st you fo r tN i entered against you lor 'he ra i lot d tm and ud In lha com relief demanded mi Ihe Com ptemt o r patttion plaint or Petition W IT N E S S m y hand and tea WITNESS my hand and tha saai ot this Court on M a rc h 11 teal A sard Court a March l X i**0 iteo (Court SaaJ) M A H V A h N t MORSE M A R V A N N E M O R SE Clerk Circu it Court A s C la r* at tha Court ■ y Jo a Brntant By C a c a lia V E M r n Deputy Clerk * A s Daputy Clark (C o u r t s e a l i P u b lish M a rc h I L 77. 79 A p ril Publish March IV 12 TO April 1 Ited L tow D E O lav D E O ita No aapartanca nacasaary. 2 ih l Its aval labia Waakancfi No Fee Q U A LITY T E M P I __________ *42*2*2__________ A A N L a w H Tatal yard M d town ca AU3TUUJA WANTS YOU!! B X C I L L I N T P A Y. Bonofits Transportation Call 487 79S 7400 t« l l $43 Toll fth m du d fam Mpm AUTOFARTS DEUVERT DRIVER t ' l days par weak. Cam act M ike al B A 0 Dlsbibfutars. __________ *2* WW__________ p ilS g u V b ■ iB I W w t o ft ............O H W I QUALITY WOIXI P R t l H T I M A T iS I C A lU a i ^ U g .M g w . U b* t a r n B b iaop* CwBor N a ja a S M ta r p / y n M 3 2 * jg i T ^ a n c a s r- AVON E a r a B it r a W it hone, set your oven haws, only Sf 30 invest man! Call *2t I s lla r 32* 3020 WWPISSMWAL ftAROCXRR la mgvtog B t M A r t w f t t a S t tog. ctadtvvpl CamptatoCaral CAFETERIA W0I1EI I Fma Esi I Mr Van, ropes} ■ LAWN MAJNT. SS Mon thru F rl deyllm a hours Apply to parson NCR 1200 Lake Em m a B ea d Lake M ary CARPENTERS Lake M ary Pm lal Cantor on Rtanthert Rtf M usi have tools Ask tor Grog or co ll 2W2W*________ WSS » . Rd 40. Sentard. sr W0 Lk. M ary B tv d , Lb. Mary Frl 1AM to 4PM. to* 442* ■Of ir HlblRI Lm Ia I M p a d li, slaisassarb arou n d t w lm m ia g p a a lo . s t id g |m R aRBrl ar. 'Financing O m m m Iw u I l f T k l fixers ■■ w a rb . r a a s a n a b la ra w * , msbd. Ratorw K* taO-SWl, tra d , ••to. a w anaut lac batasl Cali tax fe w i-g w -B M o n ic o c o iw n p iw w i T m ffS w S w T W q rtS r S S ■ Day thftl 4 IS am to 2 4S pm Supervisory • tpenenca drtirabta but net required Apply el to N. Hwy. 12 A SI. Dabery. M M . fhrv a *-----1 w in i Ctoa r u x M apw v is r . x s i n. t o u m IIWBTOWB l i ' i T t o 1. w o x x CHARM NURSE RN OR LPN HA4JUM G • ad*a. H B A w CASHIERS A ll th ilfk a vailable Good hourly wags Raisa aftor at days No ••ponarca nos dad Start Immadiataly Pram a iMinelopporfunlltas Apply TB M B A ! ... g vm na 1 ii--w hni...... n u im l« W R y » r c t a « n in t t im l T A R O B B B G fl N A U L B G MW LO A D . 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U a k g Araall Q r o v e v ie w \ ttk m Af* 2000 Lj M Hwy IM . 321-OMR 103— M O W * HOIKS TD RENT } end 1 kedreem Unfurnished* Lake Mery end la n i a r d e r e e s l C e ll fer availability end locations Ask lor Brende mum ftCHttO fl 1ST MY After only *’ l D A Y ” , R Woods of Sen ford rented his un furniihadhouse. F O R ; FAST R EN TAL RCSULTSItt C A L L T O D AYtl SANFO RD H E R A L D C LA S SIFIED D IP T . 122 M i l Frad A tia ka O a n t* Sludta Cattalbarry F « Mora Inta M l la*I Altar IPM NMIHOUUMAN Full time Capsmlth, 131 H H WAREHOUSE HOMERS Immediate opening* I 900 990 M M r i I 3 Flat ten dollar toll Call lehrs mafHOUUOtiviRs IMO 111 IIHourly Will train All shift* I2913BM m / n h m d o lli WLDCR/MEOURIC Truck and equipment Great benefits Ryder Systems. 271 Bush B ird . San lord 272 2500 R i t l W _________________ 112,000 PIUS 20 year aid company Meting S Tap Lave! Managers Training and benefits For Interview C e ll............ if o a s n - t m 01— A partm ents/ H o w to Share M A L I nantt kmata to there pooltlda condo Fraa rant tor hautakaapinq Caa m m u S A N F O R D /L A K B M A R Y 3 b d rm 2 i e l h . I ir e p le c e SMS/mo Vision ReeHy *_________ 717 4M7__________ SAN FO R D - Cory 1 bdrm . 1 b o th , c / h / e . w / c e r p o r t Sheded let. close to city perk e n d s h o p p in g No p e ts! M75/mo ♦ 1475 security Cell . m n — ertor 4pm SAN FO R D 2 b d rm . I both, prvt fenced yerd M00 mo plus security References re puired C ell 221 H42________ SAN FO R D 3 bdrm 1 both USS/mo 1200 dsp Includes weleff end eteefrIdly 231 m t SANORA • 1 bdrm . 2 beth. lerge screene d in porch, th /e M H /m o plus security Cell 44Sl40>er 2220011_________ 3 B D R M 2 BATH, fireplect. w e t h e r / d r y t r . quiet neighbo. hood. M® rent. 14® se cu rity ............... U F4M 2 3 BED R O O M I beth. c/h/e. 1450/mo plus dvpotiI Refer W esher/drytr Full u m . Includes pool 140/week Call 121 2472 Nice yerd 1121 month plus* 1275 deposit Located Airport Blvd Sanford Call 7741041 L A R G E renovated I or I bdrmt, rent by wk/mo A/C, pool, laundry, safe for children, special discount tor *r cifi /ens 771 M M er 112 m i SANFORD Nice area, charming small complex, huge 7 bdrm I bath centrel heat and air 1400 Call 444 S471 Im M Mm . it n lafwuattd it ik p ia i ttvip. mt m u n k ft I k tw pratankoalt Good n p » u T d lg > W * y m « * » ft* Wylty Ay (ANport antfanca) OttkaSpacaar Ottka/wafBhawa tpata ayatl C W I R M W N m lW fa a a t. 111— ConMomi nivm R t n f ilt LAKE MART CONDO Hiddan Vlllagt > bdrm I bam. paa!. U f t par manth m u m a rW IM f ■ R A R D N IW O F F K R RLD N O me ig «t to i.iok w ft A C IIO N IN O I Iff*, m* C a w n if o a OFTKE VRCEH M UAU 'Ava*!abk k Hkrtmanftat Oil *g It Vary atfratOrt Nrm* O U IN N R IA L T T a n i 1*») I I M A L L R IN T A L O P P IC I1 laaad OC 1 Vary fa a w a b ta t H « I*. CaW K u l H I l i f t 141— Homes fo r Sal* A R I A L I T * A L U bdrm I bam wi t h vaul t ed ce i l i n gs , screened porch end lerge fenced yard Seller w ill pay closing'Only 140 900 Metre Reel C iteie Ce Inc 017237 ____ ASSUMARti, R0QUAIIFTIN6 OR NEW LOANS WITH USS THAN 12500 CASH INCLUDING CLOU NO COST 1 A 4 bWm fioma* in Sanford Oaltona DaBary L» M ary, Longrraod Altamanla Spring* 2 b d rm 1 bath fire p la c e appliances, carport 134.900 LESS THAN 53*100 DORN 1/ 1*1. appliances, living rm dining rm* fa m ily rm w /b ric k fire p la ce 10 ■ I t te rn porch* p riv a c y fenced yard 157.900 DELTONAASSUME NO QUAL 3 bdrm 2 bath split plan Corner lot with paN 1144.900 ASSUME NO QUAUFT S fl'r. 1.4B* Id H , now pain! end carpel appliances on 1/1 acre 15l>/mo 111 000 L0NGN00D - LESS THAN S2,100 DOWN 1 bdrm 1*t bath* appliances fenced yardl 122,900 F A U L A B E T H O tiO R H E Y IH T U R E I F R O F IR T III 111 4744 A s s u m e L e c h A r i e r . 1/1, screened porch, fenced. A I area 15.900 dnl59 900»J 4407 CH U LUO TA 51 E 2nd St ) Bdrms 1 bath A 4 , utility shed 149 500 Cell after 4 pm _________ 4710970_________ eeaeeeeeeeeeee G O VER N M EN T RESA LES BOG M. BA LL JR.. F A. LAME M A R Y R E A L TY 111 4114 111- Resort/ V i cation ______ R i n t i l i ______ 1 Bedreem In Smokey Mountain c a b i n In T t n n Neer Dolly wood -and Gatl'mgburg Weekly end monthly 221 4200177 417f or 411 47t Ut7 115— Industrial Rentals A A A AU SIH KSS C E N T E R New office Whve 100 ff to 1.495 ft Bays with or w/o offices itertm q a l 51®/me Hwy 17/93 A SR 477 Cell 12+9154 SEg a t t l or O N E M O NTH FREE SHORES Rental A p a rlm a n li O n L i k a M o n ro # I S I S W Sam i note B ir d Hw y. »7-M San lo rd. F L 12771 323-2628 *7 T*-***" W " -4> // leee • |n / if s a u / + M W UO 414 / «M m / [’ Jl > M ‘ ils • Watprfront Lllaityl* • Modern Fltnaas Canter • Indoor Racquelball mm>_____ 141— Ham «s tar Sato 141— H em es ta r Sato BATEMAN REALTY O IN IV A Charming 1 bdrm phi* loft, tty bam aldtf homo baautitul hardwood Moort Cm I acra. load* at malattk aakt' 1 car gar ago W J R M H W L k . Naat Iila la A ra b a r .121-2297 32147S9. ii \ 11 l i m n 111 W . t i t . I f . t a l l * A t* Ham atSantgfdDaAary Oattona 100% Financing A ya iia ek Nothing down tor V A buyar* Undtr HOBS down F HA buyari S IR V IN O T N I SANFO RD M I T R O A R I A FO R I I T I A I S DtKOunt lor Sanlor Cm jam Lot U» Man ago Tour RaniaH__ ■■ N IV A II ___ larga oa*t. llructura Can ba largo aattly m adlflad lor h*rt* aa*ll » la ( lt Sam * sw n tr tmarKtng. Wtf.fOB CaW VI Fine A ■ ■ A Ida Flar'd*. MSdM* I r u la R I . M M I** TE LFA IR R EALTY 31 HWY 17 91. D«GARY ^ * ■« % I ‘ ii,;* ;;. A M .V5 I Si ♦ ’' M i l STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. *% A n 34d ^*at • We list and sail more property than anyone in Ihe Greater Sanford/Lake Mary area. O N LY D U F L I X In Arao la t h unit 2/1 Corner iof Assume, no qualify Nice neighborhood Affordable 549.900 14K Lekefrewf 3/3 Villa Area pool, tennis Assume no quell ty Owner financing F p k Big 171000 G R O VE VIEW V I. Greet Room U p g ra d e d c a r p e l m any • ■Iras., n ice kit* near US 17/97. I 4 Super neighbor hoedlUQOO R EDUCEDI Assume No Quell ty Country poolside 1/1'i 3 story on 4 ecres Neer river Bring horses Now 1110,400 BIO 14K 4/1'i Nice lk Mery area Custom ettras Open a ir y G r e e t s c h o o ls Beautifully landscape 1179 000 CALL ANYTIME 321- 2720 322- 2420 1545 Ferk Or.. Senferd 441 W. Lake Mary I I , l k Mery FMA/IOHO HOiET New Homes. I t good kxa lion, low down, low monthly Reset# homes also available AA Carnes# Inc# Century 21 Cell Janet MentfwM Pays. 11*1214 Beet* Itl-T in APRILS S 71AM TO SPM tltS A T IU M A D R Clam**, household Hems, curtains A rods, paperbacks, turn, m»sc BIG TARO SALE A FR IL4 4 7 # 4AM to 2PM 1419 PALM ETTO AV A n tiq u e fu r n is h in g s , Bentwood rocker, oik tables, mid 1900's gam# table. 1912 oak Hie cabinet. 1491 sewing table.. Tennessee cedar th-tti. lap desk, -end mete Set of Chevy It Inch 1 Hug, mounted good fires, clothes, guns NEW A O lO f I COME A S E C H ESTATE SALE 19 F A M IL IE S I Drapes, pofs, pant, dishes silverware, electrical appli ances, bedding furniture, clothes, new, small and large j e w e l r y , o ld w a t c h e s , circulating heater with drum boats, corsages and flower arrangem ents for Easter Much more! Saturday and Sunday. 4AM 4PM J400 block South Willow Awe San lord la W M a a s lI______________ Fri A Sat., 1794 Patfnette A r t , K itch e n collectibles, wooden antiques, t e a m glassw are brass, crockery pictu res A fram e s, m ilk cans, fish ing equ<p tools, htg bolt cutters, lo g c h a in s , sa w s , d r i l l s . furniture, andirons* do ttunp FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY >07 W ®m |west on Airport Bl from Seniord A n North on Park A .e l block 1st left t D ressers, sleeper* m isc __ F R I D A Y A S A T U R D A Y , 4 am »o 4 pm U&i Georg na A«e . Sanford Furnifure children t cioihes* msc. items From tools to toys end every thing in between! 3514 S Myrtle Avt Sanford Thurs day and Friday from I 4^ GENEVA 175 Soum j«#ogw Rd 1R oft a* f I Multi femily Lots of odds and ends 47 Ford Truck Fri A la f 9 to 5 Fo i'ew flower s«gnt GIANT YABO/MOVING SALE APRIL 407 04 9AM UNTIL?? 153 BE ID ER AV. (near Lk Mary Blvd light oM 427) Lots of fu rn itu re , Appliances household Items, and mlsc L0NGMO0D/W0001ANDS A F R IL 4 A 7 t AM lo 5PM 193 E A S TE R N FORM Auto and boating accessories, tools, household mbsc items . books, ♦ays, clothing________ _ Maying 'Sale Saturday and Sunday.. April 7 A I* I A m. lo 4 p m 3011 Cedar Avenue, Sanford, furniture. Hof Point portable dishwasher tools fishing techie 4 much more) MULTI FA M ILY SALE Apr.I 4 A 7 9em Until? 1404 Palmetto Av To much to mention!! Don t miss It!1Ne Early Birds RUMMAGE SAU A F R IL 4 A 74AM 144PM la ke Mary Nativity Church 7751 N Ceunty R d aj? IB74AS4411/4074AB-S7R2 323*2323 1431 V IH L E N ROAO FRIDAY A SATURD AY | AM to 9 PM M ISCELLAN EO US ITEMS 147 Piwecrest Pr . Fri A Sa» 4 I 31 year accumulation h o u s e h o ld Item s, lin e s hardware, foots., fishing gear b>g sue clothing lots of rnisc IFUIILT SHE Friday and Saturday 1 1 laaa Grandview Ant. Sanford No tarty birds______________ 307 FAIRMONT DRIVE IWniand Estates) 9 APRIL I 9 AM te 4PM Ch.ltfrens clothing Sears U a» big a c «*ero furniture end misc m -C e m m e rc ta l P ro p e rty /S a to sm r • IH U D U O R M R I dTW IN B I D • Lib* n#» U0 Call «Y#n*nj«. 7711 UUOAmJAIKfS Recondlf toned# Guaranteed N r* reel elummum tiding M L ! OR L E A I E 71.000 «| It on I 'j Mr* 17 00 tq tt or flOOBlq It O R IA T T IR M 1 I Reel t*tete One «7773M T R IP LEX Geed Intern#, frgwth perenli*! [ • ( cone * re ild e e tla i an III. Incem# l i t 000 «ip#nMt *1*00 Pri<#. IfVOGO AitumMHe tinerKing #lt% .))•*«) H IDDEN LAME Spacious 7 bdrm villa Corner tot SI7.000 GENEVAi ACRES WHY PAY HIGH PE R C E N TA G E S ? MOST HOMES SOLO S3.954 less fer 154.9M and wader CO UN SELO R - E D POR E KEYES BEST BUYS •R A N D NEWt Watting lor You1 2 bdrm., 3 bath, lovely country home Lrg tot full of oaks Priced af 174.900 Inside util Many xtras! Wes Leuwinie 3211999. eves U ta/Sata_____ Big Oaks' Easy Terms I S21.900 l Realty 444-9254 HAVE TOUR ONR RANCH! 9 ♦ acres Meytown Road 10 m ilei from Osteen 579 900 Good terms! CALL BART R EAL ESTATE R E A L T O R ____ . ..JO-7491 OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Wooded lots River access A T TE N T IO N V E TS f Assume w''qualify this 3 3' j home Lk M ary Schools Waterfront Low Interest rate A mtg payments 194 000 Clayton 73) 1704. eves. 311)533 153— Condominium* Co-Op / S i l t I D V llW I L O S I bdrm 2 baths. FR heat pump* solar hot water large corner tot sprinkler s y tle n i A more 194 500 Lyn 121 T79A/22I 704/ LAM E S Y L V A N E S T A T E S Country living with city con veniences A pleasure to see 3 bdrms . 7 baths 199.900 Lyn Faisen 111 3794/111 7991 R E T IR E E S Paradise! Security A recreational activities Low taxes low maintenance Price reduced 111. 500 R. McKenna 111 1411 ST JOHNS River on wide canal away from river ft living area 731 1709/eves III Gracious 3 7 Only I lots Over 7400 tq Elsie/Cindy 4199 L O V E L Y 3 story 1 2 'i home with great rm A spacious dming area fpic, A foyer Water front VN OCO Assurnw w/qualify Lk Mery School Evelyn. 171 1799/eves 111 t i l l 323-3200 407 322 1155 V ILLA ) OF C A I I E L I I R R Y 7 bdrm , f bath * den screen porch 94b 7999 er 477 4123 1ST— M obil* Homes / Sal* CARRIA6E COVE SUPER NICEIt 7 bedroom. 7 full bath doublewide Cathe drai ceilings, haraboard sid ing. shingle roof, skirting Must See Te Apprectate5t4.99i Cell Collect 407 911 7040 ar 407 194 9927 after 4pm LAR G E I BEDROOM lic e t lent condition, nicely furnished, rorner lot al Park Ave Mobile Perk 122 294f CARRIAGE COVE SUPER NICEH 1 bedroom 7 full bath, doublew«de Cathe d rai ceilings, herdboerd »id ing, shing le root, sk irtin g M ust le e Te Appreciate!14.195 Call Collect 407 911 7040 or 407 394 >977 alter 4pm 1 S T -R e t I E ita t* W in tmt uwo Wanled immediately! 10 40 acres, suitable tor residential deveiQpement Write Terry Clayton. Route 10. Boi 319 Lake City. Fi J7QSS or tail 904 755 4404 Brokers pro tecfed________________ a NEED TO SELL* TOUR HOME OR IAN0T cm inti FOR IM M IDIATE ACTION Jof(train Rtal Eilttt <07 322-1155 1*1— Country Property / Sal* ★ MUST SELL* REDUCED 10 S30.000 Non Quality mg Mortgage SECLUD ED But Close To Town I Acres w Mobile. Septic, Weil iert*«M Rial EtUU 407-322 1155 IETES i IN THE SOUTH UME MMV ) bdrm | bath spld pt*»n Large fenced lot Lake M«rf schools 5*1000 W ALLA CE C R E S S R E A L TY 331 9577 ★ NEED TO SELL A TOUR HOME OR UND? CALL USM FOR IMM EDIATE ACTION Jof|«ns«n Real CslitE 407 322 1155 SAU OR LEASE OP MON D ELTO N A ) b d rm split Tbaih l 15? vi ft * acre 1*4 'MX)' Assumable Non QwaMying Loan Call 11) 14)1 SANFORD My Owrw» LOve'y I bdrm 3 bath ho.rw on ranch Many ■ Iras Close its with 15 stall licensed boarding stable also 1 fenced pastures m ciwdrd M*jt» * hum# tor man ager Many extras Drastic price reduc* ton 5190 000 Call 1)1 77*4 l i t —A pp liance) / F u rniture BABY CRIB converts to youth bed and adult bed N#w m boa Only *14# Cell 1)1 4/J/ 9 ) 59 I5 A LI We Buy/Sell Furniture A Cel lecftblet. Including Esfates 7591 f Senterd Ave . 1)2 74*9 CHEAAY CHINA CAIINET French Provmoei sauu New chine cabinet 5400 Thomas orgen iPleym eit' Guod con _ d .tW !» » Call D i m s CHERRY Drop leaf 'able 1400 1 pc maple settee, tajo 4 d re ts e r w/m irro r* Idfk pine ), 5400 J7t 7755 CO UCH sleep*# 5X30 Howe queen i m f ace'lent condrtiuri C a ll 172 /HO KING3I7E WAIEiBEO D oub'a unda, d , * , a , naa, malfft.% *1,11 la tw. fta.%, lk * f b d C t a t a *aadtw aid and (amts.!*, )Too Call 727 **'. al»a, *PM aa,*,m a aaaka^d* 717 m i W N t I L CHAIR • pan. u m anl* 7 »••**. Ramayabla arm*. ItfM na lfM . H i , fa “ M Call M l MB* IT e Hu na n C a b , T V • I mm a*d Atblnf *17). Flthar VCR. toad canditian. t i n K U * 7lrm>Kba**i77)IWiaWYtima N P U T a* kttebaa cam#art i l H i M l iHal tu n bketudad C acafkm candHkn D M Call 771 «M»*Hk * 7BPM 2 3 1 -C a rs a . cap! !*■,*»*• *k H C H I V Y SPRINT Auta A/C. ttan*. law mitat, arly ) ll* * 7 (K manta CM* U r . p «t »w . » u n I tear. auta. air. ttar*. IM a i SN A PPER RIDIR with catcher •HP rveett* good condition Alto, push mower, good con dltton 221-9919 j Hoop trytog) LIK IN M H I FAIRW AY M O TO R) "Ham* ol *1** Dawn I Rida " I D ) 17*7Lenawaad 7)1 ] F0R0 BROkCO IIUT 1W— P»ti4Su# p(ta« rm a m a t * H it * aacti Graai » « * IK P n u n t il........771 7M* M A ll atattric and aw. . . ) tpt ed ovKdrlva. 1 whaal drlva. 7 tana brown. 1 r*ar tranttarabta WKranTy. m a m — m m . ....c b n m i m .I M I P im TAKE Uf RAtlHIITS d C O C R I R IRAN I I L - M#k. ■lack Purfbrtd Fr## h) *aod Cal! 770 *777 aicaw* l»». ta*. till*, alt Auta. A/C. b o w k itaw lnf, 7 OR. ttaraa ca u a lt* . rad. anly *11* 77 par manta i Call Mr Payna. 7777177 M PONTIAC L I M A N ) M 3— Livestock and Po ultry • O A T ) "1*“ AM a « n . tliat. and bnadt Will M il I or a ll....................... Call Ta* *7*4 T U R R IT )-C H IC K IM O U C H )-Q U A IL! A 0 1 1 ) 1 . Laadadll tunraa*. mini can diltan S U M ...... CaR H M N ) S TA M P CO LLIC TO O • Bv*m« U ) Mint C d lK lIa n t. Rial* b io cii A PMtao* Call lu#l #77 l*a 7000________AAanFrt 211—A n tiq u e* / Collectibles ARRIVERSART SAU Starling our sTh yaar. Please visit us April 2nd 14 tor our Big Sale! Esq 4 Ruth's Ae------122 1149 213— Auctions Accessories • PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION a ■ V ia r W S O N S t O A T T iW P M DA YTO N A AUTO AUCTION Hw*. *7. Dartana ***** ________ W AM M U *________ TOYOTA CAMRT14 LC can m mat M S— S lim y / C e im 2tS—Boats and kffMMn Rui Estati *tart, M a lfK ) 7* PM CMCVTCRVNUt*’l l m — L iw n 4 0er**(i flf-ib each Ne meaty dowel 4 Acres w‘ Septic A Well Mobile Home OK 547 000 Nan Qualifying Mortgage F R E E Mother In Law cottage wilh this stunning 3400 tq f t . 4 bdrm , 3 bath home on 1 acre Hardwood Moors, fplc healed pool A spa Many amenities are included in both homes Only 1399 000 Dolly/Wes 272 7154/221 7999 A L L I T I I L l U I L D t M t at d»«lK invak*. 1*** I* 70 000 u n C* fi« 7 7*1 M I c a llK * i l l 4) monthly ..Ow:ner (994) 314-4579er (W4U2134I9 SOOFt. On St. M m Rhnr MUST SELL!)! W n r k TARI Uf fATMCRTS 111— B u iM in fl M it a r le ls p o w n R /u i M in o IM d U M t a iiw t N o r u lcm n w ■M r mad*!, laabt and tdw* llbdnaw) U» 177 ItM awcet, HvrEteg er eat* dfe else •ell end repeir.... 3774794 B R I D O I I A N T I O U lt d r o - W l 1 * 1 AA/UI • Attnaa Thar* Tpnt Mao Hwf ******A ■ M) AA M n A S S U M A E L E • 1/2 W'above ground pool Country af mosphere with city conve nienco A well kept secret until now S4« «00 Wes/Cindy 323 3700 771 7999 173 3977 WEMIVA R IVER Acess Super, private 1/2 on over I acre, split plan w/ great rm and lo ll Quality construction 592.000 Pet/Sharon 313 3399 eves 377 3774/249 4719 3223443 U 1EO PARA IONIC C a m P W K w n i . l l Mock#I NEGC H R tTJB and Mod.I NN **07 U 7) Call Vardk *i 777 7**) E it 770 ......... M e n F f lll p m WA N T * Pi *aa* laabM f ***H r nm t from . *77) )IK IM 1) bp d u a l v alla# * R**l |«m * K P fR iK .ie U T X * C N cIrk DARXiaooo ma*..-..«wi7ii tASABP I y turner P * l* li 151— Acresye- IU H L A N D * newly remodeled, large 1 bdrm . temfty room, b g lot 141.S00 M A X )IM F L A R R r t MART 71) L#nkrd A**. Maw/UHd hm A •##* ____ 777 « m ■ IIP IM d A T O R H O i t j i x x ....... C a r 77i r o i CHURCH On 17 Secret Near I 4 MUST SELL)I Real E stale One 05-090 P IN E C R IS T • Big 3 bdrm . central air. near Park Treed lot 143.700 SUNDAY ONLY F r i A Sat. April# A 7 4AM T O tP M 7944 Palmetto (Sanford Av to 79th St turn West I block) Horse wagon wagon wheels, harness arm parts, ladies new clothes to HP air compressor, van ec cosor.es old cars, aid guns old tools, furniture mitt Fraa kr*<k*r* el m*imt»tn prcp*rt,n Coat fr**n atr In Wrtt*rn Norm CKOlinal C*M tell frt*. I M* MJ WM K twit* IM O KY MOUNTAIN LANO A H O M E S . PO B O X ieo». M URPHY N C )*ro* ItlraW tW.MOOTMTO 10 00 to 4 00 143 Country Club Cir L atief Good Stutlt YARD SALE 14 3 -O u t o l State P r o p e r t y / S ilt QUKORAhil CAN Yeu leftover 1 7 home w 7 car garage, fully trussed patio, eat in bar to family rm and cin der b lo ck/stucco 147,900 tot inet Cindy / Evelyn 111 1799 111 M il/ 312 4299 9AM T O ) p m O ST EE N C IV IC C EN TE R Rf. 411 (acress from pe s le ltm • l W A S H E R /O R Y E R W IN T I R 1 FR IN 01 l/ l'i. (tntrai HJA RaWtadl TI1.M0 H . M *lkl*m *t. R u t lK I T O N I I hn at WaaWuff. IM P tg. N phi* N n a d liartga MN/m aW Rohan*. W W t * * FUAMARKET* * SATURDAY APRIL 7 APRIL BONUS 4Q{id!BWF lA R fllO IVSINESS CENTRE 1470/month 2 BEDROOM DUPliV W — Apartm ants Fu rn ishad / R in t T no 1* chan* tram. I *1 UMBO I mwmatot#, no auatl tjtng 233— AAisceita mows 1S1—A p p lta n cM /F u rn itu r e MDOCNUMl 117— C w e n w rc ia l Rgwlalt plus 12® deposit Empire Re SHARE 2 OCOROOM HOME 323-3301 E il SOS 1 to ctm nt tram Ht*t! W» and Ian 100't Bath n*«rl» brand m t at tin UNTDRD 2 10RM., 2 BATH elty Group, Inc 4701072 3 Bdrm. duple* carport, newly decorated, fu ll k lfe ch en SJt>/mo Cell M l f!22_______ Stidie A I kedreem epertmenlt M Depestf ter II A aver THC CROSS)K S P R O P IR T T T O R IN T 1 0 5 -D u p ilx T r lp l t i / H in t S H A R I HOU1I Pratar oMar pa rta n . nan irnakar Far Information W M l attar apm SENIOR SfECI AIM ) M (TBBK tram, m a * R i P armanti afNn I n * itunranll L k d a R ik a PfBparty Managaf S U M DOWN INaOOSINC * WNMTEO* * a DANE* INSTRUCTOR) No aipar nacatiary/MHfrain • TILIM A R K ITIR ) E>par lane* pralarr td a F rant I ■Can M A N A G EM E N T I R I A L l r m m um i n » 322-2223 127—O H ic* R m t a li t« o apartmantt I bdrm I bath, all appliance* SMS m d MM/manta 7 7 4 W U * ) 1 1ID R O O M aft t l m t parking. ltB/»k alac A natar In chidad pee tacurlty M U W 1 M R O R D > M rm kaut* Ik «*•* by awnar. nka and claan Mint tell Call m a W S i ^ wJ m aw tin a n u C A L L l » IP TOW N A V I Tw cxocm n VO LT T I M P O * A ■ T 1 1 ■ ¥ IC11 ________Callklk-tlW_______ a c o c v n u /H R s n ic o n R fM tM IT S •akam a B ail O p In Team I CO M * A W O O tT ITII CaHMP-MM______________ 2 yrt aiparlanca Varlllahk Goad M iring retard Pat* all D O T r a ft and p a tt drug acraan Paid racallan A haaim mtur Othar banatlt* alta Sun Ball Auta C a rrkrt, t i t 7777 s P A I R ON PARK • 1 bWm lu r n lih a d d t w M la lr t IM fe rn h tm t/ R oot I hava 1* patiliant ta tin k a I ■parkin * Hacaatary CAM TOW N I L r t f ________ Caw m b -)***_______ g i i - i ----^ L a. — » t m — w llT ITIrrlfl» IVVll f RBITT TEUMM UTtlS A lam# araa Na tailing I anthutiettlc paapia naartad npa la tal appaktmanla tar ham* tacurlty. W ill train Goo* pay atpm M/T 14am Ip m U t Call lahn takUBB TILIM A IK ITIN * g 141— H u i m i ta r Sato STUBS rSOflRTT Ate***** aRfJkaJkn*, M tlm t f t —A e e r tm w ts K IT ’ N* C A K L Y L C 9 fcy Larry W ritk t 1 1 * - I m I C ita to iJ - A e e r t w w e ts F u m b le d / R tn t _ ■ASS BOAT IV Gfetsfreem. I® mercury, full loaded, like new. !59®/otter 1194952 BA SI TRACKER T i l l . 1999. » H P force m otor Alt tho e i tro s'15.504 377 4154 KMASMI150 JET SKI M With trailer Used 4 times U .500or best Offer Call 117 7705 before 5pm 21f—Wanted to Buy t t ! Aluminum Cant . Newspaper New-Ferrevs Metal*.......... Glass KOKOMO...................... 12111® PRIVATE collector paying top d o lla r ter c o m ic books, baseball, football, basketball 4 hockey cards Call 221 9994 9 ar II cu, ft, refrigerator. Preferably white in good con dition After 7pm 1 » 1)09 TAKE Ur FATMIRTS HeMtNqDem eacept tei. teg. title, etc •9 D E L T A BROUGHAM 4 OR, eutb, air, electric win de w s en d s e e ls , s te re o cassette, only 1149 24/mo Cell M r Payne, m 2121 Iff) VOLVO ITAION WAGON Cold A/C. good tire*, runs good, economical tt.295 or best otter .................. 1441144 199! T B IR D ♦ L O A D E D ! RUNS ANO LOOKS GREAT* 14.509 CA L L >1) 4499 1994 IIU2U TR O PP ER II 2 dr I spd. e/c Eiceiieni tond> tion. '19994 A'lk for Randy m a ia a 1997 ISUZU TROOPER 4 dr. LS pkg . white'Silver. 5 spd. lew mites 19997 Ask tor Randy O— le r ............... » H N 1999 J E E P W R AN G LER 4 cylinder. I t p d . e/c Eac condilion 19999 Ask for Randy - P P f f e r r T t n a y j - 13* 4144 1999 RISEAN Kira Cab IB V4 4*4. 20.000 mDes. auto. a/c. tots of X tras D i m . Ask for Randy Dealer............ 12*4144 Iff? PONTIAC OTA FIR E B IR D 5 7 lif e r , t tops, loaded 114.919 Ask for R a n d y Dealer........................ 212-4244 V DO DGE DIPLOM AT -a c y l #4 4 door, high miles but runs good 1700 obo P I 9214 '91 NISIAN Pulsar - Black 5 spd. AM /FM cast# sunroof claan 12000 obo.ttd 1510 94 R E N A U LT A LLIA N C E 5 ipeed, air, stereo, 2 door 71.000 miles Runs good, but needs miner brake work 1459' negotiable O rig in a l Owner 77/ 7474. anytime 234— Im port C a n and T r u c k i 222—M u sica l M a rc h in d is* scum STORY A Clark console piano E ucoMent condition Just tuned tllOO Eves 371 0075 i i t t w court il Red. auto, excellent condition H9 900 Call 321 1*59 223—M is c R iU n tous • B IC Y C L E Boy I 24" 10 speed E ice lent condition tlS etoo. Calf 1224194__________ 2 3 3 -T ru c k s / Buses / Vans • BIG MANS Oil wood rocking choir E iira nice condition !75 .... Cell 2714*04 C H E V Y YAH ‘79, auto. a.r. power steering, clean, carpet, new redials 117® Mrm Call 429 1491 or 471 3940 IUT- ..SELL. -TRA0C HUEY'S CROWN PAWN _________ 447 3214744 * 4 C 0 L 0 R T V P o rta b le Good condition 115 C e ll 173 4744 '79 FO RD F 799 good tires, 10 dry box. runs good 11500 Call 122 4744 * FO RD VAN. custom interior low miles 114.500 13 ) 0120 weekends 177 3094, leave mw) • D O U B L E M ilfin is h window IS*4 tt) Good condition 190 otoo 372 337), L a k e M e ry 237— T racto rs and T ra ile r) • CHAN GING Table baby furniture i l l W hite, w icker toidsout Ceil 145 1940 __ •E LEC TR O N IC BENCH E Q U IP M E N T O t g if a l m u'llim eter B e il end Howell, works greet &4QQ0 Call.............. .......122 2427 E LEC TR IC RANGE# I? TV 4 h p D y n n a rt m ower Call 223 5599____________________ • B K B R C Y CIE E L EC TR IC E xcellent condilion. o v ersiie se a l, toot s tr a p s SUPER W O R K O U T '' HOP 145 4140 F U R N I T U R E , d is h e s ed uce tionai toys and m i sc items C e il 371 27ti a fter 4 P M H E A V Y DUTY 4 / a 4 , steel Matted Ira*tar U 00 C a ll _________ M51IH_________ e N IN T E N D O T A P E for sale tJQ 00 Cal) M e ry 3® 5747 • N IN TEN D O ' TECM O B O W L " N F L F o o lb e ll game pak boa and in stru c tio n s P la y c o m p u le r o r frie n d 5J0 DOor will trad e 377 9®) PING PONG T A B L E , excel cond 174 m*n* frampoMne 3' 525 sieel desk ) i ) I® ollics C h a ir s m wheel sw ivel/lill 520 each, kitchen tab'e w leaf 5 )0 w a t e r b e d w fr a m e p e d e s t a l heater • a? 5100 bedside tables w draw ers 520 ech bar che>r s io o is w s w iv e l H O e c h . Webber grin on wheels elec l l i r t t r 521 C a ll 111 9)4) Precast i f ip* P atio Stones D ry wells, grease trap s Ready m«« toncrele D ist Bo'i Stetf cem ent M ir a c le Cawcrete, )23 1/51 R A D IA L A R M SAW 10 Cratrsm an N e a rly new 1775 Ce> 372 s a lt R O U N D C H 9 D M E R A C K S 'or T s h im eU E ecelient condt f'on Regularly tio o each ISO •e ch cash only C a li 777 • *97 fU M TRSCTOM » U )ID IH )T O C K A L D I 2 0 I A L L P R IC II! M aiH a n d Tractor A E q uipm ent *• m i N of M a il land Interchangeon 17 97 134 77/7 23S—V eh icles Wanted WE PAY TOP 111 tor wrecked CATS'trucksl WE S E L L guer an teed used parts A A AUTO SALV A G E el DeEary. *44 4499 241— R ecreational V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs R V L O T I H 4 7 m q in c lu d e v w ater/garbage'lew tage, P a n Avenue Mobile Park m 3991 If// C O A C H M A N R V * 12 Dodge )40 root a ir, generator sle e p s 4 4 Self c o n tain e d 14500 obo Ca ll after 5 931 719* * __ __ '(9 FORD MOTORHOME 74 F t tlaeps 4. ve ry good condrtion 13.499 CAIN 322 4499 day* 741 4747 evenings 74 TITAN MOTORHOME C L A l l A 74 tt 54 000 mikes, com pletely rem odeled m ode complete' brake |,eb. rebuilt front end, m tcro*a*e air horn and musical 'horns root air good awning « new fires s i soo Can i n o)/4 243 - -Junk Cars JUNK C A R ! R EM O V ED NOCHARGE 12) *)// IITe# Dollar II Pa>d lor |ur»4 cars, Trucks, s whee* d*«*e Any condtfen Call 173 !**9 �r #9 M — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday April 5. l*W0 •LONOIK b y C lik Y m iii Surgery can correct annoying hernias D B A S D R . O O T T i I had m y leadin g to (Issue damage, su ch g a llb la d d e r rem oved about a a s gangrene. In s u c h caaea. year ago. A fter the aurgery. I waa corrective em ergency surgery la aware o f a " s tra in '' feeling In the necessary. area o f the Incision. E v entually. T h e r e f o r e , p h y s ic ia n s r e ­ It popped, ca u sing the tissue to co m m end elective re p a ir of moat b a llo o n o u t. I n o w h a v e a v e ntral hernias, depending on squ lsh y bu m p about the sire of an orange under the s k in of the Incision. I have n o pain now. I can eat regu larly a n d exercise w ithou t discom fort. However. I look lik e the " H u n c h B e lly of Notre Dam e. Q u a si Bloato." M y Internist says I have a ventral hernia. Please e x p la in what th is 14 Beverage Is and how to fix It. HOthow wa D B A R R E A D C R t A hernia Is an o p e n in g t h r o u g h w h ic h s o m e th in g (that sh o u ld n 't be there) pushes. A ve n tral hernia Is a defect In the a b d om in a l wall: It's a re la tive ly co m m on conse­ quence o f surgery. s is a M O oN pst W hen the surgeon removed 17 Asttvasas y ou r gallbladder, he o r she had U Nssrty Im R to cu t th rou gh the abdom inal m u scle s to reach It. A fte r taking out th e gallbladder, the surgeon sewed the ab d om in a l m uscles 2 AlbCiSUl back together. O rd in a rily , the m u s cle In cisio n s h o u ld have healed com pletely, leaving you as good a s new. In som e coses, however, the stitches don 't hold: rather than healing. Ihe m u s cu la r Incision gaps open. T h is cau ses a perm a­ nent hole In the m u scle through w h ich portion s o f bow el (or of the bow el covering) herniate. A soft m ass or lu m p m ay appear u n d e r th e skin. T h is lu m p w ill enlarge when ab d om in a l pre­ s s u r e Is I n c r e a s e d ( d u r in g stra in in g o r standing) and w ill decrease or disappear when a person reclines. V e n tra l hernias, lik e hernias e ls e w h e re In Ih e b o d y , are u s u a lly not u h ealth problem — w ith one exception: a condition called -tran g u lu bo n . If a loop of bow el pushes th rou gh the hernia und c a n 't be re lra c lc d (either n a tu ra lly — by g ra v ity — or by gentle m anual pressure). It maysw ell. T h is causes pain and. e ve n tu a lly , lack o f circu lation . th eelr ir s u ite procedure la quite Ih e . T h e pi straightforw ard. IJIJLJII (IlllJk J L J L I L lL l □ u u i i L IC JLJU L fllL S l u -j l i u i l i i i l -j u I .I L 1 U .11 IL'J U U U la u u u LKJL1 U U U IJ iJLJU U kJll L J U L IU U U IlkJL'Jl.l IJ U L llJ U U U 1ULJ 111 Jl ll J U lliJ U K -JU fJU U I1 U U U U U ULhJLJ UL1LJ 11L IU LI UUU UUU □ J U U U U U L i ULK'JU U L lll 111 Jill ! L3UUL) •111(1 U L 1 I 1: 4 I 'M II I I I • la R o t ^ state (ab4r.) • Mots I c t io n f lid t • CantsswWi •NNcaRy 7 Half ol M M Trick 17 Skidded 21 Jacob’ s twin M Notions JO T ol TV SI Author Zsno W HOM 34 Docorato J4 Suportsttvs SOffla M Play on 41 TorrHIc 42 Attontlon43 Fencing sword 44 OM 4 5 D ry 44 Virginia wWon 47 Ingrsvo 44 Church court SI — do H I ts to Sy MCA. « B B y Ja m a s Ja co b y W hat lo n g -w liu lcil b id d in g lo reach u sh aky s ix diam onds! D eclarer won tlx- heart ace anti played u diam ond lo d u m m y ’s ace. H ow nice llia l E a st's sln glrlo n w as the king, hut South now had to tlp io e htxnc w ith rare. He played Inc q u rm o f hearts and th e n th re e ro u n d s o f c lu b s , d is c a r d in g one o f h is s m a ll spades. Hr then played d u m m y 's k in g of hearts. I d lin g a no th e r spa dr go. Next he su c­ ce ssfu lly cashed Ihe ace and k in g o f spades. W est follow ing w ith Ihe Ihrcc u nd six-spot, lie was now ul Ihe crossroads. T o have a n y chance for Ihe co n ­ tract. he needed W est lo have a n o th e r bla ck rurd. If he could guess w h ich It was. he could ruff a curd In that suit and then exit w ith a low diam ond. West w ould w ill th e nine of d ia m on d s but have to lead away from the J -6 lo give declarer h is contract. E v e n tu u lly S ou th played a spa dr u n d r u f f e d It. W h e n W e s t fo llo w e d w ith th e Ja ck , the e n d p la y p o s it io n h ad be e n re a rn e d . D e cla re r led a low diam ond, lockin g West on lead a n d m a kin g the contract. W hat w o uld have happened If West had false-carded w ith Ihe Jack of s p a d e s on the se co n d h ig h spade? I>erhaps declarer w ould have m lsg u rssrd and played a lo u rth clu b . S ix n o-trum p w orks nut better. After the diam ond k in g drops under Ihe ace. de­ cla re r p la ys out four rounds of clu bs. S in ce West cannot throw a diam ond. It becom es easy lo e lim in a te h e arts a n d spa de s from the West hand und throw W est In ut its- fin is h w ith u diam on d. 4-t-M NORTH • K IJ TRIM 4 A11 ♦ A K 104 BAIT ♦ J ll TJ1I 4 Q T2 TltTII ♦ 111 ♦ K A m ( f ill 11 SOUTH ♦ AMil RAQ 4QMI74 ♦ QJ Vulnerable: BoUt Dealer North (•Mb 14 14 «V t NT 14 HMt Nertk 14 2 NT 44 44 »V P in Pus Par Pus All pus Opening lead: V 3 Eul Psu Pus Psu P su Psu HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Aprils. 1990 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovts po I K A V ^ A N Y Pt?T$ $ TMAT AP-i OUTLAW ING? I'LL *AY/ J V f (5° T A VI Fa n t a s t i c a u t ° ^ a n #$ A itPpiFlC C tfP I T CA/?P " P U -. ANP AN ABSOLUTELY i fA tu L o u s peer, Co NXOLIPATION L O A N / GARFIELD j by Jim Davii i SU M BUGS BUNNY In Ihe ye ar ahead you arc lik e ly lo m ake y o u r greatest guilts |usl w hen It looks like e v e ryth in g Is g rin d in g dow n lo a halt. N ever give u p regardless of o u tw a rd appcurunccs. ARIES (M arch J I - A p r il 101 D isca rd you r present procedures If y o u 're being sty m ie d by de­ lays. T ry lo Uu|ilt-mcnt fresh approach es today, because you r resou rcefu ln ess ca n lu-lp you c ircu m v e n t the roadblocks. G e l a Ju m p on life by u nderstanding Ihe Influences w h ic h arc gov­ e rn in g you In the year ahead. S end lo r you r A siro -U rap h pre­ d ic tio n s today by m a ilin g $1.25 lo Astro -G raph , cJo lilts new spa­ per. I*.0. Box 91-128. Cleveland. O H 44101-3428. Ik- sure lo stale y o u r ro d la c sign. TAURUS (A pril 2 0 May 20> A s p u r-o f-lh c -m o n tc n l in v ita tio n m igh t Ik - extended lo you i.xla y that co u ld lo rn Into som ething rath er Interesting C o n sid e r II. even If you have a previous engagem ent. GEMINI tM uy 2 1-June 20| lln r x p c r li- d changes a rc (Mtsslhlc lo d u v d ia l co u ld enable you lo n t JJ4T.. ---------- "THAT COUGH an o p tim istic outlook, even II ll a p p e a rs y o u a rc te m p o ra rily s tu c k In a rut. If a change occu rs. II w ill be sudden. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Ik . 2 11 C areer and finances could lxy o u r (wo m ost fortunate areas today. Use you r Ingenuity and resourcefulness In udvunce your Interests In both venues. CAPRICORN (D ec. 2 2 J a n I9| Y o u 'll have y o u r ow n special te ch n iq u e s for lia n d lln g tilin g s today d ia l sh ou ld w o rk out lo y o u r advantage. Use th em ic gurdlcsa of how u n u su a l they m ay appear to o lh rrs . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Krb. I9) T h e re 's a chance you m ay gel Involved In a co m m e rcia l a r­ ra nge m e n t u l th is lim e d ia l w o n't tx- conducted along c o n ­ v e n tio n a l lin e s . I t 'll lit- the u n iqu e n e ss of th is e ndeavor that co u ld m ake profitable PISCES (Kcb. 20-M a rch 20| T oday som e u nu su al h cu rltts m a y be d e r i v e d f r o m a im rln rrs h lp u rn u ig cm c n i y o u 'll have wt i h an a sso ciate w lili w h o m y o u a re n o l u s u a lly aligned. • (C| 19 9 0 . N B W S P A P E H KN T E H P K IS E A S SN . b y L e o n a rd S ta rr A N N I E _________ by W a rn e r B ro th e rs lln a ll/ c u situ ation w h ich has Ix-cn extrem ely hard lo lie down. M ove sw iftly If you spat an opening. CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 22) If a l u ll possible, lim it y ou r In­ volvem en ts today lo those o f a m e n ia l nature rather lh a n p h y s ­ ica l ones. Your m in d w ill be w o r k ln g b e t t e r lh a n y o u r m u scles. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Y o u r fln u n clu l trends look rather en ­ co u ra g in g a l th is lim e and Ih rrc Is a c h a n c e y o u m ig h t d o s o m e th in g n ote w o rth y to d ay d ia l can either m ake or save you m oney. VIRGO (Aug 23-Scpt. 22) A pleasant surprlw- could be In slo re for you socially today. T ake a d v a n ta g r o f II Im m ediately, because th is pa rticu la r type of o p p o rtu n ity does ,n o l p rcscn l Itself lo o frequently. LIBRA ISept. 2 3 O il. 23) You r best Ideas a rc like ly lo com e lo you today when you're off In som e q u id plait- alone free from distra ctin g , outside Influences. T ry Ihla technique If you need fresh thoughts SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) C o n d lllo n s In g r r r r a l look hope­ ful for you u l th is lim e. M ainta in , TH R O A T 'S a w FRO* v o ic e I u 6 ep t t o j M t A $rr / l A w fv t, L C. / . ' thc 1 A S - . 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Leonard High School could bear a striking resemblance to the state track meet last weekend at Showalter Field. Seepage IB By KILLY JORDAN Herald stall writer Royals clinch cham pionship SANFORD — The Disabled American Veter­ ans Royals defeated the First Union A's 21-15 to clinch the American Division championship of the Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League at Roy Holler Field. In the other game, the Seminole Ford Red Sox scored a run In the bottom of the sixth Inning to break a 0-9 tie and give the Red Sox a 10-0 decision over the SunUank Orioles. See Page IB □ N a tio n Civil rights com prom ise fails WASHINGTON — A proposed compromise has failed to win White House support. President Bush and key members of Congress arc again locked In a hlgh-stakcs showdown over civil rights legislation. See Page 8B >Mfetwtfe fey K«a, J«rtan Todd Kramer, 14, of Longwood is credited with achieving a scientific first. S h u ttle repair on track CAPE CANAVERAL — Engineers Installed a new cooling system valve aboard t* e shuttle Columbia and If tests confirm a successful repair Job. the spaceplanc will be on track for blastoff around May 30. two weeks behind schedule. An official launch date will not be set until after a flight readiness review next Thursday at the Kennedy Space Center, but internal plan­ ning schedules show May 30 as the agency's current target. If the schedule holds up. the shuttle's countdown would begin at 1 a m. EDT Mav 27 with liftoff set for 12:38 a.m. three days later. Columbia and Its seven-member crew origi­ nally were scheduled for launch on the “ Astro-1" mission Thursday, but flight pro­ cessing was put on hold when engineers ran tnlo problems with one of the shuttle's two cooling systems. The trouble was traced to a valve In “coolant loop No. I" that was restricting the Row of Freon-llkc refrigerant to a crew cabin heat exchanger. NASA managers ordered engineers to replace the faulty component, delaying launch to the end of the month. M an falls from staiis SANFORD — A man who witnesses said tried to hold onto three beers as he switched hands gripping a stair rati leading to a second story apartment In Sanford, slipped and fell, police report. • Police Chief Steven Harriett today Identified the victim as BUI Asley. 49. of 115 W. First St. Apt. 9. Harriett said Aslcy's head and back took the brunt of the fall and he suffered severe trauma. He was admitted to Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford, following the 10:15 a.m. Thursday fall. Harriett said he was later transferred to an unspecified Orlando hospital. Witness who saw the man approach Avalon Apartments and climb the stairs reportcdly told police Asley appeared Intoxicated. LONGWOOD — A teenager described as the y o u n g e s t k n o w n U .S . r e s e a r c h e r In superconductivity credits his father and a teacher for Inspiration that resulted In him receiving an Industry award for achieving a scientific first. Todd Kramer. 14. was the first person to use a superconducting antenna successfully on amateur radio bands, an accomplishment that began as a school science project and earned him a Scientific Achievement Award from 1CI Advanced Materials of Wilmington. Del. Kramer delivered a paper last week deluding Ills research at an International symposium on superconductivity as part of a meeting of the Institute of Electronics und Electronic Engineers In Dallas. "It was really an exciting experience." Kramer said after the symposium. "I knew my project was fairly advanced, but I didn't think It would lake me to Dallas." The research began as an entry Into the science fair at Rock Lake Middle School, where Kramer Is a student. Two people were singled out by the teenager as □ See S cientist, Page 5A Lake Mary board rejects purchase of CIA building many commcats from Lake Mary C o m m issio n ers, c itiz e n s and members of the Association, In­ LAKE MARY — In a move tbal cluding President Morris. Mayor amazed many lust night, the Lake Dick Fess struck the fatal blow by Mary City Commission, with one saying. "As a trustee of the public member absent, ended op with a 2 money, 1 find a problem with t h i s to 2 decision that blocked purchase purchase." Fess said the money. of the Community Improvement $153,000. t h a t would I k * paid to a Association building. 260 North Civic Improvement Association Trust could just as easily go toward Country Club Ulvd. "What tills means." said Handy construction of a brand new build­ Morris. CIA President. "Is that It's ing at either the Liberty Park dead right now. but we can tiring It property or the newly acquired 35 up again at a future meeting and I acres of land near Timucuan on think we'll get It through next which the City plans to build an active sports activity park. time". Much of the discussions centered Tuesday night's split vote was not the first surprise. On April 23. even on the proposed trust agreement though there appeared to be mem­ under which the sale was to he bership controversy over selling the m ade. The City w ould place building to the city. CIA members $76,500 in the trust for the Initial voted unanimously to sell. Last paym ent, wttli a remainder of night, it was believed that only $84,150. Including Interest, to be C om m issioner George Duryca put Into the CIA trust one year after would question the purchase, as he the settlement. The CIA would not had previously stated that he tie able to use the principle for any believed the original members of the purpose until after January 1. 2001. CIA who gave time and money to after which only 25 percent could liebuild the structure, should some­ used. on approval of the general how "be compensated for their membership of the Association. The In te r e s t h o w e v e r, w ould be effort." But after a lengthy discussion and C See Purchase. Page 5 A By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald stall writer Top volunteer Helen Cross (right) was named the Dividend Volunteer of the Year during a special awards ceremony Thursday night In Altamonte Springs Presantlng the award is Dividends coordinator Dede Schalfner. More photos on Page 6A, 7A. Plans to cut down tree with bird’s nest ruffles the feathers of Sanford postman From ataff and w lra raporta TA LLA H A SSEE - L oeul lawmakers an* skeptical of an ap­ parent agreement between Gov. Bob Martinez and House Speaker Tom Gustafson Thursday to resume stalled negotiations toward approval of a statewide transportation tlnunctng plan. " T h e ta lk aro u n d h e re is (Gustafson) will let It go to commit­ tee. then try lo kill It.” Rep. Frank Stone. R-Casselberry, said today. "I'm not sure what will happen. We'll have to wall and see.” "Gustafson has said all along he didn't want a transportation hill and I don't think he's changed his mind.” said Rep. Arl Grlndle, RAltamonte Springs. C See Roads, Page 3A Alzheim ers victim found APOPKA — At about 9:30 a.m. today searchers found an 80-year-old Alzheimer's victim who wandered away from the Flortdlu Living Nursing Center on State Road 436 In rural Apopka at about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Seminole County Sheriffs Capt. Roy Hughey said Nubcrn Stephens was In the woods behind the center. Hughey said. “He's okay." From s ta ll and wire reports INDEX B ridga............... C laaalftada...... ..7 ,8 ,SB N atio n............. ...... lO B Pooplo............ .......1 o b P o lleo ............... D t i r A bby....... ..........3B R allg lo n .......... D aatha.............. Or. Oott............ E d itorial.................... 4 A W oathor....................... 2A Flo rid a.......................2A W o rld .................... 5A.6B M ostly sunny and hot Partly sunny and hot with a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers and thun­ derstorms High in the low 90 s. For m or« w o ath o r, to o Pago 2A Local legislators skeptical of road financing talks H *t*M Photo, fey Tommy Vlnc.nl A k n o th o le s e r v e s a s th e entraceway for momma Blackbird Workman’s comp package contains good, bad news By J. BRADLEY DILLINQ Herald stall writer SANFORD - Thanks to the efforts ol a watchful Sanford postman who cared and some city ollliials who cared enough to listen, a nest of baby birds will keep the happy home in the hollow ol a dead oak tree on Magnoll. Avenue lirhttid the First United Methodist Church ir Sanford Letter Carrier Bob Mann walks the dow ntow n s tre e ts every morning, hut yesterday he saw something that bothered him A group of city employees apSee Birds. Page 5A From ataff and w lra raporta The oak tree and birds were spared from the chainsaw . SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NE TALLAHASSEE — The Florida House has approved a worker's compensation reform package that would decrease Insurance pre­ miums paid by employers by 33 p e rc e n t, but also w ould cut employee benefits The measure. ap|*oved 1140 late Thursday, would cut benefits paid lo employees by atx»ut 17 |x-rcrin Under the bill. ln|ured employees See Package, Page 5A �le t d id , S a n to fi ■Friday? L E !S U P F Noriega co-defendant sentenced MIAMI — A minor co-defendant or former Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega was sentenced Thursday to 30 months In prison for transporting *800.000 in drug profits from Fort Lauderdale to Panama In 1983. Eduardo Pardo, who pleaded guilty In February to the only federal charge against him. Is the first Noriega co-defendant to be sentenced. Nnriega and 15 others were Indicted by a federal grand jury In Miami In February 1988 on drug smuggling and money laundering charges. The former dictator, who was toppled In December by a U.S. Invasion of his homeland, and four others are awaiting trial. Pardo, a pilot, had faced a possible prison sentence of five years and a fine or (10,000. U.S. District Judge William Hoevcler said Pardo would be given credit for the five months hr has spent In federal custody. Suprem e Court reprim ands circu it judge TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Supreme Court Issued a formal reprimand Thursday of Circuit Court Judge S. Peter Capua for conduct unbecoming a Judicial officer. The reprimand Is the result of formal charges brought against Capua, who serves in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit In Dade County, by the Judicial Qualifications Committee. Included in the commission's list of formal charges Is an Incident last year In which Capua used his office to force the release of his son from the Dade County Jail. The list of charges also noted: • Between January 1985 and November 1987, Capua commingled funds belonging to clients with lawyers' funds. • Between January 1985 and September 1988. Capua failed on at least 21 occasions to properly prepare and give to his clients closing statements required by court rules of procedure about monies received for them. Pig bam fire scorches 12,000 acres MIAMI — Sparks from an electrical fire In a pig bam started a brush fire that covered more than 12,000 acres near the Big Cypress Reserve by Thursday night. The fire began Wednesday, killing 40 pigs on a farm west of Krome Avenue. The blaze was burning Thursday In a conservation area next to the Big Cypress Preserve, near the Dade-Broward county line. A crew was schedule to fly over the fire Friday for a damage estimate. "It is still growing." said Rulph Crawford, a supervisor for the d ate division of forestry. "How much It will grow we don't know. It all depends on the winds and wind speed tonight. We'll have a better picture tomorrow after we take at look at it." The fire started when the electrical wiring at the pig farm burned, said Tom Williams, a forestry division spokesman. "It didn't take long before a spark from that Ignited the surrounding area. It's not currently threatening any buildings. It's In the conservation area, away from civilization." he said. Fem ale lawmakers strike back fo r Chiles TALLAHASSEE — Five women who rank among the Legislature's top supporters of abortion rights defended Lawton Chiles's position on that topic Thursday against atiacks by his opponent for the Democratic nomination for governor. U.S. Rep, Bill Nelson has been airing television commercials suggesting Chiles, a former U.S. Senator, is soft on abortion rights. But those a d s arc misleading, the lawmakers B a ld during a news conference outside the state Senate chamber. "JUfq’re here to say we're not happy with the Innuendoes In the commercials that are being run by his opponent, that says he has some sort of Inferior position (on abortion)." said Sen. Gwen Margolls. D-North Miami. "We're comfortable that he (Chiles) respects the constitution of the state of Florida. We're comfortable that he understands It is a private decision of women and that he thinks there shouldn't be any legislative Interference." Margolls said. Bush pressured by Florida law m akers WASHINGTON — Florida's congressional delegation urged President Bush to ban oil drilling off the Florida Keys, and although they received no promises, they left expressing hope of getting u favorable decision soon. "We're optimistic." a beaming Sen. Bob Graham. D-Fla.. told reporters Thursday outside the White House. Graham said his reaction was based on previous statements by the president and "inferences" by Bush during the Oval OfTlce talk. Sen. Connie Mack. R-Fla., said Bush appeared to question whether there is enough oil off the Keys to warrant the threat posed by drilling to the sensitive coral reefs and the Everglades. "I told the president that I am so optimistic that hts decision was going to be viewed positively In the state of Florida, that we tnvlied him to come down to make the announcement In Florida," Mack said. From United Press International Reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE The dally number Thursday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 242. □ Straight Play (numbers in exact order): 1250 on a 50 cent bet, $500 on$1 □ Box 3 (numbers in any order); $80 lor a SOcent bet, $t60 on $1. r Bo* 6 (numbers In any order); $40 tor a 50-r ent bet. $80 on $1. □ Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn. $80 in any order on i$t bel. □ Straight Box 6; $290 in order drawn, $40 It picked In combination on $1 bet Satn ibrd H e ra ld (USPS 4*1 1M) Friday. May 18. 1990 Vol 82, No 229 Published Daily and Sunday, eic ep t Saturday by The Sanlord Herald. Inc.. 300 N French Ave . Sanford. F la 31771. Second Clast Pottage Paid al Santord. Florida 33771 POSTMASTER Send address changes lo THE SANFORD H E R A LD . P O Bo* 1*17. Santord. F L 3)771. Subscription Rates (Oaily A Sunday! Home O elivtry A Mail 3 Months 519 1* 4 Month* »J» W I Year 57*00 Phone (407) 111 3*11 ° i ANNE Detail*. 337 *730 • Florida Audubon Society, 1101 Aodvtrm Way. Maitland Madalyn Baldwin Center i . Bird) ol Prey It open Tuet S a l. 10 a m 4 p m (aviary clotad Sun and Mon t, r onmental gift thop open Mon F r l . em, p m . end Sat.. 10 a m 1 p m. No a d m in s charoe Detail*. *47 3415 (The Weekend Planner lists public events end activities. Send ty p e w ritte n ann o u n ce­ ments 10 deys In advance to Weekend Planner Editor, Sonlord Htrald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL 32771. Include the nann of club or organization, type of event, date, address, admission charge If any, end time. Also Include phone number to call for more Information. All Items are subject to editorial discretion.) to • Henry Shelton Senlord Memorial Mete** end Library, 530 E. F lrtt St., Sanlord Vlw Santord'* hlttory T in * .F r l., IS a m j pm and Sun. IS p m No admltilon chern. Detail*. 330 sen. ext. S4*t • Hetecaett Memorial Rewnrco end tlv c i tlen Canter, 111 N Maitland A y*., Maitland To emphatite the lettont ol tho Holocaust the following lllm t will be pretented throng* tho coming year: M«y 31 "P e b b let" Fnm thowlng will begin at 3:3* p m The educx lionet eahlbll hall end library it opt* Mon Th urt. * a m.-4 p m .; F rl., * am i p m ; and the tin t and third Sun . noon ig , p m. No admltilon charge Detail*. 43t03Jt a Mallland H lila rlc a l M uteum , 331 * Pack wood A v e . Mallland Muteum ere 14 p m S un, Tuet. and Frl s g •dm 1i t ion charge Delallt. *44 11*4 ART * C trfi*ll Fin* A rt* Mutaum, campus ol Rollint College. Winter Perk: lh # "Senior Art Show," featuring graduating tenfor art ma|oc» ot lha C lan ol l**0, will conllnut through May 33. Hour*' Tue*. Frl.. 10 a m. J p m .; Sun., IS p m No admltilon charge D tla M i.u a ISM OCrtaUa Art*, tCO SI. Andrew* B ird , Wlnttr Park: Thr dedication and donation ol "Tha Art ot Butina**." to tho Orango County Hlitorleet Society, prawn ltd by tha butintt* community ot Orlando, will bo t p m. May II. A lecture and tllda ihow will bo open to tha public at 1 p.m. For Information call. *71-1 IS*. a Creative Art Gallery, las S. Maitland Ave.. Maitland: Tha eummer thaw tchodule will begin with "Slone. Bone and Skim." an opening reception will be M ay I I from I f p m Tha dltplay will contlnua to July I. Beginning July S. and continuing through Aug S. "Win. Place and Show" will bagln. Callary hour*: Wad Sal.. I t a m a p m : Sun.. 14 p.m. No admit*Ion charge. Detail). 447 sen • DeLand Metewm at Art, aat E. New York Ave.. DeLand: An exhibition ol Haitian painting* ol folk-life and voodoo, from tha collection of David Cutrell. w ill contlnua to June n . Dr. Paul Beaver will pretenl a llida presentation ol tha Amaien rain to rn I at 7 p.m. May I I For more Information, call (104)714 4171. • Maitland Art Canter, 111 W Pact wood Ave.. Mallland: A trio ol eihibltlon* begin* May M with a member* preview and reception and will continue through June 17 Gallery I. Japanete "N aliuka": Gallery II, "Out From Africa."; Gallery III end IV. recent acgultlhone and te lection i from Ihe permanent collection. Hour* Mon . W eo. Frl., f a.m. to 4:10 p m ., and Tue* , Thurt., 10 a.m. lo f p.m.; and Sat.. Sun , from noon 4:10 p.m. No admltilon charge. Detail*. *451111. • Mount Dora Canter ter the A rt*. IK F a il Filth A n , M l Dora: Tha public I* Invited lo view Rote and DeButk through June 7!h Hour* are 10 a m to 4 p.m. Mon Sat Admittton It tree For Inlormatlon. call (*0413*3 0000. • Orange County Hitlorical Society. I l l E Rollini St.. Orlando: The premiere American exhibition of "In tha Fooltttpi ol Columbut Jew* In America 1454 IMO." It now being thown on Tuet Frl., f a m lo 5 p m : S a l. Sun . noon lo 5 p nr through Juno 3 No admltilon charge Delallt. I f * *330 • Orlande Muteum of Art. 141* N M illt Ave Orltndo The "Annual Juried Exhibition" It now o f ' n lo the public. Gellery hou/t ere Tuet .iu rt„ f a.m.-S p m.; F r l . * a m 7 30 p.m.; Sal.. 10 a.m. 5 p.m.; Sun t l noons p .m ; doted Monday Admltilon charge Detain. I f * 4131 • Seminole Community College. Fine A ril Ge’lery, 100 Weldon Btvd . Sanlord "Source and Resource The Environment" will con tinuo throuh June 7 In t , * Fine Art* Gellery. A reception, open to the public, will be held lor the a r littt May IS at 3 p m In the fine arti lobby I. Gellery hour* are Mon . Wed . 10 a.m 1 p m .; T u e t. T h u rt. noon-J p m Cloved Friday* Gallery elto It open in the evening during mutlcal and theater parlor mancet. No admltilon charge Delallt. 313 1430. ext 43* DANCE • American Ltglsn. 170* W tllt Ave . Fern Park: Scandinavian Association ol Hagar Viking Club hotti Scandinavian and ballroom dancing al 111 meeting* every tec and Salur day at 7 p.m For detail*, call the club preilduntat 131 7114 • Cattelbtrry Senior Center, 300 N Triplet Lake Drive. Cettelberry: Square dancing every Sunday et 1:30 p m ; Mon . advanced line donee at I p m.; T u e t. round dancing at 7 30 p m . Wed . beginner) line dancing at I 1 p m Ballroom dancing on third Saturday. 7:10 p m . 11 30 donation Detail). (31 1331. ext 31* • Dixieland Cloggert, Lake M ary Fire Depl . Flrtt Street and Wilbur Avenue Clettethold Monday) from 7 * p m Charge for classes Detail), 111 5347 • Jiw lth Community Center, 151 N Mallland Are . Mallland itraell folk dancing Monday) from 7 10 p m Lettons available 7 ( p m Detain. *45 5*33 (O ld Hickory Slompert, Knight) ot Col umbut Halt, S Park Avenu*. Santord Clogging d a tte * held Monday! Irom 7 1 p m Charge lor d a m t Deiailt. 14* *531 • R e llle t. Altam onte M e lt, Altamonte Spring*: Beach Hopper* ol Orlando, rhythm 'n' bluet dance dub Wed and Frl. at I p m Detail*. 3*1 0*15, o Southern Ballet Theatre. *7* Orange Aye.. Winter Park The IN * *0 teaton will dote with "Coppelia," May 13 3* Pertormancet will be held at the Bob Carr Performing A rti • Semlneie County Environmental Slvdet Center, Ottrey T r*il end C.R. l i t ?*., 14* acre tchool facility Include*: lie mllet ol nature trail* with native plenlt end wildlife , tludenl muteum that It open during ichooi hour*, tithing end picnic ground*. The c r - v It open lo the public Hourt: Sum,** lo tun yet. teven day* e week No admin 0* charge Delallt. 311 0413 • Semlneie County Historical Muteum. 411 S Orlando Drive. Santord I In the Court, Operation* Confer, ecrott Irom Flea Worioi Hourv Mon Frl. * e m t o t p m .S a t . S u r I 4 p m No eCmlttlon charge D«>< 1 H I 341* FILM Freebies at the m all Better Homes And Gardens' 1990 "The Family Al Home" lifestyle mall show will beginning today and continue to Sunday at the Altamonte Mall during regular mall hours. Sponsoring companies will showcase Iheir latest home products and services. Dedication to O CHS set * Crcaldc Arts. 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Wlntci Park, will s|H)ftsnr the dedication and donation of "The Art of Business.' to the Orange County Historical Society, presented by the business community of Orlando, at 6 p.m. May 18. A lecture and slide show will be open to the public al 7 p.m. For Information call. 671-1186. Orlando celebrates 115 years The City of Orlando will eelebrale Its 115th birthday on May 20 with activities beginning noon at Lake Eola Park. The Orlando Navy Band will kickoff the festivities In the Amphitheatre. Other activities Include: Jazz acts, area attraction characters, historical, cultural and educational exhibits, games and food concession. Free parking is offered by The Landmarks Group Parking Garage on Ridgewood Street. Annual hog roast helps Cam p Challenge The 10th Annual J J ’s Hog Roast for Camp Challenge Is scheduled to- Sunday at J J 's on Stale Road 46. 6 miles east of Mt. Dora. Doors open at noon and dinner Is served at l p.m. A donation of $5 for udulls and S2 for children under 12 Is requested. Fun in the sun On Saturday and Sunday at Lori Wilson Park. AI A. Cocoa Bench the Cocoa Beach Fcst will Include: 6K run. family gumesJactlvtiles. hoi rod and custom auto show, air shows, sand sculputure contest, volleyball tournaments food, re­ freshments and life entertainment all weekend. For beach fpsi Information, call 452-4390. Centre. 401 W LIvinQtton S t, Orlando Admltilon charge Detail), 47* 0111 # S lud tbaktr't. *»5 S R 414. Altamonte Spring* Carolina Shaggert. dancing to beach mutic Sunday) from 4 t p m Detail). 133 1714 Free lettont by Dance Club ol Central Florida. Sunday) Irom 1 * p m Detail). *41 3060 • Sunthine Cloggert. Maitland Civic Center. 441 S Maitland Ave . Maittand C iattet held Thurtddyt Irom I !0p m Charge lor d a tte ) Free beginner courte 71 p m , D etail). 4*5 4437 DRAMA • Civic Thaatre at Central Florida. 1001 E Princeton SI., Orlando: For Inlormatlon call 1*4 7343 • l<* Hou)e The lure, Mount Dora Per tor mancet ol "Harvey." will continue Fri and Sat at I p m and Sunday matinee) through May 17. For Intomrationcall 1*04)3*3 4414 • Seminol* Community College, Fine Art) Thaatre. 100 Weldon B lvd . Santord For inlormatlon. 333 1430 or M l 7001 • Tne Mark Two, 1374 Edgewattr Drive. Orlando The winter teaton will dote with "Do Black Patent Leather Shoe) Really Reflect Up?" with pertormancet running through May 30 "Singin' In The Rain" will open the )ummer teaton on May 3) and will continue through July I For delallt. call THE MARK or 1 BOO 71* MARK • The Romance of Florida. 413 N Palmetto Aye . Santord The dinner ihow RiytrDate Revue will be ttaged every T u e t, Wed , and Thurt night Irom 7 10 to 10 p m For retarvatloni. call 331 30*1 • Theater Center Inc., DeLand St Johnt River Playert' will pretenl "A Little Porter, P leat*" May 14, 35. 34. 11. June I , 3. a t a dinner theater al the Lake Berttford Yacht Club. 1*41 Honloon Road. DeLand One brunch/mat Inee It tel tor May 37. All teatt reserved For retervallont. call *04 714 7434 Mon S a l. Irom 1 4 p m . • Thaatre Dowtown. 1111 N Orange A ve. Orlando Opening May I I It Constance Congdon't "Talet ol the Lott Formlcant." Pertormancet will continue through June 14 al I p m. Thurt . Frl. and Sal evening* Admltilon. For retervaliontcall*41 OOtJ EXHIBITS • Big Tree Park, General Hutchinion Parkway, oil U.S. Highway 17 *3, Longwood Home ot The Senator, one ol the oldetl bald cyprett Ireet In the United State* Park Include* picnic ground* and a nature walk to the Ire* Hourt Mon Frl., i a m to tunttl, Sat.. Sun. » a m to tumet No admlttlon charge Detail). 333 941), ext 3413 • Bradlee McIntyre Home. 133 W Warren S I. Longwood Vltlt lha 11*0 14 room Vlcto rlan home every second and fourth Wednet day Irom 11am lo 4p m Admission charge nK?y 'V • Memento M all Cinema: 403 E Allemor«t D rive. Altam onte Spring* O * * Cadillac Man " Delallt. 134 3134 • In te rtill* M all ( . SR. 43* and I 4. Alt* monte Spring*- "Hurt For Rod October "Space In v a d e r * ," " T a le * From T*e Dark tide." "Teenage Mutenl Nin|e Turtle! "Bird On The Wlrei” "The Guardian "Surtert. Tho Movie " Delallt. 131 1030 aMevielend D /l. 37*0 Orlando Drive ‘T*i*t From The Darktide." "Nighlbreed " Deia-n 333 111* • Movlet I t Weklve River Walk, 114) E Sernoren Blvd . Apopka "Teenage Mu'trt Nln|a Turtle*." "Hunt For Red October "Creiy People." "The Guardian." "Driving M m D aily." "Mountain On The Moon "Talet From The Darktide." "Ernett Goet To J ill " For Information cell 1*4 Mac e Plate Twin. Sanlord Plata: "Teenage Mutant Nln|a Turtle*." "Cadillac Man Detail). 133 7303 # Semlneie Plata Cinema. Seminol* Platt Hwy 17 *1 end S R . 43*. Cettelberry "Driving M itt D eity." "Pretty Woman Delallt. 31* 7133 OTH* Melton Picture end Televitien Guild al Florida I k .. Altamonte Sprlrgt A can ot over 30 people will perform tor member) gue)t) end the public, tree ol charge highlighting otpecti ol motion picture n-0 ttlevltion production at Dalle Court nl flagt Hotel May 33 at * 30 p m For Inlormatlon call 140 0004 a Tha Meviet, Lake Howtll Square 1331 5 R *34. Cettelberry "Bird On The Wire ‘ "Cadillac Man." "Witch Fire." ' Teerage Mutant Nln|a Tu rtle*," "Miami Bluet " "Hunt For Red October," "Jo* vt The Vnlcano." "The Guardian." "Q * A Dela.lt. 47* 7364 • United Artnt Movlet at Market Place corner ot Saxon Blvd end Enlerp-lt* Rd. Orange C ity: "Teenage Mutant Nln|j Turlt-m." "Driving M itt Oaisy ’ "Bird On A Wire." "Nun* On The Run Cadillac Man "T jlo * From The Darktide 1 Hunt f w Red October." "Witch Fire " Detain. « *7 t5 1T» MUSIC • Best W titern Deltona Inn. 4*1 Depone Blvd . Del Iona: Mixed Emollont. Wed Sal beginning el I 30 p m Delallt. 574 44*3 • C tta rt't Pa lac*. 1300 S Orlando Drive Santord New Image. Mon S a t. beginning al f pm . Delallt. 331 04*0 • Flligeraldt, S30 N Palmetto Ave . Santord Live entertainment Tuet Thurt. I p m and Frl Sal beginning i l l p m. D elallt. 333 1*10 • Florida Symphony Orchetlra, 1*00 N Mill* ave.. Suit* 3, Orlando: Th« pretenlallon ot the llnal concert lor the I W 90 Chamber Senet. "Baroque and Beyond." will be I p m May 17 al St John Lutheran Church. Winter Park. For more Information call 0*4 1011 • Lake Monro* inn, 14*5 Northwest Hwy 17*3. Sanlord Legacy. Frl Sun 1 p m W doling Don Pale. Mon Sun. beginning al 7 p m Details. 333 3l0( • Orlando Arena, Orlando Schedule ol events It at follows July 7. I. Billy Joel Tickets ere available al the Orlando Arena Box Office Mon Sal to a m. to 5 p m and all Tlckeimatter Outlets • Rendeiveut Lounge, S.R. 437, on* block north ol S R 41*. Altamonte Springs Bilelh* Bullet, Tuet Sun beginning at * p m Delallt. 340 3000 o Seminole Community College, Weldon Blvd , Sanlord For Information call 133 1430 ext. 3** • The Barn. 1300 S French Ave . Santord Live entertainment nightly beginning at 9 p m , and Sunday i p m Deiailt, 330 4*7* THE WEATHER LO CAL FO R ECAST EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K Today...Partly sunny and hot with a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers and thun­ ---------- 1 derstorms. High In the low 90's with the wind from the northeast FRIDAY at lOmph. Tonight...Partly cloudy with a PtlyCldy 9 1 .7 0 low in the G O ’s and a light c a 9 t wind. Tomorrow...Partly sunny with the highs in the 90‘s and a wind from (he east at 10 mph. LAST E xtended o u tlo o k ...P artly May 17 cloudy Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Lows In the 70‘s and highs In the upper 80's to low 90 s. FLORIDA T EM P S M IA M I — Florida 14 hour temperatures a n d ra in la tla ttp m EOT Thur-day HI Lm Ram City 74 goo Apalachicola i t 71 ooo Crcstview 94 ie 000 Daytona (teach •6 fa ooo Fort Lauderdale 91 N ooo Fort Myers 90 *7 ooo Gainesville 9] 70 ot Jacksonville •a •0 ooo Key West ft 0 00 u M iam i fa ooo Pensacola •9 n ooo Seretola Bradenton 92 47 ooo Tallahassee 90 f) 000 Tampa 19 *4 ooo Vero Beach 92 fa soo West Palm Beach a; a; “" " ^ V SATURDAY PtlyCldy 92-72 SUNDAY Sunny 93-70 MONDAY PtlyCldy 91-72 TIDES FRIDAY: NEW SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 12:40 Mey 24 a.m.. 12:55 p.m.: Maj. 6:45 a.m., d ® NATII o 7:15 p.m. TIDES: D aytona Beach: highs. 2:24 a.m.. 3.00 FULL p.m.: lows. 8:48 a.m.. 9:14 p.m.: Sm yrna Beach: highs. Ju n * 8 New 2:29 a.m . 3 05 p m.: lows. 8:53 a m.. 9:19 p ttt : Cocoa Beach: highs. 2 11 a tit., 3 20 p.nt.: lows, 9:08 a.m.. 9:34 p.m B E A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1 foot with a slight chop. Current is to the south with a water temperature of 72 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves arr I font and glassy. Current Is u> the south, wtllt a water temperature of 76 degrees. Sun screen factor: 15. BOATING St. AuguBtine to J u p ite r Inlet T o d u y . . . w In d s o u th to southwest 15 kts except during Ihe aflet noon shitting to east and northeast around lo kts. Seas 3 to 5 It txrcoming 2 to -I It Hay and Inland waters a light chop A few showers and thunderstorms north part TUESDAY Cloudy 86-73 . STA TISTIC S The high tem perature in Sanford Thursday was 95 de­ grees and the overnight low was 67 ns reported by the University of Florida Agrieultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday totalled O Incites. The temperature at 8 a.m. today was 78 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 71. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando Inter* illonal Airport Other Weather Service data: Monday's high.................. 94 Barom etric pressure.30.12 Relative hum idity....82 pet W inds......... -...W est, 7 mpb Rainfall..........................O In. 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Ma.’ t8. 1990— JA Year P lJP ll'L dRIEFS olinty S h e riff’s Deputy Jam es A. G ibson, centur received the Police O fficer of the Year award Thursday night from the San­ ford W oman's C lub. Sissy Thomas, left made the pres­ entation, to Gibson, who Is a ssig n ed as a U .S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent. He played a key role In the 1989 arrests of an accused C o lu m b ian cocain e fam ily from Longwood. Gibson also appeared on TV's "America's Wanted" last year to capture a fugitive linked to amphetimine production labs in Florida. He has been a deputy 10 years. Also pictured is club member LaDonna Powers. Broomstick beating reported LAKE MARY — A man who allegedly hit another with a broomstick has been arrested by Lake Mary police, who also charged hlr In connection with marijuana and drug paraphernalia reportedly found In his possession. Tony Lynn Bethany, 26. of 132 N. Palmetto St.. Lake Mary, was arrested at home, where the alleged Incident occurred at about 9:20 p.m. Thursday. He Is charged with aggravated battery, aggravated assault and possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Two accused o f sm oking pot LONGWOOD — A Seminole County sheriffs deputy reported confronting two men he suspected of smoking marijuana In the lot of Plus 3 Lounge. U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. Contraband was reportedly found at about midnight Thursday and the two were charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. Arrested were Eric Steven Voehrlnger. 25. of 1407 Benwlck Way. Casselberry: and William Joseph Puluso, 35, of 338 San Rafcl Court, Winter Springs. Alleged roach-toss falls SANFORD — A woman whose car traveling 68 mph In a 55 mph zone on State Road 46 In west Sanford, allegedly tried to throw a marijuana cigarette from the car as Sanford police made a traffic stop. Police said they found the cigarette on the passenger's side window sill of the woman's car. They also spld they found a second partially smoked pot cigarette In the car and a bag of pot In the woman's purse. Gina Suzanne Elmore. 37, of 345 Forest Way Circle. Altamonte Springs, was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana In the case. LOCAL BRIEFS Suspended county official cleared SANFORD — Fred Thurman, the senior Seminole County Building Department officials suspended on paid leave May 7 returned to work this week, cleared of allegations he showed favoritism In Issuing building permits. Counly Building Official Duvld Reitz. In a memo to Thurman dated May 14. wrote Thurman had not following some building permit proccedurcs and had not refunded some fees In a timely manner, hut the errors were not done deliberately or lo show favoritism. Thurman Is supervisor of the department permit and records ofTlce and oversees all construct Ion permits Issued by the county. He returned to work Tuesday. Bcllz said the department sulTcrs from a lack of training, a problem be Iscorrectlng. Thurman has been on "special probation" until today, when his next Job performance review Is scheduled. He was placed on probation Dec. 27 over concerns of h‘ i supervisory practices. Sanford land use plan introduced SANFORD — City I’alnner Jay Marder Introduced a 453-page draft of the city Comprehensive Plan to the planning and zoning commission last night. The document basically Is the city's guidebook to land development: Marder said. "Since the deadline for approval of the Comprehensive Plan Is not until next spring, we will have plenty of lime to look over this so you don't have to feel too Intimidated by It." Marder said. Marder quickly went over the 10 different major sections of the book. The commission agreed that they would discuss the volume section by section at future Planning and Zoning Commission meetings. V oter registration sites announced Seminole County Supervisor of Elections. Sandra S. Goard. announces that registration service j for Seminole County residents will be provided at the following locations: Monday thru Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Lawton House. 200 W. Broadway St.. Oviedo and May 29 from 10:30 a.m. lo 12:30 p.m. at Lake Mary High School, in the multi-purpose room. 655 Longwood-Lake Mary Road, Lake Mary, sponsored by Seminole County League of Women Voters. Speedway escaping growth control law? BENEFIT RUN FOR LUCKY'S S O N S Sunday, .May 20th 12:00 Noon A t U n cle N ick 's O y ste r Bar PRIZES, RAFFLE, AUCTION, BBQ $ 5 .0 0 Per Person Donation Proceeds to go to Lucky’s Sons owners are challenging the cita­ tion. saying they were not legally required to get DCA approval before adding additional scats at their facility. U n H « 4 P r t t t k t t w w i t l ftM l TALLAHASSEE - Dayton International Speedway has won special consideration In a bill that would drastically restrict The state's Growth Manage­ the state's growth management ment Laws, administered by law. DCA, arc designed to ensure that If enacted, the bill would services such as water, sewers exempt the Speedway from rules and roads are already in place requiring It to submit expansion when they are needed to ac­ plans to the slate for review. It commodate growth. has added 35.000 seats to the Speedway since 1973 without Volusia County lawmakers seeking slate approval or paying and business leaders oppose the for road Improvements near the DCA citation, saying any restric­ track. tions on the Speedway could The Department of Communi­ harm the local economy. One ol ty Affairs recently cited the those sponsoring the exemption popular Speedway for Its failure In the hill altering the growth to su b m it plans for those management law is Rep. T.K. expansion projects. Speedway Wethercll. D-Daylona Beach. For More Info. Contact Crazy Dave <904) 773-0352 |t>on.ttd ft; Don’t Sweat It Lavn end Jonltor S ertktl. 3 3 14*93) FIRST SEMINOLE BANK Midway water controversy meeting canceled by group clear these allegations first." The 24-year-old organization buys water from Sanford and MIDWAY — A "clear the air" resells It to the 600 to 650 public hearing for users of the households of this community. Mldway-Canaan Comm unity The residents have been com­ Water Association, which had plaining about the association's been tentatively scheduled for rates which equal or exceed city and county rates, that also May 29. has been cancelled. Willie Cum lings, president of Include garbage collection. Since early April, state at­ the association, said he wa.itcd to hold the meeting at Midway torney's Investigators have re­ Elementary School to answer viewed association records and what he said arc misconceptions interviewed residents and asso­ Midway residents have about the ciation officials. Cummings said. association. The Investigators also re­ Cummings said the State At­ quested petition of at least 60 torney's Office Is still conducting residentsa lo determine If they un Investigation of association had been offered an opportunity fin a n c e s an d m e m b e rsh ip to Join the association. The practices and he said he decided assoclallon's bylaws slate every to cancel the meeting unlil the user of the system is eligible to Investigation Is complete. become a member of the associ­ "We've been here for 20 years ation. Members may elect of­ or so. so we must be doing ficers who In lurn set rates. something right." Cummings said. "We're mostly a communi­ Cummings bus said the only ty service organization. We members of the association arc wanted lo tell the people what Ihc ofTlcers to prevent disruptive we're here for. show them where people from gaining control of the money goes, but we'll try to the association. B y J . MARK WARPIRLD FIR ST S E M IN O L E B A NK Is soliciting public com m ent regarding: Herald stall writer • The effectiven ess o f the Bank's current effo rts to m eet com m u nity credit n eeds. • Specific credit program s not currently available which are needed to m eet com m u nity credit needs. W ritte n c o m m en ts should be directed to: ,'OE M. OEITZ C mpllanca Ottlcar 531 Wait Lake Mary Btvd. Laka Mary, Florida (407) 330-0330 DUANE E. WARSETT, M.D. is p l e a s e d t o a n n o u n c e t h e j OVIEDO — The head of the Seminole County Expressway Authority said Thurs­ day the stute had waived rules so a highway could be built near a bald eagle nest, but state officials said that was not the case. "What they wanted us to say was that It was O.K. for lliem to go ahead and build their expressway.... It's beyond our authori­ ty to do so." said Frank Montalbano. director of the wildlife division of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Kish Commission. State guidelines ban development within 750 feet of a bald eagle nest. The authority sought the commission's advice on the route of an 11-mile stretch of the Orlando Beltway, which was especially plotted to avoid eagle nests, after a nest appeared In January near the very center line, of the road. The road was shifted slightly, but the new route would still put the road within 50 feel of the nest. A letter sent by Montulbano to the expressway authority said it would be "moot" for the commission lo waive the guidelines and that If the expressway disturbed or scared away the birds, the authority would be liable for prosecution. However. Gerald Hrlntun. executive director of the expressway authority, said the letter was a green light for construction. "The letter's very clear that they’re ... NEUROLOGY AND EMG SANFORD — The fire that started one week ago Monday continues to burn and could burn for weeks, fire olTleials said today. Sanford Fire D epartm ent. Seminole County Fire Depart­ ment and Division of Forestry personnel continue to wcl the muck fire that begun tn brush and trees on vacant land In the vicinity of Old Lake Mary Road and Airport Boulevard. The smoke has blanketed a wide area Including homes In the Hidden Lake subdivision. But. no homes are In danger, according to firefighters. The strategy, now. Is lo wall an d w a tc h , s a id S a n fo rd Uatallfon Chief Mike Hocnlng Since last Thursday. Division ol Forestry "rain bird" sprinklers have been wetting the muck. "We’ll probably be working on this one until we get some heavy rain." Hoenlng said. "And tradi­ tionally. we don't get our steady, heavy rains until June." / Stroke Parkinson's Disease * / Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Head, Neck, and Back Pain waiving the guidelines." he sain. "Well. 1 don't think the letter says that." said Montalbano. "I can't really say what we would do about It (If they went ahead with construction), but 1c'o not view the letter as approval per se for them to build the road." §■ The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service also must approve the route before the road can Ik- built. Don Palmer, a biologist with the U.S. F ish an d W ildlife S erv ice in Jacksonville, said a letter will be mulled next week to the authority. The 1 l-mllc road Is to pass near Lake Jessup. It Is hemmed in by the eugle nest on the west and the Ulack Hammock on the cast. r Muck fire i may smoulder i i for weeks i n i i i i SEMINOLE FOOT AND ANKLE CLINIC 819 E. 1st St. Sanford 330-6538 for the treatment of foot & ankle ailments, deformities, sprains, strains and injuries. Most major medical insurance accepted after deductable has been met. FREE INITIAL EXAM With this ad. Docs not include tests and x-rays THE PATENT AM) ANY OTHU» PERSONRJJfO K lIlU PAYULNTIU1 Tift PJGIfT TOU ll'S i TC PAY CAMU PAYMOT DM bi KilMALKUO HJ* PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, LX AM1NAT10N, a nU- ATVOXI Afloat ISPtAKXCMtD AS A RESULT OP AND W1UT1UN 72 HOURS OP RESPONDING TO Tift ADVIRTISEMEXT FOR H it H U I, DKCOUXIID Fill OR M IX C1D FEE U R V*> EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT 515 West SR 434, Suite 302 • Longwood • Adjacent To South Seminole Community Hospital 332-1335 J v . , ,f 7 4 e ( fa i fi e t T O fa d e d a ie n ," 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Dr. Michael LaLiberte', DPM Dip. 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Thus researchers working for NASA invented a form of Dacron that could be formed into veins and Implanted in the human body. That particular invention has gone on to far wider use in operating rooms than in space. One of the most recent examples of such a multiuse InvenUan is from scientists working at Rockwell International and Texas Instru­ ments laboratories in Anaheim, Calif. They are Involved in a Strategic Defense Initiative program with the aim of developing a computer to track flying objects. The computer would have to determine whether the objects were enemy missiles or merely decoys. The Job requires uirc a small enough computer to fit inside a satellite and a computer fast enough to evaluate thousands of sets of data simultaneously. Researchers say they may have succeeded In developing an ultra-high-speed computer the size of a deck of cards. Its uses wouldn't be limited to national defense. A computer that fast and that small could have vast applications in transportation, communica­ tions and data processing. Rockwell and Texas Instruments officials declined to discuss possible uses for their new development but said it could be on the market in two years. Oddly enough, it may never be used in any SDI defense system — In February. Defense Department officials gave priority to a competing system that wouldn’t use the tiny computer. The development of the tiny computer helps to explain why the Soviet Union did all it could to derail the SDI program. It wasn't Just the military potential that the Kremlin leaders feare They also feared the surge of creativity and spin-off developments that a major,research Initiative often produces. ROBERT WAGMAN Com plex U.S.-lran deal falls apart WASHINGTON — Intelligence sources here and In Europe say that the United States had arrived at an "understanding" Involving the immediate release of four hostages In Lebanon — three American, one ErtUsh. However, the deal ran into a hitch for reasons that remain unclear, and all sides are pointing fingers at each other. The extraordinarily complex arrangement was worked out between the United States. Iran. Syria and the fundamentalist. Iranian-backed Hezbollah organization In Lebanon, which now controls most Western hostages. Sources say the arrangement called for release of three Americans and one of two Britons being held by the Islamic Jihad For The Liberation of Palestine. The United Slates thought the Ameri* cans would be Robert Polhlll. Alann Steen and Jesse Turner, and the Briton would be cither John McCarthy or Brian Keenan. In return for the hostages' release, the United States would be expected to do several things. Most Important to Iran was the release of tens of millions of dollars In Iranian assets that have been frozen since the hostage-taklng at the American Embassy In Iran In 1979. While the United States would not publicly announce It was releasing the assets. It would begin to unfreeze them over a period of months as part of a "bettering" of relations with Iran. • Antl-ScmIMsm. often the bigotry of choice in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, is on the rise, despite the fact that few Jews were left in the Eastern European nations following World War U. In the Soviet Union, from Leningrad to Odessa. Jews recently have suffered violent threats, desecrated cemeter­ ies. vandalized homes and rumors of po­ groms. Religious hatred, along with a liberal­ ized Immigration policy, has convinced thousands of Soviet Jews to leave In the past ■year. ■ i What’s missing from the various Soviet republics and from the fledgling European 'democracies is a sense of equality under the ilaw. Granted, ethnic hatred is alive in the United States, and people are free to publicly express their bigotry. Hut ethnic violence is not tolerated. Our society functions as a stewpot of peoples: theirs remain a patchwork of feuding ethnic groups. Many have lived on the same land for upward of a thousand years. Their centuries-old hatreds, nurtured assiduously, are virulent enough to prove llie undoing of democracy. Eastern Europe’s new governments, strug­ gling with momentous problems on every front, must be as concerned about the exigencies of hate as they are about urgent political and economic reform. rangement was worked out over several months In Damascus. Cyprus and Geneva. At no time did any U.S. official lalk directly with either the Iranians or anyone representing Hezbollah. But on at least two occasions a small group of U.S. "private citizens" — Including former Secretary of State Cyrus Vunce — met In Switzerland with a delegation from Iran and from Hezbollah. Then things began to go awry, and no one appears to understand what went wrong. Depending on who you talk to. Musawl. the White House or Acting Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir are responsible for the deal falling through. Reportedly. Musawl was always distrustful of the United States. It appears he decided to "test" U.S. Intentions by demanding that Assistant Secretary of State John Kelly be sent to Damascus to “coordinate" release of the first hostage. The White House refused, not wanting to appear to be giving In to a kidnapper's demand. Apparently the deal was almost canceled without any hostage release. However. Musawl was eventually convinced to go ahead with freeing Robert Polhlll. Then Frank Reed was released (somewhat to the surprise of U.S. officials, since It hnd not been clear that Musawl controlled the group that held Reed). JACK ANDERSON Nicaragua tries wooing expatriates m m Hate can destroy Democracy can be dangerous, as newly freed Eastern Europeans, struggling with radical change, are discovering every aay. They’re also discovering some of the bitter of democracy. Stalinism and other totalitarian regimes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union re­ pressed personal freedoms for decades, but the same regimes also repressed ethnic hatreds. While many people rejoice In freely electing leaders for the first time, others revel In reviving nationalistic bigotry. They are now free to hate. f. Ethnic clashes have erupted In most of the |European nations that threw off repressslve .regimes In the past year. Similar rivalries tear mu the iiiv Soviet Union. wuiuiii tuUIIIIV. ViUlLIILC, LUUpiLU at Ethnic violence, coupled wslth economic instability, threatens to produce a chaos that not even the most ardent Redbalter wants to see. Consider these clashes that have left hundreds dead in the past year: Romanians vs. ethnic Hungarians, Bulgirians vs. ethnic Turks. Lithuanians vs. Russians. Azerbai­ janis vs. Armenians. Azerbaijanis vs. Russians. Soviet Georgians vs. Russians. Georgians vs. Mcskhetfon Turks. Uzbeks vs. Turks, and on and on. When East Germany threw off Its repressive regime. neo-Nazi skinheads were soon marching through Marx-Engels Platz. Most Important to Hezbollah, the United States was to begin pressuring Israel to release Shiite leader Sheik Abdul Karim Obeld —who was kidnapped last July from s o u th e r n Lebanon —and some 400 Lebanese Shiites now in Israeli Jails. It was "Implied" that more Western hostages would be released when the Israell-held prisoners were freed. Reportedly, the key figures In the deal were Hezbollah lead­ er Hussein Musawl. 6 At no tim e did who has close ties to S y ria n P re s id e n t any U.S. o f­ Hafez A ssad, and ficial talk di- ’ Ira n ia n foreign rectly w ith e i­ minister All Akbar ther the Ira­ Velayati. who acted nians or any­ as the personal rep­ one repreresentative of Iran's t e n t i n g President All Akbar H ezbollah. J Hashcmi Rafsanjanl. Sources say the ar- tim e r DAVID S. BRODER P r o - f a m i l y m e a s u r e WASHINGTON - President Bush Is a good listener, but on some Issues, he makes you wonder who has his car. The Family and Medical Leave Act. which passed the House last week. Is a case In point. The measure requires big companies to offer employees rchirlng rights and continued health Insurance If they take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave to care for a child, a parent or a seriously 111 family member. It was passed by a 237-187 vote, with most Democrats In favor and most Republicans opposed. However, a large majority of women Republicans In the House supported It as a pro-family measure. in the 1988 campaign. Bush said that. "We need to assure that women don't have to'worry about getting their Jobs back after having u child or caring for a child during serious Illness." But White House chief of staff John Sununu has publicly promised business lob­ byists that the President will veto the bill If it reaches his desk. Sununu says It is bad legislation because It Is another federal mandate, burdening busi­ ness with costs that will make It less competitive. But the facts belle that claim. As Rep. Constance Morelia (R-Md.) pointed out In debate, almost two-thirds of the mothers in this country now work. More than 75 nations already have sucli family-leave policies, most with pay. The only advanced nations without such leave policies are the United States and South Africa. Canada provides 15 weeks of leave at 60 percent pay: West Germany. 14 to 19 weeks at full pay; Japan. 12 weeks ut 60 percent pay. How 12 weeks of leave without pay could disadvantage American firms Is a mystery Rep. Olympia Snowe (It.Maine) said that her state, which the President knows well from his vacations In Kenncbunkport. has a "substan­ tially similar" law In effect already, except that It reaches down to smaller businesses than the proposed federal statute. She called Its Impact on business and workers "very positive." adding: "I have not received one complaint concerning that state policy, even though I actively solicited comments In that regard." One after another, the GOP women argued that the measure wus a minimal recognition of the realities of today's workplace and a practical step to strengthen families by alleviating some of the pressures workers leel when torn by conflicting economic and personal demands. Rep. Barbara Vucanovtch (R-Nev.). one of the two opponents, called the bill "a wolf In sheep's clothing." a measure which "would erotic the very basis of democracy...by forcing employers to provide certain benefits to their employees...." But Rep. Marge Houkema (R N.J.). a prtn- q u e s t i o n e d clpal architect of the bill, explained the steps she and others took to satisfy what they thought might be legitimate business tears: The bill covers only firms with 50 or more employees — 5 percent of all companies. It allows even those firms to deny rc-cmploynent rights to the top 10 pereent of their employees, the ones whose Jobs arguably could not go unfilled for even three months without wrecking the company. It requires reasonable notice and medical certification of serious Illness. "I don't mean a child with s n i f f l e s t h e flu." said Roukcrna. "but a child or employee who has cancer and needs time for chemotherapy treatments...an elderly parent who Is terminally III and...needs home hospice care." Sununu questioned whether It Is the proper role of the govern­ m ent to m andate such policy. R o u k c r n a , who nursed her own son when he was dying of leukemia, said that President Bush, "a c o m p a s s io n a te , s e n s i t i v e fa m ily man." needs to face facts. •’Each day. hard-working, taxpaying A m ericans io s e t h e i r Jo b s b ecau se a family M ore lhan 75 medical emergency requires that they nations al­ take time off to give ready have temporary' care to a such familyseriously III member leave policies, of the family. In a most w ith pay. day and age when the majority of Amer­ ican families need two paychecks to get by. It Is Inconceivable that we do not have a minimum guarantee of Job security when a medical emergency strikes. The debate over the Family and Medical Leuvc Act Is not about mandates or benefit packages. It is about values and a standard of decency...." That view was endorsed by ten of the 13 Republican women In the House — to say nothing of such staunchly conservative males as Rep. Henry Hyde (R ill.). Hyde said. "I am not appalled that this Is a federal mandate. We mamlale Job security for Jury service...for ROTC duly. It seems to me for motherhood, lor caring for a sick member of your family, that our economy and our society should be compassionate enough to Include them." •• — WASHINGTON — Silvio Asguello was once the vice president of Nicaragua under Anastaslo Somoza. But when Sorr.oza fell In 1979. Argucllo reluctantly fled to Miami. For 11 years, he advocated the ouster of the S andlnlsta governm ent that overthrew Somoza. He was thrilled when that happened with the election of Violetta Chamorro as the new president ofNIcaragua. But today, A rg u cllo is not packing his bag* for Managua. Life Is too good In Miami for the real-estate magnate with u house In a posh neighborhood and plenty of cash to sp re a d a ro u n d . Argucllo Is not alone. H u ndreds of su c ­ cessful business peo­ ple who prospered under Somoza and scooted out of town with their millions when the Sandlnlstas f They can't took over now arc count on g e t­ waflllng about going ting the sam e b a c k . Whe n special privi­ N ic a ra g u a n e e d s leges that th e ir m oney and they enjoyed skills the most to under rebuild Its bankrupt Som oza. J e c o n o m y , th e s e a r m c h a i r Nicaraguans have opted to dig in their heels In the United States. A recent summit between some of them and Chamorro's chief economic adviser suggests why. They can't count on getting the same special privileges that they enjoyed under Somoza and they aren't willing to sacrifice what they have built In Miami. Argucllo complained to us that the new government ol Nicaragua Is only offering him "equal Justice lor all." Under Somoza. some people were more equal than others. In ear'y March. Chamorro's representative traveled to Miami to try to woo some of the exiled business people back home. Previous guaran­ tees from Managua had hinted that they could bring their cars and other luxury Items with them duty free. Tax breaks and some compensation for the property they lost to the Sandlnlstas were also reportedly part of the offer. In all. 72 former Nicaraguan business people agreed to consider the deal and went to Managua to test the waters. Apparently they were pleased at the path tne new government is taking, but the meeting turned sour when they realized their demands would not be met. Sources told our associate Dean Boyd that the Miami clan hinged Its return on a number of conditions — the return of all of their old property, appointments In the new government and direct benefits from forth­ coming U.S. aid to rebuild Nicaragua. Fran­ cisco Mayorga. Chamorro's economic adviser, was taken aback. He told them the com­ pensation for their losses when Somoza was ousted would be up to the courts. And he warned them to give up their "eye-for-aneye" attitude, saying that their demands did nothing for Nicaragua's "stability." Mayorga also told the Miami contingent that prestigious government Jobs couldn't be glven to people who hadn't even been around for the hurd-fought election. Mayorga then begged the wealthy exiles to play by the rules and partlclpaicih Nicaragua's reconstruction. The group returned to Miami angry. "Why should be back If we can't get our possessions back?" Argucllo asked us. A small Miami newspaper published by members of the exile community blasted the new government's position and characterized Mayorga's remarks as "excessively vulgar." One exile who does plan to go home told us that the wealthy exiles will only return "If they can make a big profit and have their old ways. This Is Impossible and unfair to ask of Nicaragua which has Just been through 10 years of war." Then he addtxl a condemna­ tion of the elites who got too comfortable In Miami. “They are no longer Nicaraguans." �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, May 18, 1990 — SA - ___ * Ift& d s NATIONAL BRIEFS Bensonhursl triggerman convicted NEW YORK — The accused triggerman In the Bensonhurat racial slaying was convicted of murder for taking part In an attack by a mob of bat-wielding whites that left a black teenager dead from two bullets to the chest, Joseph Fama. 19. was convicted Thursday of second-degree murder with "depraved indifference to human life" In the slaying or 16-ycar-old Yusuf Huwklns. But after 11 days of deliberations, the Jury In slate Supreme Court In Brooklyn acquitted the while teenager of Intentional murder. Fama. who was convicted on 13 counts and acquitted on three, faces a prison term of 25 years to life on the murder charge alone when he Is sentenced on June 11. Fama s lawyer said the verdict would be appealed on the grounds that Justice Thaddcus Owens' charge to the Jury was biased toward the prosecution. Brando’s son ’adm its’ killing LOS ANGELES — The son of actor Marlon Brando admitted killing his pregnant sister's boyfriend during an argument that started when Cheyenne Brando (old her brother she had been physically abused, police said. Christian Brando. 32. was booked Thursday on suspicion of murder In the shooting death of Dag Dorllel. 26. or Tahiti, after an argument over the alleged abuse. Police said Christian was extremely protective of his 20-year-old half-sister, who is six months pregnunt. "Christian has Indicated that he did in fact shoot the victim," said Lt. Ron Hall. Renoir painting draws $78.1 million NEW YORK — "A\i Moulin Dc La Galcltc." a summer scene of an open-nlr. lumpllt Paris dance hall painted In 1876 by Plerre-Auguslc Renoir, sold for $78.1 million at a Sotheby's auction, breaking the record for a painting by the French artist. The auction of 70 works of Impressionist and modern art Thursday night was a record sale. Stewart said. Nineteen of the works sold were purchased by American buyers. 16 by European and 23 by Japanese collectors. The Thursday night side at the New York auction house, which had generated Intense advance notice, failed to top the recently set record of $82.5 million for any work of art. The previous record for a Renoir was $17,681,400 for a work sold at Sotheby's In Umdon last year. Vincent Van Gogh's 1890 "Portal! of Dr. Cachet" was sold Tuesday to a Tokyo dealer bidding for a major Japanese business firm for $82.5 million at Christie's gallery’. Super frogs ready to leap ANGELS CAMP. Calif. — The 62nd annual Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee opened with thousands of people Hocking to (he tiny Gold Rush town to see If a band of giant African superfrogs could outjump their smaller American relatives. Representatives from the Guinness Book of World Records were ready to watch the green giants try to smash the fair's record set by an ordinary American bullfrog. Rosie the Rlbltcr. who Jumped 21 feet 5 inches in IP3” That should be no problem. si»' mdy Knffman. a Seattle reptile importer who captured the ia.e Conraua Goliath frogs while trekking though the Jungles of Cameroon In West Africa. "1 have always felt that It was the destiny of these frogs to win that contest." said Rodman, who Is eyeing a $1,500 grand prize awarded to anyone who sets a new record. Organizers of the frog Jump. Inspired by Mark Twain's 1865 short story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County." predicted new attendance records at the four-day frog hop. Iranian gam bler wins big at poker LAS VEGAS. Ncv. — Iranian-born businessman Mansour Matloubl raked In a record $1.62 million poker pot and cleaned out his lone remaining opponent In poker to win the World Series of Poker championship. He also won $835,000 In first-place prize money. Matloubl. 37. a self-described London businessman, won the final pot Thursday with a pair of sixes when Hans "Tuna" Lund. 39. of Reno. Ncv.. shoved In all his remaining chips on the sirengh of a pair of fours and lost. The flop cards in the final hand of the 10-hour, no-llmll Texas Hold’cm marathon helped neither gambler. From United Press International Reports Package Continued from Page 1A would be paid a lower benefit for a shorter period of time. Although the reform lowers benefits to workers. Rep. Art Grindle, R-Altamonte Springs, said more workers will Ik- pro­ tected as a result. "Pm excited about It." Grindle said. "It will be a benefit for a lot of busi­ nesses who can't afford to carry adequate coverage now." R e p . F r a n k S t o n e . Ft Casselberry, said the coverage reductions were primarily in the area that workers have abused. "I don't buy the arguement that workers will receive less as a result of this." Stone said. The bill still must be consid­ ered by the Senate, where the Insurance Committee approved a similar measure earlier this week. Lawmakers debated for five hours T hursday night and mulled over 10-1 amendments before the House finally agreed on the bill, sponsored by Rep. Art Simon. D-Tampa. The bill also would establish procedures for drug tests In the workplace, under a provision for "reasonable suspicion drug testing." That section Is aimed at c o m b a ttin g in ju r ie s to workers resulting from drinking alcohol or abusing drugs on the Job. Workers In "safely sensitive Jobs" could be tested at random, and other employees could In­ fested If they cxhlbltlcd "ab­ n orm al conduct or e rra tic b e h a v io r." Em ployers who established drug testing pro­ grams would be eligible for reduced premiums. The bill also would allow employers with three or fewer tax-and-fee Increases of up to 11 billion. Gustafson had been saying A problem. Crawford said. Is that the transportation package that t b s money would only vetoed by the governor earlier in dampen the blow from planned the session was the Legislature's budget cuts, not buy new pro­ best offer. He has also reportedly gram s that lawmakers could been wooing GOP support to take home to Justify the In­ override the veto. creased pressure on taxpayers. But during a meeting Thurs­ "When you vote for more than d a y In M a r t i n e z ' o f f i c e , •1 billion In new taxes, you Gustafson said he would not try think you can make some people to block an effort by House happy In this state," Crawford Republicans to promote their told reporters. own transportation plan, and Meanwhile, there was no ap­ envisioned a committee hearing parent progress In the disagree­ on the GOP plan next Wednes­ ment between the govenor and day. the House on the proper mix of " I ' v e m e llo w ed a b i t . ” new prison beds versus facilities Gustafson told the govenor. for troubled children. Martinez said he was not Martinez wants to spend about committed to supporting the •145.6 million to build more House Republican plan, but than 9,400 new beds, and the h o p ed a " h a p p y m e e t i n g Senate has approved a bill that la ground" could still be found, close to the governor’s position. with HtUe more than two weeks The •26-bllllon House budget remaining In the 60-day regular provides for 11.000 beds, but session. Martinez contends only 4.488 of But Martinez reiterated his them would be for dangerous opposition to the Democratic bill offenders, with too many going which provided for a statewide for Juvenile and diversion pro4-centa-per-gallan Increase In the g r a m s . gasoline tax and to the bill's Gustafson Insisted during his formula for spending the money, meeting with the governor that which he said would not con­ his Juvenile programs are a form to local growth manage­ ment plans. The governor said he la still Insisting upon same sort of local debate before the tax could be United Frsss International Increased. Gustafson Is wonted MIAMI — C u b a n e x ile s the House GOP p|pn to permit increases of 4-cents per gallon at participating In a flotilla that will the county level would generate d rift by th e ir h o m e la n d ’s a "county-by-county wish list" coastline this weekend were of projects that Ignores statewide w arned T hursday by Coast needs. But the governor said he G uard officials th a t Cuban would Insist any new taxes be authorities may seek to stop and board their boats. earmarked for state projects. Cuban exiles plan to board an Martinez aide Peter Dunbar said (he votes were not there In estimated 80 to 100 boats In Key the Senate to override the gov­ WcbI Sunday and travel to miles of Cuba, on ernor's veto of the transportation within 13 the day the Island nation tradi­ package. "So what they would do Is put tionally celebrates Its Indepen­ t h e m s e l v e s t h r o u g h a n dence from Spain. O rganizers of the Cuban excruciating override to get Brotherhood Flotilla say the nowhere." Dunbar said. S e n a t e P r e s i d e n t B ob demonstration will show Cubans Crawford said he wanted to watt still living on the Island that they and sec If the votes for an arc not forgotten by those who override could be mustered In have fled to freedom In the the House before raising the United States. But Const G uard officials Issue In the Senate. Jockeying continued between noted 'hat Cuban authorities the House and the Senate to have stopped nnd boarded U.S. reconcile rival versions of the vessels In International waters, state budget far the new fiscal more than 20 miles from tbs year. But a budget reconclllla- Cuban coast. “Your planned activities may lion was expected to have to wait for an agreement on the be viewed as a provocation by O m tln u d from P i|( 1A employees to operate without w orker’s com pensation. In­ creasing the number from Hie current law's provision of one or two employees. Simon said bill (CS/HB 3809) Improves some of the worker's compensation changes made last year. Florida's worker's compensa­ tion insurance rales arc 54 percent higher than the national average, according to the House Commerce Committee, and they are 75 percent higher than the average in the Southeast. MARGARET GORDON Margaret Gordon. 62. 299 Drosdick Drive. Casselberry, died Wednesday at her resi­ dence. Born April 27. 1928, tn Brooklyn. N.Y., she moved to Casslbcrry from West Palm Beach In 1986 She was a homemaker and a Protestant. Survivors include husband. Herbert; son. Martin. Cassel­ berry: daughters. Rhonda Miller. Winter Park. Barbara Bogcr. Lyons. Ga.: five grandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home. Or­ lando. in charge of arrange­ ments. CORA ADA McCURDY Cora Ada McCurdy, 87. 502 Or. <*e Drive, No. 12. Altamonte Springs, died Thursday at Flori­ da Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Bom Feb. 7, 1903. In Gorman. Texas, she moved to Altamonte Springs from Alius. Okla.. In 1985. She was a homemaker and a Methodist. Survivor includes son, Bob of Altamonte Spring. better Investment. He wants to spend $81 million to provide group homes for troubled kids, to be overseen by local religious or communi­ ty leaders. "I am sure thfe state can afford to b u i l d 3 ,0 0 0 b e d s for children,” Gustafson said. Martinez Insisted Gustafson's plans would raise an uproar In local communtles. which would delay or prevent the facHlies from ever opening. "That debate Is not going to stop because a Baptist minister shows up, because a rabbi shows up or a priest shows up." Martinez said. Gustafon said programs simi­ lar to what he envisions have proved effective In reducing Ju­ venile delinquency recidivism ra te s In ot her s ta te s , but Martinez Insisted the public wants action now against crime. "You try telling that to the senior citizen getting mugged on the street. They're Interested right now, what'a happening to me." Martinez told Gustafson. Martinez did say. however, that the House's package of about $900 million In news taxes and fee Increases Is more acceptable to him than the Senate plan, which raises about as mm a money. The Senate plan calls for an Increase In the cigarette tax of 9 cen ts per pack. The House package has a 14-cent Increase, closer to the governor’s proposed 19-centhlkc. The Senate plan also provides for a surtax of 10 cents for every shot of liquor or glass of beer or wine sold In bars and restau­ rants. Martinez said he was Inclined to oppose that tax. In other action Thursday In the Legislature: • The Senate voted 37-0 to approve legislation ICS-SB 198) to outlaw the dumping of human waste by railroads on public or private lands or streams. The bill p ro v id e s for mi s d e me a n o r penalties unless more than 500 pounds of waste Is dumped, when the offense would become a second-degree felony. Supporters said the bill was Inspired by the recent conviction of AmIrak for dumping waste In th e S t. J o h n s River. The measure provides a three-year grace period for railroads to retrofit their equipment to stop spewing waste along roadbeds. Flotilla warned to stay clear of Cuban waters Purchase Continued from Page 1A earmarked, ac­ cording to the trust agreement, "to provide educational, recre­ ational and community services, to promote understanding and good will within the community, to further the economic devel­ opment and beautification of the community; and to assist In orderly growth: all for the Birds Continued from Page 1A prared to be getting ready to cut down an Oak tree that had become a favorite stop on his route. A small black bird would Hy In (o the hollow of the tree where Mann was certain she was feeding a large hungry brood. "Y ou co u ld n 't see them , because they were down In the tree but boy when that momma bird flew In there, you could hear them." Mann said. As he passed the the workers on his route. Mann stopped to tell them about the nest in the tree. The postman was pleasantly surprised at the response he received. "1 told them about the nest and the one guy seemed real concerned." Maim said. "He was like 'Wow. wc almost cut Into that tree.' and tic said he would further benefit and limited to the geographical and corporate limits of the Community of Lake Mary. Florida." The City of Lake Mary already owns the property on which the CIA building stands, and Is leasing It to the Association for $10 per year. Had the sale been finalized, the CIA would have cancelled the remaining 93-plus years of the lease. stop and talk to bis boss about It." But Mann decided to call city hall. "I called the Mayor's office and they referred me to public works to a Mr. Kelly. He seemed real concerned too and he said that (bey could leave the tree alone until the birds were big enough to fly away. And I don’t know, but the way he acted. I wouldn't be surprised If they had some special procedure concerning this." Mann said. Director of Public Works Bob Kelly said he remebered talking to Mann. "If there Is no rule on the books, there should be." Kelly said. "The city Is not In the habit of kicking little birds out of their homes. From what I understand, the birds arc almost grown, anywhow. So we can leave fthe tree) alone for a while — at least until they leave." Mann said that the city of Sanford lived up to Its slogan: The friendly city. Scientist Continued from Page 1A being re­ sponsible for his Interest. "My teacher. Mr. Tom Butler, helped me In the radio club and really sparked n.y Ir.ierest." said the youth. The other driving force 'vas hts father. Dr. Leslie D. Kramer. 633 Rlverpark Circle. In Longwood, who Is a ham radio operator and has a Ph.D. tn Metalurgy. Dr. Kramer ts Man­ ager of Research and Develop­ ment at Martin Marietta. Young Kramer, a ham radio enthusiast, said he had read that ICI had made a UHF antenna from a superconducting ceram­ ic. The student decided to show the antenna could be used to broadcast on an amateur radio frequency, and contacted the company about getting the an­ tenna. K ramer built a box from plywood. Styrofoam and plastic wrap, and then filled It with liquid nitrogen to cool the an­ tenna to the temperature needed for It to become supercon­ ductive. Kramer used his system Dec. 31 to contact a local ham radio operator, and the two talked for 12 minutes, the boy said. It was the first use of a superconductive antenna to establish two-way radio contact on an amateur bard. ' A superconductive anter..iA can produce a much more effi­ cient signal, because the’matertal offers less resistance, said Vic Burriss. a spokesman for ICI. The experiment won “ Best of Fair" at his school, and It was a finalist at the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair in St. Petersburg In April. Kramer said his goal Is to be a scientist or an engineer, but he's unsure whether hts specialty will be superconductivity, robotics e n g in e e r in g o r c o m p u te r engineering. "My mind leans toward the latest technology." Kramer said. 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Gravatida M r v ic tt lor M r Oavld F M cGorigk. « j r 14 patiad away Friday Mdy II. will conducted on Saturday at II 4 m «t tho Oaklawn Park Ctmotory Lako Mary, with Pallor Jo tr J Hinton officiating V iiitjtio n for friondt wall Friday from 1 » p m al tho Ooklawn PorL Funoral Homo In Uou Of lie a m . tno family gractouily roquotl donation* mad* to la «or charity Oaklawn Park Comilory/Funoral Homo, la k t Mary, in char go of arrangomtnlk bo bo a The Coast Guard said Cuba claims a 12-mlle territorial sea. but tn some cases the boundary extends well beyond 12 miles because of the way the line Is drawn. Introduction and gifts from local DAVID P. McGONIGLE David F. McGonlgle. 36. 20 Heights Road. Newvllle. Pa., died May 11 at his residence. He was born May 29. 1953. In Chicago and was on staff at the U.S. War College and a Staff Sergeant n the Army. He wasa Lutheran. Survivors include parents. John and Grace, of Sanford. Oa k l a wn Park Ccmetcry/Funcral Horne. Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. bo The Coast Guard refused to provide an escort for the flotilla, but promised to have ships and aircraft In the area to monitor the Journey through the Florida Straits. "These claims are not In conformance with International law and are not recognized by the United States." said Lt. Cmdr. Jeff Karonls. "Nonethc less. United States vessels have been stopped and boarded more than 20 miles from the Cuban coast In some cases." Karonls also warned partici­ pants that they face possible rough seas. "The one good thing from a search and rescue standpoint Is that all of these boats will be close to each other so If some­ thing happens to one boat other vessels will be nearby to offer assistance," Karonls said. your shopping needs, cards of Buldwln-Falrchlld Funeral Home, Orlando. In charge of arrangements. [FU N E R A LS the government of Cuba." of­ ficials said In a notice delivered to flotilla organizers. “Vessels straying Into territorial waters of Cuba will be subject to the Jurisdiction of Cuban law." llo 3 Aug. 21, 1946 • May 18,1987 V T im e eas es th e p a in b u t th e m e m o r ie s a n d lo v e w ill a lw a y s r e m a in . W e m is s a n d lo v e y o u v e ry m u c h . SupfU. dr jZ LM CJjtKtag S a n a v§*c H o m o O ll i c e 904-734-6031 �«A — Santord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday. May 18 1990 A large crowd gathered at L ik e Branlty Nigh School Thursday lo participate In the D ividends aw ards p resentations. Doris R eim iller congratuleted by Supt. Robert Hughes School recognition S even S e rn in o le C o u n ty School District teachers and volunteeers were singled out lor special recognition yester­ day during the annual Divi­ dends Award Presentation at Lake Brantley High School in AltamonteSprings. 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SLICED BACON HALF GAL. 16 02 PKG r /V 3A �INSIDE: S p o rts i IN BRIEF ■*•''* _______ ■ People, Page 3B ■ Classified, Page 7B ■ Comics, Page 1CB D AV A m e ric a n From staff reports AMERICAN LEAGUE G iles, Seattle drub Toronto If the Toronto Blue Jays continue their losing ways at home, the sexual sideshows given by unsuspecting guests at the SkyDome's hotel complex might soon threaten to become the stadium's main event. Brian Giles homered twice ami drove home seven runs Thursday, leading the Seattle Mariners to an easy 14-6 drubbing of the Blue .lays and a sweep of their three game series. Twice already this season, fans with binocu­ lars have witnessed hotel guests engaging In sexual actlvltes In suites facing the diamond. The most recent occurrence took place two nights earlier as the Blue Jays dropped a 4-3 decision. fKIscwhere Thursday In the American League. Milwaukee drojtped California 6-3. Minnesota topped New York 4-1. Chicago clubbed Baltimore 7-3 and Detroit clipped Texas 7-5 In 10 Innings. NATIONAL LEAGUE O lson, Braves top Pirates Pittsburgh outfielders needed a ticket to make the catch when- Greg Olson's hits were falling Thursday night. Olson ripped two homers and drove home five runs, helping the Braves band Neal Heaton his lirst loss since last season with a f>-1 victory over the Pirates at Atlanta. . Olson, a rookie who came over from the Minnesota farm system during the winter, blasted a two-mn home nut In the second Inning and added a three-run shot In the eighth. Elsewhere in the National League Thursday. St. Louis blanked Cincinnati 3-0 and Houston edged Chicago 5-4 In 11 Innings PREP TRACK Lake Howell girls honored CASSELBERRY - The I-me Howell Silver Hawk track leant completed a successful season with their awards banquet on Tuesday right. Receiving the Most Valuable Player was Shervl Palumbo, who also won the outstanding middle distance award. She competed in the regional high Jump and 880-yard run after winning the district high |urnp with a leap of 4-10. Sally Morris took the Most Dependable award while the outstanding long distance runner award went to Mlkl Palumbo, who ran In the state two mile event last weekend and finished eighth. Morris advanced to reglonais In the 330 hurdles. The most outstanding field events athlete of the year was Grvlehc Arias. Awards were given out by the girls' track coach. Tom Hainmontrcc. COLLEGE GOLF Florida Southern holds lead JUP1TEH — .Dave McMillan and Rodney Butcher each fin-d 1-over-par 73s Thursday to help Florida Southern College fxiost Its lead to 15 strokes alter three rounds of the NCAA Division II Men'sGolf Championship. Florida Southern, who finished the first round up 10 strokes and the second round up 12. shot a 204 to finish at 883. Cal Stale Northrldgc |296| and Troy State University 1297) were tied for second at 898. Defending champion Columbus College shot a 295 lor a three-round score of 902. which was good for fourth place. Host Florida Atlantic University finished with a 311 Thursday for a i hrcc-round total of 932 for 10th place. COLLEGE TENNIS Stanford w om en sweep titles GAINESVILLE — Stanford University carried out an unprecedented sweep of the NCAA Women's Tennis Championships Thursday, adding the singles and doubles titles to the team crown the Cardinal captured earlier In the NCAA Women's Tennis Championships. Sophomore Debbie Graham, ol fountain Valley. Calif . cntlsed by Florida's Nicole Arendt. 0 3. 0 3 tor the singles title. l op seeded Cardinals Meredith McGrath and lerl Wlotltngcr then ousted Graham and 1989 NCAA Singles Champion Sandra Birch. 4 6. 7-5. 0 2 . h i the all-Slunlord doubles final. No school had ever won the NCAA singles, doubles and team event in Ihe same year. C om p iled fro m a ta ri and w ire re p o rts . BASEBALL 7 30 p m — 5G. Si Louis Cardinals at • m< timall Beils. |l.) 7 ;ir, (>,,, _ TBS. Pittsburg Pirates at A tla n ta B a n s (LI H m pin — GN. Chicago Cubs at Houston .•\sirip» 11.| Complete listings on Page 2B Cham ps HeieM PSolo by Kelly Jordan Catcher Donnie Hinson of DAV doubles as Ine DAV Royals clinched (right) tags out the A s Lemuel Ihe American Divison championship Thomas as pilchor William Wynn a* FI Mellon Park Thursday night looks on Hinson and Wynn had SANFORD - Corey Williams. Alexis Acosta and Kevin Butler all homered and Donnie Illnson lilt a bases loaded double as llte Disabled American Veterans Royals defeated Ihe F'lrst Union A's 21-15 lo clinch llte American Division ehamplonshljt of llte Sanford Recreation Department Little Ma|or Baseball League at Roy Holler Field Thurs­ day night. In llte other game, llte Seminole Ford Red Sox scored a run In llte bottom of the sixth Inning lo break a 9-9 tie anti give llte Red Sox a 10-9 decision over the SenBank Orioles. With the regular s e a s o n coming lo an end tins Saturday the Royals stand alone with a 12-3 record, followed by the A's (9-61. llte Red Sox (7-8) and llte Orioles 11-14). This Saturday's schedule has Itectt changed lo allow the lop two teams In each division to play the last two games ol Ihe day At 8 a m It will be the Orioles playing the First Fetleral ol Seminole Cardinals, followed at 10 a.m by the Retl Sox against the Snnnlland Pirates At noon the Royals will challenge ihe Kallrodcrs Cubs and at 2 p m. the A s and the Rlnkcr Dodgers will close nut the regular season. The Royals opponent in next week's City Championships Is still very much up In the air. The Dodgers are currently one game ahead of the Cults In the National Division. Should the Dodgers win or the Cults lose Saturday Ihe Dodgers would lie llte champions. Bui If the Cults heat Ihe Royals and the A's beat the Dodgers there would be a tie and u playoll game between the Cubs and Dodgers would take place next Tuesday. The Royals got Ihe scoring started In the first inning when Marcus Beasley went all Ihe way to second on an error and went to third on an Acosta single. Alter Butler walked Illnson reached on an inlleld single 10 score Beasley. Acosta later scored 011 a wild pitch to make the score 20. The A's got a run back in the txittnm ot tin- first on an Erie Smith double and a pair ol wild pitches. Two walks, two singles and a Butler double scored four runs for the Royals In the second, but the A's responded with three In llte Imttom of Ihe Inning without a hit The Royals used the long ball In score five runs In the third as Williams hit a throe-run shot for his See Majors,Page 2B SBA to host Florida AAU tournament From staff r a p o r t s _________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Sunshine Basketball Assoclnlli/n will boat the 1990 Florida AAU Girl’s Basketball Championships this weekend al Lake Brantley and Oviedo High Schools The tournament under the direc­ tion of Tom Bleri and Nancy Coalter, will have 22 teams com­ peting for championships In Ihe 11 and Under. 13 and Under and 15 and Underage groujts The winners In each age group will rcclcvc automatic bids to the 1990 AAU National Championships to I k * held In July. The I3’sund 1 5 s cham pionships will he held In Shreveport. Louisiana and Ihe 11 and Under will be hosted by the SBA and held here In Seminole County. The tournament will open today at Lake Brantley. All teams will he In action Saturday with games at tKith Lake Brantley and Oviedo. The finals In each age division will he field Sunday at Lake Brantley. The 11 and Under eliamjiloshiji game will be jtlayed ul I 30 jt.m.. the 13 and Under championship al 3 p ut. and the 15 and Under ebamplonsbljtal 4:30 p in. The teams In the I5's will In- Ihe SBA Blue Streak. Ihe SBA Pistons, the Inter-County li.vsketli.ill Associ­ ation. Lakeland. St Cloud. Tampa. Indian River County. Deltona. Lake County and two learns from North Pinellas. The six teams In Ihe 13 and Under division are the SBA Lady Magic, the SBA Kemper. Seminole North. Lake County. Lakeland and Holmes County. And roundinguut 'he Held will lie live teams in Ihe 11 and Under division. The five are the SBA Stingers, the SBA Bulls. Lake C o u n ty , Lakeland and N orth Pinellas Her eld PTtolo by Kelly Jo(Zen Charles Elberry of Lake Mary and 39 other Seminole County Athletes will travel lo Lake Worth today and tommorow to delermine who is the best alhlele in S A C t o t r y F l o r i d a i n I he h i j h s c h o o l cathlon/heptathlon track meet Sl a t e De ­ d e c a t h l o n / h e p t a t h l o n By ROBBIE STOCK Herald Correspondent_________________________ LAKE WORTH —.Judging Irom Ihe reaction ol the Seminole Allilcltc Conference truck coa» lies this weekend's st.iic hc|italhlon/deealhlon al Joint I Leonard High School could hear a striking resent lit.nice lo the slate track meet last weekend at Showalter Field "Although Palm licacli Lakes won the stale track title. .John I Leonard won the heptathlon last year and l.akes came (ii second." said l.ake Mary »oaelt Mike Gibson "Glades Central could Challenge, they finished second lo Jacksonville Raines m the 3A meet S.mlord Seminole Is also a threat The hoys couqtctc In IO events In the decathlon high |ump. long Jump, shotput. discus, pole vault. 120-yard high hurdles. 100 yard dash. 220 dash. 440. and the mile run The girls only compete In seven events dro|i|itng tin- pole vault. HX) and 440 while substituting Ihe 880 for the mile For the hoys, the best Individual chances ride on the hacks ol Seminole's Robert Moore a n d L ak e Brantley's Jason I lotitis Moore Is hindered somewhat because Ills best event, the triple Jump, will not tie featured. But Moore's overall speed, strength, and size give him a chance al cracking the top 10 I th in k R o b e r t's capable o f placing In th e to p IO ." Sec Decathlon. Page 2B San Antonio and Portland go to game seven in W est U n ita d P rs e s In te r n a tio n a l SAN ANTONIO — The Spurs have proven that San Antonio Is Mr. Robinson's neighborhood Now they want lo show they can play In the Trail Blazers' yard. "We are not going to let anyone come and push us around anymore." David Koblnspn said, alter scoring 24 points anil pulling down 13 rebounds Thursday night to lead the Spurs to a 112-97 victory over the Blazers. "We just need lo translate the way we plav here to the way we play In Portland." he said "We are a young team, but we will rise to the occasion." Bottle courts have been the key to Ihe Western Conference semifinal series which Is deadlocked 3-3. Neither team has lost on its own lloor. The tinal game will lie played Saturday .illernoou In Portland. "Now II all comes down lo one game ill our place." Portland Coach Rlek Adclm.in said I think It has Item a very physical series with two competitive teams " San Antonio Coach Larry Brown used a dtllerent word "It g o t u g h t o n i g h t W e ' v e p l a y e d e a c h o i l i e r s o m any b e co m in g l i m e s n o w t h a t t h e t e m p e r s .u< s h o r t a n d t i n l o u l s a r e I m i o i i i Iii u hard." Brow'll said. As lor Game 7. we have to start oil strong and aggressive." he said Although Portland had 30 louls and San Antonin had 23. no player on either team tooled out — a laelor that reduced the tug player ranks on ImiIt sides during Portland's gnu-ling 138 132 double overt lute will Tuesday ulghi Portland was led by Jerome Kersc\ s 22 i n i i i i I s . Inllowcd by Cl III Robinson with 20. Terry Purler with 14 and Buck Williams with 12 Sail Antonio s Wlllte Anderson, whose 30 points was a plavolt high lor Ihe B-looi-H guard, was followed In double digits by Robinson with 24. Terrs Cummings with 18. Sean Elliott with 14 and Dav id Wingate with I I San Aldonin narrowly heal the Blazers on tinh o a r d s 4H-44. w ith Rnltltisoii's 13 tin high lor llnSpurs Portland's Williams pulled down It) Already down two centers starter Kevin Duckworth (broken h.urll and backup Wavtti Cooper (back spasms) — the I rail Blazers lo s i guard Clyde Drexler late lit the third |>crtod. when he was ejected alter throwing all clltow .ii Anderson D r e x l e r w a s s t i l l s h a k i n g h i s h e a d a b o u t It \S i w in h a n d i b e c k in g a m i I was p is i knocking the hands nil Tlu- next thing I know. I am m the locker room." Drexler said "We've jtlayed each other six times now. and everyone knows what each other is going to do We get tired ol seeingcaeli other." Drexler said. The lead changed five times m a back and tnrth lirst quarter In which the score was lied ibret limes. Anderson |tourrd in I O lirst quarter | t n i n i s and Portland s Robinson pul in 8. Imi no team led by more than 3 In the period T w o jmiI i i I s b y Portland's Drazen Peirovtc gave the Trail Blazers a 27 26 edge at the end of the quarter —their last lead In Ihe game. San Antonio reeled oil nine unanswered jtomis midway through Ihe second jiertod lo |iull ahead 43-32 wnh 5 34 to go I lie closest Portland got alter that was 7 points, at 48 4 1 wtill I <>5 remaining tn llte halt Portland lost Drexler with 3 01 remaining tu the third jtcrlod. when the referee ejected him lot elbowing Anderson in the chin while the two were lighting lor j m i s i i i o i i away Irom the hall Drexler. who had averaged 24 4 points during the series and scored a e.ireer-hlgh 3 i Tuesday was held to I points lietore lie was Ill tow II out �* I m< SB SiintoiCi H frfiS " c . .da — Friday. May 18, 1990 - STATS A STANDINGS' DOQS At Stmlnol Park Thursday night First race —1/1. D J t.fl 1 L lllk Victory 4 *0 1*0 I *0 I Be*Bobb*S 7*0 1 10 1 Walton t Lover 4*0 o n i> t i.« i P i n t to ** r i n n * 4 i.x Second race — S/14. D: J U T I M y Darwin 1 U 0 1100 1*0 IC R 's Fawn L tc * 17*0 5 40 *LW MonooMoon Mo o (i i t n .*a P it a h tt.ta p i a i d i * ** t ( l- M ) l) 4 .M D D ( ] - 1 ) M .n Third r a c * -5 /1 4 . M i Jt.*4 t Robin Ribbon M X 4.40 I X 1 Danger out Dor 11 1 *0 2 40 2 RV Divlno Boauty 2 *0 Q IL 4) K M P t*-11 107.40 T 14-1-2) 2*0.*0 Fourth roc* — 1/14, C: 11JO I Gantl* Bounty 7 40 2 40 2.40 4 She's A Delight 2 20 2.40 IL R E d d y 440 a ( M l 11.20 P it-* ) 41.40 T ( M i l 215.40 S ( M l * ) 1U1.M Fifth r a t# - 1 / 1 * . M ; I t , 20 * CJ'S Salem 20 40 4 20 2 00 1 RDelay Jourray 1 *0 2 *0 2 Anne's Freda 140 0 11-4) 22.40 P14-1I M .M T <4-1-21127.20 Hath rac* - 1 /1 4 , C: 11.17 1 CM'* Groat Scot 100 1 40 4 40 5 Salhsaw Donnl* 7 20 S.X 2 Tag * Equallrar 2 00 Q (1-1) *1.10 P 11-1) 4170 T (1-1-2) 1M.00 Sovanthraca —1/14, A: 11.27 1City Braakar 14 ao 1 *0 1.40 3 Moon Phaia 4 70 2 *0 2 Ma To You 140 a 11 1) 24.M P (1 1 ) 74.M T (1-1-1) m . l * Ptc 1 (4-1-1->1041.00 Eighth rac* - 1 /1 4 . B: 10.47 2 Sha t Crafty 72*0 22 00 4 00 1 Alllion Ambro 5 70 4 00 4 Pyr mid Lo6o 1 40 0 11 1) 111.00 P (1-All) 11.20 P (All-1) 0.70 T (1-1-41 44*1.M S 1114-4) 2711.4* N ln th ra c *- 1 /1 4 . D: 11.00 1 Clutch 4.20 2 40 2 00 4 Bob s Agra* 4 *0 100 2 Hoyt’i Diamond l.aO 0(1-4) M.*0 P (1-4) 14.20 T (1-4-1) M.40 10th rac* — 1/14, C: 11.H 5 Rapid Radar 4 00 1 00 1 00 4 Fred's Shadow * 0 0 4 *0 t D B ’tU nlnJack *20 O (4 1 ) U .K P (1-4) 14.44 T 1 1 **1 2*1.20 (1-44)4)14.0* 11th raca — V l ( , B; I I .11 4 C la n k Quick la 2140 t » 140 4 T lih’t Vatt* 1 *0 H O ID J 'tS o c k i 2 40 Q ( 4 4 1 - *7.4* P(4 4) 01.10 T (4 4 1 ) 17I.M 1 14 41 7) 24*7.10 12th r a c * - 1 / 1 * . D:11.14 2 Bang O 14 20 4.20 1 40 1 Midland Ranger a n 4 20 I Pyrmld Flannlgan 12.00 Q (2 1) K 4 0 P (2-1) 104.24 T (2-1-1) 12M.40 lith r a c a - 7 /I4 , Ti 44.40 1 Clay Dumplln 4 X 1 *0 0 20 * Mai Dancar i n 4.20 1 Imokla Carol* 11.20 a (!-•) 11.2* P 11-0 ) 42.40 T 11-0-1) 220.20 | I H ) 1) >004.20 1 4 t h r a c * - 1/1. C: 14.44 ITannhauaar 4 *0 4.20 0 40 7CaglnChalal 4.00 14.40 4 Slout Mayor 14.40 0 ( 1 7 1 1*.*0 P (1-7) 110* S117-4-0) 1144.00 A—1,497) M—1141.2*7 BASEBALL STANDINGS AM ERICA.* LEAGUE E ait W L Pel. GB Mllwaukaa 14 12 .413 — Boston 1* LI .542 H i Toronto » 14 ■354 1ST Clavaland 17 14 .313 2 Naw York 1) 11 .414 * Baltimore 14 X 412 av* )4 22 204 7'* Datrolt Wad Oakland 2) I t *47 — X 10 .447 Ilk Chicago Minnesota I I IS 545 3 Seattle IS ta 500 »’ i Texas IS n .441 I's California 13 22 .271 II Kansas City 11 11 .244 llta Thursday Results Saatil* I A Toronto* Mllwaukaa*. C alllirn ia) Minn*sola 4. Naw York I Chicago 7, Baltimore J Datrolt 7. T r ia l 1.10 innlngt Friday Gamai (All I,m at EOT I Saattl* (Hanson 3 2) at Clavaland (B lack! I I, 7 11 p m Oakland I Moor a 12) al Mllwaukaa (Wegman 1 01,1 l i p m California (Finley 12) al Toronto (S liebl I). 7:15p m Texas (Wit) 1-4) at Baltimore (Johnson 2 21.7 l i p m Kansas City ISdwrhogen 1 1) al New York lla a r y l 2), 7 JOp m Minnesota (Drummond 0 0) al Boston (H arris! 1), 7 11 p m Detroit (Dubois 02) al Chicago IPeret 221.0 01pm Saturday Garnet Minnesota at Boston Kansas city at Naw York California at Toronto Seattle at Clavaland Detroit al Chicago, night Texasal Baltimore, night Oakland al Milwaukee, night NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pel GB Pittsburgh 73 17 *41 — 19 14 S74 7<i Philddtlpht* Montreal IB 17 314 4V> New York 1* 17 a s Vl 14 18 471 4 St Louii Chicago 1$ 19 441 7 West Cincinnati 73 • 747 — 17 17 500 7^i Los Angeles U IB 471 B'i San D^ego San Francisco 14 M 0 3 to*> Houston 13 71 M2 11V» Atlanta 17 70 J7S 11V* Thursday Games SI Louis 1. CinclmahO Atlanta 4. PlttsburRi t Houston 1, Chicago!. 11 Innings Friday Gamas St Louis IMathaws 0 3) al Cincinnati (Robinson I I), 7 01pm Pittsburgh (Walk 3 3) al Atlanta (Clary I 1). 7 (Op m Chicago (Mar key I t ) at Houston IGulli(kson2 3 ) .I 11pm New York (Viola 7 0) al San Diego (Hurst7 a). ID 01 p m Philadelphia (Hulun 21) al Los Angeles I Belcher 7 Jl. 10 J1 p m Montreal (Boyd 7 7) at San Francisco (Reuschal 2 41. 10 11pm . Saturday Games Moult eel at San Francisco St Louis al Cincinnati, night Pittsburgh at Atlanta night Chicago at Houston, night New York at San Diego, night Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night S O U T H E R N IE A G U E (A A ) (M e|or League jlh lie tu n in parentheses) Eastern Oiytswn GB w L Pcf 77 l) 4/S Jackvonvlll* (Expos) 4l1 73 I I sai Orlando (Twins) 70 11 4BI 7*i Columbus (Astros) 11 IJ i n **i Charlotte (Cubs) IS u Greenville (B raver) 364 17'* Waslern Cl-m en 74 17 SAS Memphis (Royals) 71 >4 S3* 7 Chaltanooqa (Reds) Birmingham (W hile Sox) 71 11 S7S 7«l It n vt) S Huntsville (Athletics) 14 75 3S9 9 Knoxville IB Iu * Ja/S) Thursday Results Chattanooga I. Memphis 1 Columbus 4. Birmirgnam 0 Jacksonville I. Huntsville 1 Greenville*: Knoxville J Orlando 7 Charlotte*. 12 Innings Friday Games Mam phi* *1 Chattanooga Birmingham al Columbus Jacksonville al Huntsville Greenville at Knoxville Chartotta at Orlando Saturday Gamas Memphis at Chattanooga Birmingham at Columbus Jacksonville at Huntsville Green villa al Kno* villa Chariot!* at Or Ia n * May 4 — Chicago 101. Philadelphia 44 May 11- - Philadelphia „ Chkaoo I (7 May I I - - Chicago I I I . Philadelphia 101 May 14- - Chicago 117. Philadelphia 44 Naw T a rt vs. D*trail ( O*trail win* s*rta*4-l) M a y l — Datrolt H2. Naw York 77 May 10- - Detroit 104. Naw York f t May 13-— Naw York l i t . Datrolt 101 M a y ll — Detroit 102. Now York 40 May 15 — Detroit 45. Naw York 04 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (A ) (M alar Laagva a H I let ion in perm threat East Dtvltlen w X 34 22 30 It L Pet. OB 11 .721 — 11 .571 41* X 574 11* 23 .47* 10'* 21 244 » St. Lucia (M at*) Varo Beach I Dodgers) Ft. Laud (Yankees) M iam i (Independent) Central dvlsien Osceola (Astros) 25 17 Lakeland I Tigers) 23 I I Baseball City (Royals) 14 22 Winter Haven (Rad Soil 4 34 West Ol vtsian Dunedin (Blue Jays) 32 10 Charlotte (Rangers) 24 13 St. Pet* (Cardinals) 31 X Sarasota (W hit* Son) 17 35 Claarwatar (Phillies) 14 21 Thursday Results West Palm Baach 0. FI. Laud 2 Lakeland 10, Baseball City I Charlotte 17, St Lucl*2 St P eta l,C learw ater0 Vero Beach It,M ia m i0 Osceola 4. Winter Havan 1 Dunedin 1, SarasotaO Friday Gamas Claarwatar al Charlotte Vero Beach at Dunedin Lakelandat FI Laud Winter Havan at M iam i Baseball City at St. Lucia St Pat* al Sarasota Oscaola at Wait Palm Baach Saturday Gamas Oscaola al Was! Palm Baach Claarwatar al Charlotte Varo Baach at Dunedin Lakeland a t Ft Laud Winter Havan at Miam i Baseball City at St Lucia Sarasota at St Pat* .545 __ 541 K * .452 * 142 14 7*2 _ 440 J .511 101* 405 IS 222 11 Batting (Minimum M a i b a ll) National League ab 114 (4 123 til 122 130 )0( IX 44 4* r 24 11 11 17 14 14 14 37 10 ( h 45 1* a 47 42 42 27 47 22 12 pel. 245 3*1 .141 .254 .253 .250 14) .14) .240 .123 ab r ll |Kt. Grlttay, Saa 141 25 S3 .274 Heath, Dal •7 4 X 3*4 Guillen. Chi 102 17 24 350 Parker, M il 104 11 27 244 M a rtin *!. Saa 101 14 17 142 Gladden. Min 117 X 42 224 Davit, Saa 114 X X 134 104 I I U I X Stillwell. KC 117 33 34 225 R.Henderson, Oak Jacoby, Cl* 10* H 15 324 Ham* Rim* National Laagu* - Dawson. Chi 11; Bonilla, Pit and Mlldsall, SF I; Sabo. Cin. Davis, Hou, Brooks LA. Wallach. Mtl, Johnson, NY and W illiam*. SF 7. American Loagu* — Fielder. Del 14; Canseco, Oak 12. McGwire, Oak 11: Gruber. Tor 10; Maldonado, Cl*. 0 Runs Bolted In National League — Dawson. Chi 12; Carter. SD 20; Clark. SF 27; Bonilla. Pit 24; Guerrero. SIL and Williams. SF 21. American League — Fielder. Del. 24; Gruber. Tor 22; Leonard. Saa 24; Canseco. Oak 71; Maldonado. Cla, 27, McGwir*. Oak 24. National Laagu* — Preslay. Alt. 12; Sabo. Cln, OaShlolds. M il and McGa*. SIL I I. Harr. Phi andGwym. SD 10 American Laagu* — Gladden, Min and Wilson, Tor 12; Larkin. Min It ; Stillwell. KC. Bichette, Cal and R Hander son, Oak 10 Triples National League — Hatcher, Cln. Kruk, Phi and Uribe. SF J; Nine players lied with 2 American Laagu* — Guillen, Chi, and Brum Icy. See, 4; Jacoby end Webstar, Cl*. Phillips. Dat and Fernanda!. Tor 2. Stolen Betas National Laagu* - Samuel. LA II; Coltman, SIL 17. Raines. Mil 14, Da Shields. M il I I ; Larkin. Cln, Yaldlng. Hou. Grissom, M tl end Bonds Pit 10 American League — R Henderson. Oak I*. Canseco. Oak II. Calderon. Chi and Petti*. Tex 10; Sax. NY 4 Runs Scored National League — Sabo. Cln 24; McGee. SIL 27. Dykska. Phi and Bonds. Pit 7* V Hayes. Phi 22 American League - Canseco. Oak 14; R Henderson. Oak andGnlfey. Saa 25, Younl and Puckett, Min 24. Franco. Tax 23 H ill National League — McGee, SIL and Alomar. SD 47. Larkin Cln and Gwynn, SD 44 Oykstra. Phi 45 American Laagu* - Grlllay. Sea 51. Gruber, Tor 44, Tram m ell, Del and Gladden, Min a], Lanslord. Oak at. Cavil. Sea and Fernand*!, Tex 40 Pitching Victories National League — Viola, NY 7; Drabek and Heaton. Pit and Armstrong, Cin *. Morgan, LA, CcxA. Phi and B Smith, S tlS American Leagur — Jones. Chi. Slewart, Oak and Holman. Sea 4. Clemen* and Boddicker. Bos, Tapani. Min. Brown, Tex. Finley, Cal and Stieb. Tor 5 Earned Run Average (Minimum 40 innings pitched) National League Viola. NY 017; Cook. Phi 144. Gardner. M li 7 01. Armstrong, Cln 2 2). Orabek. Pit 2 14 American League - Welch, Oak 1,71; Finley, Cal 7 04. Black. Cle 2 14. Hlguara. Mil 7 23. Stewart. Oak 2 14 Strikeout* National League Gooden. NY *1; Vidla. NY 52, M a rtin e t LA 44, DeLeon. SIL 17; Gardner, M tl 17 American Ita g u e — Ryan, Tea 54. Clemens. Bos 57. Perer. Chi 40 Hanson. Sea 74, Morris, Del and Jo/nson. Sea 1* Gordon. KC and Holman. Seat 17 Saves National League McDowell. Phi 4, Smith. Hou and Burke, M il *, Williams. Chi. Myers. Cin and Franca NY 7 American League* — Jones, C l* II, Schooler. Sea I I . Thigpen, Chi and Aguilera. Min 10. Eckerslay. Oak * Camplet* Games National League Morgan. LA and Whitson. SO 1. Nina pitchers bad with 7 American League Leary. NY. Welch. Oak. and Harnlsch. Bui 7 Shutouts National League Morgan. LA and Viola, NY 7 Fourteen ptlchers lied with I American League seven lied with 1 Welch NBA PLAYOFFS M ay 7 tan Antoni* v t. Portland (Series ted 11 ) May 1 - Portland )07. San Antonio 04 May 0 — Portland 111 San Antonio 112 May 10 — San Antonio t i t , Portland 4* May 11 — San Antonio I II . Portland IBS May 1} - Portland a * . San Antonio 112.1 OT May 17 - San Antonio I I I . Portland 47 May I f — San Antonio a l Portland. I X p m, PhoMls v*. LA Lahars (Phuenlt win* eartai * 1 ) May I — Phoanlx 104, LA Lakart 102 May 10 - LA Labors 134. Phoanlx 100 May 13 — Phoanlx 117, LA Lakers 101 May I ] — Phoenix 114, LA Lakers 101 May 1 5 - Phoenix 105. LA Lakers 103 Third Round Cawtore nee Fine It Best at Seven Eastern Cawteranc* CMcaga v t. Datrait May 70 — Chicago ol Detroit. I p m May 21 — Chicago at Detroit, I p m May 14 — Datrolt at Chicago. 1 p m May 20 — Detroit at Chicago. 1p m a May 10 — Chicago at Detroit, Opm. X Jun# I- D e t r o it at Chicago. 4 p m . x Juno 1 — Chicago at Detroit, TBA 1 II necessary. TBA to I NHL P L A Y O F F S B A S E B A L L LBADBRS Oykstra, Phi Ounean, Cln Larkin. Cin Alomar. SD Sabo. Cln Hatcher. Cln Santiago, SD McGee. SIL Uribe. SF Treadway, All American Laagu* \ Second Round Conference Semilinals Best ol Seven Eastern Cenierenc* Philadelphia vs, Chicago (Chicago wins series 4 11 Chicago M Philadelphia *1 Oak 3. Cantorewce PMats Campbell Cawtorenca Oticaga vs. Edmantan (Edmewtan wins series 41) May 2 — Edmonton 5. Chicago 2 May 4 — Chicago 4. Edmonton 1 May 4 — Chicago 1, Edmonton 1 May 1 — Edmonton 4. Chicago 3 May 10 — Edmonton 4. Chicago] May 12 - Edmonton 0. Chicago 4 W ait* Cawtorenca Washington vs. Bestow (Boston wins tafias M l May 1 — Boston 5, Washington 1 May 5 — Boston ] . Washington 0 May 7 — Boston 4, Washington I May 4 — Boston 1. Washington 1 Stanley Cup Final I Edmantan leads sarias 1-4) May 15 — Edmonton 1. Boston 2,1 OT May I I — Edmonton at Boston, 7:13p.m. May 70 — Boston at Edmonton, 1.05 p.m. May 21 — Boston at Edmonton, 4:15 p.m. x May 24 — Edmonton at Boston. 7:15 p.m. x M ay 24 — Boston at Edmantan, 1:05 p.m. x M ay I f — Edmonton at Bolton. 7:15 p m. i l l nacassary M ISL PLA YO FFS B cd atF h r* (All Tbnai COT) Easton* D M tton Sam llln sis K en t*; CBy vs. WkhHs (Kansas City wins sarias 21) April 11 - Kansas Qly 3. Wlchltaa May 7 — Kansas City 4. Wichita 1 May 4 — Wichita 4, Kansas City 2 May 3 - Kansas City 5. Wichita 4 W ritern Dtvislao Samlllnals San DSega v*. St. la u il (San Dwg: wins M r las 2-11 April 20 - San Diego 2. St. Louis 2 April 2 0 - St Louis A San Dtogo 2. OT May I - San Diego I. St LoulsO May 5 — San Diego S St Louis a Eastern Dtolsiao Finals Kansas City v *. B altlm ar* (B altim ore leads sarias M l 11 — B a ltim o re *, Kansas C ilya 1) — B altim ore 4. Kansas City 2 14 — B altim ore 2, K a n *** City J,O T I I — Baltim ore a l Kansas C ity , 1 35 M ay M ay M ay M ay >.m. x M a y X — Baltim ore a l Kansas C ity, 2 05. p.m. i M a y 22 — Kansas Q ly at B a lfim o rt. 7:15, j ta x M a y 24 — Kansas O ty at B altlm ora. 7:25, p.m. W a tltr n Division Finals San Otago v t. [Milas (S ariatB ad 1-1) M ay 11 — San D ie ^ i 4. Dallas 3 M ay 12 — Dallas A San Otago 1 M ay I I — D allas at San Diego. 10:25 p m. M a y X — D allas of San D ltgo. 4:05p m M a y 21 — D allas at San Olago. to l i p m ■ M a y 14 - Sen D e g o at Dallas. 1:25 p m a M a y 24 — San Diego at Dallas. 1:25 p m GOLF 31 m illion Colonial Classic A l Fo ri Worth. Texas. M ay 17 Par 70 First Rowtd Russ Cochran 17 37—65 23 32 - 44 Corey Pavin R ichard Zokol 35 1 1 - 4 / Tom P u rtie r 2 2 1 4 -4 7 24 2 1 -4 7 B illy M ay la ir 12 2 4 -4 7 JohnM ahalley 22 2 5 -4 7 Scotl Much 35 3 3 -6 6 C u rtitS Ira n g e 24 24 - 44 Curt By rum 37 3 6 -6 6 Sian Utley 23 34 - 44 M ark Wlebe 33 3 6 -6 9 Ronnie Black 15 2 4 -4 4 C lark Dennis 35 34 - 69 Blaine Me Celllster 35 1 4 -4 4 BenCren haw 27 1 7 - 4 * Loren Robert! 24 1 2 -4 4 Kenny Perry 12 24 - 4 4 John Hutton 3 1 1 7 -7 0 E d F lo rl 35 2 5 -7 0 Scot! Simpson 34 34 - 70 Sieve Eiklngton 35 1 5 -7 0 M ike Donald 24 24 - 70 Kenny Kno* Payne Stewart 33 3 7 -7 0 JS 1 5 -7 0 Robert Gam er 27 2 3 -7 0 T im Simpson 35 1 5 -7 0 Den Forsman 34 3 6 -7 0 B illy Ray Brown 25 2 5 - 70 Bruce Lielike 25 2 5 -7 0 P eter Jacobsen 34 2 4 - 70 Tommy Armour HI 36 35—71 Hal Sutton 3 * 3 5 -7 1 Fuiton A Ham 15 2 4 -7 1 Keith C laarw atar 34 1 5-7 1 Andrew Magev 35 24 - 71 D ave Rum mells 3 *2 5 -7 1 Tom By rum 37 2 4 -7 1 D avis Love III 37 3 6 -7 1 Tom Watson IS 2 4-7 1 Paul A iinger 35 3 6 -7 1 M ik e H u lb e rt 37 3 5 -7 2 Bobby Wedklns 15 3 7 -7 2 J oeO teki 35 3 7 -7 3 Billy Andrade 34 14— 72 Bob Easlwood Denis Watson 36 3 4 -7 3 34 24— 73 David Frost 37 2 5 -7 2 Bill ("-lesson 3a 3 6 - 7 * D ully Weldort Oil Morgan 33 3 7 -7 2 34 34 72 Jerry PaFe 14 X —77 Nick Ptlc* 54 11 72 Fu!ty Zoelter 36 34 - 73 Gene Sauers Lanny Wadkins 39 33 —72 Brian Tennyson 14 3 7 -7 3 Jim Thorpe 19 14 *73 Bob Gilder 25 » - 73 H a l* Irw in 14 1 7 -7 3 Tom Sleckmann 36 3 7 -7 3 stev# Pale 36 3 7 - / J 17 24 - 71 Leonard Thompson 19 2 4 -7 1 Larry M ire Bill Sander 36 J / - 7 J 23 2* 72 RoccoMedele Bob F sles 17 X 71 Hubert Wrenn IS 1* -71 Tom Kite 17 4 1 -7 1 Chip B t n 1 4 1 7 -7 3 Ia n Baker Finch 29 1 4 - / 1 P M Morgan 1II 14 29 71 Tom Weifkopt * 17 17 74 ' Jim Carter David Peoples Jafl Sluman Mika Sullivan Jay Dtlslnq Ray Floyd Rod Curl Pa tar Parsons David Ogr In David Graham Joay Sindtiar Jim Gallagher Andy North Roger Maltbla Mark O'Meara Doug Tawall Jay Dan Blaka Jay Haas M ark Calcavtcchla Mark Brook* Bill Britton Bob Tway David Edwards Chris Parry 17 17-74 17 17-74 1*1 4 -7 4 1*14-74 1 *10-74 14 )0-7 4 14 )0 -7 4 J1-J7-T4 1*17-75 4 0 )5 -7 5 1*14-73 1 4 )4 -7 3 IB 17-73 17-10-73 1414-75 1710-73 K 44—74 4414-74 1714-74 1 4 )7 -7 4 4414-74 1 7 )4 -7 4 4417-77 24 )4 -7 7 <Seads In parewftwM* I 51.1 mltUan Italian Open A l Ramp, May 17 Third Ebt#nd Alberto Mane ini (14). Argentina, dal. Brad Gllbart ( I ) , Piedmont. Call!., 41. 4 l i Andres Gomel (11. Ecuador, del Magnus Guslatsson 1141. Swadan, 4 4, I S; E m ilia Sanchoi (4), Spain, dal. Jonas Svtmson (11), Swadan, 4 ). 4 ); Thomas Muster (M l. Austria, dal. Jan Ourmarsaon, Sweden. 4 1 .4 1 . Guillermo Pare! Rridan 111). Argentina, dal. Martin J a il* (41. Argantlna, 44, 41; Omar Camporasa. Italy, daf. Paul haarhuts. Holland, 4 4. 4 1, M r a i Otasnokav I I ) , Soviet Union, dat. Jim Caurtor (4), Dado City, 4 4 .1 4 (7 1 1 ,4 ). 51*0,011 Oar man Open At Barth* Third Round Conchito M artin*! (4), Spain, dal. Larisa Savchtnko, Soviet Unkxi, 4X 4-1. ,\L — vn <i TVfRADIO BASEBALL 7 30 p m — 7*. 5*. St Louts O rd in al* at Cincinnati Rads. (L) 7 10 p m — ESPN. Taxes Rangers at Baltimore Or to las. (L ) 715 p m , — TBS. Pittsburgh Plratas a: Atlanta Brava*, (L ) 0 30 p m - GN. CNcago Cubs at Houston Astros. IL ) 10 X p m — ESPN. Philadelphia al Los Angala*. (L) BOXINO 7:X> p m — SUN. 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The big blows were a three-run homer by Acosta, his fourth, and a two-run double by winning pitcher William Wynn. With a 18-4 tend (hr Royals only needed Hirer outs to win their fifth straight division championship. But the A’s re­ sponded with five nins lo force .1 fifth tuning. The only A's hit In Ihe Inning was a single by Ronnie Moore. The Hoyals stored (heir final Hirer runs In the fifth hy spoiling the strategy of the A's coach. With two out and Williams on third, the A s chose to Inten­ tionally walk Acosta and Butler lo gel (o Hinson. Hinson pro­ mptly lined a shot over the right fielders head to clear the buses and give the Royals a 21 -9 lead. The A's made a gutllant effort to get back In the game In the Ixjttom of Hie fifth. When Moore doubled to right the A's had scored six runs and cut the lead to 21-15, hut Acosta came on In relief to strike exit the next two butters and the Royals had the game and the championship. Contributing to the 14-hit Royals attack were Acosta (home run, two singles, five runs scored), Williams (home run. two singles, four runs scored). Butler (home run, double, three runs scored). Hinson (double, single), Duvlon Hampton ((wo singles, run scored). Wynn (double, run scored), Beasley (single, three runs scored). Robert Hampton (two runs scored) and Chris (jlovanelll and Sherman Hudson (one run scored euch|. Doing Ihe damage for the A s were Moore (double, single, run scored). Smith (double, two runs scored), Ivan Byrd (three runs scared), Richard Badger, Gerard Williams and Kevin Cotlon (two runs scored each) und Alberto WtVIams, At Anderson and Greg Stallord (one run scored each). The second game saw Hie Red Sox score two runs In Ihe Mrs! Inning and six nms In Hie third (o take an 8-1 lead over the Orioles. Bill (he Red Sox scnl VI men to the plate atxl exploded (or elgm runs In Hie fourth Inning in take a 9-8 lead. The big blows Wf’-c doubles hy Tony GuancUlr an I Sean . J e s s i e . The Red Sox came Isack lit lie the score on a Albert Hampton home run In the fourth. The winning rln scored In t he sixth when Robert Randall singled with o i k - out. went to second on a wild pitch, stole third and scored ixi a wild pilch. Providing the offense lor Ihe Red Sox were Randall (two singles. Iwo mas scored). Ter­ rence Perkins (iwo singles, run scored). Chris Ward Islnglc. run scored). Hampton (home run. three runs scored), Antonio W)ille and Henry Taylor (one single and one run scored each) and Ricky Flordy (run scored). Pacing Hie Orioles attack were Jam es Young (three singles, three run* scored). Guanctale (double, single, run scored). Jessie (double, run scored). Shawn Councils. Robert Reed and Richard Reddicks (one single .mil one run scored each). Tim Watson Islnglc) and Cedric Church (run scared). Decathlon Continued from page IB said boy's cuaeli Ken Bruuman. Meanwhile. Hobbs' strength lies In the pole vault, which he could not compete In at state due to an Injury obtained during districts. Hobbs has experience on tils side, finishing in the top 10 In last yrar'sdccathalnn. "He can do a lot." stated Patriot coach Charlie Harris. "He could he a good college dccathlclc." As far as teams go In the boys bracket, most are just hoping for a top 10 finish. "The hoys have so much potential." commented Gibson. "All the athletes have been working on the pole vault throughout the year." Charles ElberTy. who finished eighth in the 880 last week, and Tyrone Gibson pose formidable threat for the Rams. Distance runner Hoh Robertson and Sean Smith also will compete. For Seminole. Henry Williams. Joseph Murphy, and Maurice Thomas Join Moore. All three excel in the miming events. "I have no idea (how we ll do).’* stated Bruuman. "We're not going th e re w ith any expectations. If they perform up to their capability, they could fairly well. For Lake Brantley. Marcus Kaiser. Mall Jewell, and Parker Anderson round out the squad. Jewell finished sixth In the 880 last week. Long (balance runner Kevin Pudgctl and Octavius Holiday highlight the Lyman team, also featuring Howard Marshall and Kenneth Morse. "I'd he real happy with a lop 15 finish." said Lyman coach Fred Flnke. "Octavius did a good Job for us last year." Oviedo coach Sieve Melgard Is hanking on Mike Goins to help pull Ills team of Kevin Gulch. Harlan Wilcoxson, anti Kay G a I n c s t h r o u g h . "Mike will prntubly finish In the lop 12 In the state." stated Melgard. whu witnessed Goins Jump as high as6 '4 " In the high Jump this season. On the girls side. Nadrlan McGill of Seminole. Lake Mary's Shannon Cook, flay dec Koluirc1. Alt Ison Snell, and Oviedo's Shannon Wilcoxson pose *lhc blggcsi threat to the rest of tinstates' competition. I H i Ink McGill w i l l I k 1 in the lop live. ' said Seminole coach Nau- Perkins, Perkins noted that her strongest events are the 220. long lump, and high Jump. Lake Mary's trio thrive on the track, especially Snell and Koluirc. who came in thud and lifth In Hie 880 at state. Cook Is outstanding In thr 220. the hurdles, and several field events. Oviedo s Wilcoxson docs not stand oui in one event, but Is effective In .ill. Shannon Is very good In all the events," staled Melgard. "She will be very competable.” Like their Imys eouriterparts. the Seminole girl* arc tlf)i predieting any finishes. "We’re Just going to and compete." said iVrktns. A ccom panying McGill is Sherri Reddicks. Kevin Ward. and Michelle Toombs. V �•( Sanford H e ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a — F ild a y . M ay 18, 1990 — 3 B It’ s a F le a W o rld a fte r all IN B R IE F Schplarship Ball set The Severn h Annual Scholarship Ball, sponsored hv Ihr Musicians Wives anti Friends Club and LOVE 94.5. will be held from 7-11 p.ni., Sunday. May 20, at (lie Orlando Marriott Hotel. H0U1 International Dr. The event will feature (he Big Band sounds of the Orlando Variety Band, under the direction of Al Short. Advance tickets are $12.50. Tickets at the door are $15. A Champagne Honor Table, which includes champagne and hors d’oeuvres for ten people, is $300. Ftir more Information, cnll 275-3980. Meditate for enrichm ent Enrich your life through meditation. Explore the path of Inner light. A presentation by representatives of Sant RaJInder Singh will Ik-' given on Sunday. May 20. ut Christ Church Unity. 503 S. Orange Avc.. Orlando. No admission will be charged. For more information, call Laura Clark at 349-5594. Swap m eet and auction to be held Leather and Lace Lady Harley Motorcycle Riders Association has planned a Swap Meet and T-shirt Auction at 9 a.in.. Sunday May 20 at Pub 44. Stale Road 44 In New Smyrna Beach. Proceeds will be donated to the 1CARE. an organization for abused children, in Daytona Beach. Vendors may display free of charge. Admission Is free. For more Information, call (407)068-6969 or 1904>423-5547. CALENDAR Narcotics Anonymous to m eet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.in. at Ihr House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Avc.. Sanford. Retired transit workers to gather The New York Retired Transit Workers meet at Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive, the first Saturday of each month ai 1:30 p.m. What a place to be; it’s fun and it’s free ■y JOAN KIMO Heraid correspondent___________ SANFORD - Flea World In Sanford Is a maze of free fun. fantasy and foolishness. The parking Is a free and (here Is no charge for admission. The whole area Is a giant maze of aisles and sub aisles with twists and turns that can con­ fuse a cartographer. There arc well-placed maps that tell. YOU ARE HERE! The allies arc clearly mnrkcd. However. If you don’t know where you’re going and you don't know where you've been, you probably won't New addition to the Flea World complex know where you arel That's part One ot the nicest displays Is T h ey s u p p o rt th e ir th re e of the fun or getting Inst In Flea World. Eventually, you will end Tiger Rags, on aisle X. owned by children from Ihclr Flea World up outside, somewhere, but not Carolyn MeWorter. She designs earnings. The business Is called necessarily where you left your and makes the white tropical Name Game. For the past 6 clothing that she displays. years they have been making Ihc car. There arc all kinds of fantasy C arolyn and h er h u sb an d product and selling it on the Items for sale. Jewelry Is a big Dominic Tesor'cre have spent spot. Tom cuts names out of Hern. Buy a big rock for your every weekend for the last Iwo wood. Marilyn stains, paints and finger and pretend you're rich. yrars selling at Flea World. They sells them. There are so many nice people Buy some fake money, wrap a recently moved to Sanford from real bill around It and It looks Daytona Beach w here they at Flea World. The handful of operated a Florida cottage craft vendors who are rude can be like Rockefeller’s wad. Ignored as there Is so much to The v en d o rs sell p la stic for 22 years. Carolyn says: "We love San­ see. alligators, ash trays, socks, tSome silliness abounds with shirts, baseball cards, more t- ford's Historic District and the sfgns such os the one that says shirts, plants, and more t-shirts. local restaurants." EYE GLASSES CLEANED. Actu. "y. there Is quite a A n o th e r p le a s a n t an d Fun World opens soon. After variety of items sold Including hardworking couple located al fu rn itu re and h an d cra fted row F between C and D arc Tom you tire of shopping you can and Marilyn Hose from DcLand. enjoy miniature golf, bumper pieces. H *r«M paste* fey Jn d I boats, go-karts, bumper cars, batting cages, kiddle rides and a game room. There Is always plenty to eat at Flea World. Try a Juicy sausage and onion sandwich on a fresh, soft hoagte roll. The carnival atmosphere fades Into a sea of blue tarps as vendors close after the weekend and customers disappear until the next time. It must be fun tf three million people a year trod through aisle after aisle looking for a deal or Just the right gadget to take home. What a place to be. it's fun and It's free. Note: Chill Cook Off. all day Sunday. May 20. 1990 Phone: 321-1792 or 647-3976 Old cars put in lim elight The Antique and Classic Automobile Club of Seminole County sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p in. In the Wal-Mart parking lot ta-hlnd Wendy's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-mcmbcra are welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. Nar-Anon to offer help You're invited to the ' Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets at 8 p m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Lake Hospital. Stale Knud 434. Longwood. amt on Fridays, at 8 p in . at Grove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. For more in formal ion. call 869-6364. • ’ * ' * ' Kw . - S - - V i t «T> Life-saving classes offered Unusual merchandise at Flea World Tlie Winter Springs Fire Department will conduct CPR classes on the third Sunday of every month from 1-5 p.m. For additional Information, contact Capt. Carl Pilcher at 327-2332 Monday through Friday between 9a.m. and 5 p.m. Lawyer requests counsel on man’s case for marriage Alanon members to congregate DEAR ABBY: I’m a 36-yearold. self-supporting fem ale lawyer. Married once, now divorced. (Divorced is better.) No children. I like my life the way it is. and I'm no bowwow. I recently met a man who Is drop-dead gorgeous. He's 42. has had Iwo failed marriages — no children — and he's also a lawyer. We met in court. This man is a real challenge, and I'm totally fascinated by him. On our first dale, he took me lo dinner. And l>oth our dinners got cold because we did nothing hut talk. He took me home and we talked all night. On our second date, he said. "You are the woman I want to marry, but there are three con­ ditions. No kids, no dogs and no in-law s!" Abby. I can live without kids, and I suppose I could gel rid of my two dogs, but what am I supposed to do with my parents? This man has never met them and says he doesn't care If he never does, because the only people he's ever had trouble with were his in-laws. I could bend your ear for hours about this man. but maybe this is enough to go on. He says I am the first woman he's ever pro­ posed marriage to. (The two he married asked him.I How do you size him up. Abby? "POWERHOUSE" (HIS NAME FOR ME) DEAR •‘POWERHOUSE” : I think he's very persuasive, but I would tie in no big hurry to marry this mail. He sounds very Opinionated. (How dare he pre­ judge your parents?) Get to know him better —much better. If he stands Hit- lest of time and closer scrutiny, you can marry him later. Alanon will t -eel at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road -127 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Overeaters to weigh in Overcalers Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m, each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Ce 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. Call 767-5411 or the center at 831-3551, ext. 239. for more I n fo rm a tio n . Alanon members to congregate Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday al Chrisl United Methodist Church, ai County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Overeaters to weigh in Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Ccnter.rough Friday between 9 a.tn. and 5 p.m. Help find ‘Dad of the Year’ The S a n fo rd H e ra ld Is searching for an area dad deserving of our annual "Dad of the Year" title. We need our readers to help by writing letters ol nomina­ tion, lo be reviewed by our panel of Judges. Judging will be based on sincerity and clarity, with specific examples or anecdotes about why your nominee is a special dud. Your nominee need not be your own dad. Only residents of Seminole County are eligible to be n o m in a te d b u t th e ir nominators need not live In Seminole County. Here's bow to enter: Wrhe us a letter about a special dad. lolling us why he's so special. Letters should he typed or printed legibly. Include the n o m in e e 's n a m e , s tr e e t address, city and daytime phone number al the top ol your letter. At the end of your letter, include your name, address, (laytime phone number and age. If under 18. Deliver or mail lo "Dad of the Year." Sanlord Herald. 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. 32771. T h e re Is no m axim um length limit on letters. Entries are due al the Herald office by I p.m.. Friday. June 8. The lop three winners will Ik- featured In the Father's Day cdilton ol the Herald. Sunday. June 17. SUNDAY, M AY 2 0 ,1 9 9 0 N O O N - 3 P.M . ADVICE so* A B IG A IL V A N BUREN f o r e v e r y SLICE-N’-COKE! DEAR ABBY: Not loo long ago. a young t>oy celebrated Ids 14th birthday. I'm sure he had a birthday cake. He actually had two because I also baked him one and put 14 candles on it. This boy was born to me out of wedlock. I was 17 years old and decided It would be best for Stevie If 1 gave him up for adoption. Stevie Is not his name now. but that's the name I gave him for the short time he was mine. 1 have no regrets because 1 know that my son has a won­ derful home with parents who love him. To them I want lo say. thank you for opening up your hearts and home to my son. I send my dearest love to you, and him. STEVIE'S OTHER MOTHER Your entire donation will go to your community schools through the Education Foundation as part of Hungry Howie's “Food for Thought” drive! 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D e lto n * r ; : ,i "- J L V u » | Not n m J k J L MU) «*nlt |nlh«liauflMit # S M $095 | ■*»** *1 Vi *»tia | f 4| I q<ar*6 IS 1■‘“P*'** ifcPll |i#|l«rlV ttnly | | V ltltls lif x in k 14 90 j �4 1 ^ - Santo'd Herald, Sanford., Florida — Friday, May 18. 1990 L E T U S R E P L E N IS H T H E S E E D O F F A IT H T H R O U G H Baptist Episcopal PINECMIT BAPTIST CHURCH 119 W AirpOFI Bird . Sknfoid ST PITIBS I PtSCOPAL CHURCH TOOHinenert Hoed Late Mery Tie |407| l i t LORO Re* Beverly L Barge V Sunder Holy Communion BO# Chorei Jocbantt '0 0C Nu'tery Oukl'en a Cburcn and Sunday School 10« Tuesday Holy Communion 7 Oil m mi He* Tom iecobi D Mm Piiio* Re* Set Cook Attocikls Pejlci Bible Siod* 9 41 a m Mcm>ng Wursbip I I 00 am E*smng Wwkbio 7 00 p m WsdnstdAy FeifontNp Soppef BOO pm Prieei Meeting 700pm Nurtenr Pronded For W UTVIfW BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 Pada Road |4tA) Sanford. Florida Sunday School 900 am Morning Worship 1000 am Evening Worship 700 pm Wed Prayer Service 7 00 p m Lutheran Nazarene NEW MOUNT CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1119 West 17th St He* Bobby J Player Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Service 11 00 a m Evening Service 9 30pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS 9400 Markham Woods Road Late Mary Florida Or Robert iBob! Parker Patio Tom D McKinney Minister ol Music Bible Study 949 am Woithip 10 49 am Youth Meeting 1 00 p m Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday Services Prayer A Bible Study 7 00 p m ASuit Chou 9 49 pm Wed Preyer Meet 7 30 p m Nursery Provided FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 919 Park Avenue. Senford Rev Floyd Blake. Jt Pastor Her Tommy Johne. Mmietef ol Education Sidney Brock Minister oi Youth Sunday Scnoot 9 49 a m Morning Worship a 39 A 10 99 a m Church Training 9 49 p m Evening Worehip 1 99 p m Wed Preyer Service B 35 p m Nursery Provided JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 930 Ucsaia Rd Tony E Nemo Pastor Sunday School 1000 am Mornmg Service 1100 am Eten ing Service OOCpm Wednesday Service 700pm. Old Trulhe tot a Nee Day LAKEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 138 Lakeviee Ave W , Lake Mery 331 0310 Jackie Nla Pastor Sunday School 9 49 a m Worship Service 11 00 ■ m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wed Bible Study e 30 p m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2V91 San lord Art John J Mmton Past Sunday School 949 a Morning Wurthip 10 49a Youth Hose 9 00p Etangehtt Service 9 00p Mid eeek Service Wed 7 00 p Nursery Prunded lor all Services Presbyterian Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 903 Oak Ave Senlord Fla Father Thomas Bums Parish Pastor Sal Vigil Mast 9 00pm Sun Mata 100 1030 1700 Comession Sat 4 4 49 p m Christian Sunday Janu'H 1:2-M Pastor 0 49 am 11 00 a m Bit la Study 7 00 pm SANfOflJ CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1J7W Airport Blvd Phone 322 0980 J 0* S«groves Pastor Jo* Capulo Youth Id Director B*pit School 9 XI am Mornmg Wu»*hrp 10 30 a m Evening Service 6 00 pm Tue 4 Wed — AduM Mom* B‘C*e Studies 7 00 p m Wed Nighl Youth 7 00pm The crowded school auditorium (a hushed as the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance” fill the air with excitement and anticipation as each graduating student marches proudly down the aisle in the traditional cap and gown. Some of these young people are our future doctors, scientists, poets and presidents. Others will operate our factories or farm our land. Whatever the endeavor, each will, leave his or her mark upon our world. Through iHem,' the dreams of today shall become the realities of tomorrow. I F - * >* As we honor our new graduates, let us praise God ns He continues to guide them along their chosen paths and strengthens them with His Icving touch. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IONGWOOD 975 Mwkhem Wood* Rd Corner Of E I Williamson Rd Sunday Church Service and Sun School 10-00 a m Wednesday 6 00 p m Nursery Available At All Service* Reading Room Mon * Wed. Frl Sal 10 i n - Ip m 780-7708 Pastor 9 45 am 11 00 am 600 pm 322-2611 DO am 30 am 30 p m Methodist Christian Science =■"' ■ u n iB *m a m m a u m Pa»»of » am Monday ActR 13:26-11 Hurs*ry AveHebto To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. 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Children Service 6M pm Civning Service 1 00 p m C*eryone Welcome 7 JO p m Wednesday Prayer A Prase Service Church O f Christ lavikxee Sewered by The Amencen Bene Society Tuesday Acts 16:16*34 Wednesday Acts 26:1*18 Thursday 1‘ R im u in v • 1:8-17 Friday Romans 3:21*31 Saturday Romans 11:13-21 CHURCH OF GOO (7Wt DAY) Deltona Community Center Executive Room Worship Service & Bible Study Saturday tOOCam Warren Randall Pastor Pails? 8 30 am 9 45 a i.t 10 45 a m Youfh Meeting Tuesday Bible Study 4 30 p m 1000 am Nursery provided for ail service* FIRST UNITI0 MITHOOIST CHURCH ** • H * 419 ParA Ave 322 4371 William 3 Me Loud Pallor Ateociafe Pailov Kenneth R Mer shell Music Director of Morning Worship 0 30 A 11 00 a m Sunday School 9 45 e m Youth Fellowthip 5 00pm Women s Fellowship Third Monday Men * Prayer Breakfast 1*1 Thursday 6 30am Men i Fellowship 3rd Thursday 8 30 p m Nursery Provided For All Service* United Church O f Christ CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP worship with us m (he near M u re A friendly greeting always aurad* Church Of God Worship Timothy T Haai Copyrye 1*90. denier Wvkeme Heeioxnt Serve*! 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May IB, 1990 — ■» IN B R IEF Church of God hosts convention -< Corn roast Sunday SANFOHD — Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 2525 Oak Ave.. will host Its Annual Com Roast Sunday. Immediately aflrr morning service. Members arc asked to bring complimentary carry-ln food Items. The Lutheran Womans Missionary League will be holding a "silent auction" In conjunction with the com roast with Inc proceeds going toward a special project. Centennial celebration slated LONGWOOD - The First Baptist Church. 891 E. State Rd. 434. will kick off its Homecoming and Centennial Celebration at the 10:45 a.m. morning worship with a combined youth and adult choirs participating In the event. Dinner will be served in the family life center following the morning worship. For infurmullon. call 339-3817. Seventh Sunday celebrated CASSELBERRY — The Seventh Sunday of Easter will be celebrated ut Ascension Lutheran Church. 351 Ascension Dr., al H a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated ut the 10:30 a.m. service. Mastering the Basics: Phlllpplans und a class on "Stress" are offered to the adults during the Sunday School hour. For details, call 831 -7788. Feast of the Ascension SANFOHD — The Feast of the Ascension will be celebrated at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 S. Park Avc„ on Thursday wllh Choral Eucharist at 7:30 p.m. For details, call 322-4611. 'Life Giver’ com es to Orlando ORLANDO — The "Life Giver,” a contemporary musical depleting the life of Christ as told by Peter, opens at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center. 401 W. Livingston In Orlando, at 8 p.m. on June 14 and continues through June 17. Matinees will be at 3 p.m. on June 16 and 17. Tickets are 89.50. $12.50 and $14.50 with $2 ofT for children under 12 and may he purchased through TIckctMaster. 839-1800, or at the arena. SANFORD - The Emmanuel District Churches or Cod In Christ will celebrate its Second Annual Convention. The con­ vention will convene at 1405 M angousttne Ave.. Sanford. Monday through Sunday. All pastors, churches, singers and musicians are welcome to come and participate. Highlights will Include: Mon­ day , C o n v e n tio n M usical: Tuesday, Host Church Night: Wednesday, Evangelistic Day: Thursday. Youth Day; Friday. Women's Day; Saturday, Sun­ day School Day: Sunday. Official Day with Supt. Alto Sconicrs. District Superintendent. First Shiloh revival slated SANFORD - The First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 7th St. and Elm Ave.. will host Its annual Spring Revival on May 21, 22. 23 at 7:30 p.m. each night. The guest speaker for the event will be Rev. G. L. Champi­ on. Sr., pastor of the St. Paul A.M.E. Church. Fort Pierce. Several choirs from the San­ ford and Orlando area will tlclpate. Wednesday night been designated as Men's Night. We ask that everyone come and make this revival a success. Rev. Harry Rucker, pastor. K N e w president Rev. S. Edward Johnson, right, pastor of First Chris­ tian Disciples o f Christ, Sanford, was Inducted as president of the Sanford Ministerial Association by Rev. Steve Gilmer, pastor of the C h urch of G od of Prophecy, on Tuesday. A presentation of $425.03 was also made, top photo, to Mother Bell Weaver, paslr . of the Rescue Church of God, by Chaplain Charles Pltroff, treasurer, and Rev. Gilmer to benefit the Re­ scue Mission. FROM THE PULPIT i / Making a joyful noise Seminole County Area Church Directory Eastsm Orthodoa Church. St Stacan s of O C A . 1893 Laka Emma Road. Longwi jO. FL 31730 Attcmbty of God. t i l l w 1m S t . Sanford ESstarn Orthodoi Church. St John Orthodoi. 1743 Country C'ub Road. (.M r Lila Aaaamory, tOO Kannat Road Sanford Wafctva AtaamtMy of God. 1673 Duon Rd . longwood EPISCOPAL BAR f 1ST Alt Saints Episcopal Church, E. DaBary A.a . Enlarprisa Anliocfi Baplial Cfiu'ch. Oiiado Cltrtsl Episcopal Church, Longarood Calaary.Baotnl Crturch. Crystal Laka 1 3rd. Laka Mary Episcopal Church of tha Naw Covanant, 673 Tutkawllla Road, Cassaibarry Baptist Church 770 Samrnola Bird Wlntar Springs Canlrai Bapliil Church. 3101 W 1st Sf Holy Cross Episcopal. Park A.a at 4th SI., Sanford Chutuola First Baplis. St. Pal art Episcopal Church, TOO Rlnahan Road. Laka Mary Claarwslar Missionary Baotisi Church. Soulhnasl Rd St. Richard's Church, StSt Laka Hoarall Rd.. Wlntar Park Coumrysida Baptist Church. Country Club Road. Laka Mary Tha Church of tha Good Shaphard, Maitland. 331 Laka Aim First Baptist Church. 319 Park Av« First Baptist Church of Airamonla Springs Rt 436 Allamonla Springs JEWISH First Baptist Church ol Forest l . Beth Am Synagogue meeting at Comer ol Sand Laka and Co- y Line First Baptist Church of Geneva Road, West 14 First Baptist Church. Markham Woods T f ..pie Shalom, 17BS Elk cam Blvd . Deltona First Baptist Church of Lake Mon-os LUTHERAN First Baptist Church of longwood. 891 East SR 434 Ascanslon Lutheran Church, Overbrook D r . Casselberry First Baptist Church ol Oviedo Good Shepherd United Lutheran, 2917 3 Orlando Dr. First Baptist Church ol Sam an do Springs Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Laka Mary, 760 Sun Drtva, Laka Mary First Baptist Church ol Winter Springs, 290 Bahama Hd Lord Of Ufa Lulharan Church. 393 Tuskawllla Rd . Winter Springs First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. 1101 W 13th SI Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona Forest Baptist Church ol Osteen Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 103 W. 23th Place Fountain Head Baptist Church, Oviedo Messiah Lutheran Church, Oolden Days Or A Hwy. 17 92. Casselberry Hope Bapnsl Church. Fonsl City Community Cenlsr. Forest City SI. Lukes Lulharan Church, Rt 426. Slavia Independence Baptist Miss Civic League Bldg . Longwood SI. Stephen Lutheran Church, 434 Just W att ol 14, Longwood Jordan Missionary Baptist Church, 920 Upsala Rd METHOOIST Lakeview Baptist Church. 126 Lakevisw Avs , Lakt Mary Barnett United Memorial Church, E. DaBary Ave., Enterprise Macedonia Mission Baptist Church Oak Hill Rd Osteen Bear Laka Untied Methodist Church Missionary Baptist Church, North Rd . Enterprise Bethel A.M E. Church, Canaan Hgls Morning Glory Baplisl Church, Geneva Hwy Cassaibarry Community Unitad Methodist Church, Hwy 17-92 Ml Moriah Pnmitive Baptist, tto t Locust Are , Sanlord Plney Ridge Rd , Casselberry Mt Oliva Missionary Baptist Church. Sanlando Spnngs Rd . Longwood Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Dr., Sunland Estates Ml Sinai Missionary Baptist Church 1800 Jerry Ave DaBary Community Mathooitt Church. W Hlghbanks Rd.. DaBary Mt Zion Missionary Baptist Sipes Ave First United Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave New Bethel Missionary Church, 9th SI & Hickory Ave. First Methodist Church ol Oviedo New Ml Calvaty Missionary Baptist, H09 W 12th St First Untied Methodist Church ol Geneva New Salem Prlmiti.e Baptist Church. 1309 W 12th St Free Methodist Church. 300 W. 4tr> St New Testament Baptist Church. Ouaiiaty Inn, North Longwood Grace United Methodist Church, 499 N. Country Club Rd , Lake Mary New Mt Zion Baptist Church, 1730 Dear Ave Grant Chapel A M E Church, Oviedo New Lite Fellowship. 4981 E Lake Drive. Casselberry, FI 32708 Oakgrove Methodist Church, Oviedo Northside Baplisl Church. Chuluota Osteen Methodist Church, Cor of Carpenter A Murrey St., Osteen People s Baptist Church. 1201 W First Street. Sanlord Peola Wesleyan Methodist, 3630 Wayside D r , Sanlord Pinecrest Baptist Church, 119 W Airport Blvd Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 14. Longwood Prairie Lake Baptist. Ridge Rd . Fern Park St. Jamas A.M £ , 9th at Cypress Progress Missionary Baptist Church Midway SI. Luke M B. Church of Cameron City, Inc . Beardall oil S R 46 E Second Shiloh Missionary Baplisl Church West Sanlord St. Mary's A M E Church, St. Rt. 4tS. Osteen Smyrna Baptist Church, 2i0 Overbrook D r . Casselberry SI. Paul’s Methodist Church. Osteen Rd , Enterprise Sunland Baplisl Church 2626 Palmetto Stratford Mamonal Church, S DaBary SI James Missionary Baplisl Church. Si Rd 413. Osteen NAZARENE Si Luke Missionary Baptist Church ol Cameron Crly. Inc First Church ol Ihe Nararena, 2381 Sanford Ave Si Paul Baptist Church, 813 Pine Ave Geneva Church of the Nauarena, S R 46. Geneva SI Matthews Baplisl Church. Canaan Hgls Laka Mary Church of tne Nararena. 171 E Crystal Laka Ave . lake Maty SI John s Missionary Baptist Church 920 Cypress St Longwood Church of Ihe Nararena. Wayman A Jtssup Ave , Longwood Springfield Missionary Baplisl. 12th 6 Cedar Temple Baptlel Church. Palm Springs Rd . Allamonla Springs Markham Woods Church ot Ihe Nararena. SR <6, JVj Miles West of Victory Baptist Church. Old Odando Rd at Healer Ave 14 at me Wekiva River Weslvlew Baplisl Church. 4100 Paula Road |46A) PENTECOSTAL William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark A William S I. Calvary Christian Cantor 1066 Slate St Sanlord Ptara Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Av*. PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Presbyterian Church. Holland Blvd A Austin Ave . Deltona CATHOLIC First Presbyterian Church ol Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Church, 902 Oak Ave, Sanlord First Prasbylarian Church, Oak Aye A 3rd SI Church ol tha Nltvlly, Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church ot OeBary. E Highland Our Lake of the Lakes Catholic Church. 1310 Mailmillan. Deltona SI Andrews Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake_ Rd SI Ann's Catholic Church. Dogwood Trot. DeBary St. Augustin. Catholic Church, Sunset D r . near Bullon Rd , Casselberry 51 Martis Presbyterian Church. 1021 Palm Springs Rd Altamonlo Spgs SI Mary Magadaiena Catholic Church. Maitland A**,, Tuscawilta Presbyterian Church. 3600 West Stale Rd 426, Oviodo F.a Upsala Community Presbylarian Church. Upsaia Rd Altamonlo Springs Westminister Presbyterian Church. Red Bug Rd Casselberry CHRISTIAN SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST First Christian Church. 1607 S Sanford Ava Fores* Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy 436, Forest City First Christian Church of Longwood. MOO E E WUIIamaon Rd . Mars Hill Seventh Day A dvenim Church 601 E 2nd St . Sanford Longwood Qraca Christian Church. Masting at Seminole YMCA, 665 Longwood Sanford Seventh Day Advenhsl Church, 5615 N Highway 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church. Maitland Ave Altamonte Springs La*a Mary Rd , Lana Mary Winter Springs Seven it* Day Advenhsl Church, SO S Muss Rd Lakevtew Christian Church. Dear Lake Rd . at Jamison North side Christian Church. Florida Haven *>r. Maitland OTHER CHURCHES Sanford Christian Church, 132 W Airport Blvd All Faith Chapel Camp Semtnole, Wemva Par* Hd Sooth Samrnola Christian Church. 300 W SR 434. Oviedo Allan s A M E Church. Olive A 12lh Beardall Avenue Hot inass Chapel., Beardall Ave CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church ot Christ Sciential, 975 Markham Woods Rd . Longwood Chuluota Community Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Samis. 2315 Per* A .e CHURCH OF CHRIST Family Church Christian Center 1544 Seminola Bird Casselberry Church of Christ. 1612 S Par* Ava First Born Church of Ihe living God. Midway Church of Christ at La*a Elian. U S 1792. N Cassaibarry First Church ol Christ. Scientist Etkarn Blvd and Venus St Detluna Church gf Christ. 600 Palm Springs D r. Allamonla Springs First Pentecostal Church of Longwood Church of Christ. Canava First Pentecostal Church of 5anlord Church of Christ, Longwood F u i Gospel Church of God in Christ 1626 Jerry Ave , Sanford Church of Christ. W l71hSt Full Gospel Tabernac e 2724 Country Club Road NorlhSide Church of Chnsl. Fla Havan D r. Maitland Grace Btbis Church 2644 S Sanford Ate South Sammota Church ot Christ. 5410 La*a Howaii Rd Holy Trinty Church o» God in Christ, t5 M Mwigoustme A«e CHURCH OF OOO kingdom Hall of Jehovah s Witness. Lake Monroe Unit 1562 W Third St ASSEMBLY OF 0 0 0 By H IV . MARK SCHULZ t .T .P . f We have good Christians arc people of faith, reason for our faith, hope and optimism. One of the marks of Christian worship is our joy. | singing. We sing our thanks and praise -R t. Rav. M ark Schulz to Go<l. "Safely through another week God has brought us on our way", "How ^.oa» Thou art". We sing even when hurt or sorrow Is possible becom es possible: our portion. "Lead kindly light because we experience the Holy amid the encircling gloom" or Spirit within us. There Is the story of a coach Rock of Ages....let me hide myself In Thee". Even the lisp­ who trained a team of Christian ing child sings. "Jesus loves me, athletes. Often, when energies la g g e d , he w o u ld c a ll — this 1know". We have good reason for our "Practice the presence of God." faith, our Joy. Genesis 1:24 tells The team would pause to us God made us In HIs Image. achieve the experience, then More than this. Jesus Christ. burst Into renewed energy. Who can forget the story of Son of God. assures us of God's love: a love so complete, that Ignatius Loyola's recovery from God gave HIs only Son. to us a knee shattered by cannon shot. humans, to all of us. to help us For days In pain and fever he to know how to live. was heard to cry out, "I can do The writer of 2. Peter 1:4 tells all things through Christ who us we can become "partakers of strengthens me." Phlllpplans divine nature". St. Paul urged 4:13. HIs organization, The Je ­ Christians to realize "...you are suits. have freely given their God's temple and God’s Spirit lives to this day. The Christian faith enables us dwells In you". Cor. 3:16. Wllh these truths resident in to face the Issues of life. It was H. our consciousness, why not sing! Emerson Fosdlck who Insisted In dally life problems are solved, "A Christian should not have an temptations are neutralized, dis­ Inferiority complex. People or the couragements are surmounted, Christian faith build strong (lagging energies are revived: community lies. A Christian ami so often the so-called lm- community Is a good place to Let by gones be by gones By DAVID E. ANDERSON "There Is a fascination with Vietnam," says Hubert Sclple, "but nobody wants to really talk about." Selple. however, (lo-s. He Is the president of World Vision, the huge evangelical re­ lief and development arm. And he knows Vietnam, first as a combat pilot wllh 300 missions during the war. and now as head of Ihe Protestant aid group confronting the massive needs of a people who were both friend and enemy. Selple wan^s the American people to bcgU) talking about Is taking steps to end the nation's continued grudge against the Vietnamese, to restore diplomat­ ic relations and to lift Ihe embargo on trade with Vietnam. Throughout the period since the end of the war. Ihe U.S. government has allowed some humanitarian aid by g .oups such as World Vision. The Uuakers. through the American Friends Service Committee. World Relief, tlx aid arm of the A s s o c 1a 1 1 o n This dynamic of the Christian faith produces a social con­ sciousness of Christian love — agape — creative goodwill: call It what you will. From all Christian groups, of whatever creed or race, people give millions of dollars each year to ameliorate disaster suffering, or build hoi pitals, health cllncs. schools, agri­ culture aids; all In creative goodwill, Christian love. More than this, thousands of men and women give their lives In Chris­ tian faith and service, to express the Christian dynamic of cre­ ative goodwill. In the "Inner cities", here and abroad, ohen pioneering in new areas where the Good News has not been heard, to tell of the love of God where It has not yet been heard. With all this fallh, hope, cre­ ative goodwill, why not sing loud Hosannas? When the symphony orchestra and the great choir sings B eethoven's "Jo y fu l. Joyful, we adore Thee. God of glory. Lord of love", it seems that all nature Joins with the multitude In the prayer and praise of song. Rf. Rtv. M trk Schull S T D , It • Blthop *1 tfw SI. Jotm Chrywtlrum C tfrw d nl «t 1743 Country Club Rd.. Sjnford REVIVAL FIRST BAPTIST CHURC H U n ite d P re s s In te rn a tio n a l N a tio n a l live and to rear a family." Why not. when people feel the love and presence of the spirit of God! o I Evangelicals, .aid Ihe Church World Service, relief and dcvcl opment arm of the National Council of Churches. 519 PARK AVE N U E SAN FO RD. FLO RIDA MAY 20-25 THE GREAT IN-REACH FOR CHRIST ROBERT SHACKLEFORD EVANGELIST Special Music By First Baptist Church SUNDAY 8:25 A.M. YOUTH CHOIR. YOUTH ENSEMBLE 10:55 A M YOUTH ENSEMBLE. CELEBRATION CHOIR 6:55 p m. CELEBRATION CHOIR. FIRST BRASS MONDAY 6:55 P M CONGREGATIONL SINGING. LED BY TERRY RABUN TUESDAY 6:55 P.M. SOUNDS OF GLORY TRIO WEDNESDAY 6:25 P.M. CELEBRATION CHOIR. FIRST BRASS THURSDAY 0:55 P.M. SOUNDS OF PRAISE ENSEMBLE FRIDAY 7:55 P.M SPECIAL MUSIC BY JULIE ASHLEY Guests Are Invited, Members Are Expected Come And Worship With Us. Church of God. 503 Hickory Church of God. 6C3 W 22nd St Church of God Q*iodo Church of God M Jtntns ijingi Monroe Church of God M illio n , in tarpn sa Church of God 1402 W t6th St Church ot God m Christ Oviado Church of God or Prophacy, 2509 S £im A>« Church of God or Prophacif, 1706 S Ptrsimmon Ava Church of God ©r Prophacy, 49b S Central 0<>«do Church of God |7th Oey). Del io n * Community Gantar. Dalton* <C*ac Room» Rascua Church at God 1/00 W 13th S t . Sanford Trua Church of God 2706 Ridgewood Ava , Sanford CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Christian Church. 2401 S Park Ava Child Care Will Be Piovided For Each Service Sanlord EASTIRN ORTHODOX Eastam O h hod o i Church St Georg* 2601 Dylan Way Mail lend Lake Monroe Chape*. Orar ge Blvd Lake Monroe Mt Olive Holiness Church Oak Hill Rd Osteen Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Woods Road Longwood Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle Ridgewood Ave O ft 25th opposite Semtnoie High School Praise and Power Church l i t W Wilbur A ,« . Lake Mary Rolling Hills Moravian Church SR 434 Longwood San lord Alliance Church. 1401 S Park Ave Sanlord Bible Church 2460 Santurd A«e The Fun Gospel Church of Our Lord Jesus Chnsl, Washington St Canaan City The S ifs *tion Army,, 700 W 24th St Triumph. The Church of Ihe New Age 1006 W 6th St United Church of Chnsl Altamonte Gommu ty Chat * Attamonfe Springs United Church of Christ Christ ran FettQwafiip, 260 H Country Club Rd Lake Mary Winter Springs Community Evangelical Congregational 219 Wade St Winter Springs �H flra ld . S a n lo 'd . F lo rid a — F rid a y , M a y 18, 1990 Cop-killer electrocuted B y STEVEN W A T tK Y United Press Internaticnal ANGOLA, I.h. — Dallim Prrjcun. Ilie mildly ret rdrd convict sentenced In dealh fur killing a slate ir iK )|K T , was clrclroculcd early Unlay and became the third inmate executed In the United Stales in J u s t over 24 hours. Prrjean. 30. was led Into the execution chamber al Louisiana State Penitentiary shortly before midnight, strapped Into the electric chair and declared dead by prison doctors at 12:17 a.m. l’l)T. prison officials said. Before the execution. Prejcan told witnesses that family members of slain State Trooper Donald Cleveland "say II wasn't for the rcv-ngc. but It's hard for me to see. to understand. I hope they're happy." "So. I forfeit my life," Prejcan said. "I give my love to nil. God bless." After the 3-mlnute speech, Prejean was led to the electric chair His eyes were puffy and he appeared distressed. He relaxed after about a minute, but he grimaced as his head was strapped against the chair. The U.S. Supreme Court late Thursday denied Prcjcan's application for n stay, clearing the way for his execution for the 1977 killing of the Louisiana state trooper. Bush rejects civil rights compromise and then rejected a proposal by Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass.. WASHINGTON - Now that a and Jo h n D anforth. R-Mo.. proposed compromise has failed aimed ut eliminating his objec­ to win White House support. tions to minority quotas In the President Bush and key mem­ work forre. Kennedy and Danforth wrole bers of Congress are again lo c k e d In a h I g h •s t a k c s language Into the proposed Civil showdown over civil rights legis­ Rights Act of 1990 they said would remove concerns that the lation. Hush stipulated conditions for measure would lead to quota signing surh a bill Thursday. systems In hiring and promo­ U n ite d P u i s In t e m e t la n e l Toughest assault weapon bill sent to N.J. governor U n ite d P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l___________________ TRENTON. N.J. —The state Legislature passed the nation's toughest ban on military-style assault weapons, restricting ownership of 38 types of guns to collectors and specially registered target shooters. Gov. Jim Florlo. wtio made a ban on assault weapons a promise In his election campaign last fall, said he would sign the measure passed on Thursday. The ill was passed 21-17 In the New Jersey Senate after a half-hour debate, but the Assembly debated for nearly five hours before voting 43-33 to approve the measure. Legal Notices Legal N o tic e s NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME N nf'f* I* >wr*hv pl-»en that we are erg j',-3 in buslne-s wt *Xr| Belly Street. Winter P —> '"LA. 327*2. Seminole County. Florida, under the Flct!tlou» Name ot HERMITAGE ESTATE SALES, and that we Intend to register laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, F lor,la. in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section l»S OT Florida Statutes 19)7 Dorothy Smith Judith Hickman Publish M a y l. tt, 11.25. 1190 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business at 3SI North i* nhway 17-92, Longwood. FL 32750. Seminole County, Florida, under the Flctltioui Nome ot A N N A ’S PR IVATE T E L E P H O N E SEC R E TA R Y , and that I Intend to register said nam t with Ihe Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS C9 Florida Statutes I9S7 Annamarle Costello Publish M a y 4. It. II. 15.1990 DER 44 OEfi i] N O ficE O F FICTITIOUS NAME Nonce is hereby given that we are engaged In business al 24*3 S Park Ave„ Sanford FL 22773. Seminole County. Florida, under th e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot SOUTHERN CARPET BROKER, and that we Intend lo register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Sem mote County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions ot Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS OT Florida Statutes 1957 Donna Studstlll Ray WelrlcK Publish May I I. II, ISA June I. 1990 DER ioj NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business al P O Bov 951152. Lake Mary. Florida. )774a 1151. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious N a m e ot F L O R I D A E N G IN E E R IN G SYSTEMS, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section M5 09 Florida Statutas 1*5/ Louis C Noca Publish: May 18. 25. A June 1.1. 1990 OER 190 ih Y h e c ir c u it c o u r t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number SO 1J» CP IN RE ESTATE OF VIOLET M SWARTMOUT Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ot the e s ta te ot V IO L E T M SWARTMOUT deceased. File Number 90 137 CP. Is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . P ro b a te L +vision, the address of which Is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida The name and address ot the personal repre sentative and the personal rep resentalive's attorney are set forth below All Interested persons are required to tile with this court; let All claims against Ihe estate W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S AFTER THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE and lb) any ob|ectlon by an Interest ed person on whom this notice was served that challenges the validity ot the will, the qualified Hons ot the personal repre sentative. venue, or (urisdidion ot Ihe Court W IT H IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILEO W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot this Notice has begun on M ay It. !9W Personal Representative S Kirby Moncrlet PostOttice Bo« 7779 Sanford FL JI77J TV* Attorney for Personal Representative S Kirby AAoncrlot ~ol MONCRIEF. R E ID A WALLACE. P A JI7 West First Street Suite 40) Sanford. Florida 32771 telephone laOPl J7J J««0 Florida Bar No 124597 Publish M ay It. I I 19*0 OER 109 BUY U N IT E D STATES S A V IN G S BONDS For the current rate call... 1 -B O O -U S -B O N D S OF THE EIGH TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDEOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. Casa Ne.: 90 114J CAM E General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: 040940 FLEET MORTGAGE CORP , Plalntilt. vs DARRELL R EDWARDS. It living. et uv . et a l , Delendants NOTICEOF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO D A R R E L L H EDWARDS. It living, and OE BORAH L EDWARDS, his wile It living. Including any unknown spouse of said Defendants It either has rem arried and it either or both ot said Delendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran tees, assignees, c re d ito rs , lienors and trustees, and all other persons claim ing by, tnrough, under or against the named Defendants Whose residence It unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida Commencing at the Southwest corner ot Section II. Township 20 South Range Jt East. Semi nole County. Florida, said point o t b e g in n in g b e in g th e Southwest corner ot Lot II. ot P /L M HAMMOCK, at reco.ded In Plat Book I Pages 154 and 155, of the Public Records ot Seminole County, F lo rid a , thence run East along center line ot Oak Way Road 795 leet lo Southwest corner ot property to be conveyed, thence run North 215 leet. East 97 5 leet South 215 feet. West 97 5 feet to point ot beginning (less right ot way tor Oak Way Road I has been tiled agjmsl you and you art required to serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any to If on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O ESQUIRE. Plaintiff's attorney whose address is 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2720, Tampa. Florida 13402 on or before the 4th day ot June. t99Q. and tile the original with the Clerk ot this Court either belore service on P lem litt % attorney or Immediately there etter. otherwise a default will be entered aga nst you toe me relief demanded n the Com plaint or Petition D A TE D On th.i 1st dar ot May. 1990 (Saalt MAR YANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish May 4. it, I I 25. ! * « DER 47 tion. But White House deputy press secretary Altxc Glen, after an adm inistration review, said. "The concerns about quotas remain." "W e ap p rec iate th a t the senatotx recognize the problem of quotas, but we don't think ... the alteration eliminates them." Glen said. Legal N o tices Legal N o tices N O TICEOF FICTITIO US NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at tu g South Highways IT A *2. Long wood. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of USAVE AUTO RENTAL, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk el the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 145 09 Ftorlds Statutes 1957 Rental U.S A.. Inc Hung T. Nguyen. President Publish: May 4. It. II. 25.1990 DER 41 NO TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged In business at 1742 Blackmon C l . Longwood. Semi note County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of STERLING FENCE, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ot Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW II Section M S0* Fk-lda Statutes 1*57 STERLING FENCE Pal House Frank Hout* Publish May I t . 18. 25 A June I. 1990 DER 104 . NOTICEOF NOTICEOF FICTITIO US NAME FICTITIO US NAME Nollc9 I s hereby given that I Nolle* 14 hereby given that I am engaged In business at P O •m engaged In business at 24lt Bov I I I I I 3 . Casselberry. FL Orlando Orly*, Sanford. Florida 22707. Seminole County, Florida, 12771, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot under the Fictitious Nam# of S E M O R A N P A IN T IN G A SERGIO'S ITALIAN RESTAU PAPERING, and that I intend to register said name with the , RANT, and that I Intend to Clerk i t Circuit Court, Sem I register said nam t with the Inole County Florida, tn wc I L.erv ot the Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provls'ons ot cordance with Ihe Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statules. the Fictitious "Tame Statutes. To Wit: Section M5 09 Florida To Wit; Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Statutes 19)7 John W Merical II ctsrude: Publish /Bay II. 25. A June 1.1. Justin* Rud*i. Pres 1990 Publish May tt. II. 2) A June 1. OER IU 1*90 DER 105 NOTICEOF FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business al 2989 W SR 454. Suite 500. Longwood. FL 21779, $9minole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Nam e ot E L IT E R E A L T Y ASSOCIATES and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem Inole County Florida, In ac cordance with the Provisions Ot the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToW II Section MS 09 Florida Statutas 19)7. Sharon Sue Flamm Publish: May 18. 25. A June 1. 8. 1990 DER 185 NOTICEOF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2490 J*w*1l Lane. Senlord 22771, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of SAN FORD WOODYARD. and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Flori da. In accordance with the Provisions ot Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section M5 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Thomas D Albright Publish: May 18. 75. A June t. 8, 1990 DER IM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 98 838 CA 09 L AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA. Plaintlll. vs B ILLY L COPELAND, e tu i , t l a l , Delendanlls) NOTICEOF ACTION 117710 TO K E R M IT MARCUS atur FLORENCE MARCUS. 17 ally*, and or dead his (their) known heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees and all persons or parlies claiming by. through under or against him Ithernl Residence unknown YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an Action lor foreclosure ot a mortgage Ihe following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot II. COVERED PARKING R, CYPRESS VILLAGE RE PLAT. TRACT C PHASE I. (A R E P L A T OF C Y P R E S S VILLAGE TRACT C PHASE I. according tc the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 25. Pag* 4. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida), as recorded In Piet Book 25. Page 92. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida has been tiled agumst you and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any, to It on SPEAR AND HOFF MAN. Attorneys, whose eddress Is 700 South D iki* Highway. Second Floor. Coral Gables. Florida 32144. on or belore the loth day ot May 1*90. and to tile the original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN, attorneys or immediately there after otherwise a default will be entered aga nst you lor the relief demanded In the Com plaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and seal ot this Court on this 25th day Ot April 19*0 (SEAL) MAH YANNE MORSE A iC ltrk of the Court By CeceliaV Ekern As Deputy Clerk Publish April 27 A M ar 4. It 18 1990 OEP J2J IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE EIGH TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE COUHTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Cat* No.: 90 4872 CAT* E General Jurisdiction Florid* Bar Ne.: 048918 G OVERNM ENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. P tiln lllf. vs JOSEPH SZABO. It living, et uv . el el . Defendants N O TICE O F ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO JOSEPH SZABO. It llv Inp. and It m arried . MRS. JOSEPH SZABO. his w ilt. It living. Including any unknown spouse ot said Delendants II either has remarried and It cither or both ot said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran tees, assignees, cred ito rs, lienors and trustees, and all other persons claim ing by. through, under or against Ihe named Defendants and H ELEN SZABO. it living, and it married. JOE ROE, her husband, whose real name Is uncertain. It living. Including any unknown spouse ot Ihe said Delendants. It either has remarried and It either or both ot said Delendants are deceased, their respective un known heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, jienors. and trustees, and alt other persons clolmlng by. through, under or against the named Delendants and JOSEPH S SZABO. It living, and It married. MRS JOSEPH S SZABO. his wile. It living, including any unknown spouse ot the said Delendants. It either has re married and It either or both ot said Delendants are deceased, their respective unkx>wn heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, and trustees, and all o'her persons claiming by, throuqh. under or against the named Defendants Whose residence address Is unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to force las* a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida Lo t 11. H ID D E N L A K E PHASE III. U N IT IV. according to the plat thereof es recorded in Plat Book 78. Pag* I and 1. Public Records at Seminole County, Florida. has been tiled against you and F R E D H O L L O W A Y and D O R E E N H O LLO W A Y, his w it*. STATE OF FLORIDA. D E P A R T M E N T OF R E V E NUE. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. and all other persons in possession ot subject real prop erty, whose real names are uncertain, and you are required lo serve a copy of your written defenses. It a n /.to ll on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. P’alntltt's attorney whose address Is 201 N Franklin Street. Suit* 2720. Tampa. F lo rd * 23402 on or before the 30th day ot May 1990. and til* ihe original with the Clerk ol this Court either before servlet- on P lain tlll s attorney or immediately there alter, otherwise a default w‘ll be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the Com piemtor Petition DA TED on this 2)th day ol April. 1*90 (Seal) MAR YANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish April 2» A May 4 It. 18. 1990 OEP 12* Legal Notices., I Legal Notices- _ L e g a tJ| g U ^ L lo tlces Ceunty Cewrt Duval Ceunty, Flertd* Cate 1 74/881 CC The American Oil Company, a corporation d /b /e A mono Oil Company, Plaintlll vs Hector Oroml, Otlsndant County Court Orange Ceunty, Florida Casef m /1444 Sun Bank. N.A., a National Banking Association, Plaintiff vs Hector B. Oroml, Defendant M etkeel Sheriff's Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N that by virtue ol those certain Writs ol E vacation a t Ityled above, Issued out o< their re sportive Courts end based on line! judgments rendered Out el said Courts, and said Writs ol Ektcutlon having been deliver ed to me a t SherlTf el Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon the tollowing do Scribed real property owned by Hector Oroml. said property being located In Sem inole County. Florida, more partlcu tarty described a* follows Defendant's Is Interest In and to: Lot 747 Spring O aki Unit 4. Plat Book 17. Pages 9) and 94 Semi nole County Public Records, end the undersigned as Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florida, will at 11:00 A M. on Ihe 21st day ot May A D 1990. eltvr for set* end tell to the highest bidder, lor cash In hand, subject to any end all evltllng liens, at the Front IWestl Door at the -tops of the Seminole County Court house In Sanford, Florida, the above described real property That u id sale It being made to satisfy the terms of said Writs ol Ektcutlon John E. Polk. S htflll Seminole County. Florida Published: April 27. May 4. It. t l with the M t* on May 21.1990. OEP 217 N OTICEOF EMERGENCY M E E T IN O OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY A UTHORITY H A VIN O B E E N H ELD Pleas* lake notice that on May 8. 1990 at 11:30 A M . In Room W122 ol the Seminole County Services Building, 1101 East First Street. Sanford. Flor Id a th e S e m in o le C ou nty Evprettway Authority held an emergency meeting The Au thorlty adopted a resolution (No 90 4) which wltiidrew all pr* v lo u t ly a d o p te d m a p s of right ol way reservation and which rendered all previous Resolutions ol the Authority ol no tore* and effect nunc pro tunc. The Florida Supreme Court, on April 24. 1*90. Issued an rpmiun Uriel mining that tn* Florida Statutes authorising Ihe tiling ot maps ot right ol way rasvrvallon was unconttltu tional Thai judicial decision precipitated the calling ol the emergency meeting SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY By Gerald N Brlnton E vecutlva Director Publish May 18.1990 OER 187 " 1 TH IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IN THE C IRCUIT COUTT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION File New her M 293C P File Number 9A344CP Division IN RE: ESTATEOF IN R E : ESTATE OF A LLEN B WALLACE, JR. M A BEL dtJONGH. a /k /a A LL. N BOYD Deceased WALLACE. JR. a /k /a NOTICE OF A B WALLACE, JR. ADMINISTRATION Decaasad The administration ol the NOTICEOF estate ol Mabel deJongh. do ADM INISTRATION ceased. F lk Number *02*2 CP. The administration ol the I t ponding In the Circuit Court estate of ALLEN B. WALLACE. tor Seminole County. Florida, JR., deceased. File Number Probate Division, the address at 90 248 CP. t l pending In the w h ich I t Sem inole County C irc u it Court lo r Seminole Courthouse. Sanford. FL 22771. C o u n ty . F lo r id a . P ro b a te The names and addresses ol the Division, the address ol which I* personal representative and the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Pro personal represantatlvo's at b a le D ivision . Past O tflca torney are set torth below Drawer C. Sanford. FL 22772 All Interested persons are 045*. The names and addresses required to file with this court. ot the personal representatives W IT H IN THREE MONTHS OF an d th e p e r s o n a l r e p r e ­ THE FIRST PUBLICATION L f sentatives* attorney are sat THIS NOTICE I I I all claims torth below •gains! Ihe estate and 121 any Alt Interested persons are objection by on In terested required to Ilk with this court; person on whom this notice It (al All claims against the estate served that challenges the valid W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S Ity of the will, the qualifications AFTER THE FIRST PUBLI at the personal representative, CATION OF THIS HOTICE and venue, or jurisdiction of the lb) any objection by an Interest court ed person on whom this notice ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC wat served that challenges the TIONS NOT SO F IL E O W ILL veildlly ol Ihe w ill, the quellflra BE FOREVER BARRED lions el Ihe personal repre Publication ol this Notice hat tentative, venue, or jurisdiction begun on May 10.1990 Ol the Court W IT H IN THE Personal Representative LATER OF THREE MONTHS Ruth E. Loevl A FTER THE FIRST PUBLI­ 12142 Shade tree Lane CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR Laurel. Maryland 20708 THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE Attorney tor O ATE OF SER VIC E OF A Personal Representative. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Steven L. Laurence THE OBJECTING PERSON P.O. OreworZ ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC Sanford. FL 22772 0778 TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL Telephone (4071 322 1314 BE FOREVER BARRED Publish May 18.25.1990 Publication ol this Notice has OER t*5 begun on May 11.19*0 NOTICEOF Personal Representatives FICTITIOUS NAME Anne A Wallace Nolle* It hereby given that I 104 Country Place am engaged In business at 200 Sanford. FL 22773 Racoon Trail, Geneva. Fla Allen B Wallace. Ill 22722. Seminole County. Florida, 711 Croekwater Terrace 1115 under Ihe Fictitious Nemo ot Lake Mary, FL 22744 C R IC K E T ’S SERVICES, and Attorney lor that I intend to register said Personal Representative name with the Clerk ol the George B Wallace —ot— Circuit Court. Semlnolo County, MONCRIEF, REID . Florida. In accordance with the A WALLACE. P A Provisions of the Fictitious 311 Wes1 First Street Suits 401 Name Statutes. T o W II Section Senlord. c lorida32771 84) 09 Florida Slatutvs 1*57 Telephone (407) 222 2440 Sharon Macks Publish May 11.18.1*90 Publish M a, 18. 25. A June 1 .1. OER 110 1990 OER 1*7 IN IN TH T HEE C .I. R C U I ^ ^ ^ * OF THE EIG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO: 8958*8 CA-B4-P IN R E : THE MARRIAGE OF FE R D IN A N D MATTHIAS BARNES. Petitioner/Husbond. and ENA M A Y BARNES. Reopondent/ NOTICE OF ACTION TO; Ena May Barnet 114 I t IISthAvenue South Oione Park, New York 11434 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D thol an action has been filed egelnit you and you ara required to serve a copy of your written defenses. It any. to PAUL V M O Y E R . E S Q U IR E . P e titio n e r's At torney. whose address It 2427 West Stole Road 424. Longwood. Florida 22779. on or be for* — M ay 30. 1994. and t i l l Ihe original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or Imme dlately thereafter, or a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded In the Complaint WITNESS my hand and » * l cl this Court on the 25th day of March 1990 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O FTH E C O U R T BY Sharon Dunn Deputy Clerk Publish April 27 A May 4. II. 11. 1990 DEP 325 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that l am engaged In business at 1998 N 427. Suit* 4. Longwood. FL 32750. Seminole County, Florida, under the Flctltioui Nam* ot IN G E N IO U S ID E A S * A M ILLIO N EYES iT m ). and that 1 Ihtrnd ’ jlstei i ,ld name with the Clerk of ttie C ir tjil Court, Seminole County, Florida, In accordance with Ihe Provisions ot the Flctltioui N am * Statutes. To Wit Section 845 09 Florida Slelules 19)7 Zapflevol Florida, Inc Lawrenc* Tabak President Publish: Maya. 11. 18. 25.1990 OER 42 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In business al 1255 Bell* Ave , Winter Springs. St. 122. 37708. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious H a m * o l JOHN K E E R S .1 SO N ' and thnf 1 intend *n register said name with tlw Clerk of tn* Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Sletutes. To Wit Section 845 09 Florida Statutas 1*57 JohnH. Keen Publish April 27, A May 4. It. NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is htrtb y given that we are engaged In business al 890 Northern Wey. Suit* C 2. Winter Springs, Seminole County. Flor Ida, under the Fictitious Nemo ol T A T COMPUTER AND SOFTWARE, end that we Intend tu rrj's le r sal) name with tha Clerk 07 Ihe Circuit Court. S#..s Inole County, Florida. In ac cordance with the Provision* ot Ihe Fktltloui Name Statutes. T o W II Section 145 (79 Florida Statute* 1957 L#R-y M Tipton Brut E Trick Publish May IS. 25. A June 1.1. OEP 215 OER 198 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 2171 Church S I. Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Nemo ol SIR QUALI TY S PAINTING A PRESSURE CLEANING, end that I Intend lo register said nsm* with tha Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Sem inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. T o W II Section 845 09 Florida Statutas 1957. Michelle R Hawkins Publish April 27. A May *. II. 11. 1990 D E P 312 II. 1*90 NO C O S T . . . 1990 •’ - ' ■ - J V (44 n j i . 1 > Vl t i U j,.. a '♦'■V * : <* FR EE C LA S S IFIED ADS T h is is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the sam e great resu lts as our regular c la ss ifie d cu sto m e rs at no co st to you. J u s t follow these in stru ctio n s. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A d s w ill be sched uled to run for 10 days. Price of item m ust be stated in the ad and be $100 or le ss. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per h ou seho ld per week. You sh ou ld call and c a n ce l as soon a s item se lls. A vailable to in d ividu als (non C om m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad m ust be on the form show n below and either be m ailed in or presented in person fu lly prepared to the Sanford Herald C la ssifie d Department. 7. Ad w ill start as soon as possible. 8. C la ssifie d M anagem ents d ecisio n on co p y a cce p ta b ility w ill be final. M A IL TO: 1 I Sanford Herald C lassified Ads P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 • ONLY O NE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE I S100 OR LESS PRINT AO H ER E:. PHONE NAM E ADDRESS --------------------------------------------------------I Subscribe To Tha Sanford Harald ( JYai ( ) No I I I I I I I I I I I I I S a n fo r d H e ra ld "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusl.i Counties " 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford 322-2611 i �i * i *** S a n to rd Legal N o t ic es' N otices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIQ H T E C N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION 44OT7 C A M E IN RE The Marriage ol CHARLES LOU GREEN. Petitioner. end PAMELA JANE GR EEN. e,k/4 PAMELA JANE CALLIORAS. Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO PAMELA JANE GREEN a /k /a PAMELA JANE CALLIORAS j r Bridge Street Nashua. New Hampshire VOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action lor dissolution ol mar nap* hat boon Iliad against you and you a rt required to t t r v t a copy ol your wfllten dalanwt. II any. on W THOMAS LOVETT ESQ, PatUlonar'* attornay. who*# ad dratt It l i t North M agnolia Avenue, Orlando. Florida MFOJ. on or balora lha Nth day ol May. IFFO. and Ilia tha original with lha Clark ol thlt Court althar balora servlet on Palltlonar't attornay. or Im madlataly tharaaltar. otherwise a Oafaull will ba ante/ad agalntt you lor tha rallal damandad In lha Pa 11Hon WITNESS my hand and taal ol thlt Court tha ISth day ot April. IFFO (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By Sharon Ounn Deputy Clark Pubilth April 77 a May a. II, I*.IFFO DEPOT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Cats N» ■FF-IFtl CA F *L Oantral Jurisdiction Florida Aar No.: MOFFO FLEET REAL ESTATE FUND ING C O R P. Plalnlltf. vt. GERALD E living. o tu i..o ta l., THURSTON. II OalFndanlt NOTICE OF ACTION STATEOF FLORIDA TO G E R A L D E TH U R STO N . II liv in g , and TERESA THURSTON, hit wlla II living. Including any unknown ipouta ot taid Datandanli II allhar hat ramarrlad and if ailhar or both ol void Dafandantt aro dacaatad. thalr ratpacliva unknown hairs, davitaat. gran la a t, a it lg n a a t , c r a d llo r t. llanort and trustees, and all olhar parto n t claim ing by, through, indar or agalntt tha namad Dalandanti Whota ratidanca it unknown VOU ARE N O TIFIE D Ihal an action to loraclota a mortgaga oh tha following proparty In SamlnolaCounty, Florida LOT S. THE COLONNADES TH IR O SECTION. ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R E C O R O E 0 IN P L A T BOOK IF. PAGE SI. PUBLIC R E CO RD S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA hat btan Iliad agalntl you and FLEET FINANCE. INC . a cor poralioii and you a rt required lo larva a copy ot your written d tltn te t. It any. lo II on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. P lain tiff* attorney whota addratt It: M l N Franklin Street. Suite I f JO. Tampa. Florid* 11407 on or before tha I day ot June. IFFO. and *■(« tha original with tha Clark ol Ih lt Court either balora tarvlca on P lain tiffs attornay or immediately there alter, otherwise a default will be entered agamtl you tor tha rallal damandad in lha Com plalntor Petitioii. DATED on Ihlt I day ol May, IFFO C LER K O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT BY HFalher Brunner Deputy Clark Publish May 4. II. 11, IS. IFFO DERal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 9* 24(7 CA I I L IN RE NAME CHANGE OF RANDI LEIGH LEWIS, SS ria l *7 2J74. DalaotBIrlh *'23/71 NOTICE OF INTENTION TOAPPLYFOR CHANOEOF NAME TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nollca It given that tha un darilgnad Patltlontr. RANDI LEIGH LEWIS, whota addratt It M l S Wlnlar Park Drlya, Cattalbarry. Samlnola County, Florida. Intandt to apply to the Honorably Kannath M Laltlar. Judga ol lha Circuit Court. In and lor Samlnola County. Florl da. at hit ollica In tha Samlnola County Courthouto at 11:30 o'clock a m on lha Nth day ol Juna. IFFO. or at toon tharaaltar a t Petitioner may ba haard. an NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hertby given Ihal wa aro engaged In business al 1/JS W Broadway St . Oviedo. F I . Seminole County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Nama of B G A O K 'N .S C O N S T R U C T IO N COMPANY, a; d that we intend to r eg It ter laid name with tfw Clerk ol lha Circuit Court, Sem inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToW II Section USD* Florida Statutes Its? WATKINS CUSTOM HOMES. INC. John Walklnt Publish April 27. A May a. II, IF IFFO OEP JIF ■O r Bar i l < d i i _ M a " * t l ! l 3 n * r , » name Irom H A N D , L E IG H L E W IS lo R A N D I L E IG H E R D M A N . by which nama PatUlonar shall tharaalltr ba known Daltd at Samlnola County. Florida thii ltt day ol May. ltd) Randl Ltlgh Lawn PETITIO NER Publish May ll, IF. IS A Juna 1, IFFO OEH I OF NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF ANORDIHANCE BY THE THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. Notice If hereby given Ihal a Public Hearing will be held In the Committion Room al Ihe City Hall In the City ol Saniord. Florida, al T OO o'clock P M on Juna It. IFFO lo contidtr tha adoption of an ordinance by tha City ol Saniord. F lorlde. described a t follows ORDINANCE NO. SOFS A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYIN G BE TWEEN LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND H ID D E N LAKE SUBDIVISION AND BETW EEN ART LANE AND GROVEVIEW SUBDIVISION. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BE LOW -±JL Legal Not! Legs! N otices"* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA LC IA C U IT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CASE HO. 4V22U CA «4 L IN RE ThaMarrlagaot MARIA ELENA FIGUEROA. Petitioner/W lla, and LARRY CLARET FIGUEROA. Respondent / Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO -LA P B YC LA R C T ■ FIGUEROA, cro H E LIC O P TtR O DEL CARIBE. AEROPUERTO INTERNACIONAL SIMON BOLIVAR. MAIQUETIA. D ISTRICTO FEDERAL VEN ZUELA YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action tor Dissolution of Mar rlage has been tiled egeinst you In Saniord. Samlnola County. Florida and you are required to serve a copy ot your written delenset. It any. lo It, on Pell !loner t attornay. whota nama It. D A V ID L E R V IN , ES QUIRE, and whose a d d rtii it. 1004 E HWY 4ja. P O BOX 70. ALTA/AONTE SPRINGS. IJ7I5 0070. and tile tha original with tha Clark ol tha Circuit Court, C ivil Division. 301 N Park Avenua. Saniord. Florida. 33771. on or balora May 21. IFFO otherwise, a Judgment lor lha reliat requested In tha Petition lor Dissolution ol Marriage may be entered against you WITNESS my hand and seal ot thltCourl on April 33. IFFO (court seall MARYANNE MORSE As Clark ol the Court by Sharon Dunn As Deputy Clerk Publish April 27 & May 4. II. IS. IFFO OEP 311 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolict It hartby given Ihal I am engaged in butlnett al I7S3 W Broadway Street. Oviedo. F la . 327FS. Samlnola County. Florida, under the Fictitious N a m e Ol C A R O L Y N J POW ELL CUSTOM HOMES C O R P O R A T IO N DBA 0 G ADKINS CONSTRUCTION, and that I Intend lo register said name with Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions ol the F lctlllo u i Name Statutes. ToW iI Section 143 04 Florida Statutes 1437 CAROLYNJ POWELL CUSTOM HOMES CORPORATION Carolyn J Powell Publish April 27. & May 4. II. II. 1440 OEP 120 IN , ME CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 40 174 CP Division A IN RE ESTATE OF THELMA LAWSON. Deceased NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION (On* PR) The adm inistration ol thu estate ol THELMA LAWSON, d i c t a t e d . F ile N u m b e r 40 274 CP, it pending In Ihe P robate Court. S E M IN O L E County, Florida, the address ol which It: Seminole County Courthouse Sanford. Florida22771 The names and addresses of the Personal Representative an d th e P e rs o n a l R e p re tentative's attorney are set lorlh below A ll Interested persons a r t required lo tile with Ih lt court: (al All claims against tha estata W ITH IN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NOTICE and (b) any ob jection by an Interasted person on whom this notice was served that challenges tha valid Ity of lha will, tha qualifications ot the Personal Repraiantatlve. venue, or jurisdiction of the Court W ITH IN THE LATER DF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ol this Nolle* began on May 20. 1440 Personal Representative BONNIE DAVIS 1F74 B Anna Road Odessa. Florida 33334 Attorney lor Personal Representative: P A ULE R IFF E L. Esquire Florida Bar No 137041 10M West Busch Boulevard. i 103 Tampa. Florida 13417 Telephone (1131427 4271 Publish: May 11.23.1440 OER 144____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION F ll* Numbar 40374 CP Division IN RE ESTATEOF L E T IT IA D Y E BIGGERS. Deceased N O TICEOF ADMINISTRATION Th * administration ol tha estate ol L E T IT IA OYE BIG GERS. deceased. File Number 40 J74 CP. i t pending In Ihe C ircu it Court lo r Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . P ro b a ta Division, thv addre*» nLwhlch Is bale Division. P ^ ^ V ^ w e r CT Saniord. Florida 22771. Th* names and addresses ol Ihe personal representative and Ihe personal representative's at lor n#y are sat forth below All Interi id persons are r~v,"'ed |0 file with this court. W: r t' N THREE MONTHS C THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ( I I all claims against Ihe estate and (3) any objection by an Interested person lu whom this notice wet made ‘ha! challenges the valid Ity Oi .so will, the qualilications ot tha personal represantalive. venue, or jurisdiction ot Ihe court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of this Notlca 1 t begun on M ay 20. 1440 Personal Represantalive GEORGE C BIGGERS. JR 401 Melanie Way Maitland. Florida 17731 3114 AI lor nay lor Personal Representative GERALDS RUTBERG. ESQUIRE 3033 S. Highway 17 42 P O Boa 110477 Casselberry. Florida 127110477 Telaphone. 14071 114 4774 Fla B ar4134471 Publish M4y IF. 23. 1440 OER 144 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SEMINOUE COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION JUNE 6, 1990 7 P.M. R O O M W -122 SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BLDG., SANFORD, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 41 I M CA *4 E AME R I FIRST BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGSBANK. formerly known es A.nerlFlrst Federal Savings and Loan Association, Plalnlltf. vs MARSHAE OLEN E T A L . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARSHAE OLEN end--------------. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARSHAE OLEN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN M A IL IN G ADORESS P O Bov 130110 Allamonte Springs. FL 12715 4110 AND TO: All persons claiming an Interest by. through, urder or tg e ln il the el ore said Deten dints YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI F IE O THAT an action to fort close a mortgage on the follow Ing described property located In Seminole County. Florida Unlit 4 and (. and in un divided Interest In those com iro n elem ents appurtenant thereto In accordance with and tublacf to tha covenants, condi lions, lerm i. restrictions, and Other provisions ol Ihe Declare lio n o l C o n d o m in iu m ol CENTER PLACE, a Condomln lum as recorded In Olllclal Records Book 1412, P4ge IMF. and according lo lha plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book IF. Page 42. all of Ihe Public Recordt of Seminole County. Florida IN C LU D IN G SPECIFICAL LY. BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIM ITA TIO N . THE FO LLO 1 ING EQUIPMENT FAN'HOOO DISPOSAL MICROWAVE DISHWASHER RANGE/OVEN REFRIGERATOR CENTRAL HEAT B A IR TOGETHER with all Ihe Im provements now or hereelttr erected on lha property, and ell easem rnts, rights, eppurle nances, rents, royalties, miner at. oil and sat rights and profits, water, water rights and water slock, and all llilu res now or hereafter a part ot Ihe property. Including replacements and ad ditlons thereto has been filed against you. and you are required to serve a copy ol your written delenset. II any. to this action, on ROGER O BEAR ol ANOERSON L RUSH. Allorneyi lor Plalnlltf, whose address Is 172 East Central Boulevard. Orlando. Florida 13401. and tile tha original with Ihe Clerk of Ihe above styled Cdv f ;W ,r latere Ihe Ytih dv. . o l M a y . 1440; otherwise a judgm ent m ay be entered agalntt you tor Ihe rellel de mended in Ihe Complaint WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF SAID COURT on thlt 23th day nl April. 1440 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE as Clerk ol said Court By CeceliaV Ekern as Deputy Clerk Publish April 27 L May 4. II. II. 1440 OEP 134 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given Ihal we are engaged In business al 101 Sugar Maple C t , Saniord. FL 12771. Semi,sole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name Ot G R E E N L E A F LAWN SPECIALISTS, and that we In lend lo regular said name with the Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW iI Section U S 09 Flo-ida Statutes 1937 Andrew P Shepard G eryM Blessing Publish April 77, t, May 4. II. II. 1440 DEP 114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATEOF FLORIDA Case No : 90 1043 CA04 L General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: 040410 AMERICA SMORTGAGE SERVICING, INC . tormerly knownas FIRST FAMILY MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIOA Plaintllt. vs L IN D A L E A W A L K E R .il living, el ui . et a l . Defendants A complFte description Fnd a copy ol tha ordinance thall be available at .he office ol Ihe City Clerk lor all persons desiring lo enamin# Ihe same AM parties in Interest and cttllan* shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order ol Ihe City Commission ol Ihe City ol Saniord. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ot the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence which record Is not provided by the City ot Sanford (FS IFF 0I0SI Janet R Donahoe City Clerk Publish May It. ISA June I F . IFW OER IFI G E N E R A L L O C A T IO N DETAIL M l V U C IU IO S. LOOlhwQ LtONAAP C A33UH U T Ketone frua A-I (A g ric u ltu re ) lo K -U (Single f r a i l / ) Ketone liu w A - l (A g ric u ltu re ) to C -l (D e ta il F wholesale) CELEBRITY CIPHER Cmftftfy c ^ cryptogram* v craaiad from quotations by famous POOC* P**» Art Each M l* **• •***• ,0# tnuihar TotJSf * t k * l ■ M T C E V F E A O C E O L Z T A S A P L P X Q C VO STATE MOAO 414 C S MIL!*-* nur 17- /2 M A N Z A G E S C M C S L U X I I C F C K M M T C X U C N M T X X P O J K A H DCOM E N V S Q N S C F L . NOTICEOF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO L IN O A L E A W A L K E R .it living, and il married, JOE HOE her husband, whose real name Is uncertain, ll living Including any unknown spouse of said Defendants It either has remarried and it either or both ot said Defendants are dv ceased, their respective un known •*»,,* devisees, grantees assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, and all other persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE N OTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage On Ihe following property in Seminole County. Florida Lot 34. WEKtVA RESERVE UNIT ONE. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book J2 Pages M A 47. Public Records ol Seminole County Florida has been li ed against you and JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. an d a l l o t h e r p e rs o n s In possession ot subiec! real prop erty whose real names are uncertain, and you are required to serve a cop, ot your written defenses it any. to it on JOSEPH Al X O A I HC P R EV IO U S S O LU TIO N A ptaniat rtaads Ih raa Itungs muscles a brain and a heart ’ Bernard d A scqii U r tim x C O V U N lS E U E D W ill! The BE CtlJiblO EKEO . LE heard Q U A I L l. LA tiD K W C C h E X I H U i ACEK H IL L F E K W i A W PU KIN G AT Th £ PUBLIC HEARING WILL h e a d in g s NAT BE CURIIRUEO fK O * U hE .-1 0 -U h E AS FOUND RECESSAKI. E U R I mE H D E T A I L S A T A I l A U L E Bl C A LLIR t S a n io rd . F lo r id a — F rid a y M jv Legal N otices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT O FTH C IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA C IV ILD IV IS IO N Cate Number F*-1TFe CJLOF L BARNETT MORTGAGE COMPANY PUInlllt. vs W IL E Y E. G R IF F IN and ROBERTA E G R IF F IN , hit wife: etat. Dafandantt NOTICE OF ACTION TO CONRAD YELVINGTON DISTRIBUTORS. INC . a Florida corporation L a tl known addratt UNKNOWN and/or all offtetrt. diraclort. ganaral m anagart. cathlart. resident agents and butinatt agents or other claimants by. th ro ug h, under or a g a ln tt CO.FRAO YELVINGTON DIS TRIBUTORS. INC . a Florida corporalion: and all partial having or claiming to have any right, title or Inter a il In tha property described In the Com plaint, residence unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D Ihal an action to loraclota a Mortgaga on tha following described prop arty located In Seminole County, Florida Lot ti. COLONIAL POINT, according to tha plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 74. Pago I I . ol tha Public Records of Seminole County, Florida RANGE/OVEN DISHWASHER GARBAGE DISPOSAL VENT FAN WALL TO WALL CARPET FIREPLACE hat been tiled agalntt you In the C irc u it C ourt ol Sam lnola C ounty. F lo rid a . In which B A R N ETT M ORTGAGE COMPANY. It the Plaintllt. and W ILE Y E G R IF F IN and ROB ERTA E G R IF F IN , hit wife. EM ILE SKURA. A M A R R IED M A N |o ln e d by H A L L IE SKURA. hit wife. SEMINOLE M E M O R IA L H O S P IT A L : C H U R L C O R P O R A T IO N , a Florida corporation. CONRAD Y E L V IN G T O N D IS T R IB U TORS. INC . a Florida corpora lion. FRANK GAY PLUMB ING. INC., JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a Florida corpora lion. ORLANDO. FLO R IO A , M IL L E R TR U C K IN G . INC . and STATE OF F L O R ID A D E P A R T M E N 1 OF LABOR AND U N EM PLO YM EN T SE CURITY. a rt the Defendants, and you era required to te rv* a copy ot your written delenset. It any, on P la ln tlll't attorney, whose address It Francis E F r i t c i a . E s q u ir e , P e p y . Wtlssenborn t Pepy. *4)0 W Kennedy B lvd . Suite 113, Tampa. FloriJa 13404. on or batore Juna 7th, 1440. and lit* tlw lArti.nai m l). the Clef1: ot this Court either before service on Plaintitt * attorney or imme diately thereafter. othe> aisa a Default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the Complaint Daltd on May 2. 1440 (Stall MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Court By Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Publish May 4 .11. I*. 33. 1440 OER M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E CIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N D FO R SEM INOLECOUNTT GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 44-2t39 CA-44-P NATIONAL FIRST MORTGAGECORP. Plaintiff vs TERRY M . SOKOL. E TA L.. Delendantt. NOTILE OF ACTION TO TE R R Y M . SOKOL 10 BONITA DRIVE B IRM INGHAM , ALUIOF YOU ARE N O TIFIE D Ihet an action lor Foreclosure ol Mort gag# on the lollowlng described property: Unit FIS, LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOM INIUM A Con dominium tccord.ng to the Dec location ol Condominium and Exhibit* annexed thereto, r* corded In Official Records Book t if f . Page 1144. ol Ihe Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida, together with an un divided Interest In the common elements and limited common elements declared In taid Dec larallon ot Condominium to be an appurtenance to tho above condominium untl. hat been tiled agalntt you and you aro rtqulrtd to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to It, on Nnella Moreno Blecher. Attorney for Ptalnllll, whose address I t S ulla 100. IS70 Madruga Avenue. Coral Gablet. Florida. JII4F on or before May X . IFFO and tile tha original with the Clerk of Ihlt Court either before service on P laln llH 't attorney or immediately there alter, otherwise a default will be entered agalntt you lor Ihe rebel demanded in Ihe com plaint WITNESS my hand and tha taal ol Ihlt Court Ihlt ISth day ol April. IFFO Caal) MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol lha Court By Ruth King At Daputy Clark Publish April 77 A May 4. II. II. IFFO D tP 317 H e ra ld . E H . y«44 M P A N IE L L O ESQUIRE. PlomllM * attorney whose address Is 701 N Fra n k lin Street. Suite 3730. Tampa Florida 13402 on or before Ihe H lh day ol June 1440 and file Ihe original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on Plain titl s attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default will be entered aga net you lor the re b e l dem anded in the Complaint or Pebbori D A T E D on this 1344s day ot May I4WI C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT COURT B Y Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish M ay It. 73 A June I. • 1440 DER 141 cu irm m u n S e m in o le ads ^ O rla n d o - W in te r Pa 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 camecaUs* t a n . . . SSC a Dm 10 caasacvtW e tjew el. . . H C a Rtt* 8:00 M l.- 6 : 0 0 P.M. 7 consecullye U nset. . . I 7C a On* MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3 caw aacatita t a n . . . I 7C a da* SATURDAY 9 K ite s are par Istaa, bastB *a a J Ha* *4 3 U a n Minimum NOW ACCEPTING above reflect a f t SO cosh discount far prompt payment Schedul­ ing may tnctude Herald Advertise# ot the cost of on oddittonol day Cancel when you get results Pay only for day* your’ od runt at rate earned Use full description for fattest results Copy must follow acceptable typographic of form DCA D llN IS Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - 11 A M , Saturday Monday 11 30 A M Saturday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In ?h« tvtnt ol an error in an ad, tha Sanford Herald will ba responsible for the first Insertion only and only to tha extent of the cost ol that Insertion. Please check your ad lor accuracy the first day it runs. 71—Help Wanted 31— Person* Is MPL0YMENT CASH AVAILABLE Buying Heme* B Mortgages Qukk Closing 112 4344 323-5176 23— L o s t* Found FOUND ■ Largo call Color point Slomoso Vicinity ot Santord A Colory Av about a weak ogo Coll 121 7243 to idmtlly oLOST MALE BEAGLE • Bluo lick markings on kgs, orange collar. Last soon 4/27, behind Sunlond Eslalos. Our kids miss him vary much! II you havo seen film. pFoaso call 124 1744 daysBOT32S3a*»Si tv* Prol Maid Service! Will train. lull tlm *. Mon - F ri.....747 3007 a * AIRLINES JOBS* a Sl4.**tteS74.***x *r yaart Call 4* 0314-2274 art. AW Am JCATO R S NEEDED! Earn up lo S12 par hour. We train. Outdoor work. Potential to Own Your Own Business! CALL n m e TOT APPOINTMENT SETTER 25—Special Notices BECOME ANOTARY For Details I KB 413 4234 F lor id* Notary Association 27—Nursery & Child Care AFFORDABLE L o v in g chlldcart. H R S roglstorad, 4AM 4PM Call 121 4442 O A T CARE In my Sunland Isom# Raasonabl*. 407CA34 _________Call T2T4144________ D E P E N D A B L E Cara in my horn*, all ages. 7 days/wk , lull or part time, rates to lit your bydg sU fell 124 1470 55—B u s in e s s O p p o r tu n itie s BEAUTY SALON 1 s t a t io n f a m ily a a lo n w/tanning bod A manicure stalioni o lio Casselberry, 17. V3 Coll 111 7414 otter tpm M O B ILE SIGN COMPANY • good money maker. Coll 111 Ota], anytim e______________ NETWORK MARKETING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY EARN Irom 3300 13000 per month part tlm * or work on a lull timo b a ils ZERO or minimumal investment New to Florida Be On* e lth * I si in Business W-349-93B5 PARTNER wanted tor boating business Hove tun end moke money Boating experience e _£lirt_Rlch*rdi310*S7i^ ^ ^ _ A l - M o n e y to L e n d CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS 1st, 2nd or equity mortgages Good/Bad credit. Low rotes 240 9444 Mortgage M a fk , Inc. Lie Mtg. Bkf SaOE 414.Cast GOLD CREDIT CARD 32.300 Credit Lina GUAR. VISA/MC Guar Cash Advance 1 see 434 23*4 344.34 Ite Legal Notices N O TIC E CP F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice i t hereby givtn that I am engaged In business df N Hvyy IJ92. Lonqwood, Fla 12/50 Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol D A IR Y D E U T E and that I intend to register said name with the Cieffc ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fieri da, in accordance with the P ro v is io n ! of the Fictitiou s Nam e Statutes, To Wit Section 665 09 F lor Ida Statutts 195/ Amy Baldwin Publish April j / , & May 4. If , !8. 1990 D E P no NOTICEOF SHERIFF SSALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by virtue of that certain W rit of Eaecution issued out of and unde# the seat of the C ircuit Court ol Seminole Courfy, F lor Ida, upon a final judgement rendered »n the aforesaid court on the 5th day of February A D 1990, in that certain case «?n titled Springs Equdp LTD . etc , P lain tiff, - v s — The F it ness Suite, Inc . a Florida! cor porafion Phil M Hennessee and Cindy Hennessee, Defendant, which aforesaid W rit of Enecu lion was delivered to me as S heriff of Sem inole County Florida, and I have levied upon t he fo l tow I tttj de sc r ibed pr oper t y owned by L u cinda A H en nessee, said prop erty being located in Seminole County Florida- m ore particularly de scribed as follows O ne 1919 Is u /u T r o o p e r bl ue In c o l o r , ID • J A A C H liE O J /6 0 I6 H 6 ) being Hared at Altamonte Towing in A itjm on le Springs Florida and the undersigned es Sheriff of Seminole County Florida witl at II 00 A M on the 2tst day of M ay A D I9V0 offer for sale and sell fo tne highest bidder, for cash in hand subiecf to any and alt ru s tin g liens, at It e Front I West i Door «t the steps ot the Semmole County Court house m Sanford. Florida the above described personal prop That s>iud sale is being made I lo satisfy the terms ol satd W rit I of E Rfcuhon John E Polk.. Sheriff Sem mole Coun t y IFtor ida To tie published April 2/ May 4, 1 1| with th * salt Oh M ay 21 1990 I O EP I '6 w. a m st. * * M0U.Y M A ID * ♦ Work days from home calling Saniord area. C e ll.....>*40123 A S S E M B L E TOYS » C raft Hams, lull/part tlm * High aarnlngsl 404 231 X I I ________ Assistant nlManapt Triirw Y-NQT-U I am 23. own my own business altar 1 months of training and now have a positions avail­ able Up to SKXVwk during training. Advancamant 1 4 weeks. Call Chary!, 114 440* AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU!! E XC E LLE NT PAY. Benefits Transportation Call 407 243-7400art. 1342 To'l retarded Tarn AUTOMOTIVE BOOT MAN NEEDED NOW! Call Ron. 134 4111 or 374 17*1 AVON SKIN SO SOFT Buy or Soil Harriet, 1M 06S9 t r F it, BINDERY HELP Long »«3 short N fm Hiring now Longwood *re a C all Michael........................444 7303. CARPENTER HELPERS Must hava tip . Tools and Iranspor laiion Attar 4pm m 7117. CARPENTER HELPERS Wanted- Must have hand tools and transportation. 44* 4141 CHARGE NURSE RNO RLPN Day shift 4 13 am lo 7 *3 pm Supervisory eiperianc* desirable but not required Apply et 44 N. Hwy. 17 A 42, Debary, Man. thru Frl. 4AM to 4PM. aae-4414 _________ EOE _________ CONSTRUCTION Co. needs bl lin g u a l s e c r a t a r y w ith •a c tlltn l computer, eccling skills. A WP skills Call btwn. I am and 3 pm 110 342*______ Legal N otices NOTICEOF SHERIFF SSALE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N fhaf by virtue of Ih al cert a In W rit of Execution issued out of and under Ihe seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Flor ida, upon a final judgement -rendered in Ihe aforesaid court on the JOlh day of January A D 1969 in that certain case en titled, Horne Properties. Inc , Plaintiff, -v s — Florida Carpet & Vinyl, Inc . a Florida Corpora tion and M a lc o lm E Blue, Defendant, which aforesaid W rit of Execution was delivered to m e as 5 her H I of S em inole County, Florida, and I have levied upon Ihe following de s cribed p ro p e rly ow ned by M alcolm E Blue, said property b e in g lo c a te d in S e m in o le C ouni/. Florida, m ore particu larly described as follows All ng hl, title and interest of the (Setirfvdan! in the following described real property, to wit Lot 6. Bloch A H IG H L A N D H ILLS , according fo fhe plat thereof as recorded in Plat Booh 16. Page 44 Public Records of Seminole County. Florida a k /a 916 McChntock Street. Long wood Florida 32/50 and ihe undersigned a 6 Sheriff ot Seminole County Florida, will at 11 00 A M on the 21s» day of M ay A D 1990, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand subject ft» any and all eiistin g liens, at the Front (W estI Door al Ihe steps of the Seminole County Court house in Santord. Florida, the above described REAL proper »r That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said W rit of E xecution John E Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida To be published April } /, May 4 It . n with the sale on M ay 21. 1990 D E P J16 N O TIC E OF F iC T tT tO U S N AM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at 12)1 Via Bella Sanford. FL 3 2 //I. Seminal# County, Florida, under fh e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot M A G IC A L M E M O R IE S and that I intend lo register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, So mine r «sfy Florida m accordance won the P rov is io n s of the F ic titio u s Nam e Statutes To Wit Section •45 09 r tor ida Statutes T9S/ Radford Hall Publish M ay 1|. 25 A June I 6 1990 OER 169 �p ■B raid. Sanford. Florida — Friday. May 18. 1990 K IT *N* C A R L Y L E ® by I jury Wright 7 1 — H e lp W a n ft d 7 1 — H e lp W a n ted CHILD CARE YBRKERS CRAFTS# SKILLS# TRADES Flexible hour*. expervnced with chauffeurs license pr# tarred Apply vac Wayside Dr, Sonford______ P I 5*00 CNA’s A NA’s NEW STARTINGRATES F u ll/p a r t llm # positions available E>p#rlanc* p r t lerrtd. Apply at Hiltha van H#altb Car# Center *M Me I tony 111# Ay#., Santord l a m ........................E .O .E ./H CONSTRUCTION WORKERS W ill train . M v«ral n##d#d nowl All types! M#tr# Employ m art......*4* t i l l CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES Locel/CeriBAeaa ToS4S/HR i4 *7**7 *o **T a to n t BuftdersF** ASST. MANAGER NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER HELP Parts experience preferred R#tlr##s «y«lcom#l Parts City, Sanford.7500S French Av* DATA ENTRY P»rsonn#l n#»d»d Must typ# a i r WPM. Esp#r1#nc# In till# industry helpful but not n#<#s M ry Apply In person on May 22nd. 23rd and 24th from I M A M to 5PM American Pion##r Till# Insurant# Co. M tW 1st St. Santord. FI EOE DEBIT AGENT Cult Lit# Insurance Company Is now taking applications to work In th# Santord or Oviedo area Salary and Commissions with Co Benelux Call tor a p p t . It o 4 M 407 m M l _________ (Orlando)__________ All TRADES NEEDED Painters. Carpentors. etc. Gel all the work you can handle. Call................ to t 0221 H O M E M A K E R S /C A R E E R Women A Couples! Full time or part tim e, set your own hours Car. Mon nltos avail. A phone req'd Princess House, a Colgate Palm oilv* Ca . Good H o u s e k e e p in g S e a l o l Approval 120 e /h rt.H 0 8 7 3 3 H O U S E C L E A N IN O lor Irg Fern Park townhouxe Every other week. Own transport# lion 17/fsr. Alto tor Sanford condo Call..................221 M i l * I NEED H E L P * Easy phone work at horn# No t ip . Part llm #. 11700/mo. Full tim e, 17100/mo Alto tome s a le s p e t i t i o n s . C a ll i tor 445 ona est so. tl u 327*5*4....................... E.O.E./H H DISTRIBUTE FLYERS! u u T 2 dependable peapl#. A M /P M shifts U 50basal Call Marl# 774-jati bttortan 11AM 3PM Drhrtrs A Framini Pulltts Apply in parson Lowes Maitland MOS S. Hwy. 17/n, Maitland DRIVER S cl l( 4 yrs. tractor traitor ov#r th# road #ap#rl#nc# and good driving record Call b#tw*#n 7 and TP M 221 *2*5.___________ Earn up to 1121 a w#«k Assam bl# products at horn# Amai Ing message gives details Call M i 3M 53*0*xt 20 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 37; un Ml Ml Cir Fli Pr Na 145 [ J Pu DE <r| S f S*n t in SO BR rrg . Ci# Inoi ton lh# To I Slat O R Pub 1990 DEI IN I VIC Tl • %I SWi Nun th# C ou Divi S#m Sant acJdr %#nf. rev* tor ff Al requ (a) I W IT AFT CAT (b) I «J p mat van# f*on| %#nt| ol f l ATI AFTi C ATI TH ll DAT COP THE AL TIOA BE F Pul Laqm Pt* S ► Pot Sar Attar P a r* S K!» VON Al# JO W Sanfo Tdap i iorb Publl DEM Fortun# 500 company has lmm>dfatt openings lor ca rear minded individuals with background In equipm ent maintenance Knowledge ol e le c tric a l, pneum atic and electronic controls as well as general mechanical expert ence Is desired E icellen t benefit package Includes paid vacalkw uniidays. retirement plan, uniform, and medical insurance Salary: 125000plus depending on eaperlence. Send resume lo G eneral Manager, P O Bom 2247 Orlando F L 17407 E O E /M /F TEMPTED TOTEMP? We hav# immediate short and long term assignments In your area tar: O O FFIC EC LER K S • RECEPTIONISTS • SECRETARIES • WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS We oiler tap pay. great bonefits and the opportunity to work at many ol the top companies In your area Call now lor an appointment I .......... ..740 1271 NO F E E /F R ID A V PAY m FLOWER DELIVERIES From own car Thursday A Friday Me per mil# ♦ com mission Est. 4 yrs 7*A5***. FU L L or Part lime delivery and appliance repair Eapertenced only. Call lor appt Allen's Appliance 407 44« 5441 DeBary F U L L T im e M a in te n a n c e P e rs o n fo r c o m m e r c ia l laundry company Must have complete service knowledge A ability lo work on Clssells Dryers. Weshei Washers. A Chicago Ironers Immediate hire un proven ability 333 *2 t* GENER A L HELPERS needed lor metal root Must have valid driver's license la l 714a GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Daily Wark Daily Pay Call Beb tor details alter 1pm 2737151 Inflation G«tting You Down? u SERVICES EOE. .M / F /H /V JOIN OUR 4/1 Family Restaurant Turn Bill Knapps It now accepting applications lo r exp line cooks. Full A part lima post lions av ailab le with com petltv# pay A great benefits package No Phones Calls. Apply In Person, t i l l Douglas Are, Alternant# Sprgt._______ KEYES FLA, IN C , Real.art. pays lutlon to Real Estate School I ..................Call 3211200 LANDSCAPERS Full tin # positions Driver's License required.............. Call 222 *133 LAUNDRY WORKERS - Must be hardworking, dependable and m otivated Im m ediate Hire 14 00/itart. ralsa alter M days Medical.....- .......32Y445* LFN f u l l t i m : Busy Santord doctor 4 day work week Many benefits Write *401. Santord Herald. PO Bom 1157 Sanford 22772 LT. HOUSEKEEPING/ COMPANION 1 1 Start 5/7* Own transport Send details A references Bom It* . Santord. FL 12772 * * * M A ID S * * * FRONT DESK CLERKS F/tlm e, benefits, pd holidays A vacation, uniform Apply In person. Days Inn. 450 Douglas Ay . Altamonte or call M3 7H I MAINTENANCE MAN P a rt tim e . For shopping center. Call 407 2210200 M aiu|tr Small S-Unit Mold Efficiency plus vnell weekly M provided! Cell ....... 2101110 LABOR ★ CNA’S ★ • 57 SO Per HourII • Good Working Conditions!! LONGWOOO HEALTH CARE 121-12M.................. - ..........E O E MEDICAL MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONS! 4 hrs. per day. Monday Friday. Experienced 121 7020 OVER THE ROAD DRIVERS <v> Must have experience end ret Apply MSC Trucking. 1121 W 1st St ■Santord____________ PART T IM E RECEPTIONIST Must have payroll report ea parlance Call 1051204._______ PART TIM E Money does grow on trees! We buy Spanish Moss) Call M2 1733__________ POSTAL SERVICE Jobs Salary to talK Nationwide Entry le v e l p o s itio n s C a ll 111105 44/ OOUOEil P 1177__ RECEPTIONIST For a wild andcraiyotflcel Call 114 a c t FORCE LA B O R O N D E M A N D D A IL Y W O R K DAILY PAY V -M fL ^ NO FEES! 319 Second St., Santord /.OURtRCS or Call Dabbi* at 32M590 •: v Y o u 'v e w e n th e o th e r day euro c e n te r* N O W C O M E T O T I I K l- A T K S r E D I T I O N T O Y O U K N E IG IIIIO tllO O D it K ID S ’ SAFARI A C H IU ) C A R E A D VENTURE GRAND OPENING OFFER No Registration Fee With Ad F | )'J O p e n 6-10 mm li l 6 :.*!<) prn O P E N H O U S E S A T U R D A Y S IU AM to i | * \ i ii'mii PV /Aratwu A M /# /Mi a. i -fli 112 W . l i t . S t. S u ite I t * COUNTRY CHARMER 1 bdrm . 7 bath, family rm . 100's 200' yard, huge beautiful oaks, r a t t e d p a tio . E a iy terms............................. 152.000 ASSUMABLE w/110.000 down. ] bdrm . tty bath, cb home, ch 4 a. garage, lanced 1% Used rate. 13 yrs remaining, only 150 000 l usalrd al lb« t urner Q O /1 O Q P C W illow Ave. A ll» > 4 * • San/tad J a 4 * U 9 u O 323-5774 Construction evp. helpful I Hard worker B w iling to learn all phases ol office, benefits avellable. Call............ «211275 For Lake Mary. Experience or will train. Full 4 Part tlm«. M E TR O SECURITY......15) 7711 SOCUU. WORKER 40 hrs. per week. 14.50 per hr. plus benefits to start. Apply In person at the Salvation Army. 700 W 74th St . Santord TE L E M A R K E TE R S - Earn IMO day. Dally processing orders. Incoming callsantyl 717 5111 TLC Home Companions ■ needs mature companions for the e ld e r ly . P a r t /F u ll T im e . Coll.............................. 222 1012 VOLT TEMPORARY SERVICkS _________Call 121-1211________ MD0IN LAKE NICE 1 bdrm. heme, large tot. 1400 per month. 1323 E lath St. Santord *«7 15B4_________ 3 bdrms , 2 baths, washer 1 dryer, lanced backyard, pool I No pets. 1525/month. 1100 se curtly. Call..........J22 1075 eves M A R IN ER 'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm ........1125 mo 7 bdrm ..H B Im o A up 2211471 AOKRTISING CONSULTANT SECRETANV 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent P A R T L Y furnished a t 1101 Santord Ave Yard with fence. Call tor more Into 122 1171 or 172 7177 or 2214171 I APT to ihera 3 bdrm . I child OK 1 1 0 / w i i k . In c lu d e s utilities Call 221 012)________ DELTONA • Share 1 bd m home 1350/mo. plus utlllltos and deposit Call 104 512 0111 LAKE MARY 7/1. c/h /a. wall to watt, kitchen appliances. fenced yard. *7117**________ SANFORD - 2 b d m duplex, la r g e y a r d , n ic e a r e a . *130/mo Call 774 *174________ 2 BDRM. 3 RATH • Can H /A . W /W carpet, washer 4 dryer hookup 1st ♦ sec .....777 1441 B R D M . L A K E S ID E , n lc t complex All amenities No security tor qua) It led appll cants. IMS oermosth..130 5304 ” 107—M o b ile " Homes / Rent 101— Houses Furnished / Rent MOBILES Furnished and un furnished with * r condition Ing Call ............... . I V 7*01 * FURNISHED COTTAGE * 115— Industrial Rentals______ I bdrm.. air, on banks ol Weklva at Katie's Landing I Canoe use, USO/mo.....322 44/0 SANFO R D large 1 bdrm house, co m p lete p riva cy. EMcallent location lllS /w k plus 1250sac. C a ll221-22*1. AVAILABLE 2 b d m . central H /A , carpal, washer dryer hook up 1410 with discount! __________ 372 4445__________ 91—Apartments/ House to Share 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent e e SMALL I BDRMI Reason able rent. 1st month plus security. Call...... - ....... 222-1*11 • To 1750 weekly plus benefits • Full Tim e/Part time • All ShlttlOpen • Hiring Several Tralne«i t 211-3M0......... WS/ratuwd policy Start today! To 115 p ir hour I Will trainl 3 thittv All typ—kl Metro Empteyment. .. 1411111 Sylvan Dr area. lS3S/mo 4 1500 security Call 713 7113 7 bedroom . 7bath Lake M ary 211-4123 SANFORO. Largo I bdrm Pay monthly or weekly. D t p . r#l erences No pots. 10% olf Senior Cltltens! 123 0742 SANFORD I bdrm., wrier In c l. parking. MO/wk , 1200 sac________ 1101217/message 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rsnt WELDERS 3 B D R M .2 B A .S P U T PLAN DORCHESTER APTS. WitthouM Worlun/Assembly Factory I Driitrt Now To 112.15 hrl W II train I All shifts, nil types I Permanent) Metro Empteyment .. 110-11I I SUNLAND • extra nice J bdrm . family room, cent. h/a. patio 14*5/mo til. last 1 1250 dep 223 0545 alter 5 pm______ 1 BDRM. I RATH, family room, k itc h e n and a p p lia n c e !, garage 1400 per month PA ULB BETH OSBORNE V EN TU RE I PROPERTIES ___________1114714__________ AAA BUSINESS C ENTER • New ottlce/Whse *00 *t to 1.415 It Bays with or w/o offices starting at 1154/mo Hwy. 17/17 4 SR 477 Call . . m i l l * 117—Commercial ___ Rentals A PARTM ENT at 1101 Santord Ave . Restricted commercial lonlng could b l small or larger business O il street perking For mere into 777 117*. 722 7177.771 4121/CuHem COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Santord 2 bdrm s . I ba w/den, cle, il Lease, no pets. 10 5 discounted) Call P I 07*1 SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE DELTONA 2 BDRM. 1 BATH 750 Wylly Av I Airport entrance) Office Space or Olllce/warehousa space avail Call 111 1747 or 311-74*7 eves Can. H /A . 1425/mo. I yr. lease MB 2151/104 7*15411 HOMES TO RENT SHOWROOM/LITE MFG. 3 and 3 bedroom Unfurnished. Lake Mery and S an to rd e r t a i l C a ll lo r availability and locations Ask lor Brenda O il 17/12 behind ABC. 7*15 S Orlando Av.. 1.000 sq It. air. X tra nice (was FI Carpel) Owner 731 IIM or *13 7175 1711 In Santord • FROM 4 J N UP TO I M f f SQ. FT. Frem 5175 Net A UPI C a lll* * * * * * ^ W f t ;Tj MALTQAft* 2(0-8100 121—Condominium __ Rentals______ CLEA N reams, kitchen and laundry facilities. Cable TV. Starting at 170/wk. 130 4421. "RENTED IN JUST 3 DAYS!" NORTHLAKE VILLAGE • New 2/7. appliances, fplc. pool, tennis 1475/mo I 711 31* to ll DEBARY All house privileges! UO/wk Available Im medletolyPl 0157 LARGE room In private house TV. kitchen privileges Phone and pool Call 122 I1U._______ SANFORD - Share nice turn 2/7 co nd o H as e v e r y th in g privacy P ra ter employed lemale S45wk peysall 3211515 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent SANFORD I Bdrm! Adultt. no pets, quiet ret. area. air. 1125 mo UppluilTOOdep 1210011 5ANFORO 3 bdrm. close to downtown, comptote privacy! 110 p i r w eek p lu s 1300 security...................... 1212211 CLEAN. I bdrm apt partially furnished A C Quiet area 1300/mo Call 122 5511_______ SANFORD t bdrm . close to downtown. SIOO per week plus 1200 s e c u r it y In c lu d e s utilities! 221 2211 1ANFORD Nice 1 1 2 bdrm apts UOOUP/mo 1 dep R efs required No pels P I 1142 SANFORD DUPLEX I bdrm. adults, no pets Quiet. A /C , storage available 1110 per month 1211222 or I W *152 SANFORD large I bdrm . complete privacy, dose to downtown 5100 per week plus SIM security Includes utilities _________Call TO 21S*_________ I BEDROOM furnished apt No pets 1100 security. SlO/wk A C Utilities paid 11U434 M rs J ol Longwood called her Classllled Consultant to slop her ad Irom continuing on the U Day Special rate She found a q u a lifie d re n te r almost Immediately from her Santord Herald Classified ad Do you need to rent your home or property 4 achieve test results at low cost? Try our super 10 4 14 Oay Special Rales! Lowest rales lor con secullve days' run Cancel without penalty wKan results ere reached) 11 CLA SSIFIED DEPT. 177 3*11 s 2000 Lake Wary Bird 371 0584 A IR Y 1 B D R M I BATH S*nford (lo w In' Wood ftoor%. pr i n t * . HOP mo *44 JJ4S COEVILLA/MASTER COVE APARTMENTS EXTRA LARGE UNITS! 1 7 1 J b#d'Oom aply Poo!■T*nnt% Court Pr*c*fgi conv*n«nt kx*t»on QuKt o»f ttr««t psarhinq R*nov*t>on Sp*< 1*lf No trcunly qu#fi Florida Realty NEW LOANS WITH LESS THAN $2500 CASH S12 Catatina Drhra 3 bdrm . 7 bath..................SS*.*06 Call Bah Or* gory. Realtor ( U lIM t t t o ie r 223-52*0 INCLUDING CLOSING COST 1 4 3 bdrm. homas In Sanford. D eltona/D eB ary/Lk. M a ry / Long wood/Altamonte Springs S I ,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING 3 bdrm I bath, fireplace, appliances, carport..... IM.fOO $1,500 D0WN/C0RNEI LOT SUNDAY, 1-4PM Immaculate 3 bdrm I bath, living room, kitchen with ap pliences. family room or den. Inside utility, carport onm huge corner lo ti............S4I.100 4*1 Rlverview A rt. SAntord 1/7 beauty on to ecr*. corner lot B rick lac ed , custom drapes, all appliances tto.000 Det Waller, Realtor Daniel and Wohlwender ERA _______3211)15/321 *444_______ LESS THAN $2,900 DOWN Immaculate l / l ' i . large faml ly roe.n with brick fireplace 10X15 screened porch, large fenced yard................... I l f *00 LAKE MARY By Owner Motivated. 1/2 on •1 aero. Much mot# *107.000 311)12*. anytime______ M l X ft M ID H > K M >V\ IS Kl M I s i V II STENSTROM REALTY, INCx 0 u l 3 4 < L 1 {tA 1 • We list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/Lakp Mary area. FHA BOND MONEY Downpaymtiit Loaned • Interest Free CALLT00AY For Qualifying Information P A L M H a m m o c k S -a c r e homeslfe. Cleared 4 beautiful Electric on site Two good wells Owner w an ts......113.500 O R E A T S TA .R TER I Hidden Lake 2/1. Super floor plan. All appliances Area pool Open patio Call about this laf.SOO ( I 4 K 1 N I C E 1 / t \1 S larterrellree Enclosed Fla r m . N e a t d e c o r. F e n ce , s t o r a g e b ld g B ric k construction...................14*.*0C It t K ) Redecorated 4/3 Near bus. S h op p in g , schools New fence 4 roof All aopliances stay Reduced! I**.to7 (It K ) H ERE YOU AREl 1 S to ry Lk. mary reserve J/Jl* Loti, big lot Room for pool Top schools Greet buy! S**.000 (1 aK > SPACIOUS Idyllw llde 2/2's Quarter acre, corner lot Fat In country kit Wei bar L much more SI 14.too CALL ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 21*5 Park Dr., Santord *41 W. Lake Mary Bt., Lh. Mary LAKE MARV/CROSSINGS 3 bdrm 7 bath spill plan. Corner lot with pool 11*4.*00 1 br 3 bath. hg. kitchen, family rm. sprMitori. ch/a Near Lk M ary ich’i . Not assume S«2.*00 222-714* ASSUME NO QUAUF) 1/1's. 1*0* sq I t . new paint and carpet, appliances on t7 l acre U I7 /m o 155.000 • LONGWOOO • 1 bd m 3 bath, s p ill p la n , la m llly room w/flr*place. 10x30 sem porch, dbl garage 100 a 150 lot *7*.500 Call 321-4271 LONGWOOO-LESS THAN $2,700 DOWN Markham Woods Rawnshtooi 2 bdrm I to bath, appliances, fenced yard' 151.*00 White brick tradtlenel. 3/1. studio, sernd poo* I Gorgeous lac re l AskingS245K, 33305*3 ASSUME NO QUAUFY 1S1* per month Immaculate 3 bdrm 7 bath, appliances and p o o l............................ .. 1S*.*00 HISTORIC 2 STONY a bdrm 3 bath. 7.175 sq tt. Hardwood floors, appliances, s e p a ra te m other In la w 's quarters, garage S*l,*00 OWNER FINANCING PA0LA NEAR SCHOOLS! 7.200 sq **.. 4 b d m , 3 ba . largo den. Two others homes also av allab lel C LE A R E D ACR E I All could go together I Contact ewner, 171 #2*5 ’T H E COORDINATOR" Attention Buyers/Sellers I WE COORDINATE THE SALE/AQUISITION OF PROPERTIES SALE OR LEASE OPTION Call us II you would Ilk * to avoid paying th* high com missions of realtors We can help • Developers/ Builder • Private Owners • Restdentlal/Commerclal W# are currently discounting list'ngs for Sanlord/Apopka' W * m ark et properties w ith owner I Inane Ing. agreement lor deeds, assumable mort gages (quality and no quail fy l. wrap mortgages, etc Quell lied buyers I hav* good news tor youl Many good deals. ntc3 properties (Not an agent) For more In formation call 7M 71*4 FLORIDA CRACKER HOUSE • p lu s 3/1 split plan, garage 11,2** Down I Me Feints I UNDER CONSTRUCTION __ e Call t-**M2>«*5< e Spacious 2 bedroom home on 1 landscaped lots! 7 car garage. great location I ........... S45.000 Metro Real Estate Ca. Inc. __________ *117137__________ PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE IPNOPENTIES 321-47(4 4 b d t m . d e n . 7 ( lo r y * * N E W H O M E S ** I bdrm In law cottage i -s ..................................... t >*4.000 ERA Sun Florida. 345 M M Doug Richardson ______ Evonlogs, 145-) 7*1______ FOR SALE - Modular construe lion bldg Possibilities In cludo: single (amity nom*. 1 or 7 b d rm .. q u ad rap lo a . Commercial use. contingent upon local bldg cod* approx al 407 320 14*5 alter 5 pm FR EE W EEK LY LIST ol prop arty "lor sal* by owner". Call Help U Sell Broker......171 2221 JDYLLWILDE 3 BDRMS. 2 BA. Acre ♦ / , wooded Scrned porch, peddle Ians, fp lc * . tioa.ooo .... 322 *4*5/121 1224 DELTO NA 1 b d rm spllt/2bath 1.152 sq tt to acre 5*4.500 A sw m ibl* Non Quality Ing Lean Call 3331433 5 ACRES With 3 bdrm . 3 bath, brick home Workshop and large barn Fenced and cross fence Lrg oak trees Great tor horses Call 222 5127_________ 8.6 BOND MONEY Avallabl* new tor llrst time buyersi Hurry, wen't last! 2. 2, 4 bdrm homes available In Deltona. Sanford. Luke M ary end Longwood areas I AA Carnes. Inc. Century 31 CaN Janet Mansfield Days. 311 1234 Eves. 131 7271 149—Commercial P ro p e rty /S a le ATTENTION. HORSE LOVERS BOARDING STABLE/HOME OH Ito ACRES Santord area Licensed. IS stalls. J fenced pastures I Plus Outstanding 1/2 country home, over 1.000 sq It. family ro o m w /h u g * fir e p la c e , sprinkler system Also, well maintained mobile home and 1 storage buildings Valued at 3250.000 Owner asking only *1*0.0001 Call nowl 223 22** NEAR 1-4! PRIME LOCATION Church B school, built 'I* . 13.5 act M ANY USES! Must 5*1111 Real Estate One..............425-Ito* T R IP L E X Good Incom e, growth potential Excellent c o n d i t i o n ! E x t r a lo t ST2.500 ............ Call 222 553* 127—Office Rentals BRAND NEW OFFICE BLOG 4M sq. It. la 3.*00 sq. It. GC 2 ZONING! Move In Special 5354/mo. CALL .........................211*1*1 2 SMALL RENTAL OFFICES Zoned GC 3. Very reasenablel 13 Mt l. Call nowl 123 1575 1 4 1 — H o m e s fo r S ale SANFORO A VA R E PO 1/11#. LOW DOWNI 133.000 Larry Herman. Brokar H M D * Large 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, w it h l a n c a d y a r d a n d fireplace! SaOOper month Call St. Johns Realty. 2221133 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AREALTY H I 7127/321 M l* SANFORO 1 bdrm. IW bath. 5450 per month plus S450 deposit ________ Call 1211312________ * * DELTONA B EA U TY * * Assume with 510.500 down No qualifying! Lovely 7 yrs new J bdrm 2 bath, family room AGreat Deal! Evcmngsrall Mildred. *04 5115323. or Charlotte, 407 574 *335 E R A S E N E Z..............**7 374 100 SANORA A vallabl* Immediately' 3/7 with family room MOO per month discounted Security Call 407 (77 11*1 or alter 5PM. 407 177 7225 ________ BATEMAN REALTY WINTER SPRINGS 4 BDRMS Lie. Real EstoleBroker 3*40 Santord Axe Avail Juno 1st Near schools' 15*5/mo E vei can collect! 305 2211571/days I *00 722 4411 3210759 Accounting ft Tax Service C O L M E R A C C O U N T IN G B TAX SERVICE - Small busi­ nesses B Individuals welcome I 234 14*7 tHko/221-277* m s . Additions & Remodeling MILLER ADDITIONS Central Florida Sine* 1*5* Remodeling New Homas ICGCIIO*** ... ............ 323*4*4 Aluminum Siding ACTION RE-SOtEENING Replacement windows and aluminum work Atlordabto prices Free Est 3to-17l*. Extnrtor Homesavers • Siding, so ffit & lascla. screened rooms. Free estimates I 321 *14*...................... RXMS***4 Appliances ........ . ..3 2 1 2257 H O M E A P P LIA N C E HEW APPLIANCES GE end MAYTAG ALSO USED APPLIANCES I2CGATTA SHORES MAY Rental Apartments On Lake Monroe BO NU S 2335 W. Scmmo > BlvS. Hwy. 17-92 Santord. FL 32771 ONE MONTH FREE 323-2628 . (eemaBewa **T / > ‘F ins The Prudential OR GARAGE/Warehouae/or Barn Needed by student to store old ^ a r^ R e e w e n l^ C a lU T J O B a ^ COME SEE OUR LARGE ' (Y /iu u l m r u / j ASSUMABLE, NO QUALIFYING 123—Wanted to Rent • .C OUNTRY K ITC H E N # e 2 BDRM 7 BATH A P T ! O verl.tetS q Ft LMisg Area 11 (/> . / / o u rH tr ro Where else can you I Ind a desirable home with family room priced under 113.000 with excellent terms? Buy or lease/optlon II totality. Call Bart Pilcher, Realtor, Owner 32171M •% ! j4 i- H a /n e s 4 y r Sajo DCLT0NA-ASSUME NO QUAL DELTONA STARTER HOME Part lim e In Oncology office (Sanlord/Deltona). Approx 20 hrs. per wk. Please submit resume: Bom 40S. c/o The Santord Herald, P O. Bom 1157, Santord. FL 11772 1U7. SALES 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent D rivers W ith Vehicles Earn Tn/ A A a j Extra 50c Per Hour RUUT^L, ')/ "T R eport 5:45 AM , ( II \ l . l H I \ l I V 93— Rooms far Rent H IGHER STARTINO PAYl For certified or experienced Appl y In person to Lake view Nursing Center 111 E Ind St...........- .......Santord T»l*rr.4rket*f tor H«r*ld Call John JOPM l No ) 177 2411 1*4* laniard Ave. 321-0759..............321-2257 RN M ED IC A L NURSE AIDES * ALL SHIFTS Uecom# j th# W ito rd b#t*##n $4 bird* LAKE MARY BUILD TO SUIT Beautifully Treed Lot 121.500 FL.. 337W.................. Wr-aW-lBM WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL PART T IM E . PLEASE CALL __________221 2577__________ WE HAVE THE SOLUTION! M l* FRENCH AVC. OWNER FINANCINOCorner 2/1 blk Principals only 151.500 _________ EEO/MF_________ The Santord Herald Is seeking an Individual tor our display advertising stall Candidates m u s t be e n e r g e tic sett motivated and determined Prior experience In nowspo per and/or advertising sales required. Position otters sale ry plus com m ission and benefits. Please sand resume or contact: Laura Sellien The So. tord Herald MON. FrenchAve. Santord. FI. 12771 1 141-H om es for Sale ^ e S ra B K A LTY" PRODUCTION WORKERS SECURITY OFFICERS MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONS Want A Fulfilling Career? _____ Continental Circuits. Inc., a le a d in g m a n u fa c tu re r ol prin ted circu it boards, is . spending Its production tore# by opening 20 new positions, on 1st, 2nd and 3rd shifts. Starting rates are from 15 to 15.75 per hr with premlnlum pay tor 2nd or 3rd shifts end tor esperlence. A sign up bonus ol 1250 will bo paid to those who have prior expert ence In manufacturing PCB's We offer an excellent benefit p a cka g e In clu d in g group health, profit sharing and a smoke fre e en viron m en t. Apply In parson. Continental Circuits Inc., IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full time position, residential experience and repair knowl edge a mus*. Landscaping aip erlen co beneficial Im med al# openings, good pay and benefits 272 F ill________ E ip ’d. Powti Boi Operator ASPHALT LUTE MAN F ull time positions! Apply IMO Longwood Lk M ary Rd Call m i n i tor appt E X P E R IE N C E D A lum inium Soffit applicator Must have valid driver's llcerme. MS 714# PR ESS U Full lime, a days a week Great benefits. Good pay. Call H I 1157 or apply In perinn. Dry Clean USA, ton throw 1151 Bette Are., W inter Iprgs DIETARY AIDES FULL AND PART T IM E Eip#rl#ncfd preferred Call 1or an Interview Hillhavtn Haalth Car# C#nt#r tsa M#ll#nvllla Ay#.. Santord •s for Sale . • Waterfront lifestyle • Modern Fitness Center • Indoor Racquetball c / > -" •* um wu •dlMUf * S fw jf <P - X -----------_ V Buy/ Sail # Recorut Guaranteed GOOO SELECTION 504 E Commercial SI. Santord Carpentry L IE 'S CARPENTRY • Storage b u ild in g , de ck* t m lsc. carpentry. Insured* licensed Free Estimates. 223 *314 Music Lessons EXPERT PIANO TU N IN G Sorv./ronalr/movlng/rontal new A used . Call mean Painting Cleaning Service * Painting I P#triUR|jR| • CATERINO TO Ottkes. Res ta u raats B Laundrym atsl L l c 'd . , q u i t , w a r k , law retest..........322-50*/mess*#* Q u ality W ork. Roosonablo Prices. Fr«o Est Ins .331-5171 FRANK BARNHART painting A pressure cleaning, I* yrs. exp. Concrete WEST CONCRETESERVICE Small JaBtoBIg ixhe#R epair Jabs. Free Est. Call anytime IJ J jm L Ic e n s e ^ ln s u r * ^ Electrical HERITAOE ELECTRIC Prompt. Reasonable Service Lkensed/ Insured E R fM Ita n ____C a l 4A7-77) 1713 References............n»»ai IN TER IO R A EXTERIOR Professional work. Hrly. rate* avail. Tad. * g M U . Free 1st. Paper Hanging a W ALLPAPER SPECIALIST30 yrs. exp Free Estimates I LOW cash prkes......t 4207131 H i JW ALL COVERING W * hang all types. Reasonable prices. Freeestl 3711*17 Piano Tuning C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , masonary. painting and tile. Free estimates Call 373 a ll* EXPERT PIANO TUNINO S *rv ./r*p e lr/m *v tn f/rta te l FIX-IT-FAST INC. mmlng ? w !m m ln g T o o "On# Call To Do It A ll" Your Neighborhood Handy Man Residential • Commercial C a ll S to fl Today 11222 *3)1 H B H -remodeling • oalntlng. Chattahoochee alas*, concrete and carpentry work. Free Est 177*5*3/13* 4*43.eves T racto r ACREAOE MOWING, diking. grading and tortllUing B lf ^ B ^ ^ T IjM M m w A # s * ^ C a l^ a £ jll Service ssaaaSWIMMINO POOLS SUM Warehouse Ctoaranca ol new l»*» poofs. 24 tt X J> M cof-ipie'ely Installed Includes hug* deck, ladder, fencing, tiller and skimm«r. Financing available Other pools ovall able Ask about lac lory re bales! Call toll lr#e i a t o m 040* rC G C 0 ll0 n P E 0 » *]l Telephone S e rv ic e " 322 3183 Landscaping Automotive COMPLETE Qualify Lawn A Landscaping, com palltlve _^a1*v^ree^rt1_Surin^vlJ7_/*2* D O M E S T IC /F arelg a R tp a lrl Quality wark I Vaur hem*. 25 yrseip Call Bill ..... .324-14*1 CORDLESS PHONE Battortos 4 Anlenaas - all brands. Replaced while you wall 402 3031. or *04 714 4(51 L a w n S e r v ic e ------- TIB-------- Child Care Centers Like Ham* Daycare Near Winter Spregt lacy 7 *pm Intents Li<aa**a Cantor • E toman to 5yrt 337-4*43 Building Contractors NEW. R E M O O E L R EPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All types canttrirtlMn. Res/Cam 1114*11 SO Balu#. C B C IIN M Carpentry CARPENTER All kinds ol home repairv painting A ceramic til* R khard Grow 321 5*77 CHUCK’S QUALITY LAWN CARE Camm./Res O F R E E E S T I NolaBtoo woe/smail . .122 3371 LAWN M AINTENANCE Free Estimates Reesonubi* Rates! S— ar Cilia— Discount H I *04* ULWN SERVICE Fro# Estim ates----- ----- 333-0331 LAWNS MOW ED A TR IM M E D Reasonable Senior Cltltens Discount. Free Ed. 37a137* PROFESSIONAL GAROENER Mowing edging, clean upl C o m p le te C a r e t F r e e estimates' M r Van. 371 See) * * A TOUCH OF TILE * * Repairs A Remoxtoling No |ob loo b>g or smell!! Licensed A free estimates! Call 122 12*7 Tree Sorvice ECHOLS TREE SERVICE Freoastimatost F*,r PrKesI L k Ins Stump Grinding. Tool 3U 772**4* or a it, "Lot The Protosstonals do i r ' HAD00CK S TREE SERVICE Free Est N o |U>lo vnall John or Mika 330 071*. M l T R IM M IN G . T o p o T ^ r ^ T moval. Hauling. 4*1 phases ol tree work Call 323 4*4* �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Flurld. — Frlrtny, May 14?—Commercial 19 1- B u i l d i n g M a t e r ia ls P r o p r ty /S iU COMMERCIAL LOT • 1003 13th SlrM t. M *k t otter. Suntunk. N» W W W _________ LONt>WOOD Awl* Lai ■ US ir n . to a it}, ixn *.r. bund _ ALL STEEL BUILDINOS al dealer- invoice. 1.000 to 50.000 *g tt Call 401141 t i l l collect 193— L a w n A G a r d e n Ing Sunbank. NA407330 4004 22 IN. CRAFTSMAN MOWER 153—AcreageUfs/Sale Electric start, t i c . cond . only l y r * old haqget. *150 174 100* NORTH FLORIDA waterfront Iim btr and rang* land lor tale Slarlinq al *4.44* Owrwr ilnanclng on all pared*. Call 1 MO M l 4404 * i l 114.1 30AM lo * MPM ‘ GENEVA, 5 ACRES! R.goaks! Easy t»rm»! *2) 000 Brauqlllon Waally, 444 n u 157-Mobile Homes / Sale B E A G L E ■ F R E E fem ale. *payed. 1 yr* old Good family pet 1*0 1454 alter 4PM _ CHIHUAHUA PUPS t week \ old Ready tor good home*11100 each 313 0*04 D O S T PUPS - docked tall*, •hot*, wormed Parent* on premise* *150 or make oiler C a ll.............................373 5111 • F R E E KITTEN to good home P layful and friendly. Call 313 l i t I evening*___________ FREE TO GOOD HOME SANFORDREPOSSESSION ’l l Sltyllnt Slttla Kty - 14 ■ *}. 1 /1 . a a c fllo n l condition 111.000 financing available Call It l Fadrral ol Seminole, 317 1141 or 111 11*4 ___ SANFORDAREAPARK Repot available from 110.000 Toqua'Mied buy*r» 1* 000 Young male ilra y kilty that w ai lost or abandoned Very altectlonale H o u m trained, but I can not keep Plea** call 33004/4 D e lto n a ____ • FR EE TO GOOD H O M EII Little Mr P*r*onallty Plu* Puppy will provide hour* ot fa m ily fun I o n * k id *, neutered A |u*t 10 monfh* old All thol* A on heartworm preventative, weigh* between X I40 lb*., cute mi red breed 14X44. 3/1*1 ip llt screen room ’l l Skyline. 111000 Call................................. i l l m l 14X44. 1/1 ip llt Pierton Arrow IS Sc oil til.000 Beautiful mate Shellpe (?) Very obedient Found but cannotkeep H I 1115, Jan 14XS4 3 1 >pllt carport 221—Good Thinqs ______ to E at PEAS. YOU PICK Meriwether F a rm *. 1441 Celery Ave . Sanlord___________________ 222—M usical M erch an d i s e __ 199— Pe ls i S u p p lie s FREE LAND LIQUIDATION LIST 14X44.1/1 TO Guerdon * ** Aluminum C *n*..N *w *M P *r Non Ferrous Metal*....... „.O Iat* KOKOMO.............. ..........133-1144 FREE TO O O O D HOME 14 Guerdon. mooo "REALLY HAPPY WITH 14X14. 1/1 ipllt M Crallmade diibwather. fireplace 11)000 Broker 111 4140/411 1101 181—Appliances / Furniture BJ’S RESALE W* Buy/lei I Furniture A Col lectlblei. Including E itite i 1»1 S. Ia nford Ave., I l l 74,* • CAPTAIN'* BED - complete with m altre** Encellent con _____ dltlon **5 173 10*3 CRIB ■ W m attre** (Sear*), 1121 Playpen. 130 Both eve condition, I yr old 131 1*14 DINETTE SET 4 vinyl armchair*, oval table 1401 Portable Maytag wather A child t wagon! 331*144 • OINING table 1*0X141 w/1 bench** Solid wood Very _rtIce * 100 obo 321 4)»a_______ • D O U B L E bed w ith bo* tprlngt Clean and nice US _____ 11141*4 • E N T E R TAI NM E NT CENTER with tmoked gtai* door*, like new 140 312 4331, Deltona _ FIVE PIECE P IT GHOUP Brown, in good condition!! 1100 Maple ROCKER, tat)' Oak 1 Ih e lt BO O K C A SE w / g l a t * fr o n t. ISO Old Druplval. wooden table w a Chair*!111SO Call 333 f i l l LARRY'S MART 111 Sanlord Ave New/Uted turn A appt Buy/Sell/Trade..........1114113. Queen Anne Win|bick Chair 124 5 A ntique to ta . pro lettionally rettored! ISIS 2 plant urn*. 145 ea__ 111 1*13 SOFA AND LOVESEAT. bolh piece* NEW! 1500'best otter M udSelll 314 1401.anytime • TWIN tit* bed with m eltreit and boa tpringt, 1100 130 1115 alter 5 pm______ WE ST ING HOUSE Window A C , 1100, S ear* Window A C (11,000 btutl, t i l l and Pro pane wall furnace with ther mo*tat. 1115 Call 313 3130 • 41“ octagonal thap* giau top lablt with bra** bate. 125 Call 31) 4*04 189—Office Supplies / E q u ip m e n t___ PANASONIC Word P ro c itu r A typewriter in one. Great grad gift 1300 323 1/8/. alter d pm YOUR PAPER'S RESULTSI" M i Steer of Sanford w ai very pltiited! w ith the quick response to her scheduled Sanford Herald 10 Day Special ad announcing the a va if ability ot fr e t kitten* Something you need to advertise at lo * rate* & achieve quick re s u lt*/ Try our super 10 & 14 Day Special Rates? Lowest rates for con seouhve d a y t” run. Cancel without penalty when result* arereachedM f Cl a s s if ie d d e p t . 322 2411 MASTIFF PUPPIES Wormed, ihot*. tail* t clipped dew call* clipped 1*0 311 4441 PERSON that adopted Shadow' male dog In February plea** contact Debbie al l i t 3141 * ST. B ER N A R D * Female. * mo* , good with children I I Calf . 333 i-IHl K IM B A L L ORGAN Enter talner III. double keyboard Call 111 4444alter 4PM 223— Miscellaneous • AEROMOTOR 1 HP Jet Pump 110/140 V A C w /p r t ttu r * twitch and gage 145 172 0054 alter 4 PM ____________ ■ ANYONE IN TER ESTED in National Geographic maga lin e *. Harlequin Romance book*, or Reader's Digest Cheap I m a l t * _______ • ATARI HOME COMPUTER *100. Many t a l r a t • v a i l , program, d itk ttte . game*. •■ Ira charge Call HI-4444 • BATHROOM shelving unit on spring loaded pole*, sliding door* Like new) Paid *15. asking *11 Call 313 0110 Leave message on an* machine * * * * * * * CARPET WHOLESALE * * * * * * * * * » • DRESSES Sire II 4 11 Brand new *7 a piece Modern style* Call 404 71* 51*5 • E X E R C Y C LE , motorned"". *■ c condition *75314 4711 • FOOD PROCESSOR Presto M innie Maa 4 mot old Hardly used Work* a* good a* new i*70 Call 313 4/34 • JUTE Plant Hanger* - 1 3 pot. I 1 pot. and l with table and lamp Very qood condition All lor *45 or will tell separately Call................. .. 3211044 • LARGE Sear* Cartop Car,lee (44>34all) Usedonce S50 Phone 111 1147_______ LIVE BLUE CRABS Call 322-9238 M l DITCH W ITCH in good condition. For Information pleat*call M l 4454__________ • M Ai A I W A R R I O R‘ S SH1KLC Decor’ led cowhide pure 2lT—Antiques / Coilectibles * Mill Direct, Name Brandt 100% Dupont Slainmasfer *7 W.'yd 100% nylon pluih. or Sculptured H I L O . l i t f yd Mwy 434 4 437, Long wood 131 3322 * J In Kenya! *15 Call M l 1111 203—Livestock and Pou ltry TURKEYS CHICKENS DUCKS 0 U A IL S 4 GEESE. _______ Call 311 w_w ________ DUCKS. S3 to SlOi GEESE. 15 lo 115 HUBBARD CHICKENS 13 BR O N ZE T U R K E Y S . t 50 1*4 Wekiva Park Dr . Sanlord 111 4024 * MOVING SALE Household item* 4 hand made oriental rug* 3114150_______ a PAIR OF 14" bike*, girl * 3 tp, boy'tlOtp 135 lor both l i t 7424__________ • POOL TABLE Irving Kav* P ro lestion al Tournament Site 4 l'i > S t'i Hate Need* new tekt lop *100 Geneva, 313—A u c tio n s BRIOGES A N T IQ U E S *)!! 2401 10 5 M/Sat • Auction Thurs /pm 3440 Hwy 4 4 W A B 3 4 7 1 A U I/; 215— Boats and Accessories FISHING BOAT 14 4 Grumman, ctr coniol*. 25HP electric good trailer Ready logoi 11.500 330 1733 I* ' I M I H Y D R O S TR E A M wllOhp Black Max Mercury Speed prop A accessories Very Fa*1 15250 _£,a 11111 4141 l i l t A l R G L A S S I f * In board/outboard w,‘traile r 1400 obo Call 313 2512 THIS WEEK S •PO R C H SWING FRnM E Heavy duty 1 Inch pipe *50 Call 331-1144________________ • RAINING CLOCK Old look* Ilka It '* raining, electric nitciite, hasoil In it. 115 Call 345-1444 • SEWING MACHINE • Singer in cabinet w 3 drawer* Good cond *50 Gene va 344 5443 ST AMP A BLUM 15 yr* old Best otter over ilOOO Call 314 1414. a*k lor Dale________ ■ USED RUUO Air Handler • * KW electric heal, 14.000 btu*. I ' l ton unit, *30 Fair condi lion Call 311 M / 4 _______ 'FA IR W A Y MOTOR* "Homeof *144 Down A Ride" 1*44 US t l 41 Long-wood NO FINANCE COMPANIES! "BUY HERE! PAY HERE t" BRING TOUR MONEY’ Giant Sale! Sat 4 til 1 53W H w yall. (Behind Flea World) ~ CARPORT SALE Sal and Sun . $/19 A S 2J 9 4 8031 V .a H tfrm o v j Sanford Friday & Saturday 9AM 4PM 2545 M y rtle Ave (P ark Ave Trailer P a r k ) ___ 2451 Worthington Rd Maitland F ri Sat, 8 to 4 Lot* o f j r easur e*' , Sat . 9 4 610 Tomlln*on th Ilt ti M a ry CraTT* Clothe*. furniture..' Iggtl; jew elry, m ile GENEVA ESTATE SALE 175 Snow H ill Rd Frl A Sal 4AM 5PM Everything m u*t go' Fu rnilure A tool* washer 4 dryer LulSOlmi*.- 14/ 524V '41 TOYOTA 4i4 LOW DOWN A EZ weekly payment!) '11 TOYOTA HI LUX TRUCK GOOD condition. LOW DOWN payment I EZ weekly payment Furniture. 22.000 bfu atr ton dd toner antique dock igt* of m iu Fr» Sal 8 to 5 202 aC itru *D r Ra venna Park M A T I t - Sal.t am to 1 pm ?0a $ D riftw ood Ridge i Lane 3 F armies fu r n itu r e ba b y 19th HP III Lk '.Park dotnes th in g * ITtui-ca! instruments m u MOVING SALE - F r i A l*» • Sanford Books baby items, household- much more! 2 FAMILY YARD SALE” F ri and Sat May 18 A I t 9 2 915 Oak A»e. Sanford Cleaned out the attic* Cedar chest child * desk, linen*, baskets lamps, furnilure baby item * and! much m ore' * 1414 Limited Edition W S 4 p ackage! 54.000 o rig in a l mile*, factory 4 speed White with blue decal* Electric window, door lock*, electric trunk Windshield wiper de lay, am /lm cassette. p'». p-b Runt like new1 GORGEOUS! *4.700 Call ................. 314*444 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Mont): Down _______ * a e n in n ________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Damn eacept laa. tag. tilt*, etc 'la DELTA U BROUGHAM 4 dr. auto. air. electric window* and seat*, stereo cassette, only SIM 24 per month Call M r Payne. 3111131 '14 ISUZU TROOPER II • 4 dr . 5 tp d . A C . avg m ile * Eaceltenl condition *7fM Magic Itutu 333 4344 4 182 Pm ecfe*t Dr Housewares, p lu m b in g a n d e le c t r i c a l j j y d w a r * , lo o lf m iu MOVING SALE Antique* fu r n itu r e la w n tornilure and more* S a iv 'd r P a rk . Sanford OSTEEN ENTERPRISE COUNTRY BARN SALE Reed E lll* Rd . Sal Sun A M ot d a ** boat huga plant* dump truck lo t* * t m.»c building fa rm item s' Much much more For into A d rrc lion* ,*11311 ta n or l i t a m 999 MONROE HARBOR PL. O ppovt* Carr age Core RT 427 Sunday SAM 4PM Apq/t ' i t ' * N IS S A N K in g C ab . Eaceltenl cond 5 tpd . a c. cassette, new tires, 40.000 ml *4545 Call 317 474) •GOOD CREDIT •BAD CREDIT •NO CREDIT E v e ry b o d y R id e s fro m $ 2 0 0 D ow n $ 2 5 W eek ^ C R E D IT 3219 N. 17-92 • 1/4 Milo N. Lako Mary Blvd. S A N FO R D 3 3 3 -3 1 2 3 O R LA N D O 4 2 3 -3 0 0 8 MON FRI 10 07- 700 SAT go. CLOSED SUN M on. - F ri. 1) - 7, Sat. 8 • 5 HANK FINANCING qUAUTY USED CARS H A H ( iA IN • 424*07 ............. 9^43 89 TOYOTACAMERY $9943 89 DODGECARAVAN $OQQO •434*1*........... 9 9 9 9 W h en you buy A vis you get pro fraction you can co un t on the rem a in d er of the un exp lred m jn u f.ic lu r e r %w .irr.in iy c o v e ra g e rff no jd d itio n a l cost On m o^t cars, you g e l co v e ra g e for 50 000, 6 0 .0 0 0 or /0 00 0 to tal vehicle od o m ete r m iles And c o m p re h e n s iv e se rvice plans are also a v a ila b le A ik for details M-F 9-9. Sal. &6, Sun. 12-5 5575 S. Hwy. 17*92, Casselberry AC. 5 SPEED HATCHBACK. AUTO. A.C $2877 $1995 84 OLOS CUTLASS 79 FORD BRONCO 4X4 86 FORD TEM PO LX 2 DOOM AUTO. AC. 400 EK*G ALL POWER AUTO . AC $2748 $2988 BANK MINCER MOTORS FINANCING 1309 S French Ave & 4000 E Hwy 46. Sanlord SS0 Dn^$B8.52a Mo.* ' 88 HYUNDAI AUTO . V a. AC $688 $1477 p ,u a : ABSOLUTE — to th e I-ust & H ighest Bidder! a t 6 :3 0 $ 2 15 0 83 CHEVY CAVALIER S.W. $50 Dn./$126.29 a Mo.* 87 DO DG E C H A R G E R REBUILT ENGINE 54700 to Fla z 48 Mos @ 13.10% APR $50 Dn./$147.53 a Mo.* ' 88 PONTIAC 6000 $50 Dn./$158.54 a M o / 87 C U T L A S S C IE R R A 56500 to Fin. * 60 Mos (§> 12.9% APR, $5900 to Fia x48 Mos. @ 13.10% APR $50 Dn./$126.29 a M o / 87 ISUZU PICKUP 79 M AZD A RX 7 S4700 lo F la x 48 Mos. @ 13 .1 0 % A P R SUN ROOF! $2300 81 M E R C U R Y C O U G A R $50 Dn./$294.30 a M o / 86 FORD BRONCO LOW MILES! 89850 lo Fla x42 Mos. @ 13.25% APR $50 Dn./$195.65a M o / 84 LINCOLN TOWN CAR « $50 Dn./$117.38 a M o / 85 PLY M O U TH R ELIA N T S3450 10 Fin. x 36 Mos. @ 13.70% A P R $2460 83 NISSAN PICKUP RUNS GREAT!! $4900 lo Fin. x 30 Mos. @14.5% APR S5300 to Fla x 42 Mos. @ 13.25% APR * TAX A TAG * ’’ We Will Sell No Car Beyond It's Time" m GET TO KNOW CARS 4 TRUCKS K e n R Dowin Q Q GEO METRO b Sp'tJ , White, W Bh«irp C.ir tl |i Xt 3 3 : Q Q NISSAN SENIRA f l / l Air. AMfFM T1 Slnrec Q Q CHEVY NOW rtfl • Ait, W AM/FM btHino 93: f Q Q GEO METRO Auto , Air. V V AM/FM 39: H , T 1J A1 6 : 59: 5 I .o t s w i l l h e s o ld to t l i c l a s t & h i t i h c s t b i d d e r ! T e rm * Fur b o th t a le * : 10% d o w n d a y of sale, B alan ce at d i n i n g 5% b u y e r * p r e m iu m B ro c h u re i- 8 0 o - : i: io - * 2 : ir j0 .n d o rK K i-fiit-O G H t i .m. i Q Q NISSAN SENTRA $ 4 i Ailto . A«r ' 1| V V AM/FM Cantu Mb* Jh*5 6 * QQ V V QQ FORD RANGER 111$$/ Sharp Truck, Air. * 1 | Low Milan AM/FM Jk' 59: PONTIAC GRAND AM$T Atiftj, Till. CiuHiu ™ 1 A M /FM Stmou. Atr ^ 99 : 'Pjymwni* Ba*«d on 13 75 A P H at 6h mo* tor S') UodclY 60 Mo* t'» as model* IS 40 . APR ir 48m<>* tore/modqls Tqiq* T*g* * Tilte not mcluded with apprrwud ci«dit motoas UlNCCft I( MOTQH% ^ Au-ifiGA u m m WE WANT TO GET TO KNOW YOU *8 8 UlNCf* w j-, _ p m Now (lure t* a place to build your dream hom e— Whippoorwill Subdivision. Sanford, Tin* community f. conveniently located li>r ca*y accv*» lo (Hlando or the Ca*l Coa>t It i* heautilully land>cj|vd t< theoiersU eil woodctl hom eslto are thick with Mature Soutlicm Oak* Vi-.it our licenced reprcsenlalivg on site lor detail* Preview; Saturday. May 11 L Tuesday. M jy 22 from 10 am lo 5pm H ired inn* Hwy 17-02 North to Airport lilvd , Last to McllonvtUe Ave. Norlli to WhippLorwiil Subdivision and to o n Toq Tk i A u n io * 5n,v>.' lo r NICE LOOKING! Q Q CHEVY CAVALIER $11 (1 J Aulo , Air. T I 1 W W AM/FM Gtoroo ■\ 23 RESIDENTIAL LOTS W hippoorwill Subdivision F rc o C o $2500 83 PONTIAC FIREBIRD S3900 to Fin. * 60 Mos @ 12 9% APR $2995 2 DOOM. AUTOMATIC BUY HERE PAY HERE 321 -2993 or 321-1450 76 FORD G R A N A D A PLUS 78 BUICK LESABRE C U STO M D tirtA / s i O tfitA sU k liL i/ I I ’ lU C E S 80 TOYO TA COROLLA CAR AVIS SALES 331-3837 3190 Hwy. 17-92 LO NGW OOD 83 NISSAN NX PULSAR TU R B O £ * 'it r $OQQQ 89 BUICK It SABRE $ 324-1311 5 * 4 4 l m i . amg 33403 •tarsia K. I I ' vyrabalhaw* <*A1 f l . I .< SAL 105 *111 la 3^9 0 7 9 9 89 OLDSCIERA - WE HUY CARS - MOTORS 6J 3 5 S E M u c t io n e e r s 89 PORT. GRANDFRIZ ^ 89 DODGE DYNASTY tQ Q Q Q $50 Dn./$158.35 a M o / 86 DO D G E VAN, 3/4 TON Hourti: H lG G E N B O T H A M b T ' 89 CHEV. CELEBRITY Since the corporate employee* ol Avt* Inc bought the com pony, we ve got a bigger intertsl than ever In pleasing you That * why we oiler great buy* on al the late model, well equipped used cars we sell Come check these and more FARM TRACTORS Black with red pin stripe, almost new with only 16.000 m iftil 5 speed air, T Top. A lp in e stereo R ece iv e d company car Driven by a married mother, 19,500 firm Cal l 123 29/4, Lake Mary area r;Y $7999 90 CHEV. CAVALIERS BY OWNER. 14 U IE O IN STOCK ALL SIZES! ALL PRICESI Maitland Tractor A tqulpment '•m l. N ol Maitland Interchange on 17*1 *34 7111 Six C om m erclal/Industrial Lots will be Sold A FOR SALE 237—Tractors and _ T ra ile rs __ ’ 88 NISSAN PULSAR NX PLUS JUNK CARS REMOVED ______ FR E E 313 I 7<4 (ITap Dollars* Paid tor junk car*, truck*. 4 wheel drive Any condition Call 323 5444 ’78 FORD VAN Automatic, good condition. good h r * *^*4001irmt H I 5510 Eac cond Low m il**! M u*l sell *3 800obo Cal I 111 0173 17 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER LE auto. A C. ail power, seven passenger, miles good *10.448 Magic l*uiu__________ 373 4144 -Y JUNK CAR* REMOVE D NOCHaRGE __ _______ 123 4377__ ‘ 6548 With camper lop MOO ________ Call 314 1731 '71 DOOGE 4*4 - Auto., air, p/b. Ilk* new 14 3* RVT's Runt gaodl Another compl. cab A bed goes w /ttt *1,100 3)0 ) 1*4 snu.ibli- ft>r Showroom, Warehouses or t ile Manufacturing are In ((real Central Da Location. Call now for a FULL Inhirtnalion packet or visit our lie. rej>. un -lie. Situ In­ spection: T h u r, M ay 17 from: 12 to 6pm ami on Tucs., May 22 (root: 10am lo 5pm Direction*: I I thru Orlando U I Icalhrow. C»it al SR -16A, I leail S. to A irp o rt lilvd., Turn ... Right tv to IM)I Airport lilvd. L o o k F or m e A u c tio n S icks .' , 5 F A M IL IE S Saturday Only 9 to 5 2625 2623 262' H artw ell A *e <behind Cap'am O %i w F T A w o p T ir iT T ^ c k T d ceri truck*' WE SELL guar •nteed uted part* AA AUTO SALVAGE 4f DeBery. 4M 4404 CHEVY PICKUP TRUCK '47. Real good condition, mech sound' *1,500 Call 771 1)40 PRIME COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES Two Improved Parcels with AAA Rented Tenants! N e a r I 4 A 434 b e h i n d Saniando MffhodiSt Church Sat . lA M to 4PM Toots, d r e is e r * w o rk b e n c h e s a r c h i t e c t ' i s u p p lie s D id printer * cam era, new tan, indoor outdoor rug A m ltc Wanted_____ 235—Trucks / Bu s e s /V a n s AT 11 AM F riday . M ay 2 5 Sanford Commerce Park on Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL T u m m y , M ay 25 243—Junk Cars MOTORHOME - Eaec Class A. 37 t t . air. sleep* 4. cen Vac *13 400 Call 447 7*50 444 4145 • TP TVE L TRA ILER SPARE TIRE . TOO 15 I PLy Brackett A Cover Included! All new! 1 > c«lt 37) 4444 * •82 CADILLAC " " US! 241— R ecreational Vehicles / Campers 238—Vehicles '88 TOYOTA CELICA ALL TRAC TURBO! Limited production model! Loaded! NO MONEY DOWN! Assume remaining 3t lease payment* Owner will a ttitl with first 12 month*! Call................474 M l) 14M TOYOTA CELICA ST • 5 ip d . A C, Baby B lue E acellent cond *7444 Magic l* u iu ....................313 4144 except tan, tag, title, etc 18 PONTIAC LIM A N S 5 speed. 2 dr, sport model with itereo. only S119 -10 per month Call M r Payne. 323 2123 17 ISUZU TROOPER II 4 dr ' L S pkg . 5 spd A C Tu Tone painf. excellent cond t t f t M jf ic liu lu , 323 6244 * 315 Nebtttlu longwood # 664 St John % Rk#er Dr Sanford p l a c e ' n « a f Lb Mary Bind 42/Ji i f * m 111 saie* WUs* >terns arm more Sal I 4 87 TOYOTA CAM RVSW LE A/C. PW. PL. tilt, cruis*. stereo tape Low m il**. Like new! 14.750/otler Call..................................4M01M eacept taa, lag title, etc M PLYMOUTH RELIANT 4 dr, auto. air. power steering power brakes, stereol Only *114 Uperm onlh Call M r Payne. 333 3173 itli'H O N D A ACCORD Auto A /C . 14.000 m iles E a tra clean............................... *14*4 Magic l i u t u ______ 311 *144 1411 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 door, ] tone air, PS. PB, dtereo. automatic. 1 owner. very nice *1,450445 3011______ TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Mone; Down with 17 • 10 Fla rm attached Also included a 4 a 10 shed with jhelve* On lot in nice R V Resort Park Call 1)3 (041 alter 5 pm or week end* 84 AUDI 5000 S Loaded! Auto, eaceltenl con dllionl Luaury at a tow priest *4,400 _________ Call *40 1411 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down Longwood 27' ROUS INTERNATIONAL 44 YAMAHA VIRAGO V Twin TOOcc. super low m i . Shalt drive. *1400 obo Call 111 *4*7 OVER 1544 Worth a l S ta rt T r a c to r a t ta c h m e n t* In excellent condition lor ttlOl Include* m anual*, 3 point hitch. 40" dltc harrow and 10" plow 114 Wekiva Park. San ford or call 111 U34 1974 CHEVY PICK UP eacept laa. tag. title, etc '11 FORD TEMPO Auto. air. p o w e r w in d o w *, s te re o cassette, cruise control and till wheel! Only *144 50/mo Call M r Payne. 113 1123 • PUBLIC AUTO AUC TIO N * EVERY WEDNESDAY 1:34PM OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 41. Daytona Beach Eac cond . a g to /a lr lilt, cruise. 4 dr . >1K ortg m i . ll.aOOHrm! 373 4045 eves Safurdtty, 8AM * Men's A women s clothe*, mi sc house < J *. • . t-.if:, 2813 G r o v e D r S a n fo r d IWoodmere Park Subd vtitonl Proceeds to fc-neftt Southern Baptist Home Missions Sat urday. M a * > * 234— Im p o rt Cars and Trucks PONTIAC TRANS AM *1 4 tip Per Roll Call................................... 444 4100 • XYLOPHONE TABLE TOP • I I in long, like new Sell* lor *44. Asking *40 Call 111 444* 14 FORD MUSTANG < speed *400 or best oiler, 7 PIECE DRUM SET. *300 or best oiler. APACHE CAMPER. *150 or best oiler 3 solid pine chetlt. 150 ea Cali 344 4437. ask tor Shirtev______________ 105 RAMBLEWOOD DR S a t. 8 5 Lot* of clothes. __ trampoline m ltc dishes, ere Call before 4AM or alter 4PM 113 143)____________________ *V A N *F A T dk, blue vqiw r Slightly uted. 110 Call 314 4153 '11 OOOGE TRUCK - Will lake cadi or weekly payment Atk ter Cralger Steve. I l l 1144 WALLCOVERING CLOSEOUT 2625 S. LAUREL AV. Sjnfotd LARGE 3 IAMILY SALE j Saturday & Sunday May A 20th Table saw*. 8 compressors, a»r gun*, etc H a ile Bivd Sanlord (Off M iify 01 veil Y A R D SALE SATURDAY ONLY 9 > 103 Temple Dr ENGLISH ESTATES ace SA TU RD A Y O N L Y 1700 W Itt Street Frost proof treerer, n e w t e l o l d is h e s , n e w cookware, silverw are, hand pieced quilt lop 3 shade tree* A lo lio t m uc._______________ TOOL SALE Dishes. clothes, Shop Vac tool*, bird bath and much more i Picture*, antique* doll* book*, clothing la rg e v a rie ty ot items Frid ay and Saturday. 4 7 101 Id y ll* i Ide D r, San lord CHEVETTE MOTOR ' I t T BIRD - Only *100 DOWN 4 EZ weekly payment 11 ’80 CHRYSLER IE BARON ALLEY GARAGE SALE 233— Auto Parts / Accessories 'M CHEVETTE *100 DOWN 4 LOW weekly payment! I 2 3 1 -C a rs F u rn itu re , dishes, loot* clothe*, etc 1*1* S Sanlord Ave. Saturday Only 110 4 Llk* new 41.000 ml *4445 Call » 1 *174 eacept lea. tag. title, .tc. ‘17 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr. auto. air. stereo cassette w ith d riv e r controls, t ill wheel, cruise control, power window * and te a t*, only *324 55 per month Call Mr. Peyne, 113 1111 344 1141 WANTED Old Florida License Plate*, especially porcelain, a n d o ld C o c a C o la memorabilia M r Bevan __________ 111 1894__________ 1914 HONDA ACCORD TAKE UP PAYMENTS No M tM f Ow n „ 741 — R ecreatirtnal < Vehicles / Campers 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 237— Tractors and T ra ile rs 18, 1990 — 9B e l* ^ * 2 OH won* * *77* 4 jr Z E OLDSCUSTOMCfljlSER$QQQ[! Of’.riHtmgtir, Fownr T g WltHkmrvLfx.kn S0WWW 8f857 8877 8856 8868 8 4 OLDSCUTLASSSUPREME $ ^ Q Q C llioughiim. Loadad ■ WWV m 2 “ r , FAaqc I Vv V 30.0041 Mtlon Aulo Air. fur Cruinct MUSTANG IX SC Q Q C VV VV 5(?S..C,IE*A SC Q 0C VVVV am r m A M IM ',!, m,h, CMC S-IS JIMMY A u lu .A ir. AMU M Stefi’fo BUICK PARK AVE. LotsrlxMl, L o * Mtlnn MUSTANG GT CflhV. SQQQC Tn V | fl $7Q Q C T f 1 V V y $7ftOC IW l BtalfMii T s *7 9 9 5 LoaikKl s 1 V VV* HIGHWAY 17-92 SANFORD 1/2 MILE NORTH OF LAKE MARY BLVD. EASY TO GET TO FROM A/NYWHERE IN CENTRA•L FLORIDA 6 2 8 - 9 7 7 0 �<*« *' r 101 — Sanford Ha raid, Sanford, Florida — Phony vitamins are cause for concern D B A ! D R . O O T T i Please comment on substances claimed by health-food advocates to be "vitamins." D E A R R E A D E R : H eal vitamins are trace elements essential to human metabolism. In the past, non-vltamlns or phony v itam in s have been touted to cure various ailments. Such substances Include: Vitamin BT Is not a vitamin and Is abundant In animal (Is­ sue. More familiarly known as carnitine. It was discovered In 1948 and was originally believed to be a vitamin: subsequent scientific studies have proved that is not a dietary essential. Vitamin P Is not a vitamin. The designation "vitamin" was withdrawn when the compound, now recognized as a mixture called bioflavonoids, was discov­ ered not to be essential for humans. Bioflavonoids were dis­ covered In 1930 and. at that time, were believed to cure scurvy and help prevent colds and llu. These claims have not been substantiated by scientific testing. Vitamin 0 Is a substance that purportedly aids blood coagula­ tion. It Is not now recognized as a v itam in or an e sse n tia l nutrient. Vitamin U. known by the chemical name mctanolc acid, has no known metabolic func­ tion. It Is not now recognized as a vitamin, ulthough It wns. upon Its discovery, thought to cure ulcers. Vitamin B-15. known by the chemical name pnngeinic acid. Is neither a vitamin nor a nutrient. It was cU« overed In 1949. and Its Investigators claimed that It played a role In reproduction and was useful In treating a wide variety of condi­ tions Including heart disease, glaucoma and liver inflamma­ tion. Reputable scientific studies have proved that It has no known role In treating Illness or maintaining health. Vitamin B-17 flaetrlle) a sub­ stance extracted from apricot pits, enjoyed short-lived popular­ ity a few years ago as a cure for cancer. No reputable scientific BEETLE BAILEY AMP YOU HAVE TO STAMP THIRE HELPLESS. MO WAV TO STOP ME study has shown any benefit from It. In fact, because lactrlle contains cyanide. It has caused cyanide poisoning In patients. It's all too easy for u n ­ scrupulous promoters to pin the label "vitamin" on any quack cure. The alert consumer should shy away from unsupported health claims, reserving rcul v ita m in s for th e ir proven benefits — and only in the recommended doses. To give you additional In­ formation. I am sending you n free copy of my Health Report "Fads I — Vitamins and Miner­ als." ACROSS 35 Entoftoin- Answor to Pravlwus Puzzle taiMSf's 31 — flio (obssssJonI) 30 Part of ths day 42 Naval ad* 45 Hsath 45 That LJUULU LiUU ULHJU U LI L I U UUU U L Jk JU UULIUUUU UUUUU UUU UUU MM I Castors 1 1 ______ 13 Ortsst 14 15 AcMy 16 Charnfcai aunts 17 Mora unusual 10 Look at 20 Erartostifig 22 Vaaa-thapod 51 Mpht U , 53 Earnings 54 Blurs SSUnfaoNng 54 SomsUko DOWN 25 Erring 20 Rama' matas 30 Epoch! 31 Actroaa — 2 -----sasl 3 Sand hilt: Brit 4 Mrs. Poron 5 Protsnd (2 wds.) 6 Crava 32 I . _. Shankar 33 Horsa's gsar 34 Uncovsrad U U ld L J LJ LI LI L3ULJLJ uuuuu uuuuuuu UU U U U U U U UUU U U U L9IIU U U U U U U U U U U U U LJIUUUU UUU UUU U U U L IU U L lU U U U L j UUULU U U U u u u u UUUU UUU u u u u n r . i c i u i n c iu c o u c o u 7 Hockay graat Bobby — 8 Catches 9 Emerald — 10 Eye Infection 12 Donkey 13 Gertrude — IP Coloring 20 Bearlike 21 Baseball's Lou — 22 Architact — Saarinen 23 Cover (a » « £ ) • ’" overhang 27 Hoe 2B Singer — Adami 29 "Aukt Lang 35 Carry across watar 3B Half of bl 37 Notches 40 Type of thrush 41 Ruth's companion 42 Fidget 43 Real estate map 44 City In Norway 46 Former head of Iran 47 Submarine sandwich 48 Formerly 50 Take the sun 52 Plat. « w nS3 |c) 1S90 by NEA. Inc WIH AT BRIDGE By Jam es Jacoby Ma n y p l a y e r s u s e t h e two-over-onc game force. In which the responder to an opening bid commits his side to u game contract when he bids a new suit at the two-level. So in today's deal North's response of two hearts alerted South that they were on their way to game. North’s raise to three spades set the trump suit. Four clubs and four diamonds were cue-bids, a n d th e re d o u b le o f four diamonds showed second-round control In that suit. That made It easy for North to ask for aces. Since they were playing keycard Blackwood. South's re­ sponse of five spades showed two of the five key cards, plus the queen of spades. The play w a s e a s y . D e c la r e r w on dummy's ace of diamonds and played two rounds of trumps and then the K-Q of clubs. He rulTcd u diamond, discarded a diamond from dummy on the ace of clubs, and then led a heart to dummy's 10. East had to win the queen and cither lead a heart away from his king or give declarer a stuff and a niff for his contract. East had no way of knowing, hut he would have been better served If he had not doubled diamo:ids. If West could be persuaded to try a heart for his opening lead, the slam would fall. And In the absence of any other bidding action by East, the double of a final slam contract would ask partner to lead the first suit bid by dummy. But If South held J-6 of hearts and two little diamonds, the diamond lead would be needed to defeat the slam. NO»tTII S -ll-M ♦ K 10 9 ♦ A 10 9 8 1 ♦ A 42 ♦ K g WEST EAST ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 85 ♦ 43 ♦ J 9883 ♦ 10 4 3 2 72 Kgs K g 10 5 J986 SOUTH ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ag J 843 J82 7 A75 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South South I♦ 2♦ 4♦ Redbl 5♦ Wo*1 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass North :♦ 3♦ 4♦ 4 NT 6♦ Kail Pass Pass Dbl Pass All pass Opening lead 4 6 HOROSCOPE FRANK A ND ERNEST by Bob Thaves fo W x H iN G H w rrtf oF lV / \ ' i p L°T > C A p , tHA& Si T h a v /E 5 L IM H iM t •** G A R F IE L D by Jim Davis G A R FIELD , V 0 0 R £ : \ CARRVINGr T H IS B A N A N A T H IN G r TOO j C ^ 'w £j) j By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY May 19. 1990 There Is a strong likelihood you may take a trip of consider­ able distance in the year ahead. It will be to a destination you have been longing to visit. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Because you'll be able to deal with the realities of life ef­ fectively today, you might be called upon lo help a friend solve a dilemma that's a bit too much for him/her. Know where to look for romance and you’ll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 (o Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 4-1101-3428. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This Is one of those unusual days when you are likely lo function better under a bit of pressure than you will If every­ thing Is going smoothly. Don't be afraid of challenges. CANCER (June 21-July 22) An old friend who presently resides al a considerable dis­ tance from you might try to get In touch with you today. Hc/she has something lo tell you that's of mutual Interest. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Suc­ cess In your endeavor Is likely today, but in older lo achieve It may require a second or even a third cfTort. Be persistent ami consistent. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Others may be talking behind your back today, but don't let this upset you. If you could tune In on (heir conversations, you'd be flattered by what's being said. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct 23) Your most ambitious objectives have excellent chances of being fulfilled today. Dedicate your efforts to these primary targets, because tomorrow you might not be as lucky. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you have a business matter to discuss with another today, don't do It In businesslike sur­ roundings. It'll work oul belter If you conduct your affairs In a social setting. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Ik e 21) Make an attempt today to fin a liz e m a ile rs th a t a re meaningful lo >-011 financially. 11 l A N N IE BUGS B U N N Y by W arner Brothers WIT, ER~. j AW... JUST WHIM BITTIR TH' FISH ARE git rack. & rrtrt'? / w ny. ANNIE... ■ ■ ■ !■ BILLY// you lei things dangle until a later date, it could alTcct the profit picture. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This could Ik- one of your better problem solving days ami this will quickly become obvious to persons with whom you'll be Involved, that’s why your sug gcstlons will i-arry a lot of weight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) A venture In wltlch you’re pres­ ently Involved Ihal appears to In­ working rather well can still In­ Improved upon to produce addi­ tional benefits. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You could be extremely lucky Unlay through an arrangement you have with a friend. Although It will accomplish a material purpose. It will l»- achieved In a roundabout manner ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't discount your hunches today, especially in matters that could enhance your reputation or status. Your Intuition might In- able lo provide you with .1 better game plan than you practicality can. by Leonard Starr I'D BETTER TILL PR0FE550R EON ABOUT THAT WE COULDN'T 6CE rr c ifA filK . HARMC66 Th in g -me poRpoiBE' WA6 WEARING... iJ S L H a M L ALAY8I IT *JA6 J U 6 T D R A 6G IN ’ sgAweeo... NO. WHATEVER it MAS., H A S N 'T S £ A w « D / P A ffN /w e u HAvg TO SO THROUGH THAT FOG 0 A H X / � 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, 1990 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, May 18, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 18, 1990. 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 18, 1990; <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/4b0e8c34feb5ffa87faba2223548d509.pdf b06c67cef3e23dab060a558dce2af6fb PDF Text Text 25 Cents THURSDAY April 26, 1990 S a n f o rd H e r a ld Boating bill sinks 82nd Year, No. 211— Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Speed lim it proposals left dead in the w ater Delinquent tax Hat Inside A list of Seminole County delinquent property xea appear* Inaide today'* edition. The Hat will appear each Thursday for the next two week*. □ Sports Cards taka junior laagua laad SA N FO K I) — Craig Merkerson tossed ■ five-hitter and struck out 10 as the Knights of Columbus Cardinals bested the Rotary Royals 13-3 and took over sole possession of first place In the Sanford Recreation Department Junior Major I la seball leagu e at Chase Park Wednes­ day. • In the other g im r. the Momc Club Pirates knocked the Klwanls Club Orioles out of a share of first place with a 17-8 triumph. • w h H TALLAHASSEE — A Florida Senate punrl scuttled a rail o f boating safety bills Wednesday, causing speculation that any measures Ihls year lo create a boat operator's license or statewide speed limits arc dead In the water. The S-3 vole by the Senate Natural Resources Committee came as a surprise lo both supporters and opponents o f the measure, who said the boating safety package's fair Is now uncertain. Although a similar m easu re Is succesafully making Us way through the House, the bill's . . . . . . . . rr ..... I., i.■11_ .j sponsor said Wednesday's vole effectively killed the bill. "That's it for this year." said Sen. Tom McPherson. D-Fort Lauderdale, who ulao chairs the Natural ResourcesCommlllre. Bui other supporters o f the measure, like stutr Department of Natural Resources chief Tom Gardner, said the measure still had a chance. "Apparently there are still some concerns that have to be addressed, but there is overall support." Gardner said after the lopsided de­ cision to kill the bill. "W e 'v e still gol a hill moving In the House." Even If the House hill Is approved. It must still go bark before the Senate Natural Resourres Committee — where opposition Is strongest. The measure was written by House and Senate mrmbrr*. DNR officials snd representatives from Ik ,, m n r ln i. IIndustpy k H u s I ms/ nf l nr fOov. . n v lln fl M ftr llf the marine after Dob Martinez and the Cabinet last fall requested boating safely guidelines. T h r package would have established a statewide night-time speed limit of 25 mph In all stale waters within U-mlle o f shoreline and would have required vessel operator's licenses and safety courses. Boaters over age 12 who drove boats with 20 horsepower motors would be required to obtain a license. Backers o f thr package of bills said reduced speeds and other measures would have reduced boating deaths and helped protect endangered manatees. But critics drew support from thousands of boaters and ouldoorsmrn statewide. They com­ plained that restrictions would have ruined water skiing and other outdoor activities. State says no to Wekiva development il NBA playoffs bagln tonight The NBA playofTs begin tonight with defend­ ing cham pion Detroit taking on Indiana. Philadelphia tangling with upstart Cleveland and Boston going against Patrick Ewing and the New York Knlcka. A complete preview o f the road to NBA supremacy appears inside. Herald staff writer □ Florida Suapoct klllad by FBI agants MIAMI — A drug suspect was killed and an FBI agent was grazed by a bullet during a shootout that ended when police and FBI agents blitzed a southwest Miami home with tear gas C*Aty T e a s t**^ shots were fired during the five-hour selgc. which began when police and the FBI attempted to search the home in the affluent Kendall neighborhood. They had ar­ rested several people and seized cocaine from their car* as the suspects left the home, police said. ' Talaacopa 'comas to Ilfs' With the Hubble apace telescope successfully deployed, the crew o f the space shuttle Discovery were slicking cloae by Just In case trouble developed with the Instrument once It Is activated today by engineers on the ground. The telescope is scheduled to "com e to life" sometime this afternoon when scientists open the near-perfect lens on the device and begin the lung, complicated process of focusing the Instrument. Bomb scar* Just PGA pasaaa WINTER PARK - A 57-yearold rural Winter Park man called the Seminole County bomb squad to his home when he found a suspicious package In his mall Wednesday night. The package was small, but thick and heavy, and the man thuught he felt a wire inside the envelope. He reportedly said he thought a man he had a civil diipute with three year* ago might be seeking revenge. * Lt. Marly LaBrusciano and deputy David Smith opened the mall in question and found tw o pass booklets to a Professional O olf Association tournament, deputies reported. Two dlo In traffic aeddont OVIEDO — Two men were killed at about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday when their vehicles collided head-on east o f Oriedo. Dead are Bradky James Daufenbch, 38. 306 N. Hawthorne St.. Winter Springs; and Tony Lowell Bhaffer. 39. o f Orlando. A paaarngrr In Shaffer's OMC van. Daryl Raffleld. 38. of Christmas, was treated and released from Winter Par* Korpttal. a Florida Highway Patrol pickup truck was traveling north on State Road 419. when, for an unknown rmaon. tt i-------- * Into the path o f Shaffer's southbound van From staff reports ____ Cigar and warming Mostly sunny with the high In the upper 8 0 s. L 4 She's In the money Eunice Foster of Sanford receive* a check for $25,000 from Bruce Thompson, circulation manager for the M cFadden Publishing Group, which print* _______ £ ■ Massachusetts bottle message winds up here THE — 1 ntM Wgfclnu PtfG BA Get your spare change ready; board adopts expressway tolls By J. 8 MARK BAJtFt«LO M K lA N P IS lD Herald »t*llw rtt*r A #4 K o l t l i o o n Homeowner I left between a rock and a hard place U n m o A u m a r SANFORD — A slx-mllc Hip for people driving on the Seminole County Expressway from Sanford will coat twice us much a* *omconc driving *lx mile* aouth on Ihe expressway front Winter Spririg*. Seminole County Expressway Authority member* Wednesday adopted tolls for Ihe expressway, now expected lo be under construction by December. Authority members authorized a May 20 advertisement for bids, to be opened July 16. The driver's cost o f Ihe entire 12-mllc trip either north or south between U.S. Highway 17-92 or Lake Mary Boulevard and Slate Road 420 will be 81.50. However, an approximately slx-mlle Irtp from U.S. DB m T ails. F ags 8 A By 3. M>IW8BMWBL8 ” Herald »teH writer________________________________ S A N F O R D - T h e S e m in o le County Expressway Authority's plana to "Cut-track' construction of the 12-mile road this December raised the Ire o f one resident Wednesday whose home will be demolished for the road. Expressway Director Ocrald Brinton said If 8158.3 million In bonds are sold in August as □I •yd . Herald staff wrttar LAKE MARY - In 1985 a 9-year-old gtri named Shelly Avila stood with a botte In her hands at the ed#f of the Atlantic Ocean near the the small New England town of Dartmouth. Maas. The bottle was empty but for the mesas#- o f hope and frien d sh ip scraw led In Ihe child's handwriting on a piece o f paper sealed Inside. Shelly liked soccer, raising her rabbits and playing at Ihe beach In the summer. W e know these things because almost four year* later. Robert Nunziata. a Lake Mary High School student on vaca­ tion In Daytona Beach, plucked a bottle from the ocean and took the message sealed Inside to his limnology teacher Kathy Ford. Ford did not want to seem ungrateful or unappreciative of the message that was sent, but there was something more Im­ portant (o be said. Limnology la Ihe study of bodies o f fresh water, but Ford sees her lob as tryIng to Instill In her students respect and care for the creatures of salt water environs as well as those in fresh water. □Bee Battle, tafe BA_______ S U B SC R IB E TO distribute* 'True 8lory‘ magazine. Foeler wee the grand prize winner In e recent promotion sponsored by the magazine and Ha parent publishing company. SANFORD — Gov. Bob Martinez and the Cabinet have blocked Sem ­ inole County'* efforts lo allow a commercial site within a mile from Ihe Wekiva River on Stale Road 46. the first lime the Male has blocked development near Ihe river sup­ ported by the county. Tuesday, Martinez and the Cabi­ net overruled the county and a state hearing officer to aay nothing other than one home lo the acre should lie built under the county's suburban estates land use classification on Ihe approximately five acres flanking Longwood-Markham Road south o f SR 46. The Cbblnct ordered the county to rezone the property from commercial lo suburban estates. Assistant County Attorney Lonnie Groot. who pleaded the county's position, said the decision Is contra­ dictory because the county ha* no land use or zoning classification that restricts development to only home*. Groot said the suburban estates classification requires homes lo be bull! on one-acre or larger lota, but also allows churches, schools and awlne farms "T h ey are ordering a land use ■ ¥ /- ' * Fire damage (Lett to right! Sanford flrstightsrs Richard Cohan, Ray Pickladmar and Wick Ellarba remove burned material from an apartment following a blaze that official* say was causad by a leaky located on W. 10th St., wa* hurt In ths blaza. lint. The apartment I* the 8 H A office. No one S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 i �I N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FBI agents blitz horns, kill suspect HR# work* Blin d In child abuts ease BARTOW — A Jury acquitted Wednesday a welfare. eaaawoilMr accused of SuUnfl ts report child abuse three months before a 2-year-old boy died after he was dunked headfirst tn a toilet and beaten with pillows. A Polk County Circuit Court Jury of three men and three women SsUberated for only an hour before acquitting Shirley Dubolss, 49, of falling to report child abuse, a second-degree misdemeanor. In the case of Bradke McQce. Lakeland, wnoss death last summer led to reforms tn the state's handling of child shootout (hat ended when p^tce and FBI agen ts b ll t i e d a southwest Miami home with tear gas early Thurstfcy. At leaat 40 Hurts were fired during the five hour edge, srblch began when pofice ana the FBI attempted to search the hems tn t h a T ffliie a t K e n d a ll neighborhood. They had ar> - Dubrtas was one of four state Health and Rehabilitative Sendees workers Indicted on charges of foiling to report abuse in the McOee case and the second to be acquitted. A third worker is awaiting trial and charges against the fourth were dropped. They were the first state welfare workers tn Florida ever to face criminal charges tn a child abuse case. If convicted. Duboiae would have faced up to 00 days in Jail. Police mistakenly shoot soouitty ofhoer MIAMI — A night watchman was accidentally shot tn the ahoulder early Wednesday by chasing a robbery suspect through a railroad yard. OabrM Castellan. 33, was hit In the right ahoulder by notice, who said he pointed a short-barrel shotgun at them. He was "You could see the flashes of UghL" said Tony Perea. 18, who wsicnea irovn re# nom# bctoh the street. robot arm to suocessfutty deploy tho 1Won mtnorpmbtemo w ith o o odor ponol. on the right aide. Just below his b u l l e t p r o o f va st, an FBI spokesman said. He was cornrtoua and alert when airlifted to Jackson Memo­ rial Hospital, where he was treated and wleamd. forts to five a Jammed solar “He la m jr lucky, aald FBI panel that delayed the tnatru- spokesman Chris Bwe ment's launch and nearly rePolice turned back after the s u i t e d In an e m e r g e n c y shooting and attempted to aoacswalh to get the solar power persuade the awpcct to surrenworking property before the tele- der. ■cope's Batteries ran down. The neighborhood was corBulllvan and McCandleaa, dotted off and neighbors were decked out tn bulky white warned to stay inside. Search spsceauMa. watted Iqatds Ota- dogs were brought to search for covery'e airlock, poised to ven- othf r possible sinpecti. out to attempt repairs. But tarty Thursday, about five •minute radio commands hours after the seifs began, the from lbs ground finally caused officers flooded the house with the solar panel to open. irargn then went imfcts and A few minutes later the 31,8 found the dead man. A ^ n U and billion Hubble was released Info officers were atll at the sue early apace. Thursday. Specs telescope deployed; shuttle stays nearby In csss of problemsCAPE CANAVERAL — The con troM ut^tscovery sailed E T h a t e le s c o p e 's launch planned by state officials and Study shows doctors are more likely to report pregnant Mnefrwoffien for.auapeotad.drug use ■ + - »•— ■>. ■■■ * Lila, ... , . A 4 1 i no preferences according to race or status." be said. landless aald the study waa can women who received prenatal ears at one of five public HfoV* In Flnefiaa County and fiom 813 women who vtalted private practttfoosrs la the county. Pinellas County, where St. Petersburg and Clearwater are located. Is Florida's moat densely populated and developed county, with ■ minority population of 9 percent. reported evtdenoe af drug use in new Mack mothers to authorities at a rata 10 tiroes that Car white mothers. Landless said the results of the study, which appeared In The New England Journal of Medicine, have bread ImpUcaOooa for atates Fifty-three percent of the women who went to the public clinics bad annual incomes below tlBAOOand 44 percent ware Mack. In contrast, nearly SO percent of them who went to private obstetricians bad Incomes above 818X100 and 90 percent were while. TM t III <4 • W M flM I r • {r pgfBMy I M I \%r j T9 H M T Blandy TB*>? Igh tempera Wednesday ' • " " S h if t M am ., 7i 10 p.m.: IrOO p m . TM highs. 933 am .. IOXX) M B a m .. 10 0 8 p.m .: tow sTJijT .a m ., 3:33 p m : Oaaaa Beaafct hlgba 9:33 a m . 10:30 p m .: Iow a 3:43 a m .. 3:43 pm . University of Florida tural Research and I Center. Celery Avenue. �m __ m, m - H Board agrees to seek relief a s u q M ^ v ^ . ■ a iv N iiiw tfl< ir To lean t i i r t i u i e e a c ira (k it overturning the special act A Special 3 Week Course: "P R A C T IC A L SU R VIVAL PR O C ED UR ES FO R TH E 1990V County where ■w inter h y c a th «(4 0 7 »».liM i ~ '~rr*r " T~~ l.f i I.>r,• k t I ^ 4 eachi is f jr m H r**i 11008. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA (407) 322-7903 �Sneak attack on taxpayers fourth aircraft, neither of which haa yet been dehvcred. (The aceond plane waa only recently a M a la ia il h UHMpwTca.] _______ 't' avoid radar detection, the ungainly >m k f i m 't lane won't he of much value. U'a not very laneuverabie. it haa a tap apeed of only MO iph, and tta principal mission la to invade aemy territory after an eachanfe of nuclear eapooe— an Incteaaliigly unlikely scenario. To protect Its Investment. the Air Force says it wet toted 110 cttmate-eontrotled hangars at a dal coat at 91.6 fadllon to house B-3a when wy'ra not Hying. The plane must stay indoors wing the winter t o w e r conventional methods rremoving m o w and lc« (ham Ita exterior arould EDITORIALS An overdue honor Twenty-two yenra after the U M Pueblo waa aetoed by Worth Korea, the vcaael a crewmen are to receive ofltctol recognition for theta- Buffering during 11 monthe o f brutal im prisonm ent N est month, at a lUltdreap public p w n n ld U an o f new module honoring fromer prfoonera at w ar, a kmg-eUndtaig Injuatloe arin Itaaly b e corrected. conditioned garaora becauae the sealed windows to their r a e t p n ^ u lead to heat buildup that wtd deetmy their eenatttve electronics system* (Than M ia , that might not matter becauae the B-t'e avionics haven't been flight-tested either — and won’t be until nett year.l project'to Its coat ovemtns. TtETprice of the avionics. for Instance, haa tripled In the peat three yean — horn 01.9 billion to 08.7 billion. The price of the full 131-plane fleet waa aattanatad at 180.1 button aa recently ea 1906. In 1000, 300 men w ere aummoned to the Marine Corpa Recruit Depot In Son Diego to receive the naU on'a ftrat bronae aenrlce medolo honoring PO W a captured durin g W orld W a r II and tbo Korean and Vietnam JACK ANDERSON blow by Justice have been thrown xcauae the Justice *m m resolves no issues Churches ere « C ai an*Mmi, dgfflXftm g; ' -* * - Induttry.p �Sastord H en M , Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 2B, g e lA Mng that man put Into thawsMr wM staf there. dumped IM » the ocasii, her students this year seem to toe 1M 0— S A Horm do H, but M l not get la the habttaT throwing thli^F Into the fo rt M id with the enactment APOPKA - friends of the Weklva, Inc., will 'present A w in n to D m pDopw w h o nmwe made slgsllteant contributions U> protection at the Wefciva River over the Met year tomorrow at T p.m. at Townsend's plantation. State Road 4M . Apanks. Tom Pelham, Florida De­ partment of Conmunlty Affairs IDCA) secretary, wtU receive the River Otter Award, which was liven Ip Gov. Rob Martinet Mat year. Others to he honored a n developer Maury Cartan John Hanklnaon of the St. Johns River Water Management District! James fa n and Paul Brndehaw of DCAi attorney Duke Woodson; Seminole County environmental studies teacher Pat Burkett; Lake County Commissioner Richard Swarta: and the Orlando Sentinel. that doesn't exM ." Drool said. “I think they're wrong aa a matter of law and ns a matter of public policy. tmrnlleWy. the governor and fhhtnci became a building perms clerk In their IlM.St w r H U liter.t* MM u S iU S J U . r U. guard at the Jff-Alal fronton In p e l fern Park and a member of the i of C o a g r c g a l lo n a l C k r ls t la n Or- Church. Sanford. He was aa Army veforwn. _ *■ •Hi >urvlvore in c lu d e w ife, jk| at Tampai eon. Johnny Scott. 4% ib\ * # Joy ft M a r in Hair Studio^ AUTypeeOfHair • — AhwdPM TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? ill.. ' ' ‘. W HARRELL 4 BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS W. MOi Stmt •Sanford 322-8415 20 Yean Stmc Locution FAMILY O W N IO • "TO W " In Loving M em ory '?Vv EXPERIENCE at Seminole R egu tra tion N o w U nderw ay! ClataetBegin M a y 7th - The Colln w Nil! bo Closed May 4th - Lffffff 1 �•A — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thursday, April 28, 1990 Secretary of Year selection Friday By J. H U O U Y DILLINO Herald stall writer . SANFORD — Tlir iinmlnallon* nrr In lor ihr Grraier Sanford Chandler of Commerce Secretary of Iltc Yrur eonlest. Tlir winner will lx* iionoml durian a lunrliron minorrow at niMin ai Tlmnrunn Country Club. Koliln Chapman, co-anchor o( tlu* 11 p m. newscast on WESII-Chaimel 2. will lx- I hi* Kumt speaker al Ihr lunrliron. T lir Srrrrtary of Ihr Year nomination*! arc: • Teresa Baldwin. Tlu* Briar Cor|Ninillon. nominated by Mlrbarl J. Good. president • l.rrdr Carrtlr. Srmlliolr Commuillly C o 11 r k r . n o m i n a t e d h v I. a u r a Srbrnurrborn. EnKlIsh Drpartmrnl • Irene OolKnrr. Srm lliolr County Port Authorlly. nominated by Omuls OolKnrr. admlnlstralorof the authority • J a n O o n a b o c . C l i y o f S a n fo r d , nomlnalrd by Prank Faison. Sanford rlly manaKrr • K v r ly n O o n n r lly . T h r P o r r s l. nominated by OotiKlas Itursb. Istard of dlrrrtors • I'liyllis K vrrrll. Srnilnolr County School Boartl. nomlnalrd by Ernest Cowlry. rlilrf ni'Kotlalor • HI.line Plt/Krrald. Kxrrpllolial Educalion Or|>artmrnt ol OranKr County Schools •Joan n r GrcKory. Motrllltr By Invararr. nom inated bv C hristopher C. Allard. Survey shows women feel job discrimination division vlrr president o f operations • Sandl Malsak. Florida State Attorney's Office, nominated by Stephrn I'lolnlck. chief ofo|>rratlons • l.annlr Myers. Florida C ooprrntlvr Extension Service. nominated by llrlay K. Yudav. county extension dlrrclor • Connie Burner. Ilelfrr Project Intern.ttlonal. nominated by Bill E. Beck, director • Eva Sbrlion. Grnmkow Funeral Home, nominated by Bette H. Uramkow • J o yce Thom pson, u llo rn ry Jam es Barks, nominated by Barks Tickets arc available al $10 |K-r person at tlir chamber or AAA Employmrnl A kciicv. 700 \V. 25th SI. Tickets an* limited lo thr first IOO|K*oplc. D U B L I N . O h io M ore employers are jiayliiK s<-cretarles accorrllriK to wiial they do rather Ilian who they work for. says a compensation consultant, but It's KrtllnK more riKIleult lo hire and keep them. On the occasion of national s e c r e t a r y 's d a y l o b s r r v r d elsewhere on Wcrlnesdayl. comlianlrs mlKlil consider ways to keep the able secretaries they have. ImprovInK secretarial KradlnK practices can ward off lm|K*n<iinK labor sbortaKes and can slatilll/i- esrnlatlliK waK(‘ rates, says Kll/ulx-th Fried, president of N'.E. Fried and Assoclalrs Inc. In a recent survey of some 000 companies In the Untied States and Canada. Frlrd found that JO.7 |M-rrrnt ol employers said t h e y s c i p a y s c a le s fo r secretaries accordluK to the Job eontrnl. uji Irom Ibe 2!».I |x-rcent who did so In her llrst survey two years uk<>. In iOHH. -10.0 pcrernl of the employers said they Knitted aci 'oh IIok to Hie level of manaKrr to whom Hie secretary rc|mrtrd. In IOHO. that evaluation process drop|M-d lo 32 percent. More employers also are comblnlliK the two processes. Two years aKo. 14.0 |>eroeiit ol the employers used such a combln.ilnn. compared with 20.3 percent In l OIK). The dual evaluation methiNl allows Job content to determine pay KTudes for low er-level secretaries, but reverts lo u strict orKanl/atlonul level uppmarh lor those reiKiriltiK to senior limnaKcment. said Fried. "T h e move to more content* basr-d systems s«*nds a stmnK lliessaKc." Fried said. "These system s dlreetly reward Incrrasiuu skill anti responsibility $32,829 1986 median income NEW YORK IUI'1) - After 20 years of sexual and social revolution. American women say Ihcy still experience Job discrimination and feel stress trylnK fo balance careers and family life, a siu-vey reported. T lir |toll of 3.0CK) women across the muntry by the R o p e r O rK n n l/ .a llo n fo r VlrKInla Slims a lv i reflected an In c r r a s ln K t o le r a n c e toward rxtra-marllal sex and children outsldeof mnrrlnKr. It also showed that women's opinions of men have drop|ied 8 f t f t considerably. Female Marnod Malo In l!)7(), the "Y o u 've Come couplos bonded bonded u lainK Way. Baby" clKarclle families families manufacturers commissioned Family lyp. lauds Harris and Associates for I heir first survey. In which •M rW M M tM .H M a 40 iirrcent o f the women ipicsllonrd said they experi­ Source I oar Current MAOMAPMCI enced discrimination In ob- Population Survey tnlnlnK top profession Join. There are 52 million families with The current (sill, released married couples In the United Wednesday, rcjxirts 01 |>cr- States. 10 million families headed by cent of Ibe women Irelieve a single woman, and about 3 million this families headed by a single man Forty-two |M-rrrnl said they believed It permissible for In 1070. 07 percent of the a d u lts to h a ve c h ild r e n women questioned said they w ith o u t K('HHiK m a rrie d , believed men "are basically com pared with 1070‘s 1 I kind. Kftttlc and tbouKbtlul." p erm it. In 1900. 5 1 percent think so. $26,288 $14,280 S u rve y s h o w s secretaries harder to find, keep UnIM Frtss lnt»matw»nal Family Incomes le v e ls tb rotiK b m ea n liiK fu l base-pay differentials. Tradlllonal level-of-manaKer systems iKnore I hese coni rlbut Ions." Pat M elnert. com peusdllon consultant munuKer for N a­ tionwide Insurance Co. In Col­ umbus, said secretaries do not stuy In Jobs for u numlx-r ol reasons, but "Ib e most promi­ nent: They want to move Ireyond secretarial Jobs. "T h ey Kn •» school and work themselves Into olber Jobs In the com pany." she said. “ W e're feellnK the same pinch Hie murket In Kenerul Is feellnK." Melnert said. ..$29,684 Average.. Board still seeking impact fees X By VICKI DeBOBMIKR Herald staff writer SANFORD - Despite a rullitK by the Fifth District Courl of Appeals that Imparl fees nrr llli-Kal based by a case In St. Johns County. Seminole County sellout board chnlrmun Ann Nelswender thinks this district would have a Irlte r chance of ralsInK money u nil such fees. However Robert L. Nabors, u Tallahassee uttrrney hired by the district ot udvlsc iliem on the specifics of the case and to help l hem plan a course of uctlon lor the use of Impact fees or to help devise alternative plans, advised the board In a letter to "defer Implementation of any educa­ tional ‘ impact fees until thr Suprem e Courl has had an opportuntlty to review this mat­ ter". AeeordlnK lo Nelswender. the St. Johns County plan was much different than what the Seminole County school board had planned before the unfavor­ able rulInK"T h ey wunlrd lo only have people who have school aKc children puylnK Impact fees and municipalities have the option of dccldlnK mil lo Impose the fees." she said. "W e had somethlnK much different In m ind." Nabors suKKestcd the board Join other school districts In fllliiK an amicus brief (an appeal) w h ic h w o u ld b r I n K (h e allernatlves bcluR considered by other districts lo resolve the "co m ern s" of districts In need of llnanclul allernatlves. " I think we m rd to resolve the Issue of Impact fees as quicky as we cun." Nelswender said. "W e have to keep ouroptlons clear." Nabors' law firm represents other school districts who may also lo wish to (urtlrlpale In Ihr appeal as well. Nubora said Is* felt he school Irourri should lukr a "m o re active role" In Ihr appeal lo the Suprrmr Court. Board attorney Ned Julian uKrrcd with Nabors' recommen­ dations and suKKvstrd that the Ixrard urt on fllliiK Ihr amicus brief us soon us possible. The hoard will contact Nabors with rrKurd lo litis matter before the next board ns*rtlnK- Arrests made at Volusia video stores United Press tn tem etiem i D AYTO N A BEACH - T w o video store owners who hud complalnrd to authorities about not huvlnk seized vldroluprs returned were unrated Wednrs day and chanted with |mhuu*ssIiik SAVE ONCLOSEOUTS, OEMOS, ONE-OF-A- MAGNAVOX* 5"* MW PortaMt TV W/AM/FM MCHOBHM08CH......... HITACHI* IS"* Color TV/Monitorw/tBmotBc.wwi ... 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Holder, who waa nol drufted. became Ihe aecond Hurricane rookie to Join the Dolphlna thla year. The team drafted aafety Hobby Harden, coming olT a ahouldrT Injury. In the 12th round o f ihe NFL draft Monday. Laat year. Hurricane wide receiver Andre Brown algncd aa a frre agent wllh the Dolphlna and went on to act thr team rroklr record wllh flvr touchdown rrceptlona. He made 24 recepllonafor4IOyardn. Holder waa regarded aa potentially the beat Hurricane llnrman aa a aophotnore center, but seriously Injured hla knee aa a junior and waa moved to guard aa a senior. SWIMMING Qslor cosch Rssss resigns GAtNESVVILLE — Kandy Kerae. who led Ihe University o f Florida men's and women's swim program to national prominence Including Olympic auccrai. aald Wednesday he will not return as Gator coach next year. Hr announced In February he was giving up Ills position as women's coach, but hla resigna­ tion aa men's coach after 14 years In the Job waa a new development. Florida swimmers have collected 24 medals In the lust two Olympics. Skip Foster. Resac's lop assistant for the laat nine years, waa named acting head coach for men's swimming. Mitch Ivey was named aa Reese's replacement as women'acoach Feb. 15. "I want to move on to a new challenge." Reese said. " W e 'v e had som e trem endous a c­ complishments at Florida and I'm proud o f that, hut now I think It's time to move on ." No. 5 Hawks score upset of No. 4 Lions ByDBANBM ITN Harald sports writer ALTAMONTF: SPRINOS - Except for one minor upset, thr opening round o f the 4A-Dlatrtrt 4 softball tournament went aa ptnnnrd at L a k e H r a n t lc y H ig h S c h o o l Wednesday. In Tuesday's first-round contest. No. 8-secd DrLand earned the right to play No. I Lakr Hrantley with an 11 -5 defeat of No. 9 Lyman. Wednesday's games saw No. 3 Spruce Creek drop No. 6 Lake Weir 15-6, No. 2 Lake Mary shut out No. 7 Mainland 10-0. No. 5 Lake Howell upset No. 4 Oviedo 12-1 and No. I Lake llranlley crushed No. H De­ Land 141. T h u r s d a y 's s e m ifin a ls h a ve Spruce Creek playing Lake Mary at 6 p.m. and Lake Hrantley facing Lake Howell at 8 p.m. The finals will be played at 6:15 p.m. Friday. Lake Howell continued to show Its late season Improvement by making short work of the Lions. The Silver Hawks scored 12 runs on 13 hits In Its first three at bats and held Oviedo scoreless until Ihe bottom of Ihe seventh. The Sliver Hawks scored four runs In the top o f the first Inning to take Im m ediate control. Missy Martinez led off wllh a single but □ B * * Upsat, F a g* SB In typical Lake Brantley fashion, Mlshelle Karr (No. 41) and her Patriot teammates look every extra base possible In their 14-1 win over Holly Monahan and the DeLand Bulldogs In tha 4 A -D litrict 4 tournament Wednesday night. Lake Brantley, the tourney's top aaed. advances to play Lake Howell tonight at 8 p.m. Merkerson, Cardinals in first place all alone CONFERENCE NBWS SEC studies move to now city BIRMINGHAM. Ala. — Southeastern Confer­ ence officials are looking at the poealblllty of m oving the conference headquarters from Birmingham, where It has been baaed since the league was formed more than 50 years ago. . . “ C “ •*•*«'» commissioner Brad Davis aald Wednesday the presidents o f the 10 league schools have asked new Commissioner Roy Kramer to study the possibility o f moving to another city. Davis aald Kram er hired a Nashville. Tcnn.. firm to study the coats and benefits of doing business in several elites. Including Nashville and Atlanta. Davis aald previous studies shows travel to and from Birmingham Is cheaper than Atlanta, but he said other Issues were Involved. "T h e more significant factors are hard to put your finger on. such as we're moving Into the '90s and we want to be a leader In college athletics, so maybe let's put the past behind us and move o n ." Davis said. ' Capitals taka 3-1 aarlas laad LANDOVER. Md. — Rod Langway could not have picked a better time to score his first goal o f the 1989-90 season. Langway scored 34 seconds Into overtime and John Druce. the N H L's leading playoff goalscorer. added two power play goals Wednesday to lead the Washington Capitals to a 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers and give them a 3-1 lead In the Patrick Division finals Langway. a 12-year veteran defenseman, took a shot from the left point, but New York's Mike Gartner deflected It and headed up Ice. But Langway retrieved the loose puck, skated freely through the right circle vacated by Gartner and sent a shot over goalie Mike Richter's left shoulder. Canadians avoid gstting swap! M O NTREAL — The Montreal Canadicns needed help with top scorer Stephanc Richer out o f the lineup and only one loss arperatlng them from playoff elimination. Rookie Stephan Lebeau came to the rescue, scoring twice in Ihe third period o f his first NHL playoff game Wednesday night to lead the Canadiena to a 4-1 victory over Ihe Boston Bruins and avert Montreal's first Stanley Cup playoff sweep sinre 1952. The victory left the Bruins leading three games to one In the besl-af-aeven Adams Division final series, which resumes with Game 5 Friday In Boston’. Taking tha first stap Seminole High 8chool Is a legitimate threat to win both tha boys' and girts' Class 3A stare championship In track this year. But first. Tommy Hsmpton (above) and his 8sminola teammates must deal with the 3A-Distrtct 8 meet at Ihe Jones High School complex In Orlando. Hunter education class set SANFORD — If you arc not sure about Florida's hunting laws and would like to learn more about the legal aspects of hunting In the Sunshine State, the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's free Hunter Education course Is for you. In addition to laws, other Items covered during the 15-hour course will be survival, first uld. wildlife Identification and nine additional subjects. Students will also attend u range outing where they will get hands-on experience shooting rifles, shotguns and bows. The next course being offered In thr Sanford area will be held on Saturday and Sunday. Muy 5 and 6. from 8:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. ul thr Poller Benevolent Asaoeiutlon on L~!B#« Class, P ig s I B SANFORD — Craig Merkerson tossed a flvc-hltler und struck out 10 as Ihe Knights of Columbus Cardinals bested Ihe Rotary Royals 13-3 and took over sole possession o f first place In the Sanford Recre­ ation Department Junior Major Baseball League at Chase Park Wednesday. In thr other game, the Moose Club Pirates knocked the Ktwanls Club Orioles out o f a share o f first place with a 17-8 triumph. T h e Cardinals now lead thr league wllh a 4-2 mark. The Orioles and the Pirates are both 3-3 and Ihe Royals are 2-4. Next Monday’s schedule has the Royals taking on the Orioles at 6 p.m. and the Cardinals facing the Pirates at 8 p.m. The Royals scored single runs In the first and aecond innings to lake a 2-0 lead. But thr Cardinals sent 11 men to the plate In the bottom of Ihe second and scored eight runs. Walks to Troy Brown. Johnny Dennis. A n th o n y M orales and Jeremy KlCharde scored one run before George Beasley slammed a triple to d rive In three more. Merkerson scored Beasley with a single and Eric Ingram and Quentin Hunt both singled to load the bases. All three runners successfully stole home to close out the scoring in the inning. The Cardinals finished the roul by attiring four runs In the third and one run in the founh to end thr game by the mercy rule. Providing the offense for the Cardinals were Beasley (triple, run scored). Merkerson and Dennis (one single and two runs scored each). Ingram. Hunt. Brown and Anton Grooms (one single and one run scored each). Morales (two runs scored) and John Blslgnl and RIChurde (one run scored each)........ Leading the Royals were Tarrus Davis (double, two singles, run scored). Curtis Peterson (single, run scored). John Bazer (single) and Nate Paige (run scored). The late game saw the Orioles stay close until the Pirates scored six runs In the third Inning to break the game open. The Orioles had scored three runs In the top of the first but Ihe Pirates countered with six In the bottom of the first. The Pirates scored two more runs In Ihe second to go up 8-3 but the Orioles scored three In the lop o f the third to close the gap to 8-6. A double by Willie Williams got the b ig Inning started for the Pirates. Jason Goombs followed with a single. Matt Harris walked. Eric Roberts doubled and Mike Hom e and Corey Donaldson singled to account for the runs. Contributing to a 14-hil Pirate attack were Roberts (double, two singles, four runs scored). Goombs (three singles, two runs scored). W illia m s (d o u b le , s in g le , run scoredl. Donaldson (two singles, three runs scored). Horne (two singles, two runs scored). Harris (single, two runs scored). Wayne Branton (single, run scored) and Dewayne Bell and Dan Cullum (one run scored each). Roberts was the winning pitcher, throwing a three-hitter and sinking CB m Jasters, Fags IB ACS lauds tennis champs A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Susan Scull and Becky Dunn won thr women's A Flight while Greg Puge and Steve Elsenblutl took the men’s A Flight In the third unnuul Doubles Tennis Tournumrnt played for the Am er­ ica n C a n c e r S a e le t y , Sun- ford/Lake Mary Unit. The tournament was played at Sanlando Park last weekend. F in is h in g s e c o n d In th e women's A Flight were Shellc Shaikh and Marlon Shirk. In the B Flight. Nancy Morgan and Jan Kcnaud were the winners us Am y Z w e b e r a n d N a n c y R u b in C B s* TsssJs, Fags IB Pistons finally can start defense of N B A championship TV I 4 p.m. - WGN. Chicago Cubs at Dan Diego I’udrrs, (L| 1,8:30 p.m. - WGN. Chicago White Sox at Texas Kangrrs.IL) Coach Chuck Daly says It's taken 82 games, hut his Detroit Pistons can finally begin the tight to retain their NBA championship. "A ll year I've tried not to put any pressure on this team." he said Wednesday. "W e can't defend our title during the regular season. We now can defend our title. We are now In u position to defend." The first step — und Daly's pointed out to Ills squad It could tie their last — comes Thursday when Indiana travels to Detroit to liegin a Itest-ol-five first-round series. "T h ey know what ran happen." he auid. "I was with u Philadelphia leum that won 67 games and thr championship one year und the next year got eliminated In Its first round. "It ran hupprn, If you slip und lose that first game ut home. This club has been to the final two years In u row. They understand what they have to do." In other playolf openers Thursday. New York Is ul Boston. Clrvrland visits Philadelphia. Drover goes to San Anionlo and Portland plays host to Dallas. The lain Angeles laikers. tile 1987 and 1988 champions plus the 1989 ninnrrup. tK-gin Friday, entertaining Houston. Uluh plays host to Phoenix and Chicago Is home ugalnsl Milwaukee In Ihe remaining playofToprnrrs Friday. Indiana is coached by former Daly assistant Dirk Versace, whose team started Ihe srason well, sagged, then closed strongly. Versace had a mild player rebellion ul one |m>Iiii but thr tram up|a-urs to be focused on Ihe pluyofls. "T h ey've got a lot of people who can light it up," Daly said of a squad hr feels "reminds me a lot o f our team four or five years ago. They're very young. They have young legs and are a first y team ." Rlk Smlls is gelling better cad i year ul renter, hut nerds to utld uniter IkkI v strength und M s NBA. F a g * SB FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �— -S en lo rt HteM, — Port, PtwWa - T »w *w . < n » M, W t S TA T S & STANDINGS Implicit promise that those rorthy out of the M f t t i e IM7-M MMOQ. ABC « M Kramer nffMillirt conspiracy. The three Ike i M M M f. i iT. rtSTf/jr __________ * 1 9 •9 * ) �checking. We've heard some poattive things that be may be carrying such at sand paper c* rough ottfect on hit hand or glove." In the ninth. Rainea tingled with one out and one out later, advanced to third on Andrea Oalarraga'e single. Smith. CM. who had relieved Houaton alerter Jim Deahatee. Inning before befog hftad tor ptachhittert. 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The manufacturer lists drowsiness, depression, head* ache, dry mouth, constipation cause Irritability, poor con­ centration. addiction, amnesia, loss of coordination, fatigue, slurred speech. Jaundice, weakness, double vision, incon­ tinence and menstrual ir­ regularities. Yurther. “paradox* led” reactions can occur; agita­ tion. rage, muade spasms, deep disturbances and habuctnattone. Despite the Incidence of these serious reactions, a patient must weigh the benefits of therapy Xanax; thesideeffects of the two Here Is your quandary; Do you put up with the occasional anxiety attacks or treat them with medicine that can be habit-forming and cause pro­ blems? In my qXnkm. doctors and patients have been too willing to take the path of least IkJ M y □ □ I s u g g e s t you c o n sid e r counseling, stress management, transcendental meditation or other non-dreg methods of han­ dling anxiety. Some degree of anxiety is a normal ingredient in human living. It’s wrong to aaaume that a l anxiety la ab- A liO AMP JAMtt wy MwWiiy f asgat Ifn lT M ffl W f G m h t usm w m m Do oothned with VM t yoy'At ha * COT W f w p w w tw - w i’M m r l f f f f M ro f*r rut h c m faw sH*rr- J c o m p lic a t io n s Instead o f AUevliUnl them. Be very. «crv �$A — Sanlord Hsrsld, Sanlord. Florida - 8unday. April 20. 1090 Battle over military money is underway NATIONAL United Press twOemettewt WASHINGTON - The battle over the 1991 defense budget has tiegun In camesl with a declaration from Defense Secre­ tary Dirk Cheney that It Is Congress's turn lo come up with Pentagon cuts. C h e n e y ' s b l u n t put-up-or-shut-up langauge — drllvrred after culling bark on six dllTrrrnl alrcmfl programs — signals I he slnn of the dllTIrull days o f budget w riting that ultimately. Cheney said, could drag Into a lame duck session In November. Cheney's budget shows u two perrenl reduction In defense spending for the fiscal year that starts Oct. I. and forecasts similar reductions In the future, lie asked for $303 billion In actual cash and proposed $307 billion In budget authority, or permission lo spend for pro­ grams both in 1991 and Into the future. Hut even one of his kindest sup|M>rtcrs on Qipllol Hill. Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Gti.. head o f the Senate Armed Services Com ­ mittee. wants far deeper ruts: an extra $IH billion In budget nulhorlly and $6 billion In cash outlays. * Rtagan urges fret elections In Cubs MIAMI Former President Kragun. appearing before thousands of rheerlng Cuban exiles whose hopes linvr Ix-en lifted by changes In the communist world. Saturday callrd on Cuban leader Fidel Caalro lo hold free cirri Iona. "Teal yourself In a vole. Caalm.” Krugnn aald In a speech broadcast live lo the Caribbean Island. "Let the voire of the Cuban people Ire heard." An estimated 17.000 Cuban exiles and thrlr supporters (fathered In Miami's Orange Howl stadium rhrrrrd "Kragun. Keagan." Qlrt Scout cookie Inventor dies NEW YORK - Journalist nnd playwright Hella Spewack. who co-wrote the Tony Award-winning musical. "K iss Mr K ale." and Invented the Girl Scout rookie, died In her Manhattan home, a longtime friend said Saturday. She w a s ttl. Spewack. who rose to fame as a reporter with her exclusive Interview of the woman who claimed to be Anastasia Romanov, the only surviving child of the executed cznr o f Russia, died of natural causes In her Upper West Side home Friday night. Letter bomb to Pst Robertson Injures 1 VIRGINIA UEACH. Va. - A Inter bomb sent to I98H Republican presidential candidate and televangelist Pul Robertson exploded "lik e a shotgun blast" In a mall room at the Christian Broadcasting Network complex. In|ur1ng u security guard. From Unltod Proto International Rtports Bush praises huge crowd of abortion foes ■y OAVW B. AMMMMM United Press International________ WASHINGTON President Hush praised the work of the anti-abortion movement Satur­ day. prom isin g 200.000 d e ­ monstrators that one day their "lire saving message will have reached every American." H ush c a l l e d a b o r t i o n “ a human tragedy" that "s o fun­ damentally contradicts the val­ ues w e as Americans hold dear." "O ne day. your life saving message will have reached and Influenced every A m erica n ." Hush told the crowd through a telephone hook-up from the White House. "And until then, continue to work for the day when respect far humsn life Is sacrosanct and beyond ques­ tion." The president was approvingly and warm ly cheered by the festive, religious crowd, gathered at the foot o f the Washington M onum ent as If fo r a big. national church picnic. But National Right to Life's hope to mount the largest politi­ cal rally In the nation's capital appeared to founder, with U.S. Park Police estimating the crowd . at 200.000at 4 p m . EOT. Organisers had hoped to rally more than 300.000 people — the number who attended a pro­ choice rally a year ago. Th e d e m o n a trs tlo n 's sm allcr-than-expected aise Is likely to ruel the contention of abortion rights' supporters that the political momentum on the volatile Issue has switched and Is with those who support the Supreme Court's 1973 decision legalising most abortions. "T h e central question In the abortion debate Is. ‘who de­ cides.'" said Kale Mtchelman. head o f the National Abortion R igh ts A ction League, "a n d Americans have answered that It Is women and their families who m ust m ake these In ten sely personal decisions." Still, the tens o f thousands or participants at "the rally for life" were upbeat and determined lo continue their 17-year-old drive to reverse the Supreme Court decision and end legal abortion. "W e are not losing, we are winning, despite what (National Organization far Women presi­ dent) Molly Yard has lo say." Olivia Gans. a National Right to Life oflicla! tuld the cheering crowd. "A n d who listens lo Molly Yard anyway." Rtaoan urg§» frtt 11Action* In Cuba MIAMI — Former President R e a g a n , a p p e a r i n g b e fo r e thousands of cheering Cuban exiles whose hopes have been llfled by changes In the commu­ nist world. Saturday called on Cuban leader Fidel Castro to hold free elections. " T e s t yo u rself In a vole. Castro." Keagan said In a speech broadcast live to the Caribbean Island. "Let Ihe voice o f the Cuban people Ik - heard." An estimated 17.000 Cuban e x ile s and th eir supporters gathered In M iam i's Orange Howl stadium cheered "Kragun. Keagan." 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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>, April 26, 1990; <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/88d2da0e6bf1056eee8f0c557c1a8cae.pdf f2d28bd680c73497154737ac2660c1e9 PDF Text Text Jufy 6,1990 m . 1 7 1 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST LEISURE guMt IntMt LEISURE, a colorful and Informative xlne for television, movies and other talnment. will be publlohed every Friday by the Sanford Herald. It «tU appear aa an Insert In the dally newspaper. The guide will Include compfei over-the-air televfetoq listings, an description o f e v e r y m ovie scheduled broadcast during the week, highlight o f sports broadcasts. In addition, the guide will contain the Leisure Planner, a Hating o f local entertainment allon and other leisure activities. It will regularly Inside the bock cover. All-star toumsy begins tonight SANFORD — There's nothing Uhe going Into a tournament and drawing the host team In the first game. That’s exactly the situation that faces the Sanford All Stars when they travel to Edgewater this evening to play in the Junior Major League All-Star District Tournament. ~ “ i IB Garrison upsota Graf WIMBLEDON. England — Zina Garrison, frustrated In 33 previous Grand Slam tourna­ ments, Thursday upset defending champion Steffi Graf In three sets to become the hnal obstacle between Martina Navratilova and a record ninth Wimbledon singles crown. Baa F ags I B □ P o e p lo Exotic danca SANFORD - Well-trained dance students from the prestigious school o f classical Indian dance. Sudarshan Kafamandtr. w ill appear one night only, at Seminole Community College on July 9 at 7:30 p.m. □ Florida Nsw prison policy TALLAHASSEE - A developed after a convicted , from a work-release program wan announced by Gov. Bob Martinez Thursday to keep violent criminals out of programs with low supervision. C it y c r u n c h is on Laid-off e m p lo ye e s say their protest Isn 't over F a iso n : D ip Into c o ffe rs w o n 't put city io:a bind HsraM staff wrttar SANFORD - Although City Frank Faison has recommend more than 9380.000 o f the city’s 93 ‘rainy day” fond to balance Ms he i 922.1 million budget, * ■ wcuniy won i oc inccua in ’W e’rv In no danger o f coming up Faison said the use o f the cash reserves are needed to hove a city budget that halanrrs the amount o f m ooey coming to the city — revenues — and the amount o f the money spent — expenses. The reserves are normally used In emerg encies and to show the city to opr rate October and November until property tax revenues begin flow­ ing Into city coffers. Faison said although d ty department directors requested about 91.8 million more than was available far personnel, operating expenses and equipment, he trimmed their requests to an affordable 913.2 million to keep his recommended C om m issioner Herbert " W h lt e y " Eckstein said he's reviewing the budget to see If any small purchases such as fawn mowe rs can be eliminated or their purchase made with other revenues to reduce the amount drawn on the reserve fond. Eckstein said he Is also reviewing the tasks perforated by the 18 clerks that have been fired to save 9300.909 to determine bow critical they are to d ty operations. He said he Is considering a sMght tax Increase In conjunction with the additional expense-saving measures If the clerks are critical. " I have to strike a balance between the taxpayers and the em ployees," Eckstein said. "W e have the highest mlltage rate In the county, but I «fen want the employees to know I care Fatty Wtarzbowsfcl (t) and Pat Las sHml<Mtsdthatr)obs. U.S. cities struggle with fiscal w oes current budget year. Last year, just 32 percent or i n e r a p o o a i n g c i u m r r p o n c a ■ o c n c ii. W M M N O T O * - T h t fiscal w oes o f the nation's BUSHNELL — After two years o f regulation writing, probes by state environmental officials and red tape, rural Sumter County finally has received permission to turn Its garbage Into cash. The state Department o f Environmental Regulation sent a letter this week giving county officials the go-ahesd to turn garbage Into composted material to be used as fertilizer. Sumter County would be the first stateapproved seller and distributor o f the compost, and one of the first In the nation. McGaa casaworfcar aantanead BARTOW — A state welfare worker convicted last month in a precedent setting case stemming from the beating death of a 2-year-old boy was sentenced today to three months probation. Supporters for M argaret Barber. 62. a caseworker for the state Department o f Health and Rehabilitative Services, cheered after they learned she would not serve any Jail time. Barber said she plans to appeal the sentence. Barber and three other HRS workers were charged last year In connection with the death o f Bradley McGee. It marked the first time in Florida that state employees were criminally charged In one o f their child care cases. From staff and wiro reports out o f Increased taxes and the National League of In a survey o f 876 communities with i s aver 10,000. alao found that more a f lbs d rie s - 84 percent - will run a in their In addition, aoms 22 percent aaid they expected to aec an actual daettoe in local revenues. Especially bard M l Is the Northeast, the league aaid. where the region la struggling with a widespread economic slowdown that la even more sluggish than the national economy. In that region. five out o f six communities reproted a diminished umaetty to meet their local financial needs, W hat w as a cu tely true o f the Northeast, □ • • • C t t is a .F a flb S A Litton: N o n e v^taxe s in Lake M ary e »i HaraM staff writer Turning trash to cash angry that th# commission SANFORD — Fifteen embittered city em ployees Thursday m orning shot questions at City Personnel Director Tim McCauley, as the official gathered the workers to explain to them why the city was going to have to fay them off. The employees wanted to know who determined that they must go and how they came to the determination. Many aaid they would take their protests to the d t y commisator. The group was angry at the d ty and alleged that some mismanagement of finances had occured. McCauley told the group no grievance hearing would be provided them, ac­ cording to d v 11service laws. "Last year the d ty spent 910.000 on new uniforms for (he Lillie League baseball team." Patricia Lee. an ac­ countant clerk flr the finance depart­ ment. said. " A lot o f parents are losing their Jobs so that they can't put food In the mouths o f these little children so that they can wear these little league uniforms. Excuse me. but this doesn't make sense." Commtsaoner Whltey Eckstein, who □I LAKE MARY — City Manager John Litton didn't actually aay. “ Read my lips." but he managed to hold the line with the city’s fiscal year 1991 99.9 million budget he has proposed, calling for no new While the proposal la up over this year's 99 million budget, the mlltage rate would remain at 3.869. where tt has been for the past three years. The value o f a mill In Lake Mary In 1990 was 9291.820 In revenue, while for 1991 a mill la expected to represent 9355.966 tn revenue. "Overall.” Litton aaid. "w e are projecting general fund revenues to Increase by 4.5 percent during (fecal year 1991." Litton presented his Initial budget message to the Lake Mary d ty commission last night, at the end o f an almost ft/e-hour meeting. Litton told the commissioners. "T h e City o f Lake Mary is currently In excellent financial condition due to the foresight o f each and every one o f you and your willingness ^to make those monetary de­ cisions which are got always popular." From an accounting standpoint. Litton said there were still some problems on the expenditure side tn making sure that Items are being charged to the proper programs and object codes. He also had some concerns about allocation charges including distinguishing between the general and enterprise fund when It comes to accountability and justification. While several cities in Central Florida have found the need to either raise the mlltage rate or cut back on d ty personnel, Litton reported hfe budget proposal calls for a staffing Increase. He wants to add a secretary to the planning department, hire a full-time recreational leader for the parks and recreation department, a part-time employee for maintenance In the new city hall and a full-time maintenance worker to help maintain the grounds outside the city hall. Additionally, several positions already on stalT would be upgraded. Litton explained a number o f expenditures contained In his budget proposal saying that while 910.000 had been earmarked In the 1990 budget for "other legal services." another 950.000 was added Into the 1901 budget to pay attorneys to □ fa «U k «lta r y ,P a g i7 A Controversial recycling proposal h its o b sta cle s . —M M ------ 1 . ---- n s s u S ta n w riter .L A K E MARY - Th e media was out In full ‘ fcree st fast night's Lake Mary CUy Com­ C ding, not to cover, but to be b( an in s debate over < a controversial D rsttm l lo ban certain newsprint U k T ou tl Mayor Dick f t m bad requested an ordi­ nance be drawn up that w ould have C h gf saves steakhouse from arson Hamid staff wrltor FERN PARK — "Iju s l wanted lo g c l ihc guy out of there. The guy didn't scare me. I wanted him out of there before he found a match." chef Robert DeLuca said today after saving Freddie's Steakhouse In Fern Park from an accused arsonist last night. DeLuca. 36. o f Fern Park, said there were about 23 patrons and workers In the steakhouse on U.S. Highway 17-92. when H u gh F ra n c is M a cD o n a ld . 53. o f Kissimmee, allegedly entered the build­ ing at about 0:48 p.m. Thursday, and began pouring liquid, possibly gasoline, from a can inside the building. The fluid was poured on floors and walls. DeLuca said he remembered the suspect being In a confrontation with staff at the steakhouse Monday nlghl. when MacDonald was allegedly making lewd gestures and remarks to patrons, lie was forced to leave the restaurant Monday and allegedly made threats al that time. DeLuca said. DeLuca said he confronted the suspect as soon as he realized there was a □ 9 a a A ra m . F ags 5 A 7 A Chickens help county stand guard agalnat deadly vlrua epidemic HaraM Inttm Crass w ard Dsar Abby 6B ........ 91 Hot and humid Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of a fte r n o o n th u n ­ derstorms. High In the low to mid 90's with a westerly wind at 5-10mph. SANFORD — There sre some things only a chicken can do. Like lay eggs. Peck the ground all the time. And possibly save human lives by testing for a deadly disease. In Seminole County and surrounding areas, chickens are being used to detect a deadly virus transmitted by certain mosquitoes. The virus. St. Louts cncephalits. Is an Inflammatory disease which affects the brain, nerves, and spinal cord. In the early 1960s It killed 55 out o f 315 Infected people tn a Tampa Bay epidemic. Eight people died In Central and South Florida In a 1977 epidemic o f 110 cases, and It reached as far as the Panhandle In 1960. Since then, there have been less than four cases per year reported. But you can probably thank the chickens for that. The county uses the chickens by setting up flocks In selected areas which are close to water or swampy areas — mosquito breeding areas. The hope Is that an Infected mosquito will bite one of the chickens, and the disease will show up In blood samples taken from the (lock every two weeks, in this way. an epidemic can be detected early, and John Cochran* lasts chkktns for virus. HaraM M a li fey Tammy VMeant S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 ^ -2 6 1 1 �.• F R O M THE R E G I O N A N D A C R O S S THE STATE ■stag! NEWS .w «rgkauvr££.£9* ■ UFO scientists, ebdudees gather :v V i United Press International PENSACOLA — Hundreds o f UFO ewthnetsata — from •denttato and m lntoien to eeffclolm ed abducteem and the curious — are gathering In Penaacola Tor a weekend symposium about Hying saucers and extraterrestrials. The 2 1st annual Mutual UFO Network Symposium features a host o f speakers and a tour o f a suburb w h en residents claim to have seen UFOs, paralyser beams and diminutive aliens over the past few years. Kathryn Ware, publicity chairwoman, aatd Thursday that 720 people Tram across the United States and abroad are registered to attend the symposium Saturday and Sunday. "Moat o f them are serious researchers. Investigators, part o f the MUFON organisation." aaJd Don Ware, eastern regional director o f the private group that looks Into reports o f UFO sightings. •*We do get a number o f other people, some apparently aa a reauh o f on-board experiences ." said Ware, who did not know how many o f the attendees claim to have been abducted by aliens. ' TALLAH ASSEE — A new state prison pohey developed after a convicted cop-hUer escaped Tram a work-release program was announced by Gov. Bob Martinet Thursday to keep violent criminals out o f programs Th e new rules were drafted by the stale department o f Corrections. They are part o f a statewide crackdown on prison security following the June IB escape o f Donald David DUIbeck. who was charged with President Mk«d to donate fM t MIAMI — A member o f the Public Health Trust has asked Jackson Memorial Hospital President Ira Clark to donate to the hospital fees he accepted In the past two year* while acting aa a paid consultant to a medical supplier that does tens o f thousands of dollars In business at Jackson. The request, submitted In writing by Stanley Tate to Trust Chairman B. Boyd Benjamin, was to be read Thursday at a special meeting o f the trust's executive committee. Benjamin called Ihc meeting specifically to discuss Clark's relationship with Hlll-Rom. an Indiana company that has paid Clark 52.000 twice and picked up his air fare and hotel bill to attend the company's meetings. But Clark did not show for the meeting, and those who attended the meeting decided not to dtscuss the matter. Under previous prison guidelines. Inmates could be reclassified after serving 40 percent o f their minimum required sentence. The new policy win have no effect on the ongoing early release program for stale Inmates. Martinez said. But Inmates con­ victed or first- o f second-degree murder will be kept on close custody status until they have served all their mandatory time and are within one year o f refcaae. Inmates getting cfooer scrutiny dude those convicted o f attach en forcem ent officers and those who history o f escape attempts. The new policy at discretion away from when It comes to TAM PA — State officials are running a Utile behind In their efforts to enforce a hew law making It Illegal In Florida to sell or drive vehicles without their o r ig in a l p o llu t io n - c o n t r o l equipment, authorities said. The 40 aisle Inspectors who w ill enforce the new Clean Out­ door Air Law. which went Into effect Sunday, won't finish their training until late next month, said Bob Daugherty, environ­ mental administrator o f the state Department o f Environmental Regulation's mobile source con­ trol section. The Inspectors will Investigate car lota for outlaw automobiles. Daugherty said. Until the In­ spectors go to work, the DEK will respond to car buyers' com ­ plaints. A s o f Jan. 1, a seller must certify in writing that n car's emission system has not been .tampered with. For car models between 1975 and 1900, the fuel rap that prevents the use o f leaded furl and the catalytic converter. Which converts toxic gases In exhaust Into carbon dioxide and w a ter, m ust be Intact and working. For 1681 and newer cars. dealers must make sure cars h a v e o t h e r u n tl- p o llu tlo n systems such as exhaust gas recirculation systems that cool the cylinders, and the fuel emissions evaporation syslem that absorbs hydrocarbons when the car is off. All other cais do nnl require certification because. Daugherty said, emission controls were not part o f the package. Dealers violating Ihc law will face a first-degree misdemeanor charge, punishable hy up lo one year In Jail and u 5 1.000 fine. A second offense could lead to a loss o f the dealership. Uwytr wants record recalled CORAL GABLES — Lawyer Jack Thompson claims that Miami-based rap group 2 Live Crew used his voice Illegally In the band's new recording. "Banned In the U SA." Thompson said he wants the record recalled. In a letter to Dade County State Attorney Janet Reno. Thompson said his appearance on the "Donahue" show last month Is on the new single by the group. Thompson said his voice was used without his authority. He urged Reno's office to assign a special prosecutor to Investigate whether charges can be filed against the group. Thompson, who has led the anti-obscenity crusade against th i1group, said he received harassing phone calls after the rqM dtng was played w M la m N a d lw ela M eiw - EmBftzzftr's ton M as to work deal w~ " MIAMI — The son o f a convicted embezzler Is trying to work out a deal with prosecutors that would allow him to Join the armed forces. Craig Gherman, son o f convicted embezzler Henry Gherman, said he would plead guilty to one count o f transferring 5600 In counterfeit money In return for a light criminal record (hat could allow him to Join the armed forces. "A rm y . Navy. Air Force. Marines, any o f them. Here la a young man we can rehabilitate and have him learn a trade." oald Mitchell Panter. the younger Gherman's court-appointed lawyer. From Unitad Prats International Iteportt Leisure Planner has new home Is an Insert in Th e Leisure Planner, which the dally newspaper. has appeared on this T h e Leisure Planner, a Itafc every Friday, debuted la g o f entertainment, recre­ week in the Sonfanf Herald's ■ tag recreation and other leisure activi­ new LEISURE magazine. The magazine, a guide far ties, begins on Page 18 o f the television, movies and other new magazine. uniW Km m m 1 JL ■ f W U P Straight Play (numbers In exact order): 4250 on s 50-cant bet, $500 a n ti. □ Box 3 (numbers In any orderf. S80 for a Secant bet, 1100 on II. □ Boa 0 (numbers In any order): $40 for a 50-cent bet, HO on 81. □Straight Box 3: 1330 in order drawn, $80 In any ordar on a 81 bet. f Straight Box 6: 8290 In order drawn, 840 It picked in combination on $1 bet. IU1FS4I1-1M) Friday. July 0.1990 Vol. 82. No. 271 Pobllsbae Dally awl WeOay. escaft Saturday by Tbe Sanford NaraML lee.. M N. Franeb A**.. Iw U ri Fla. u n i. Cleu Faataa* Paid at Santa#*. uni POSTMASTER: ta T H IIA N F O X D HCNALD. P.O. le a 1417, laniard. FL a m . (4*7) m -M II. J a Sa a • JU. aA aa , Lawton Elamantary School Principal Michael Mlzwlckl explained the ooncept of a year round school calendar to Interested parents at a news > In about medium M ka . conference yesterday. Lawton has been chosen as a model school for the program, baginning in July, 1991. Protesters, police clash, several hurt MIAMI — Police arrested an estimated SO to 00 Hai­ nan demonstrators Thurs­ day while forcibly dispers­ ing a crowd that gathered at a Hispanic-owned business for the third time in a week a n d r e fu a e d to le a v e , authorities said. Miami Police spokesman George Law aald two people were Injured when police m oved In to forcibly remove the demonstrators. The In­ jured w ere taken to the hospital, but the extent of t h e ir In ju r ie s w as not known. The controversy between members o f Miami's large Haitian community and the owner ol the Rapid Transit Factory Outlet began last Friday following a scuffle Inside the store involving a Haitian customer. A crowd o f angry Haitians dem onstrated Friday for about six hours outside the store before leaving. The following day. a crowd of a b o u t 1 .0 0 0 H a it ia n s (rapped the owner Inside to protest the alleged beating o f their countryman. A small number o f de­ monstrators gathered again Thursday after owner Luis Reyes reopened the store. The crowd outside the store Increased Thursday after­ noon., and numbered about 100 when police moved In; Law said. Police armed with plastic shields and night sticks b e g a n a r r e s tin g d e ­ monstrators after they Ig­ nored an order to leave the area. Law aald. Fraternity members working off sentences SANTA ROSA BEACH - Ten University of Alabama students caught with items they swiped from local homes and businesses for a theme fraternity party have been spending weekends sprucing up beaches. " I get eight full hours from them." said Malcolm Patterson, executive director of the South Walton Tourist Development Council. Patterson has been their taskmaster since June. " I f they make It through this summer, they will never forget this as long os they live ." Patterson said Thursday. " I Intend lo see to It that they pay the way that I think the court Intended for them to pay." Th e 10 m em bers o f the Sigma Nu fraternity were ordered .June 11 to clean up Walton County benches In deal In which the state agreed not lo prosecute them on felony charges. The students were arrested In south Walton County April 16 after a BlueMountain Beach resident reported hearing a chain saw about 2 a .m . Five students were found in a truck mid five in a vehicle they had brought from Tusculoo^. Ala. In the large truck, authorities found concrete pellcuns, ceramic birds, handcarved wooden statues, a wooden anchor, beach signs and a 15-foot tall palm tree that had been cut duwu. Authorities said they were cutting down a second palm tree when they were nabbed. Deputies said the items, taken from homes and businesses In Scugrovc Beach. Graylon Beach. Blue Mountain Beach and Seaside. were lo be used In a shipwreck-theme party. The fraternity members were charged with grand theft, criminal mischief and posssesston o f burglary tools. In June. Circuit Judge Laura Melvin agreed to a plan negotiated by prosecution and defense attorneys that requires the students to spend summer weekends doing manual tabor for the tourism council. A violation by one means they all could go back to court. On Saturdays, they work 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Sundays they work 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. so they can return lo Alabama. So far. they have shoveled oyster shells, picked up trash along beach roads and landscaped parks and boat launches. Patterson compared his role to that of a drill instructor. ------ THE W EATHER TALLAHASSEE - Ths daily number Tussdsy In Ihs Florida lottery CASH 3 game was 8X8. l i i l m i p t l n data* (Daily A faraday) Hama Delivery A Mail j Meats* ...................... » Meats* ......................« * - • • 1 Year ...................... 17*.## "Sum m ffrtchoor In­ law of the 3.400 Inmates from security to close custody Anti-pollution gear Is targeted for inspection b y new state law JoM c m rate slipc to 8ut pcfccnt In June WASHINGTON — The nation's Jobless rate slipped to 6.2 percent In June on a burst o f hiring In the health Industry and other sendee sectors o f the economy, the Labor Department sold today. Private economists expected an increase to 5.4 percent In June following civilian Jobless rates o f 5.3 percent In May and 5.4 percent In April. Counting military personnel, the June Jobless rate stood at S.lpercent. The Labor Department said 40.000 new jo b * were created during the month. But if the layoffs o f 57.000 temporary workers were not counted. Job growth would have totaled 97.000 new positions last month. a woman to death In the parking lot o f a Tafia hasae mall following his escape. "T h ese new guidelines will provide for b e tte r jr a u ^ 'v o f the prison population." U a r t M lM lu . ; flie sentence o f the court will be carried out and carried out In a belter • • ■■ •• .> Lf?*JbdiAfirniArotdf zpa»n na*fa»al1ra Today...Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the low to mid 90‘s with the wind from the west at5*10mph. Tonight...20 percent chance of e v e n in g th u n d e rs to rm s , becoming partly cloudy. Low in the low to mid 70's and a light wind. Tomorrow...Partly cloudy with u 40 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the low to mid 90*s with a light wind. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a r tly cloudy during the day Sunday Ihrough Tuesday with a chance o f scattered showers and thun­ derstorm s. In n n a i & PMOAY BMyCMy 81-TO SATUNDAV MvCMhr 8* * MFIrt j - » *■I'll I hj I SUNDAY i tunny B J -T t (M M MONDAY BtlyCMy 84-71 □ F R ID A Y ! SO L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 4:30 u.m.. 4:45 p.m.; Maj. 10:35 a.m.. 11:05 p.m. TID E S: D aytona S to c k : highs. 8:14 a.m.. H:4! m.: lows, 2:16a.m.. 2:01 p.m.: aw S m y rn a B each: highs. 8:19 a.m., 8:46 p.m.: luws. 2:21 a.m.. 2:06 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 8:34 a.m.. 9:01 p.m.: lows. 2:36a.m., 2:21 p.m. & --------- 1 — Florid* 5*hour temperature* and rainfall at * a m EOT Friday City Apalachicola Crest, tew Daytona Baach Fori Laudtrdalo Fori Myor* Gainesville Jacksonville Kay Watt Miami Pensacola Sarasota Bradenton Tallahassee Tampa Vtro Beach W nl Palm Baach Hi La »1 74 000 » 70 ON f i 71 Ira. t i 7i u t* 71 on n 71 • oo fi 7* ooo *o II ooo fl *1 N n *3 ft fj 74 .74 7} 0 00 It I N it 01 77 000 O fra 71 01 D aytona Beach: Waves are IWi feet and slightly choppy. Current is to the south with a water temperature o f 80 degrees. Ns*r Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 1*2 feet and glassy. Current Is to the south, with a water tempera­ ture o f 80 degrees. ■ t. A u g u stin e to J u p ite r lu la t T o d a y ...w in d west 1 0 k l s except becoming variable t ills afternoon. Seas 2 ft nr less. Bay and in la n d w aters sm ooth. Widely scattered thundersiurms tale t ills afternoon. T o n i g h t . . . w i n d w e s t to southwest 10 kts. Seas I lo 3 ft. Bay and inland waters smooth. TUESDAY Cteuffy 84-75 T V !" STATISTICS T h e high tem perature in Sanford Thursday was 95 de­ grees and the overnight low was 74 as reported by the University nf Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. Friday totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 79 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 77. as recorded by the National Weather Service a I the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: T h u rsd a y's high 95 B arom etric pressu re.30.07 R e la tiv e hum idity....77 pet W in d s **tt(*«i*t*t*tW e st. 9 aaph R a in fa ll IttttHlMtlfKMIlin** O in. 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MM .... a 09 .33 t><4 M �i-.* FlerMo ___ ___ ____ Fruity J u ly __________________ Elections challenge continues — U u a l l aaiSieylfl —— n#fiKj sign enter 3ANTORD - The law Mitt Med by Befool board candidate BUI Kroll. former school board can­ didate Wea Pennington and Jim Ocque. representing the Semi­ nole County Republican Execu­ tive Committee, continues In Seminole County circuit court. While Judge Kenneth Lefller last week made a decision which called for all candidates running In for school board office tn November 1890 to run on a partisan ticket, he stopped short o f proclaiming the non-partisan elections unconstitutional. The plaintiffs ttave requested a hearing on a motion for In­ junctive relief In which they will ask Lefller to declare the unconstitutionality o f the special act. claiming that candidates and potential candidates were being harmed by the failure o f the court to declare the special act that allows Seminole County to have a non-partisan school board and which has been In place for 14 years, unconstitu­ tional. according to school board attorney Ned Julian. " I really thought this was over." said Pat Telaon who early yesterday morning was served with a summons to appear at the hearing. " I don't know why this Is dragging on." Supt. Bob Hughes who was served with a summons on Tuesday called the request "a last ditch, despiratlon effort or sour grapes on the part o f the plaintiffs." He said also that the request for a hearing "amounted to harassment." Attorney Michael D. Jones, who represents the plaintiffs, and Kroll would not comment on the suit or the request for Injunctive relief. Pennington and Ocque could not be reached. A cco rd in g to Hughes, he. m e m b e r J o e W illia m s a n d vice-chairman Nancy Warren, all o f whom will not run for reelection until 1983 were not specifically named In the origi­ nal law suit and the Judge did not rule on the whether their seats should be partisan or non-partisan for that reason. By declaring the special act unconstitutional. Lefller would have forced the removal o f the every board member and the superintendent. If such a decla­ ration had been made, the board m em bers would have to be cither reappointed by the gover­ nor until regular elections were held In November or they would be replaced by the governor. In a sim ilar case decided e a rlie r this y ea r In M artin County, the non partisan elec­ tions were found to be un­ constitutional and the board was removed from office. Gov. Bob Martinez, however, reappointed all the members until regular elections were held citing that he believed the will o f the people would not be served by remov­ ing those people from office who they had elected. Seminole County school board officials think if It came to the same point here, the governor would make a similar decision. When the decision was made In the original suit on Friday. Kroll. Pennington and Ocque filed their amendment and re­ quest for a hearing immediately, though the defendants were told they had 20 days in which to consult with an attorney and respond. "T h is Is not 20 days." said Hughes. " I f the court allows anything to happen this quickly It is u kangaroo court and lynch m ob." Hughes added, however, that he believed Lefflcr would not allow that to happen. Supervisor of elections Sandra Goard. who is also named as a defendant In the suit, said she had not yet received a summons to appear on Monday. Hughes. Telson and Williams have been served with a sub­ poena to appear ut Monday s hearing. ONE DAY S', .a 1 -g g ,g >*•» • Saturday From 11a.m. Until 6p.m. Every Bedroom At Our Qmrteet Sato Price Evtr A Every Dining Group At Our Qieateet Sato Price EverP A Every Occasional Item m r m Gveateet Sato Price Everl AtrOur lance ^ Every Appliance • C h o o s e f lorn N a m e B r a n d s At Our Greatest Sato Price Evtr] A Every Electronic At Our Gveateet Sato Price Even § 1 A Every Recliner & Sleeper C h o o s e Your F a v o r i t e 1 t Sato Price Ever A Every Bedding Item - C t i o o s e F iim . M e d i u m W rtAt Our Gveateet Sale Price Ever O r Soft GETTING READY FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL! 309 STORES M 12 STATES TO SERVE YOU! rnenoiy, rs iio n B Bvnrvcv tak e B o o t h s to mm Convenient In-House Crsdit Terms or, use Your MasterCard or Visa! 1100 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA (407) 322-7953 �i — Sanford Sfntqrd, Florida - Friday. M y •, 1990 ROBERT WALTERS tu rn « « i 900N . FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-332-3611 or 631-0069 S U B aen m O N KATK: 3 Month*.............................. 119.80 6 Month*.................................. 939.00 » Y e a r ..................................... 979.00 ED ITO RIA LS D e fe n se c u ts sh o u ld be m ade with care D efen se S e c re ta ry D ick C h e n e y 's p lan to red u c e U S .i. a rm ed forces b y 2S percen t o v e r th e n e x t fiv e y ea rs g o e s mo* than h a lfw ay to w a rd m e e tin ‘ gl the d em a n d si o i f con gression al fo r m illitary sa vin gs. T h e steep cu ts p r o p o s e d b y th e P e n ta g o n c a n b e Im ­ p le m en ted w ith o u t Jeopardising A m e r ic a 's n ation s i se cu rity , p ro v id e d D iet — • A g r e e m e n t Is reach ed soon b etw een th e s u p e rp o w ers o n trea ties slash ing con ven - * ttonal a rm s In E u rope a n d strategic n u clear Small towns become LAKO TA. N.D. — Th e windswept prairie stretches to the horiton In every direction. Interrupted only by occasional stands o f trees and even fewer farmsteads. The alienee to broken <mly by the lonesome whistle o f a Burlington Northern height train. Those are the sights and sounds o f a distressed county. Its withering communities and its troubled people. Here In North Dakota — and elsewhere in the Northern Plains. Midwest and Rockies — hundreds a t towns bereft o f the resources needed for survival are in danger of being almost wholly abandoned. There is no reliable count o f how many communities have vanished In recent decades, because the Census Bureau does not monitor the . status o f unincorporated towns with populations under 1,000— those most likely to disappear. What to known la that tri the last half o f the 20th century, several hundred Incorporated towns have fatted, far unexplained reasons, to appear in each new decennial census. Reliable Information to available ot. a coun­ tywide basis — and It provides little solace to those concerned about the decline o f the nation's rural areas. In Iowa, 00 o f 90 counties lost population between I96 0 and 1087. Less extrem e declines were registered In North Dakota. 8outh Dakota and Minnesota. Here In Nelson County, the agricultural y long has retied upon the production o f difficult each year as the already thin layer of topsoil blows away because of Inadequate moisture, excessive heat and high wind. "People ore draw­ ing back." says Brian M. Haugen, county director o f the federal governm ent's A g ri­ 'fs a v t r a l cultural Stabilization hundrsd Inand C o n s e rv a tio n corporal od Service. "S o m e o f towns have them ore under pre­ ssure from lending lallodlo Institutions.' appear In tach Many formers are naw decennial r e p a ir in g old cansus. ff equipment Instead o f buy Ing replace­ ments. As a result, sales have slumped at the Implement companies that long have been mainstays o f rural economies - and the Impact continues to ripple throughout the community. • A n d th e peacefu l, dem ocratic evolu tion o f E astern E u rope a n d the S o v ie t U n ion con tin u es. T h e s e a re tw o b ig ifs th at law m akers should n ot ig n o re a s th ey seek to reduce th e d eficit th rou gh cu tb a ck s in defen se. It Is particu larly w o rris o m e th at the K re m lin has pu lled back fro m rea ch in g an e a rly accord to re m o v e troops fro m C en tral E u rope. A t th e start o f the yea r, a treaty w as e x p ec te d to b e rea d y fo r sig n in g at th e J u n e su m m it In W ashin gton. N o w It Is dou b tfu l that an agreem en t w ill be reach ed th is y e a r at a ll. M ean tim e, M ikhail G o rb a c h e v ’s fu ture Is in creasin gly uncertain. C h e n e y 's proposal cu ts d eep er than the m ilita ry se rvices h a ve recom m en ded. F or Instance, h e w ou ld p a re th e A r m y from 18 d ivision s to 12. tw o fe w e r than th e gen rals w an t, fo r a total redu ction o f 224,000 soldiers. T w e lv e d iv isio n s w ill b e adequ ate o n ly i f a co n ve n tio n a l forces a greem en t is reached, th ereb y e lim in a tin g M o sco w 's m ilita ry supe­ riority in E u rop e a n d a llo w in g the rem oval o f so m e A m e ric a n grou n d troops. JA C K ANDERSON Corterra: Is it a country or not? U n d er th e C h en ey ou tline, th e A ir F orce w ou ld sh rin k fro m 3 6 to 29 tactical a ir w ings. 1060s. S ig n ifica n tly , C h en ey w ou ld decrease th e N a v y 's aircraft c a rrier fleet from 14 to 12. D espite th e scale o f these reductions, so m e on C apitol H ill a re Insistin g It Is not en ough . A con tin gen t o f D em ocratic la w m a k ers w ants, fo r ex a m p le , to ch op the N a v y ’s ca rrier fleet to 10 Instead o f 12. Y e t th e ca rrier's p rim e u sefuln ess is n ot In fig h tin g the S o v ie t U nion bu t rath er In d o u sin g flare-ups In th e T h ird W orld . T h e easin g o f th e C old W a r Is not lik e ly to elim in a te su ch low -level conflicts, w h ich d em an d a ca rrier fleet w ith global reach. A s C o n g r e s s p r e s s e s a h e a d w ith th e P e n ta g o n cuts, em p h a sis should be p laced on lig h t, m o b ile c o m b a t forces and n aval units th at ca n respond q u ic k ly to co n tin gen cies arou n d th e w orld . A n d the pace o f the red u ction s sh ou ld b e d elib era te en ou gh not to ou tru n th e p rom isin g ch an ges o ccu rrin g in th e c ru m b lin g S o v ie t bloc. W aving the flag for Beetle Bailey G e ttin g the Pen tagon to laugh at itself is a lm o st a s tou gh as g e ttin g it to m an age Its b u d g e t e ffic ie n tly . But so m e e n lig h te n e d brass fin a lly d ecid ed that a cartoon strip p o k in g fun at the A r m y w as — w e ll — patriotic. S o a fter 4 0 years o f cre a tive Insubordina­ tion . P v t. B eetle B ailey w as feted at the P e n ta g o n recen tly. F o r o n ce, the jo k e w a s on B eetle B a iley 's crea tor. M ort W a lk er. Im agin e op en in g the c o m ic section o n e d a y to find that S a rge had p ro u d ly recom m en d ed B eetle fo r a m ed al h o n o rin g h is contribu tion to the m orale o f his fe llo w soldiers. You w ou ld exp ect B eetle to w a k e u p In th e last panel and sh ak e o ff th e rem n a n ts o f a cra zy dream . W a lk e r m u st h ave thou gh t he w as d re a m ­ ing. too. a s h e received a ’ ‘C ertifica te o f A p p re cia tio n fo r Patriotic C ivilia n S e r v ic e " In th e P e n ta g o n briefin g room , and generals e a g e rly asked h im fo r his autograph. For yea rs, th e A r m y has g iv e n W alker flak for p o rtra y in g G en . H alftrack as half-senile and S a rge a s a h u m orless brute, to the point o f b a n n in g his strip fro m the m ilitary new spa­ per. T h e S ta rs a n d S tripes. M a yb e W a lk e r is d o in g som eth in g w rong. If the P en tagon n o lo n g e r takes his hum orous criticism from a p riv a te’s e y e view seriously. M aybe the g en era ls h a v e d ecid ed It's tim e to end a little C old W a r o f th eir ow n . O r m ayb e the A rm y Is fin ally rea d y to adm it that. yes. m en can laugh at them selves. W h a teve r the reason b eh in d the A rm y ’s ch an ge o f heart. It's grea t for pu blic relations. L e t’ s Just hope those budget cu ts don't give the A rm y an ex c u s e to d isch a rg e P v t. Beetle B ailey a gain . rjiair~Yiaa > iH i»j|i In the county sent o f Lakota. the LoAcn Johnson Department Store haa been abandoned, aa have been the Lakota Shoe Store. Wheeler's Exxon Service and other retail establishment* But operating businesses stfS for outnumber abandoned storefronts in the three-btock-aquare commercial district. T h e situation to for bleaker in McViite. Whitman. Aneta and the county’s other towns all a t which can now support little more than a general store. In the censuses o f 1010, 1920 and 1090. Nelson Country’s population appeared to have stabilised at slightly above 10,000 — but It h w plunged in every sobseque nt count f a r today stands at leas than 4.700. That means the county has an average of fewer than five residents per square mile — and many o f them are elderly people who must be supported, directly or Indirectly, by younger men and women suit able to work. Specifically. Nelson County has 41 people aged 65 or older for every 100 residents aged 15 to 64. Only one of North Dakota’s 52 other counties has a higher proportion o f elderly people. , Per capita Income averages almost 612,000 nationally. Just under 60,650 In North Dakota and less than 68.100 In Nelson County. In all of 1967. there was not a single new housing start In the county. In 1906 there were two. D A V I D S. B R O D E R Scouts show youth still care WASHINGTON - The older the nation gels, the more w e seem perplexed by our young people. Aa we mark the 214lh anniversary of the Declaration o f Independence, the Tim es Mirror Center for the People and the Press has Issued a report saying that today's IB- to 30-year olds know less, care less and vote less than any previous generation. The sulk mb term this "th e age o f Indifference," adding that. “ The ultimate Irony la that the Information Age has spawned such a n uninformed and unlnvolvcd population." This to not the first lim e we have been given this message. Last November. People for the American Way released a study by pollster Peter D. Hart, focusing on 15-to-24-year-olds. that found they were "turned off by politics and tuning out on citizen participation." Aakt;d to describe a good citizen, few o f those Hart Interviewed suggested any civic In­ volvement: only 12 percent even mentioned voting as part o f the definition. Their teachers, in a parallel poll, agreed by a 2-1 margin that today's high-school students have less interest in public affairs than their counterparts from the previous decade. The consistency o f these studies' findings clearly sends a warning signal about the failure of ua older-gcneration Americana to impart to our children the importance many of us feel about the obligations and rewards of Involvement In the community and nation. But these studies don't capture all of the American reality cither, as I was reminded this spring when I listened to the leaders o f some of the major youth organizations, meeting under the auspices o f the Council for the Advance­ ment or Citizenship. Julian Dyke o f the Boy Scouts of America, for example, said that membership In the Scouts has grown every year for the last ten years, reaching 4.3 million — one-third higher than it was In 1980. So has emphasis on community service. Last year, he said, a "Scouting for Food" program. In which Scouts went door-to-door in their own communities, saw four million Scouts col tec i 72 million food Items for distribution locally to homeless and needy people. Others at the table contributed examples of volunteer youth programs based In schools, churches and other community organizations, that have enlisted thousands o f teens and even younger children In projects tackling civic needs. "W hen you give them an opportunity, they respond." said Charles Tampio. vice president of Close-Up Foundation, which runs excellent Washington seminars for high schoolers. "The key Is for parents and teachers to realize lhal school is not preparation for elllzenship. but ralhrr that students are citizens." The Freedom Foundation in Valley Forge promotes a "B ill o f Responsibilities" that Is the active counterpart to the Bill o f Rights. Their message, said Its director or youth programs. D. Susan Wallace, to that "participatory c itiz e n s h ip Is the price o f freedom.” Kathleen F. Kirby of the Constitutional R ights Foundation said Its programs In Cast Loa A n g e le s have dem onstrated that "the kids* volun­ teer activities are the best way to get the p a re n ts In v o lv e d . The youngsters work on protects to help elderly people and new ly a rrived Im ­ migrants — and they f But youth feel so good about tt programs re­ their families often quire i-dult 'adopt' those folks." B ut y o u th p r o ­ leadership J grams require adult leadership. Dyke, the Boy Scouts' director o f public affairs, and Girl Scouts' president Betty F. Plllsbury. said that despite the Increasing number o f families where both parents work they have no shortage o f people witling to lead troops. Between them, the two organizations now have almost two million adult volunteers. True, they have had to move with the times. The Boy Scouts put training materials for Scoutmasters on VCRs that can be watched at home and audio cassettes that can be played during car commutes. Th e Girl Scouts often divide troop leadership among four working women, with each taking responatblllty'for one meeting or Saturday outing a month. And the programs also have moved with the times. Dyke sent me the 1990 edition of the Boy Scout Handbook. It is a far cry from the one 1 carried In my knapsack almost 50 years ago. Sure, there are still chapters on knot-tying and Identifying trees by their leaves. But up front is a parents* guide to the serious problems o f child abuse and drug abuse. And you can now win merit badges, not Just for archery and woodwork, but for studies of Aincrlcun business, labor apd diverse cultures, for citizenship in the community, the nation and the world, for consumer skills, environ­ mental projects and handicap awareness. In u pamphlet. "Relating Traditional Values to Immediate Community Needs” Ben H. Love, the ehlef Scout executive, wrote: "W e must wholeheartedly accept our responsibility to protect the weak, the needy and the destitute. ’VITZ'rrrrr* WASHINGTON - Looking to invest In the next exotic resort In the South Pacific? How about an offshore banking haven and com ­ m unications hub with no incom e tax? Corterra, a nation o f 12 tiny islands scattered north o f Tahiti, to supposed to be Just the opportunity. Never heard o f It? Neither had we. But the country's p u rp o rte d re p re ­ sentatives Insist it Is Tor r e a l a n d a re touting the tropical paradise to the afflu­ e n t r e s id e n ts o f S c o lla d a le . A rts . Upscale Scottsdale to abuzz with talk oT Im p e n d in g In v e s t­ m ent opportunities on the islands. What these people don't ‘ k n m r M * O ortwrva* d o e s n 't o f f i c i a l l y e x is t : no o n e r e ­ cognizes It ss far aa 6 The country’s w e could tell after purported rapcon tactin g officials resentativee from FIJI to Hong insist It lefor Kong to New Zealand real. J and back. It's largely the product o f one man's claim to 12 desolate Islands. Patrick Watters, an aerospace engineer In Utah who moonlights as C orterras prime minister, says he's spent nearly a decade seeking official recognition, unsuccessfully. W alters nevertheless to already taking bids for development. His people are passing out Corterran business rules and have set fees for obtaining banking licenses, ranging from 92,500 to 910.000. G olf course developers and International Investors have reportedly been consulted. Although Watters says that no money haa changed hands yet. hto appointed ambassador to the United States predicted. "W e should begin development within two to three years." T o persuade us as to Corterra's legitimacy, Watters sent our associate Dean Boyd a certificate o f recognition from a Norwegian group called the International Council of Independent States. But when we contacted Its director. Getr Sor-Rclmc. In Stavanger. Norway, he told us hto group to Intended primarily for fun. "M ost o f our members ore Imaginary countries.” he sold. " In fact, you could ca ll us the International council o f imaginary states." Members range from postage stamp buffs who make stamps o f Imaginary nations, to exile groups that claim disputed territories by making up their own countries. Sor-Relme says Corterra to one oT the few members trying to portray Itself seriously as a nation. Watters' literature on the »i«n claims it has been a sovereign state since 1074. Walters claims to trace hto lineage — and rights — to an Anglo-Saxon sailor named Hagolh who explored the area In 53 B.C. Not everyone, of course, accepts Watters' Interpretation o f history. U.S. officials and numerous Pacific (aland governments say that according to International law, five Islands of Watters* nation belong to Klrtbatto. an Independent country nearby. Th e foreign secretary o f Kirlbalis. Peter Tlmeon. declared Watters "must be living In a dream w orld." In his literature on the country, Watters' only mention of Kiribalis is the fine print on a map pointing out the five Islands claimed by that country since 1979. Watters tells us that some In Washington have been privately supportive o f his efforts in the past. From 1980 to 1968. Washington let Watters register as a foreign agent here for Curtcrra’s Interests. The political activities listed in his registration papers Include correspondence with a high-ranking State Department official. Watters said that his ties to this individual strengthened after Kirlbalis negotiated a one-year Joint-fishing project with the Soviets In the 1980s. State Department officials assure us that Washington is on good terms with Kirlbalis. �V ■w Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Friday, July d, 1H0 — dA Chickens 1A pfPVCfMMlVC IV usually spreytng for moaquHon iT a a w ay far ua to aee if the discaat la p re sen t w ithout atlcklM psopfe out there.*’ Mkt John Cochrane, director of envi­ ronmental health far Seminole County pufchc health unit. About SO percent o f a flock of ten laying hme muat be infected before preventative action la taken. Cochrane oakl Seminole County chfcbena have not yet shown enough of the dioeaae to warrant a acarv, but noone wants to take the chance of another outbreak. "The dtaeaae has -been fairly active in the chicken population. *but* nothing H _ to warrant drastic action." he _ .................... ‘But H docs bear watching.* The chfcben _________ boat to the dfaeace. Cochrane said, and they ahow no dtnlcal ■ymptomaaftt. He a h o said they will not tranmnS the dtaeaae to man. through contact or eating food from an infected chicken. Many counties in the state uae the sentinel chicken method, especially in the Tam pa Bay and Pinellas County area, since that's where the moat outbreaks have occurred. In Sem inole County, the hens are atationed « lire departments eno Midway, ana a wren ry staion In Longwood. T h e personnel at the Hre deaiwtmenta take care o f the chickens, ■nd in return, Cochrane says, •hey get to eat the e ^ . *Tney come up to the front window and watch tai In the njornlng." said Tom Bracetand o f t h e Seminole County (h e department, Station 34 at Stale Road 46 and Wayside Drive. We enjoy having the e g g * ” Cities afly true across the nation, in the South. fl7 percent of cities re­ Tlie chickens at that —1 t fort sponding to the survey raid they ■PPwed to be in good health. were teas able to meet their Bracetand said they usually let the birds roam free outside the toil. In the West, the ofotlon during the day, 65 percent and in the beep them in elevated v at night. Alice Durban. S3. 1220 Court. Sanford, died Thursday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Bom Dec. 21. 1924, In O eorfia. she moved to Sanford from there In 1924. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors Include son, James Edward. Sanford; devoted friend. Marie Montgomery, Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. S _________ County staff, they are sent lo a laboratory In Tampa w h ich research es m osquitoborne .dtoeaaes. It la not known exactly where mosquitoes pick up the dtoease. although sus­ pects Include rodents, bats, i Charles V. Ektel, 53. Semlnola Boulevard. Casselberry, died Thursday at South Seminole Community H osp ital. Longwood. Bom May 20. 1937 In Long Island. N.Y.. he moved to Casselberry from New York In 1948. He was a self-employed travel agent and a Catholic. Survivors include daughter. Janice. Casselberry: stepson. ' ’ W h a t t h is m e a n s fo r Cochrane raid when the pro- hometown America la that, at a gram began In 1977. U was time when we should be invest­ state-funded. However, about ing In our future, we are not three years ago the money ran even keeping u p." satd Donald 2*.!’ * ° the coun,y P*eked up the Bonit. executive director o f the N IC . "T h e marginal areas o f toes) The chickens were formerly budgeting have disappeared and maintained by private organisa­ while new reaponaudtltiea con­ tions. Cochrane said, but this tinue to arrive at City Hail, the year Seminole County Public bucks are stopping somewhere Safety Department volunteered else." he mid. to help. The program usually Borut said municipal leaders runs from May to November onty are making budget decisions — the time when mosquitoes are that are "tough and sometimes active. painful and honest, though After samples are taken by rarely what you would call Dodd Williams. Leesburg: father, Charles J.. Orlando; brother. H.L.. Apopka. B ald w in -F alrch lld Fun eral Home. Altam onte Springs In charge o f arrangements. FMTLUBLOftSat* VANCE CDMT15 "5 W B K T M A N * * Curtis "Sweetm an" Mathews. 47. 816 Locust Ave.. Sanford, died July 4 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom Sept. 8, 1942. In Quitman. Ga.. he moved to Sanford In 1945 from there. He waa a farm laborer ai.d a Baptist. S u rvivors Include m other. Catherine Golden. Sanford: sis­ ters. Narva Alexander, Joyce Golden, both o f Sanford. Jannice Richards. Orlando; brothers. Johnny. Julius. Biondell. all of Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. Phyllis Lorene Vance. 50. 615 David St.. Winter Springs, died Wednesday at her residence. Bom April 9. 1932. in West Virginia, she moved to Winter Springs from Lakewood. Ohio. In 1971. She was a school bus driver for Seminote County and a Baptist. She waa a member o f th e S e m in o le C o u n ty Bus D riven Association. Survivors include husband. Raymond L.; son. Donald G.. Sanford: daughters, Charlotte S. T om p kin s. H ew ett. W. Va.. K im b e r ly P o w e r s , W in t e r Springs; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild. G a rd en C h a p el H om e for Funerals. Longwood. in charge o f arrangements. Dorothy C. Hanson. 67. 711 E. First St., Sanford, died Thursday at her residence. Born April 2. | 4fill > f amount from the 63.5 million reserve fund. Faison recommended reducing the potential deficit another 628.422 by eliminating a pro­ posed new three-man advanced Hfe support (ALS| unit with an A L S c o o r d in a to r and A L S e q u ip m e n t. T h e r e m a in in g 610,663 can be removed from the potential deficit by employee vacancy freezes. Faison Mid. Faison has recommended not replacing a total o f 12 full- and p a r t- t im e Jobs w h e n th e y become vacant. He said after the 15 em ployees fired Tuesday leave during the next 90 days, those would be the last firings he would recommend. Faison M id the Brings o f the 15 c l e r k s w o u ld c a u s e a slowdown in city paperwork. "Sure. U will cause an ad­ ministrative slowdown." Faison ■aid. "People won't be Immedi­ ately available to help the public or answer the telephone. The . police department will see n slowdown In the amount o f paperwork they have that can be done.” about them ." But commissioner A.A. McClanahan M id the reductions, including the "d ip s " Into the cash reserves are more accept­ able than a tax Inrrease. " I 'v e been dead-uet against using those reserves all along." McCTanahan M id . "B uitt t this year. I went along with It with f o r example, on the revenue the the situation we have. With aide. 75 percent o f the surveyed all the talk about tax Increases cities said they were Increasing on the county and the state and fees and charges; 43 percent the federal government, It’s got Im p lem en ted n ew fe e s and to start on the local level." charges; 41 percent Increased Last week. Faison proposed local property la x rates; 15 increasing the city's current tax percent Increased oth er tax rate o f 6.87 mils to 7.87 mils to rates; 5 percent increased local raise approximately 9618,000 sates tax rates and 3 percent needed to pay for such addi­ boosted local Income tax rates. tional stale-required expenses io Increase pension contributions On the spending side, 51 and for garbage recycling. T o percent reduced the grwoth rate o f operating spending; 39 per­ b a la n c e th e 622.1 m illio n cent contracted out services to budget. Faison relied on 982.719 from cash reserves to meet the reduce spending; 37 percent demands o f Increasing expenses. reduced actual levels o f capital •pending; 23 percent made cuts ' Commissioners rejected the increase, telling Faison to keep tn the city workforce; 22 percent the current tax rate which coats froxe municipal hiring and I t homeowners 66.87 per 61.000. percent reduced service levels. For example, an owner o f a Borut said the survey results 679.000 home with a 629.000 should serve as “ a warning homestead exemption pays tax­ signal shout stresses on our local es on $90,000. For that amount, revenue systems." the Sanford tax bill if left at the current rate would be 6343.90. If Increased another mil, the tax would be 6393.90.690 more. F a c e d w ith a p o t e n t ia l 6618.000 deficit, Faison re­ commended Monday eliminating 1923. In Live Oak. she moved to 15 clerk-typists. Including two Sanford In 1990 from there. She part-time employees, to save waa a retired owner o f Hanson 6306.669 o f the potential deficit. Shoe Shop. Sanford, and a He also recommended eliminat­ Protestant. ing (he 3 percent cost o f living Survivors Include husband. Increase for employees, adding A ndrew . Sanford; daughter. another 6270.226 to the needed Edith McNeill. Sanford; grand­ savings, but commissioners re­ d a u g h t e r . T r a c y M c N e ill. jected Ih l pay hike, so Faison Spartanburg. S.C.; grandson. recommended drawing the same Andy McNeill. Miami. Brlsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. ^"BAN KRU PTCY - » ITFOR YOOT FtOffUL LAW MAY l*LP - MK OUT9CSTB-KHST0UMfacet STY •CONSOLDATESUS •tTOe COLLSCTKMTHREATB •ttof foaroiiMUNi m u uw atrrs ROBERT H.PFLUEGER ATTORNEY A T LAW • call for OTwawavcu F L O R ID A ^ ™ ARRIVE AUVEm .v.M a Mill... 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Supporters sort# Snydor w as sfftectivs In a briefing Thursday for wire service reporters on next week's Houston economic summit of Industrialised nations. Brady also repeated White House con­ cerns about the adverse impact o f high Interest rates on growth. WASHINGTON — Supporters called homeless advocate Mitch Snyder a savior, while critics eatled him an Incurable egomaniac. But all agreed that his tacllca were extremely effective. Snyder, 46. the Madison Avenue executive turned unpaid director o f the Community for Creative Non-Violence, was found hanged Thursday at the homeless shelter he operated In the nation's capital In what police called an apparent suicide over a shattered love relationship. Jobless rsts slip s to &2 poresnt in Juno WASHINGTON — The nation's Jobless rale slipped to 5.2 percent In June on a burst o f hiring In the health Industry and other service sectors of the economy, the Labor Department said today. Private economists expected an Increase to 5.4 percent In June following civilian Jobless rates o f 5.3 percent In May and 5.4 percent In April. Counting military personnel. Ihe June Jobless rate stood ill 5.1 percent. From United P m i International fteportt Jackson to seek ‘shadow ’ Se n ste seat W A S H IN G T O N - Jesse Jackson announced he will seek one o f two symbolic "shadow" scats In the U.S. Senate, newly created positions lo champion statehood for the District o f Columbia. "Statehood for the District of Columbia 1s the most Important civil rights and social JurHce Is s u e in A m e r ic a t o d a y . " Jackson said Thursday. "Today I have decided to announce my candidacy for Ihe position o f U.S. senator from ihe District of Columbia." The City Council passed legis­ lation in February creating iwo six-year terms for "sh a d ow " senators and a two-year term for a "s h a d o w " member o f the House. Del. Walter Fauntroy. D-D.C.. the elty's only representative to Congress, docs not have voting rights. Fauntroy Is running for mayor. City voters agreed In 1979 to allow the Senate seats, but the council three times refused to place the Issue on the ballot. The elected officials will receive no pay or city funding. Six other city residents have announced candidacies for the second Senate scat and the House position. " W e d e s e r v e s ta te h o o d liccausc we pay federal taxes." Jackson said. "Residents of Ihe District pay over 91 billion annually In taxes to Ihe federal treasury, more totul federal tax­ es than eight stales." There are 630,000 residents of Washington, whfrh has a larger p o p u la tio n than D ela w a re. Wyoming. Vermont and Alaska. Federal legislation to Intlllalc statehood lor the city was In­ troduced in May by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass.. Sen. Paul Simon. D-lll.. and Fauntroy. "President Bush has projected some misinformation about I he Dlslrlct." said Jackson eomentlug oil Bush's opposition to district statehood. "H e Is also split about applying the same principles of democracy every­ where. He advocates statehood for Puerto Rico. They do not pay taxes: we do." Kennedy helps rescue couple near Hawaii United Press International B O STO N - R ep. J o sep h Kennedy II. D-Mas-v. plunged Inin idiark-lnlestcd waters off the coast ol Hawaii in help rescue I WO people whose IHhtllg bout had cupsl/rd. published re|N>rts sold Friday. K e n n e d y a n d h is t w in *t year-old sons were on vaca­ tion. Iishlng oil Ihe coast ol Kona In Hawaii Sunday afternoon when they heard a distress call o v e r th eir ra d io , the c o n ­ gressman and other witnesses sold In telephone interviews with Ihe Hostnu Herald and The Boston Globe. Rep. liart Gordon. D-Tenil.. Houston Oilers lineman Gulin Sculls and former Washington Redskins All-I'ro lineman Julm Willmr were also aboard Ken­ nedy's chartered lishlng vessel when the distress call came in A 17-foot llosion whaler, .d ready weighted down by a catch o f tuna and a marlin had Hipped " I don't necessarily agree high Interest rates in the United Slates are a good thing." Brady said. " I think we arc below the administration's growth goals and would like to get on the path again as soon as possible." The Federal Reserve Board has maintained high Interest rates as part o f Its drive to wipe out Inflation over Ihe next five years. Nonetheless, " I don't see a recession ." Brady said. " A l ­ though It’s obvious w e've got slower growth. I think o f a recession as negative growth. - New limits on water pollutants WASHINGTON - The Environmental Pro­ tection Agency proposed new limits Thursday on 24 pollutants In drinking water, a move expected to require additional decontamina­ tion efforts by 2,300 water systems serving 2 million people. Th e 24 substances Include nine possible or probable cancer-causing agents, ranging from Industrial wastes such as dioxin, solvents such as methylene chloride, and pesticides such as simarine, widely used on com and soybeans. Other health effects o f Ihe substances Include damage lo the heart, kidneys. Uver. reprodu ctive organs, brain und nervous system. The new regulations, subject lo review and poslble revision, would take effect In the tell o f 1993. and would be In addition lo restrictions already Imposed on 34 other water pollutants. EPA officials said most o f the 24 contami­ nants arc rarely found in drinking water at dangerous levels, although they acknowledged there to little monitoring data about some o f them. They atao said ground water surveys have found some cases o f pesticide residues higher than allowed by the proposed limits. However, the pollutant with the widest health impact o f the 24 to sulfate, a metal that ran cause stomach upset and diarrhea and to most dangerous to Infants, the officials said. About 1.100 o f affected systems will have lo take action against sulfate. W ildlife refuge contam ination continuing B y a m r a j.M m u a United Prats International W ASHINGTON Federal wildlife managers have nol developed a program lo detect and clean up contaminants that are killing birds, fish and other animals In the nation’s wildlife refuges. Interior De­ partm ent In vestigators re ­ ported. An audit tiy Ihe depart­ ment's office of Inspector gen­ eral cited several cases, most o f them In California, where the U.S. Fish and Wildlife S e r v ic e e ith e r o v e rlo o k e d potential contamination o f Us refuges or endlessly studied the situation. Th e report, released this week, comes 10 months after the General Accounting Office concluded that mining, off­ road veh icles, recreational boating and military nights are d a m a g in g 3 9 p e rc e n t o f wildlife refuges. Adding to that list o f woes, the inspector general's office finds that ihe response to chem ical contam ination o f refuges has been haphazard. " T h e (Fish and W ildlife) Service has not taken Ihe steps necessary to Implement a via­ ble contaminant detection and resolution program for all ref­ uges." (he report sasld. 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Fess also Included in the ordinance a prohibition on cer­ tain convenience stores and take-out restaurants forbidding food products lo be taken from th eir establishm ents In any plastic type container or plastic coated paper that would not be degradable within 12 months. Commissioner Tom Mahoney set the tone o f (he discussions by questioning w hy the three-page proposed ordinance did not have any supportive materials. “ This d o esn 't fo llo w n orm al p r o ­ c e d u r e s . " M a h o n e y s a id . "There's no staff Input, and In one place It rrfrrs to a Florida statute, but we don't have a copy orthat statute." Com m issioner Paul Trem el asked If the newspaper restric­ tion would Include every paper produced In the entire nation, as many arc mailed in to Lake Mary residents. City Attorney Ned Julian responsed that the ordi­ nance "only affects what Is sold In Lake Mary, not what comes In the m all." During the public participa­ tion. Gary lleficr. representing the Lake Mary Sun newspaper, said. "T h e big papers can afford l » convert In recyclable paper, the smaller ones usually can't nfford the cost." He asked tf this included n ew spaper In serts which are Included In local Employees 1A attended the meeting, said the commission could con­ sider alternatives at Its meeting Monday night. " W e 'l l have lo sec what everyone says and look Into this to find out If som e o f the poKilions really didn't need to tic cut.” Eckstein said. "M aybe there are other areas o f the budget where we can shave things off so we don't have to lose so many people." Lee also questioned how those who were being let go were chosen. •*W c p r o d u c e s o m u c h paperwork every day." Lee said. “ I have more skills than the others that are being kept nnd I have the performance records to prove It. How do they think they a rc g o in g to g et a ll that paperwork done?" McCauley told the group that C ity M anager Frank Faison made the determination as n result o f a request by the city commission to come up with a budget plan that would not Include Increasing the city advalorum tux by one mill. T h e co m m is sio n T u esd a y approved Faison's suggestion to dismiss all o f the city's clerk typist personnel and some other positions in the city bureaucra­ cy. There are nine clerk typists working for finance, engineer­ ing, fire, recreullon. police und parks departments. All o f them ere g iv e n 60-days notice, rhlch will be followed by a final day notice this Scpctcmbcr. ic other positions cut Inclutled ro part-time secretaries that rork for the city manager, city Icrk and personnel departicnts, two building Inspectors lhat work for the building dcirtment and a budget analyst ind an account clerk that work for the finance department. Together there are 15 people classified in 14 positions. In­ cluding two part-time positions. "I'd like to know where Frank 'alson Is today." Lee said. "W hy in't he here?" McCauley said he assumed "alson had other work to do. "S o as o f today, we arc seeking inemployment: Is that correct?" iked Pam Barkimer. a budget malyst for the finance deparlent. " I'v e been looking for mother Job for some time. Now. Ithcy are going to provide me [with the opportunity to find it." "W hen the commission was [going over ihe budget, did they iknow that an entire cluss of [positions was going lo be cut?" naked Lyle Willis, an Inspector in the building department. "I'm optim istic." Willis said later. '" I ’m hoping to go to the com[mission meeting Monday night [and get some straight talk from [hem. I’ m personally hoping lhat [they w ill co n sid er an oth er dtem allvc." Willis said he wus afraid lo comment further for fear of clng fired Immediately for Inlubordlnution. Other em ployees, however, rerc more vocal. " I am going to fight this all the ray." Lee said. " I'll take this to [the commission and If they waul [to see performance records lo mow how well wc work. I'll ihow them." McCauley said the individuals rerc chosen because the city lanager deemed them lrasl critical to the dally operation or Ihe city. Same o f the employees didn't igrec. When one o f the workers iked McCauley how much the -partment heads hud to say ibout who was being cut amt 'hy. Police Chief Steve Harriett Interrupted the discu ssion , •rvcnlly addressing the ques­ tion. Let me Interject." Harriett ild. rising to his feet from a chair In the back of the room. "This department head found tut when the city commission »und out Tuesday afternoon I lad no say as lo w ho was ts-tng cut." F in an ce D ire c to r C a ro ly n S m a ll r e ite r a te d H a r r ie tt's stalcmcni. "I didn't know who I was losing until the day that It was brought to the commission." Small said. Faison would not say what criteria he used, to decide which (imillnnstucul. "O ur research shows that the so-called degradable materials arc not degrading In our landfills as fast as people think." She also noted lhat there Is ii diminishing number of landfills and recycling plants In the slate and the nation. Kidd cnnrludcd her re­ marks by g iv in g , each o f (hr commissioners u yo-yo. made nut o f recycled plastic from McDonald's restaurants. During the final discussion. Commissioner Mahoney said he didn't like the wording o f the proposed ordinance. papers but are often printed elsewhere. # Scott Sherman, vice president o f operations for the Orlando Sentinel, com m ented.. on the F lo rid a sta tu te, sa y in g the statewide ban wouldn't go Into effect until October 1992. He said for the Sentinel to comply with the statute or the ordi­ nance. It would lake three years from start up. T h r e e r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s o f various plastic producers were also present. Vtckl Kidd with A m oco Foam Products said. "T h ere are too many holes In It. especially some of the words that arc used." Mahoney said. He called attention to the word “ encouraged." saying. " I f we enact an ordinance, we aren't trying lo encourage anything.' we arc saying that's what must be done. With a lac* o f support for the measure Indicated from Com­ m issioners Mahoney. Trem el and George Duryca. the matter was tabled until city's staff can rom r up with additional sup­ Lake Maryproject of Lake Mary Boulevard. years to come. We all know These Include Installation o f a those dollars do not represent 20-Inch water transmission line. rash In hand, but Is based on a Insinuation of n sanitary sewer lot o f good faith estimates com­ line, ihe Lake Mary/Semlnole ing true ” Litton said. "W e must retain County wholesale water connec­ tion. two 1 million gallon storage enough reserves to deal with tanks, raw water Improvements, u n ex p ec te d o c c u rre n c e s or replacement o f one utility serv­ shortfalls, as the case may be," ice truck nnd the purchase o f an With this in mind, ihe budget electronic meter data collection p r o p o s a l Is b a sed on th e assumption lhat Lake Mary will device. borrow $1 million at 7 percent “ Thcac seven projects," Litton over 20 years. said, "ndd up to almost 1.8 Lltton's budget proposal, how­ million dollnrs o f new money ever. Is only Ihe beginning. From needed for 1991 for capital this point on. each individual projects In the enterprise fund." area o f the budget w ill he lie added. "W h ile that figure exumined closely, with Ihe first may seem like a lot of money. It of a scries o f budgetary meetings Is noi when you consider the slated lo be held July 12 in the magnitude o f our capital re­ new city hall, 120 Lake Mary quirements Init 11 now und In the Boulevard. 1A wage a legal bailie w ilh Florida Power Corporation over the city's plan lo bury power lines along Lake Mary B o u le v a rd . He also re c o m ­ mended maintaining a $100,000 c o n t in g e n c y fu n d fo r any emergencies such as a hurri­ cane. In another revenue producing area, the budget proposal calls for no Increases In permit fees or water and sewer rales, with Ihe exception o f establishing a re­ c la im e d w a te r c h a rg e and p o s s ib ly e s ta b lis h in g a stormwater utility. One matter lhat may be draw considerable discussion is a list o f seven Capital Projects, many o f which relate to Ihe widening portive materials. A s Fess moved on to the next Item on the commission's agenda. Commis­ sioner Tremel wus heard to say. "There's no w ay this is going lo ct»mc buck." Arson CMtbMMi from Page 1A problem Thursday night, and began pushing Hit­ man outside. As MacDonald wus leaving the building, he allegedly shouted “ You all have five min­ utes to leave the restaurant, before 1 toreh this place." Semi­ nole County sheriff's deputy G.H. Nagata reported today. D e L u c a s a id M a c D o n a ld allegedly sloshed gasoline on him from the can and was pouring gasoline outside the building when DeLuca kirkt-d Ihe two-gallon cun away from the suspect. The suspect headed for a cur. but DeLuca took the keys from Ihe Ingnlllon. and MacDonuld was unable lo flee. Nagata ar­ rived and detained and later arrested MacDonald. MacDonald, a const ruction worker, was arrested at the restaurant at 7:02 p.m. Thurs­ day on charges o f attempted arson to an occupied structure and resisting arrest, for allegedly fighting Nagata. MacDonald Is held without bond today in the Seminole County Jail. SHOP SATURDAY 10 A.M. 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Kansas City pounded out 16 hits Thursday night to do a pretty good mash lob on Detroit In piling u p s 16-3 victory over the Tigers. It was the Royals* fourth straight win and filth In seven games. Kansas City has scored 45 runs on 50 hits In those four victories. "It's going to be tough." Kansas City manager John Wathan said o f hla team's chances o f catching Oakland and Chicago after Its poor start. The Royals are still eight games under .300. Elsewhere In the A L on Thursday. Minnesota stopped Boston 7-4: Milwaukee edged Oakland 4-3: Seattle bested Cleveland 4-1: Toronto beat California 9-2: and Texas shaded Baltimore 3-2, FHAMC1 Cyclists msks trip by sir V \ SARREBOURG. France - Riders In the 77th Tour de France Thursday made the long trip to eastern France the easy way — by air — to prepare for the sixth stage of the classic bicycle race on Friday. The special night from Deauville to Strasbourg arrived without Incident despite an air traffic controllers* strike In northern France. Canadian Sti ve Bauer of the 7-Eleven tram Is the current holder o f the yellow Jersey after heading a breakaway with three other riders In the first stage on Sunday. Two-tim e winner Laurent Fignon o f France became the first big name casualty o f the race, withdrawing because o f a leg Injury Wednesday. Friday's stage Is 126 miles through the Alsace-Lorraine region from Sarrebourg to Vittel. The stage Includes two moderate climbs. COLLIDE FOOTBALL WiMMkl going to Undonwood Lake Howell High School graduate George Wlsncskl Jr. has signed to play football for the Llndenwood College (St. Charles. Mo.| Lions this fall. AltAebacker oh’the Silver Hawks' conference, district and regional championship team, won the Golden Helmet Award and was named to the All-District and All-County teams. The son of George and Tercse Wlsncskl of Fern Park. Wlsncskl plans to major In business at Llndenwood. AtlTO RACING Sacks captures Papal 400 pola DAYTONA BEACH - Winter Park resident Greg Sacks, a consultant on the movie "Days of Thunder." earned the pole position Thursday for this weekend’s Pepsi 400 by blasting around Daytona International Speedway at a speed o f 195.533 mph. Sacks, driving a Chevrolet Lumlna. barely edged NASCAR point leader Mark Martin. Martin qualified at 195.359 mph. followed by Dale Earnhardt (195.088). Bill Elliott (194.940). and Darrell Waltrip (193.995). The biggest surprise of the day came when Richard Petty qualified seventh at a speed of 193.657 mph. It was Petty's best effort In over three years. His previous best came In 1986 at the Western 500 when he also qualified seventh. NATIONAL LKAOU1 Plratss taka Dodgara deap LOS ANGELES — Dodger Stadium la sup­ posed to be a tough home run park, but don't tell that to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates pounded out four homers Thurs­ day night. Including back-to-back home runs by Andy Van Slyke and Bobby Bonilla on consecu­ tive pitches, to rally for a 9-6 victory over the Dodgers and stay 1-2 game In front of the surging New York Mels In the NL East. Rick Reed. 2-0. posted his second win since being called up from Buffalo of the American Association (AAA) a month ago. After giving up four runs In the first. Reed retired 18 batters In a row. Ramon Martinez. 9-4. lasted 4 1-3 Innings to take his first loss at home after seven wins. He allowed seven hits and seven runs while walking three. __ Elsewhere In the NL on Thursday. St. Louts defeated San Diego 4-1: Montreal blanked Houston 11-0; Cincinnati drilled Philadelphia 9-2: and New York overcame Atlanta 9-8. B A S E B A LL 117:30 p.m. — W AYK 56. Minnesota Twins at New York Yankees. (L) ( 110:30 p.m. — WON. Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Giants. |L) 9 0 Pick a field, any field Royals starting to gat hot TOUW 6 , 1 9 Joshua Watson struck out 10 batters during his no-hlttsr of Orlando Rscrsatlon. S a n fo rd M a jo rs o p e n w ith b lo w ou t SANFORD — Joshua Watson picked up where hr left off In the regular senson by hurling u no- hitter as the Sanford Little Major League All-Stars opened play In the Sub-District Tournament with a 23-0 slaughter of Orlando Recreation Department at Roy Holler Field Thursday night. In the other game Thursday, defending sub-district champion Orlando S.A.Y. held ofLJhc. Leesburg Americans 7-6. The schedule for today has Leesburg playing Orlando Recreutlon ut 6 p.m. and Sanford facing S.A.Y. at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, Sanford will challenge Leesburg at 10 a.m. and the two Orlando teams will play at noon. Watson, who pitched the Dodgers to the City Championship, was nearly untouchable, holding a perfect game for two and 1/3 Innings. He had two strikeouts In every Inning to finish with 10 and one walk. Hr got plenty of help from Ills teammates, who came up with 10 hits and 16 walks. O f the 18 players who hit for Sanford. 17 cither scored or drove In a mn. Powering Sanford were Damon Copollu (double, single, two runs scored). Watson (two singles, two runs scored). Cedric Williams (double, three runs ■ r o r r d ). J a m e s p to ld s (d o u b le , r u n s c o r e d ). A l e x i s Acosta (double). Terrell Jackson and Kevin Butler (one single and two runs scored each) and Phillip Reynolds (single, run scored). Also contributing were Corey Williams and Shawn Eason (two runs scored euch). Paul Evans. Bart Dixon. Byron Deese. Lloyd Dixon. Mike Howard and Alberto Wllllums (one mn scored each) and Donnie Hinson (RBI). DB m M ajors, Fags 2B Little League All Stars begin tonight, tomorrow Prww sta ff reports If you happen lo be near a Lillie leagu e field sometime during the next 36 hours, the odds arc very good there will be an All-Star game of one kind or another going on. Starting tonight. Little League Baseball begins the chase for Its International championships In the Little 111 and 12). Junior (13) and Senior (14 and 15) age groups. Seminole County's three leagues — Altamonte Springs. Casselberry and Oviedo — should be right In the hunt. Every Journey begins with a single step and for local Little League teams, the fl.xt step In the trek to the World Series Is the Area Tournament. District 14. which encompasses most o f Central Flori­ da. is divided Into four Areas. The w in n ers o f those four dou ble­ elimination tourneys come together to play for the District 14 title and the right to advance to the next level. And It ull begins Ihis weekend. L l t t l * Lsagus A re a I t Clermont opens with Dr. Phillips at 12:30 p.m. Saturday with Winter Gardens taking on Ocoee at 5:30 p.m. Both games will be played In Euslls. On Monday. South Or­ ange will host the Clermont-Dr. Phillips winner while Southwest Orlando will be at home against the Winter Gardens-Ocoee victor. Both games will start at 5 p.m. A re a 2r Apopka plays Pine Hills at 10 a.m. Saturday while the A lta m o n te S p rin gs A m erican s tackle Rolling Hills at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Both gam es w ill be played In Euslls. The two winners will play at 7 p.m. Monday at Rolling Hills. A re a 9: Oviedo and Mount Dora play at 12:30 p.m. Saturday before ije Altamonte Springs Nationals face Eustls at 3 p.m. Both games will be played In Euslls. On Monday. Casselberry will host the OvlcdoMount Dora winner while the Altamontc Springs Natlonals-Eustls will be at Deltona. Both games are □ B aa L ittle , Page 2B SANFORD - There's nothing like! going Into a tournament and draw­ ing the host team In the first game. That's exactly the situation that faces the Sanford All Stars when they travel to Edgewater this even­ ing to play In the Junior Major League All-Star District Tourna­ ment. "W e 'v e been told that Edgewater and Ormond Beach have pretty good teams," said Sanford manager Klonle Jordan. "W e were Just lucky enough to get the home team first. W e p la y at 8 p .m . a g a in s t Edgewater. Win or lose, we'll play again on Saturday. We'll probably have two games In less than 24 hours. "W e 'v e had some real good p a r c t lc e s . W e had tw o g o o d practices this week. W e have been going three times a week. Now It's Just a matter o f playing together. At this level, you win with pitching and defense. And we have a little bit of both." Named to this year's team from the C ity-C ham pion K n igh ts o f Columbus Cardinals were George Beasley. Johnny Dennis. Charlie Farmer. Quentin Hunt. Eric Ingram and Craig Merkcraon. Representing the second-place Moose Lodge Pirates are Corey Donaldson. Matthew Harris. Eric Roberts and William Williams. Picked to represent the Kiwanls Club Orioles were Corey Anderson. D em etrius Jackson. Ray June. Jamie King and Channlng Walton. Rounding out the team are Clifton Branch and Tarrus Davis from the Rotary Club Royals. Assisting Jordan, who guided the Cardinals to 15-3 record and the City Championship after an 0-2 start. wlU be Jim Smith (who was Jordan’s assistant on Cardinals) and Tom m y Kelger (assistant coach for the Pirates during regular season). There are eight teams in the district tournament, which will follow a double-elimination formal. The tournament winner goes direct­ ly to the state tournament to be played In Port Orange on Aug. 2-7. □ Offense highlights Mustang tournament Freni sta ff rep erte FOREST CITY - There was plenty o f offense In the first round of the Mustang (9 and 10-ycur-olds) All-Star Central Florida D istrict Tournam ent played at West Seminole Pony League on Thhursduy night. In the first game, the Seminole Nationals hammered West Sem i­ nole Gold 17-1 In u gume stopped ufter four Innings by the mercy rule. The second game was a little closer. W est S em in ole Maroon besting the Seminole Americans 10-2. J e f f M o n a c o nnd K e v i n Johnson combined lo pitch a two-hltter for the Seminole Na­ tionals in the opener. Brundon G rem llllon ripped a two-run double lo highlight a 19-hit Seminole National attack. West Seminole Maroon's Col­ ton pounded u home run and a double In the nightcap to send the Seminole Americans Into the losers' bracket. Action resumes this evening with a losers' bracket gam e matching West Seminole Gold and the Seminole Americans at 5:30 p.m.. Then, at approximate­ ly 8 p.m.. the Seminole Nationals and West Seminole Maroon will square off. There are games scheduled for 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday with the lf-necessary game set for 2 p.m. on Sunday. The winner advances to the state tourna­ ment. which will be played at Sem inole Pon y's Five Points Complex nest weekend. FOREST CITY — West Semi­ nole handed Seminole a 5-3 setback In the opening game of the Pony (14-year-olds) Area Tournament on Thursday night. C B oo Mustang, Fags 2B Garrison upsets Graf, to meet Navratilova in title match WIMBLEDON. Englund — Zina Garrison, frustrated In 33 previous Grand Slam tourna­ ments. Thursday upset defending champion Steffi Graf in three sets to become the ttnal obstacle between Martina Navratilova and u record ninth Wimbledon singles crown. The fifth-seeded Garrison, playing with the composure and consistency which long hud eluded her. advanced to the first major final of her 11-year career with a 6-3.3-6.6-4 victory. Second seed Navratilova. 33. dispatched No. 4 Gabricla Saballnl 6-3. 6-4 to move within one match of the record she wants so much. The left-hander, who reached the final for the 11th time In 13 years. Is tied with Helen Wills Moody with eight Wimbledon singles titles. The odds will be heavily in Navratilova's favor Saturday. Stic has won 27 of 28 matches against Garrison, the only loss coming at the 1988 U.S. Open. "Obviously my record’s overwhelming but tills (flr M ft i h (h r «u ir f:ir r w h r r r k h r k m nal H U r lv in do It again." said Navratilova, who has not won u Grand Slam title since the 1987 U.S. Open. The 26-year-old Garrison ulways hud struggled with her nerves and concentration but against Graf her play was Impeccable. "She didn't make any errors ... sin was going for the right shuts, doing the right things." said Graf, who blamed her own p»x»r play for setting up Garrison's opportunites." Garrison, who came Into the match t-5 against Graf, had not beaten her since 1985. But after the biggest victory of her career, she said "the strange thing Is. I was very relaxed." The Texan, who toppled French Open champi­ on Monica Seles In the quarterfinals, stuck resolutely lo her strategy of playing the West German's backhand und rarely subjected herself to the powerful forehund. Garrison came to net ut every opportunity and had the s|iced necessary to cut off passing shots and chase down the deep placements which have brought Graf nine major titles. Not since (lie 1987 Australian 0|H'ii has a Grand Slam final been played without Graf, a string o f 13 straight major tournaments. Graf said her recent sinus problems were nol a factor In her loss. She believes her departure opens the door for Navratilova. " I think now It's pretty sure Martina's tournament. Zina doesn't have the game to beat Martina." said Graf. Garrison, when told G rafs prediction, would only say. "You get to a final like this on grass and anything can happen." Navratilova downed Sabatln! for the 13th time In 16 career meetings. The Czechoslovakia!) native executed her serve-and-volley gume to perfection. The Argentine occasionally made brilliant shots but never showed sufficient consistency to pose a challenge. "She's tough, she's very lough, but she's beatable." Saballnl said of Navratilova's pro­ spects. Saturday will mark Navratilova's ninth con­ secutive appearance In Wimbledon's singles final and she said Ihr two-dav wait would be difficult. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y il �STATS & STANDINGS In the opening game or the tournament. 8.A.Y. built “ ^>-0 lead through four Innings behind the no hit pitching o f Mike Maroth. But Leesburg rallied In the last two Innings and had the lying run on second base before 8 .A .Y . r e l i e f p itc h e r Matt Peterson recorrd the final out. BAM t a n T : S p m . - 14,14. Mtontaol*at Haw Yark. ID 7;N p m . - K ir a . K N W M City at Detroit. t il - T i t Mm York at Attant*. (L ) N M i.-w .ia ti. LM ttstta'tott til N : » am . - J M I I M . ON. CMcoga a* tan Pacing the S.A.Y. attack wrre Kris Poilok (double, two singles, run scored). Johnson (home run. two runs scored). Rocky Bell (h om e ru n ). K e ith C o ttre ll (single, run scotcdl. Maroth and Andy Wlenrtch (one single each) and Peterson (run scored). L e a d in g L e e s b u r g w e r e Thompson (home run). Blshon Roberts. Olvcr and Chandler (one tingle and one run scored each), Bailey and Witter (or* single each) and Cunningham and Bruce Darla lane run scorn) each). J u n io r s ^ — T d really like to thank the Parents* A sso cia tio n ,'* said Jordan. "T h e y ’ve been super to us. W e're going up there with brand new uniform* and new equipm ent. N o m atter what happens, w e'll look good. "T h e kids know they’re repre­ senting the city o f Sanford and they have a lot o f pride in themselves. Sanford can rest assured that they will be well represented by these young m en." scheduled to atari at 7 p.m. The three-tram, double elimina­ A ra n 4t Northwest Volusia tion tournament will continue squares off against St. John’s at tonight. 3 p.m. Saturday. Deltona and DeLand play at 10 a.m. Both Branca Laagna games will be played in Eustls. FIVE POINTS - The Seminole On Monday at 7 p.m,. Southwest Nationals held off a late rally by Volusia hosts the Northwest the Seminole Americans to post Volusia-St. John's winner and a 6-5 win In the opening game of Daytona la home against the the Bronco (11 and 12-yrar-olds) Deltona-DeLand winner. Area Tournament at the Five Points Complex on Thursday night. Tonight, the Seminole Ameri­ cans play Seminole Central at 6 p.m. There are a pair o f games scheduled for Saturday and an If-necessary game act for Sun­ day. The winner o f the Area Tournament will move on to the C e n tr a l F lo r id a D is t r ic t Tournam ent, w hich w ill be played at Five Points next weekend. IISN. U S. OtympN COM * am. — WISH t. Wimbledon. warn* '» tinglti final. Zina Garrlton vt Martina Navratilovs ( l ) i«vWr Frana. Argentki*. Leonard* UvMN. N k l c w f . JBramy BMW. B rIIM M vtn W*WV AwtS). Tm m 114). AX Id . M . AI. AUTO RAC I S * l : N pm. — ESra, Formula Ona French Grand Frlx, IL) 1 s m. - E ir a . CAdT Cleveland Grand PrN.111 B AM M U I: JOp m. — 13. JO. Minnesota al Ne* York. (L I 1 p.m. — OR. TBS. New York at Atlanta. (L ) 1:30 p.m. — ESPN. Chicago at San Francisco. (LI I * m .-E S P N . Oakland atd aw lan d .il) I *m . — SC. U S Olympic Showcet* OnltadSlat** vt Karts IL) BASKETBALL 7: JOp m. - SC. W IL. Illinois at Erl# Leading the Sem in ole Na­ tionals on Thursday was Brian Zaladonls. who pitched a com ­ plete game to earn the win and supported his cause w ith a two-run home mn In the second Inning. Also contributing to the Na­ tio n a ls’ attack w e re Bobby DodcnhofT (two singles, one run scored, one RBI). Eddie Tooke (two singles, one run scored). Hen Fratrlck (single, two runs scored), Chris Louwsma (single, one run scored) and Shawn Savage (single, one RBI). J:J0 pm. - WFTV », WBA welterweight champlonihlp, Mark Breland vt. Akron DsvN.ll) CYCLING f4 W & WTV«.TwNB, Fr»cs m to t; 7. Richard Patty. Ran Neman. N.C.. pantlec, m u h «. Tarry I ........ . Carput Chrlati. Taaaa, OMwimSIN. ltJ.tN; * Ricky RvdP Chatapaaht. Va. Chavratat, ipj.n i ; )•> ByN Patty. RandHman. N.C.. Pantiac, Milwaukee A Oakland 3 SaattN A CNwland I TaranNt. Calltarnla J Kantaa City IS. Datralt 1 10X101 t l. Rab M arata, M adltan , Cann., OtdtmahlN. 101.07*1 If. Alan KulwicM. OraantlaW. WN.. P a r i 171441; t l StarUng Marlin, CelumBla. Tann.. Oldtmoblla. 1*7 575; 14. EmN Irvan. Madatta. Calif.. OldtmeMIe, 171.3*4; IS. Geoff Rodina. Chemung. N.V.. Pardl 1*133* I*. Harry Oant. Taylartvllla, N.C., OtdtmahlN, 1PI.SS4; 17. Devoy Alllton. S I), 7:IS pm. Cal Hernia (Lanftlan *•») a* MHwawhaa I Powell 4-1). 1:35 p m. Kantat City IGoruon 5-5) « Detroit (MorrN I t), 7: IS p.m. Baltimore IHarnitch 7-4) at Chicage I Parti 4-7). 1:01 pm. Minnaeoto (Andaman M l and Smith 4-4) at New Yorh IHowklnt 15 and Laltolnl i l l . I . S p w. Saturday Gamat SaattN at Torente Minn*tola at N*w York Oakland at CNwland. nigh* Baltimore at Chicago, night Kantat City at Oatiait. nij^l California at Milwaukee, night Sotton at Taxat. night NATIONAL LEAGUE • Plthburgh . Now York ■Montreal . Phlladtlphla - Chicago IS!. Leult Cincinnati San Francltco k».m. — ESPN. U.5. Olympic Fntlvkl, |l> Midnight - ESPN. U S. Olympic Fntlvkl BOLP Noon - ESPN. Senior PGA long lilknd Ctkkktc, (Ink) round. IL I 4p.m. — WISH J. Anheutar Butch CItilk. tint) round. (L) SOCCER 1:55 p.m World Cup. M O T ..n t Gkrmkny. (L ) TENNIS • a.m. — WESH 1. Wimbled™, mtn't tingle* IInal. IL) AUTO RACING S :*p m . - WNDB AM 0150). RK p Tklk I p.m. — WNDB AM ( 11901. On Pit Road L lw • p.m. - WNDB AM (11501. Bill Connkl Shaw •A M M IL 0:15 pm. — WMOO AM |«f0). Ktnttt City Rpykit kl Ootrpll Tiger» 7 p.m - WWNZ AM 1740], Southtrn League, Oritndo kl JtcktonvIlW 7 : » p m . - WBZSAM 11X70). Th* Spent Flnal/Sportt Owmlghl Saturday AUTO RACING 7:30 pm. - WNDB AM (DM). Wlntton CupToduy • k.m. — WNDB AM OISOI. N p l NO preraco 7:4$ am, — WNDB AM (lltt). PpptldM 1p.m. - WNOB AM 11IN ). Pvptl NO recap BAM BALL 1:30 pm. - WWNZ AM (7 « ). Seattle Mkrlnortkt Toronto Blue J t y t . 0:50 p.m. - WMJK AM D IM ). FSL. Otcoolo of Clearwater I X p.m. - WBZSAM (17701. New York MoN kt Allkntk Brawt 7:JB pm. - WWNZ AM ( 7 « ). Southtrn League. Orland* at Jacktonvlll* SOCCER 0:05 pm. — WHOO AM (NO). ASL. Ttmpt Boy Rowdlet at Orlando Llont MISCELLANEOUS 1):B4pm. - WBZSAM 11170). Th* Sport* Flnal/Sportt Overnight fn p i.ii a » ail - 41 J* 34 » .11* IN . « ) I1N .W4 TIN .414 MN N 41 41 45 B AI8BAIL 17: IS pm. — WHOO AM tHB), Kanu * City Royal* at Detroit Tlgtrt 1:19 pm. - WMJK—AM (17301. Houtlon Attrotkl Montreal Expot 1:50 pm. - WBZSAM (1770). N w York MaN at Atlanta Brovat 4 p.m. - WWNZ AM (740). South*™ League, Orlando at Jacktonvllia 0:50 pm . - WMJK-AM (1770). FSL. Otceola al WlnNr Hawn • pm. - WWNZ AM I7N). Oakland A't al CNwland IndJant » m .m ta Thartdav RatelH SI. LouNA SanDNgol Montreal II. Houtlon 0 Cincinnati *. Phlladtlphla I New York *. Atlanta > Plttthurgh P. Lot Angeleti Friday Gamat IAU timet ROT) St. Loult (Tudor p j) at San Diego (Retmuuenl 4). 10 05pm. Houtlon (Darwin J l) at Montreal I Boyd 4 J). 7:35pm Cincinnati (Jackton 7 7) al Philadelphia IDeJetutPlI. 7:35p.m. flew York (Con* *4) at Atlanta (Aw ry I J).7:40p.m. Plttihurgh (Smiley 3 31 al Lo* Angel** (Morgan 74). 10:35 p m Chicago IBotkl* 7 4) at San Francltco Providing the offense for the Americans were Chris Kapclka (two singles, one RBI). Angelo A m a to (s in g le , th r e e runs scored). James Patrakts (single, hit by pitch, one run scored). Allan Gchr (single). Sam Moore (one run scored) and Aaron Hlack and Jimmy Parsons (one RBI rach). Also. Seminole Pony League formally announced the rosters o f Its three Bronco *A1I-Star trams. Named to the American roster w ere A n g e lo A m a to , C h ris Kapclka. Keith Tcdcsco. Scott Moseley, Sam Moore. Matthew Thompson. Tom Joy. James Patrakts, Dustin Owen. Aaron Black. Kenny Birch. Allan Gchr. Jimmy Parsons. David Neills and Clay Green. Don Owen Is the manager with Mike Black and Jim Birch assist! n as coaches. On the National team arc Brian Zaladonls. Shawn Savage. Chris Louwsma. Shaun St. De­ n n is. E d d ie T o o k e . B obby DodcnhofT. Jimmy Rabun. Josh P a tto n . Ben F r a tr ik , J osh Calapa. Richie Bradley. Ryan Donoghue. David Bcmosky. Jay McFarlane and Jason Dickey. Ed Suggs Is the manager, assisted by Coaches Jim Rabun and Al Lewis The Central squad consists of Michael Buky. Shaun Burger. Brian Henderson. Joey Hudlck. Carlos Martinez. Andrew MeClung. Mike Meadows. Brian Miller. Tony Morgan. Patrick Nave. Andy Ncufcld. Jeremy Parker. Jason Shipley. Robert Vcsscy and Chris Youmans. The manager is Gary Parker and the coaches arc David Hudlck and . Ron Miller. Q ftL C E A Y E A R S A L E ! ! IsSriJ^ AUTO PAINTINO POCy CRYSTALIN 7*« A t o * t o p p ' M W I I A Whole naw conctpt in Auto Painting rssulting In Incrtssdd hardness and durability. Also providss added raolotance to nlcko, scratch** A lading. 2 year writtsn guaronto* (pro-ralad) •gainst pooling A cracking. sa v e Columbut IAtlrot) Orlande (T w in ) JecktonvlIN (Expot) Greenville (Brevet) Charlotte (Cubt) Wettern Divitlen Knoxville (Blue Jeyt) HunNvIlN I Athlelict) Chattanooga (Nedt) Birmingham IWhit* Sox) Memphlt I Royal 11 y.y I games will be played at Eustis. A iw a I t Ptne Hills and Apopka play wt 4 p.m. Saturday with the Altamonte Springs Americans taking on Rolling Hills at 7 p.m. Both games will be played at Eustis. On Monday at 7 p.m., the two winners will play at Pine Hills A r e a St Eustis and Deltona meet at 7 p.m. this evening al Eustis while Mount Dora will 1 host the Altamonte Springs Na- I tionals. also at 7 p.m. lontght. The two winners will play again 1 Saturday at Altamonlr Springs. Casselberry facing the EustisDeltona winner at 10 a.m. and Oviedo taking on the Mount D ora-Altam onic Springs Na­ tional victor at I p.m. A A re a 4t Southwest Volusia 1 and Deltona take the field to- \ night at 5 p.m. at St. John's. On Saturday at 4 p.m.. St. John s will play Daytona with DeLand s q u a r i n g o f f a g a in s t the S o u th w e s t V olu sta-D ellon a winner at 7 p.m. Both games will be played at Altamonte Springs. S ta to r L ea g M A r e a I t Dr. Phillip* hosts Winter Garden at 7 p.m. tonight while Clermont t* at Ocoee In another 7 p.m. contest this evening. The two winners go to Eustis on Saturday. Southwest O r la n d o p l a y i n g th e Dr. Philllps-WIntcr Garden wlnnncr at 10 a.m. and South Orange fa c in g the C lerm on t-O coec winner at 1 p.m. A r t a I t Both first-round games will be played In Eustis on S a tu rd a y . R o llin g H ills tangling with Pine Hills at 4 p.m. and the A lta m on te Springs Americans playing Apopka at 7 p.m. The two winners wlU meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Altamonte Springs. A r e a S t T h e A lta m o n t e Springs Nationals will be at home tonight, taking on Eustis at 7 p.m. Meanwhile. Mount Dora w ill be at Deltona In another 7 p.m. game. Action moves to Altamonte Springs on Saturday. Oviedo taking on the A ltam onte Springs NationalKustis winner at 10 a.m. while Casselberry plays the Mount Dora-Deltona winner al I p.m. A r e a 4 1 Southwest Volusia will host St. John's tonight at 7 p.m. On Saturday at Altamonte Springs, DeLand plays Deltona at 4 p.m. with the winner o f the Southwest Volusla-St. John's game facing Daytona at 7 p.m. National League — Martin*!. LA US; Gooden. NY 111; DeLeon. STL N ; VNia. NY. N ; Cana. NY N; Martinet. Men H i Sene*. SD end Smelt!. AH 74. American Laagu* — Clamant. Bo* 115. Ryan. Tea 104. LangiMn. Cal 103. H*nion. Saa N. Witt. Tax *4; Johnton. Sea 73. Gordon. KC7D $| O A 95 1124.06_________________ A A T National Laagua - VNta. NY l.M; Armstrong. Cln 1.34; Martinet. Man 7.71; Browning. Cln 7 74; Gardner, Men ISO; Martinet. LA 30); Whitten. SO 7.00. American Laagua — Hibbard. CM I d ; Finley, Cat 7.50,; Clement. Bat 7 57; Welch. Oak 7 4*; King Chi 7.74; Stewart. Oak 7 73, Sabarhagan. KC 774. Single original color * High Gloat llniah * 3 year writ­ ten guarantee * Complete exterior * (Pro-rated) ■gainst pooling and cracking * 4 cons or equivalent with clear finish coat. M N| s s g SAVE S160II * I D T TRUCKS, VANS. STATION WAGONS SLIGHTLY HIGHER B SALE : PtUCES 0 0 0 0 AT OOTH .OCAI ION' to I year contract �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, July 4. 1M0 — SB ■'.-'.XI’ IN ■ Positive image lightens burden of excess weight . BRIEF -,'C , •> . SotPiMpEf-kg i V o tu n tw fi viM dsd The Volunteer Center o f Seminole County It • i for the recruitment and placem ent o f volunteer* to Seminole County Social Service Agencies, CeH 5215750 to volunteer your time. Adult volunteer* ore needed weekda y for the following: Health and Safety Fair. Thuraday. July 12 at the Sanford Civic Center. Th e Parent Resource Center need* help at booth*. No experience la nrrraaaryt The Grove Counseling Center. Legal Aid Society, and Health and Rehabilitative Service* need general office help; Many elderly care center* need aaalatance leading crafts activities-training and lota o f hut la provided: Central Florida Sendee* for t h e P t a a d v n fg r d need* n d p with fund-raising and telemarketing to send handicapped children to camp. Adults are needed evening or weekends at: Rescue Outreach Miaalon. They are desperate for helper* to serve hutch on S a tu rd a y or S u n d a y : Humane Society need* a wide variety o f help, especially some strong, good-hearted persons to help haul branches and dig a long, shallow trench: Sanford Center would like assistance with special events and outing* to area dinner theater* and attractions. Teenagers are needed w e e k d a y or weekends. Call for more information. Dolphins, wM m h Thla la in to "L ook in g Beyond L ook s" — the fct woman who had bean humilitated, intuited aad rkLcukd by total atrango f her weight. I to tell: Aa a 21-year-old bride. I weighed 126 pound*. (I'm 5 foot 3 J O ver th e years. I put on weight. |*m war* old and weigh Although I'd love to be ahm to have more choice hi clothe*, no diet ever worked far me, so now I Just don't I'v e a h r a y been able to get I applied for. and r v e h a t a d a y '* work due to fteople a h r a y guess m y a ^ to be at least 10 years younger than I am. and I've never experienced any rejec­ t io n o r ru d e c o m m e n ts beraum o f m y weight. I am w e ll-p ro p o rtio n e d . h ave a watetttne — large as It la — and wear a 20M dress. and you Do you like having dolphins and whales in your environ­ ment? Are you interested in finding out what impart you have on these marine mammal*? Do you think .they should be protected? Then come to the West Branch o f the Seminole County Public Library System for a discussion "Dolphins. Whales and Y ou " by Cecilia Height o f the Sierra Club at S p.m.. Thuraday. July 12. Height will present the latest Information on the effects o f whaling, the tuna Industry and other doctor* on marine mammals. She will explain the impact o f humans on dolphins and whales. An active environmentalist. Height serves as vice-chairman and newsletter editor for the Florida Sierra Club. She participated In Earth Day activities and has spoken to local colleges and middle schools on environmental issue*. In 1907 and 1968 she worked with Greenpeace to reauthorize the Marine Mammals Protecton Act. A fter 2S years o f marriage, m y husband died, and since then r v e been having a won­ d e r fu l lo v e a ffa ir w ith a c harming, slender man. 1 still g et ve ry positive attention from men. and I fe d attractive. Last year, when I waa at the beach In Europe with m y boyfriend — If you can visual­ ise m e in a swimsuit — I waa actually pursued by a goodlooking Italian, much to the tre o f m y friend! O g iicm from tu^gfkHgff ICbIrr3Rr HIf Indian dancers bring ancient H indu traditions to Sanford Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House o f Goodwill. 317 disk Ave.. Sanford. Rstlrsd transit workers to gather The New York Retired Transit Workers meet at Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive, the first Saturday of each month at 1:30 p.m. Old ears put In limelight The Antique and Classic Automobile Club o f Seminole County sponsor* a display o f old cars each Saturday from 7-10 m. in the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U.S. Ighway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members are welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. R Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets at 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p.m.. at Grove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak Avenue, Sanford. For more Information, call 869-6364. Alanon members to congr*9*to Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Ovaraatara to weigh In O vereaten Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Center, 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. Call the center at 696-5188 for more Information. IffJB M R M M Hsrskt correspondent SANFO RD W ell-train ed dance students from the pre­ stigious school o f classical Indlan d a n c e . S u d a r s h a n Kalamandlr. w ill appear one night only, at Seminole Com­ munity College on July 9 at 7:30 p.m. The students from Kalamandlr w ho will perform at SCC TidVe'dll been In training for eight years or more. The dances are based on a 3.000 year-old tradition of a rt form s from Hindu mythology. Mrs. M.G. Kanaka Devi is Ihe dance school's director. Her dis­ tinguished family has a long history In the ancient tradition of Indian dance. Devi notes. "Indian classical dance requires complete con­ centration and years of painstak­ ing training. A minimum of seven years Is considered abso­ lutely necessary Just to master the basic skills." Each dancer must perfect countless combinations o f facial expressions, hand and body through the community college o f Ihe Air Force. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Rilz Jr. o f 489 Sun­ down Trail. Casselberry. The airman Is a 1989 graduate o f Lyman High School. Longwood. E n te r o u r w ritin g c o n te st T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d Is searching for two Seminole County high school students who arc prospective Journal­ ists. Write us a letter about a person in Seminole County whom you would like to in­ terview. The person need not be famous. He or she could be an unsung hero who volun­ teers time to those less fortu­ nate. You m ay choose to Interview a politician, com­ munity leader, or even some­ one notorious. Tell us why you wish to write a story about this person. Your letter wll be reviewed by our panel o f Judges based on o r ig in a lit y ., c la r ity o f thought and our accessabillty to th e p e rs o n to be In ­ terview ed . (Rem enbcr. the person must be available for an Interview.) T w o w i n n e r s w i l l be selected. Each will write a feature story, assisted by one o f our editors, to appear In a future edition o f the Herald. Letters should be typed or printed legibly. Include your name, street address, city and daytime phone number. Deliver or mall to "Feature S to ry C o n te s t." S a n f o r d Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. T h e r e Is no m a x im u m length limit on letters. Entries are due at the Herald office by 1 p.m.. Friday August 10. REACH FOR THE PO W ER. TEACH. n o other profession has this power The power to wake up young minds. The power to wake up the world. Teachers have that power Reach for It Teach. For Information call: 1-800 -45 -TEACH. Recruiting New Teachers, Inc. MR movements while also learning the rich costuming and musical traditions of the ancient art form. Due to the highly stylized makeup applied and the ornate coatumlng with yards of colorful silk, the dancers must arrive at their designated place o f perfor­ mance more than five hours before they appear on stage. The dancers wW b< .perform­ ing tu Dallas.' Hmnxon r Hew York and several other cities around the U.S. This Is an opportunity for local residents to see first hand and perhaps once in a life l i m e , th e m o s t d a z z l i n g spectacular dance routines and costum es from the a n cien t traditions In Indian mythology. For an evening of cultural experience, delight and great pleasure, mark your calendar for Monday night. July 9. at 7:30 p.m. The performance will be held In the Concert Hall of the Fine Arts Building at Seminole Com­ munity College. Its free and open to the public. For further In­ formation call 323-1450. ext. 438. Airman Alvla Airm an A lv graduated from Air Force basictraining at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. During the six weeks o f train­ ing Ihe airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received special training In human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training cam credits tow a rd an associate d egree through the community college o f the Air Force. Hell Is the son o f Alvin Hell o f 406 Willow Avt*.. and Janet Hell o f 134 Drew A ve., both o f Sanford. lie Is a 1989 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford. Airman Louis Ritz A ir Force Reserve Alrmun Louis A. Rltz has graduated from A tr Force basic training at Lackland Air Foret- Base. Texus, During the six weeks o f train­ ing the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com* pledge basic training earn credits tow ard an associate degree Abby. the point I want to make la this. I feel attractive, and am. therefore, treated that way. It's a matter o f stlftmage. So let’s dispel the myth that fat girls finish last. I'm fat. and I am... DBAS BNJOYDIO LVBt " T h in " may not be " in " much longer. Hear this: In the first hearing o f Its kind. ,a congressional subcomm tnee held an Informa­ tional hearing investigating the safety and effectiveness of w e ig h t-lo w p rogra m s and products. Rep. Ron Wyden o f Oregon sold: “ American con­ sumers are spending m ore • A ll! are poor, and life-threatening. And federal regulators are doing very little to and that ■urner* aren't being ripped o ff b y g ro ss ly m islead in g advertising." According to the newsletter published by T h e National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance: "T h ere are 65 million dieter* in the USA — 50 percent are women and 28 percent are men. Sixty percent o f all women are usually diet­ ing in some manner. And 18 percent o f all adults are con­ stantly dieting." I rest m y i rt Your column covers such a broad variety o f Interesting subjects. I find It fascinating. Please provide m e w ith an a n s w e r t o t h la mysterious question: Has any­ one ever grown a third set o f teeth? 1 asked Dr. Stan Golden, m y dental con­ sultant. who went to.the root o f the matter.. His response: “ Nature provides only two seta o f teeth. Occasionally a person will grow a third tooth, but It la a rare occurrence. So. if a person Is to have a third set of teeth, It will be msde — by a dentist." 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Cali 322-2611 BTBNBTROM RBALTV Herb 8ten8trom and Staff T h is S p a c e A v a ila b le C aU 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 B U C K 'S C A T B H IH Q 3 2 3 6 6 3 1220A S a n lo r d Ave. �.............................................. “ r I a m n •___________________________________________ i ________________ • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, July f , 1M0 — I t■ ■ fe y T&t ■r IN BRIEF rt - difference in the city t I Pray for our brothers bound by misfortune Ascension Lutheran Church, S S I w ill celebrate the Fifth Sunday services at S a n d 1040 a.m. Holy lied at the 10:30 a.rn. acr be held at 0:1ft a m . for aH Maatertng the Boola are offered to the adults durltut the Sunday School hour. Prc-rrglatimUoa for Vacation Bible School will be taken beginning Sunday. W rdnesday/Trtendsday for all Teens w ill be held on Wednesday at 7 p m. Single Adult Fellowship will be held Thursday at 7:30 PM. For Information, rail 831-7788. First Baptist VBS OVIEDO - Vacation Btble School. July 33*37, hooted by First Bapfbit Church o f Oviedo. Is open to all children, ages 4 years through 6th grade. Sessions are foonday through Thursday horn 0 am to 13 noon and on Friday until 3:30 pm. You do not have to be a member o f the church to participate. T o sign up. come to the Pre-Registration Party at the church on Saturday. July 14 from 11 a.m.to 3 p.m. Children will love the food, fun and excitement as they visit with "Peaches" the clown and firemen from the Oviedo Fire Department on their truck. Those unable to attend may still register upoq their arrival during the week o f Vacation Bible School. First Baptist Church o f Oviedo la located downtown at 45 West Broadway, right on the com er o f State Roads 434 and 426. For more Iniormatlon. call the church office at 365-3484. T h e word o f Ood has much to say In reference to us being a. follower o f the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus tells us what Is required o f ua who seek His service. Jesus says, count (he cost. My question is, as Christians, have w e realty counted the cost. Th e kingdom o f Ood requires a serious decision. Th is decision is n o t a m e re m a t t e r o f e n ­ thusiasm: but rather a matter for sober consideration. In Luke's Gospel, Chapter 9, Jesus had Juat finished Hla message at Gal Ilea and had arrived at Judah beyond the Jordan inhere great crowds had follow ed him. A s they w ere walking down the road, a man met him and said. Lord Jesus. I will follow you wherever you go. This r.ian spoke with so much Just Frisnds actMtits ra SANFORD — Just Friends, a Sanford community singles group, open to anyone widowed, divorced, separated, o r never married, will be going bowling at Bowl America Sanford. 180 W. Airport Blvd.. on Wednesday. July 11. Bowling will begin at 6 p. m. — ask for the Just Friends lanes. Members are encouraged to bring their kids to this activity. On July 18 there will be a program on the topic, "Intim acy", beginning at 7 p.m. The program will be held at First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford. 301 S. Oak Ave.. Sanford In the church's Fellowship Hall (com er o f 4th Street and Park Avenue). On July 25. Just Friends, w ill be going out to dinner at the Melting Pot Restaurant. 500 E. Horatio, Maitland, on July 25 at 7 p.m. T o reserve your place with Just Friends, call 330-0715. New members always welcome. For more Information on these events and the Just Friends calendar In general, call 3304)715. or contact First Pre­ sbyterian Church o f Sanford. 322-2662. ‘Journeys With Jtsut' SANFORD — Vacation Bible School at the Congregational Christian Church. 2401 S. Park Ave., Sanford, will be held July 9-13 from 7-8:30 p.m. The theme la "Journeys With Jesus.” All children pre-school through 8th grade are invited to attend. For the adults, we will present the showing of the Josh McDowell series. "W h y W alt?" and "H ow to Help Your Child Say NO to Sexual Pressure." For Information, call 322-4584. confidence, but did not realise the sorrow and death the Lord w ou ld auffer. N everth eless. Jesus explained to him and made Mm aware o f M s present circumstances so this man could know with open eyes whether he really wanted to serve him or not. Jesus said the foxes have holes and the birds o f the air have nests, but I have no where to lay m y head. Our m otive should never be for setflah gain, but rather for the budding o f our community, and the needs o f other people. John F. Kennedy, our former presiden t, m ade a pow erful statement years ago. "A sk not w h it the country can do for you. but what you can do for your country". Well. I say to you. ask not what your city can do for you, but what you can do for your d ty . The time for playing church is over, tl Is time to mean business with Ood. and make a difference In our d ty . You may say. what can I do. Pastor? You can aland up and be counted and say I will make a difference. You ask. Pastor, where do I start? Start by praying and asking Ood for direction. I'm reminded o f Jesus as He looked over the multitude and In hla heart with compassion, the people were like sheep wtthout a shepherd: they had no direction. A s m y wife and t travel 5th Street. 13th Street and the various streets In Sanford, we see the proatltutes. the drug addicts, the alcoholics and are m o v e d w i t h c o m p a s s io n , because they are like sheep without a shepherd: they have no direction. You ask. what can I do? You can pray and have compassion for those bound by drugs and homosexuality. There Is only one tim e In the word o f God. that It Is recorded that Jeaua. him self m ade a prayer request. He s a i d the harvest Is plentiful, but the la b o r e r s a re fe w . P r a y y e tlterefore. that the L o r d o f the harvest might send laborers Into the harvest field. My prayer request also, is that God will send laborers Into the harvest field, that we might see the revival that God desires to do In Sanford. ■tv. Randy Hall Walker it . PrssSwn AtasmShrs* OsS, WnttrS. Baha’is to observe msrtyrdom of Bab ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Or, July 9 Baha'is around the world w i l l c o m m e m o r a t e the martyrdom o f the Bab, one of the founders o f their religion. Local Study of creation LAKE MARY - St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehart Road. Lake Mary. Invites all to Its weekend celebration and study o f creation. Beginning July 30 at 6 p.m. with a covered dish supper, entertainment will follow featuring the Diocesan Clowns, led by Seminole High School instructor, Otvtlle Strang. On Saturday. July 31, all children 3 through 13 are invited to a morning o f arts, games, crafts, and activities. Including bread breaking from 9 to noon. On Sunday. July 33. the fellowship continues with the Celebration o f Creation by attending Sunday School or church at 10 a.m.. followed by a gourmet Hot Dog Picnic. There la no charge for the weekend except the picnic which Is 81.35 per person. For further Information please call 444-LORO. I f tMs man was following him fo r earth ly gain. Jesus was saying, you are going to be sadly disappointed. A shallow com ­ mittment la easily made, but ‘ * ^ It ta often a selfish several locatlona throughout Central Florida. The Baha'is of Altamonte Springs will meet at 11 a.m. at 1000 Douglas Ave.. Altamonte Springs. T h e Bab. In Arabic "th e Gate". declared on May 23. 1844 In Persia that he was the messen­ ger o f God and the herald o f a new era; he was to be forerunner o f the One Promised by all religions. C4Wp ««E7»W Q Dr. B atty Moran W estview announces now p asto r SANFO RD M em bers o f W estview Baptist Church. 4100 Paola Road. Sanford, announce the Inaugural service o f their new pastor. Dr. Bobby McFalls, at the 10 a.m. service Sunday, July 8. Dr. McFalls has served as pastor In Virginia. Ohio. South Carolina and Florida. He has also served as a vocational evangelist and director o f Jesus* Servants. Inc., a non-profit organlzaton Involved In evangelism, stew­ ardship and missions. Dr. McFalls Is a native o f South Carolina and Is a graduate o f Frullland Bible Institute. Hen­ derson. N.C.. and Luther Rice Seminary In Jacksonville. He has t ravel ed e x t e n s i v e l y t h r o u g h o u t t h e w o r ld In evangelistic endeavors, speaking In churches and area meetings. rmoBAVifttitiU.* HOySEOFpAVro W O R D C E N T E ir B t 1W i n AV*. A S M Iks w a n m (M B 323*8466 Dr. and Mrs. (Nancy) McFalls have two children. SEM IN O LE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY AMCMSIV o r 0 0 0 Freedom Assembly ol Ood, ISIS W. Sth 81. Sonford Now Ufa Assembly. 100 Kannaf Hoad Waklva Assembly ol Ood, ISIS DUon Rd. Longaood BAPTIST AnHocf) Baptut Church, Oviedo Calvary Baptist Church, Cryilat Lata A 3rd. Lata Mary Casselberry Saptltl Church. 770 Samlnoia Blvd Caniral Baoliil Church, 310V W. til SI. Chuluola Flnl Baptist Cltaraatar Missionary Baplltt Church.'Southwest Rd Countryside Baptlil Church. Country Club Road. Lata Mary Flnl Saptltl Church, SIS Part A*a. Flnl Bapliil Church ol Allamonta Springs. R|. 430 Altimonla Springe Flnl Baptlil Church ol Forail City Flnl Baptlil Church ol Qanava Flnl Baptlil Church. Markham Woods Flnl Bapliil Church ol Lata Monro* Flnl Bapliil Church ol longwood, H I Eat I SR 434 Flnl Bapliil Church ol Oviado Flnl Baptlil Church ol Sanlando Spring! Flnl Bapliil Church ol Winter Spring*, 390 Bahama Rd Flnl Shiloh Missionary Bapliil Church, 1101 W. 13ih SI. Forail Baptlit Church ol Otttan Fountain Hoad Bapliil Church. Oviado Mopa Bapliil Church. Forail Dty Community Cantar. Forail Dty Indtpandanca Baptlil U iu Civic l*agu# Bldg. Long*ood Jordan Mitalonary Baptlil Church, 930 Llptala Rd latavtaw Bapliil Church. I2S Lakrviaw A v t. Lata Miry Macedonia Million Baptlil Church. Oat MHI Rd . Oiltan Mnnonary Bapliil Church. North Rd., Enterprise Morning Glory Baptlil Church. Ganavi Hay Ml Moriah Primitive Bapliil. 1101 Loculi Av#.. Sanlord Ml OHva Millionary Bapliil Church. Sanlando Spring! Rd.. Longwood Ml Sinai Minionary Bapliil Church. 1800 Jarry Ava Ml Zion Miltionary Bapliil. Sipat Ava Haw Bathat Miitionary Church. 9th SI S Hictory Ava Naw Mi Calvary Missionary Bapliil. 110B W. I3lh at Naa Salam Primillva Bapliil Church, IS09 W. 12WI SI Haa Tailamanl Bapliil Church. Out" sly Inn, North Longwood Naa Ml Zion Bapliil Church. 1730 Paar Ava Naa Lila Falloaihip. 49BI £ Lata Diva. Caasalbarry. FI 3370B Northttda Bapliil Church. Chuluola Paopla i Bapliil Church. 1301 W First Sinai. Sanlord Ptnacrasl Bapliil Church. 119 W Airport Blvd Prana Lata Bapliil. Ridge Rd. Fern Part Pragma Miitionary Bapliil Church. Midway Second Shiloh Millionary Bapliil Church Wall Sanlord Smyrna Bapliil Church. 230 Ovarbroot Or. Caitetberry Sunland Bapliil Church. 3B3S Palmatlo SI Jamai Mmionary Bapliil Church. Si Rd 415. Otlien SI Luka Mmionary Baptlil Church ol Cameron Clly, Inc Si Paul Bapliil Church, 113 Pina Ava Si Uaiinent Baptist Church. Canaan Hgtt SI John s Mmionary Baptlil Church. 930 Cypresi SI Spnnglieid Mmionary Bapliil. 13th A Cedar Timpie Baplltt Church. Palm B-trlnge Rd, Allamonta Springs Victory Bapliil Church. Old Orlando Rd. M Haitar Ava Waatvtaw Baptlil Church. 4100 Paola Road (44A) William Chapel Mmionary Bapliil Church. Mark A William S t. Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptlil Church, 712 Orange Ava. CATHOLIC AH Boult Catholic Church. 903 Oak Ava.. Sanlord Church ol the Nativity. Lata Mary Our Lata ol the lakes Catholic Church. 1310 Mailmiilin, DelIona SI Ann'* Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. DeBary Bt. Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Dr , near Button Rd. Caasalbarry SI. Mary MagedMans Catholic Church. Maitland Ave., Altamonli Springs CHRISTIAN Flnl Chrtitian Church, 1S07 S. Sanlord Ava Flnl Christian Church ol Longwood. 1400 E.E. Wttltimion Rd. Longwood Grace Chrtsttm Church, Mealing al Seminole YMCA, MS Longwood Lata Mary Rd . Lata Mary lake,lea Christian Church. Bear Lata Rd. M Jam ion Northaide Chrttiian Church, Florida Haven Dr.. Maitland Sanlord Christian Church, 133 W Airport Blvd. South Seminole Chrttiian Church. 300 W SR 434. Oviado CMSMTULH SCI INC I Flnl Church ol Chrlit Sclenllil, 973 Markham Woods Rd, Longwood CHURCH OP CHRIST Church ol Christ, 1513 S Part Ava Church ol Christ it Lata Elian. U S 17 93. N Caasalbarry Church ol Christ, 900 Palm Springs Dr. Altimonla Springs Church ol Chrlit, Ganava Church ol Christ. Longwood Church ol Christ. W. I7lh Si Northside Church ol Chnil. F I * Haven Dr. Maitland South Seminole Church ol Chnil, S410 Lika Howall Rd CHURCH O f 000 Church ol Ood. 503 Hictory Church al Ood. *03 W 32nd Si Church ol Ood. Oviado Church ol God Hohneit. Lika Monro# Church ol Ood Mission. Enterprise Church ol Ood. 1403 W 1Mh SI Church ol God m Chnil. Oviado Church ol Ood Ol Prophecy 2509 S Elm Ava Church ol Ood ol Prophecy 1708 S Pe-vmmon Ava Church ol God ol Prophecy. 499 S Central. Oviedo Church ol Ood |7lh Day). Daltons Community Canlar. Deltona |Eiec Room) Rtecue Church ol Ood. 1700 W lllh 31. Sanlord True Church ol Ood. 2700 Ridgewood Ava . Sanlord COMBBOATIONAl Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S Park Ava . Sanlord (ASTIAM OHTHOOOI Eastern Onnodos Church. Si Georg*. 2001 Di'an Way Maitland Eeilsm Ortnodoa Church, SI. Steven's ol O C A . IMS Lata Emma Hoad. Longwood. PL 32750 Efatam Orthodoa Church, SI John Onnodos, 3743 Country Club Road. Sanlord EPISCOPAL All Saint* Episcopal Church, E. DeBary Ava, Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood Episcopal Church ol the New Covenant. ITS Tuitawilla Road, Winter Spring* Holy D ot* Episcopal. Part Ave si 4th S i. Sanlord 81. Peters Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehan Road, Lake Mary Bl. Richard ! Church, 5131 Laka Howall Rd, Winter Park The Church ol the Good Shephard. Maitland, 331 Laka Ave INTIROIMOMINATKMMl Calvary Chrlillin Canter, 500 W. 4th SI., Sanlord JEWISH Beth Am Synagogue mealing at Corner ol Bind Laka and County Lina Road. Wail M Temple Shalom, 1799 Elkcsm Blvd, Deltona LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Overbroo* Dr, CaMOibarry Good Shephard Untied Lutheran. 2917 8 Oflsndo Or Holy Crasa Lutheran Church ol Lake Mary. 790 Sun Drive, Laka Mary Lord Ol Lila Lutheran Church, 300 Tulfcewllla Rd.. Winter Springs lulherw Church ol Providence. Deltona Lutheran Church ol the Redeemer. 103 W 2Sth Place Messiah Lutheran Church, Oolden Days Dr A Hwy. 17-92. Casselberry SI Lukes Lutharan Church, Rt. 429. Slav's SI Stephen Lulharm Church. 434 lull Wail ol M, Longwood ■BETHOMT Barn#it united Memorial Church. E DiBary Asa. Enterprise Bair Laka United Methodist Church Bathat A M E Church. Canaan Hgts Caasalbarry Community United Mvlhodisl Church. Hwy 17 92 Piney Ridgt Rd, Castilbgrry Chnsl United Methodist Church. Tucker Dr. Sunland Estates DeBary Community Melhodltl Church. W Highbanki Rd . DeBary First Unhid MelhodHI Church, 419 Park Ava First Melhoditt Church ol Oviado Flnl Untied MsIhod'll Church ol Oanevl Five Mel hod. at Church 500 W 4th SI Grace Undid Methodist Church. 499 N Country Dub Rd. Lake Mary Grant Chapel A M E Church. Ostade Oeagrova MeInoditl Church, Oviado Osteen Malhodisl Church. Cor ol Carpenter 4 Murray S I. Osleen Paola Wesleyan Malhodisl. 5450 Wayside Dr. Sanlord Sanlando United Malhodisl Church. SR 434 and T4. Longwood SI Jamal A M E . 9tn at Cypreti SI Luka M B Church ol Cameron Dly. Inc . Baardall oil S H 48 E SI Wary s A M E Church, SI Rl 415. Ollean Si Paul i Malhodisl Church. Oilien Rd. Enterprise Strafford Memorial Church. S DeBary NAZARENC First Church ol in# Naiartne. 254) Sanlord Ava Ganava Church ol me Nararana. S R 44, Geneva Laka Mary Church ol Iha Naurana. 171 E. Crystal Laka Ava.. Lake Mary Longwood Church ol lha Nararena. Wayman 4 Jesiup Ava. Longwood Markham Woods Church ol me Natarene. SR 48. 3'> Milas Wait ol 1-4 at lha Waklva River PRESBVTERtAH Dallona Praibylanan Church, Holland Blvd A Auilln Ave, Del Iona First Pretbytahan Church ol Laka Mary First Pretbytenan Church. Oak Ave 4 3rd 51 First Praibylanan Church ol DeBary. F Highland SI Andrews Praibylanan Church. 9911 Bear Lake Rd SI. Marks Praibylanan Church, 1021 Palm Springs Rd, Altimonla Spgt Tuicawllla Presbyterian Church. 3600 Wail Stila Rd 426, Oviado Fla Upsala Community Pretbytahan Church. Upaala Rd Watlminltler Prasbytarian Church. Rad Bug Rd . Casselberry SSVEMTH OAT AOVENTIST Forail Laka Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hwy 438, Forest City Mars Hill Sevinlh Dly Advenliit Church. 801 E. 2nd SI., Sanlord Sanlord Seventh Day Adventist Church. 5815 N Highway 427 Seventh Day Advenlitl Church, Maitland Ava. Allamonta Springs Winter Springs Seventh Day Advanlisl Church. SO & Mots Rd OTHER CHURCHES All Feilh Chapat. Camp Semmol*. Wektva Pam. Rd Allan I A M E Church. Diva 4 121h Baardall Avenua Holiness Chapel. Beards" Ava Chuluola Community Church Church ol Jasus Chnsl ol Lallsr Day Sainls. 2313 Park Ava Family Church Chnilian Canlar. 1544 Semmols Blvd . Casselberry Fint Born Church ol lha Living Ood, Midway First Church ol Chrisl. Scientist. Elkam Blvd and Vanut SI Dellona First Pentecostal Church ol Longwood First Pintecoslal Church ol Sanlord Full Gospel Church ol God in Christ 1428 Jerry Av* . Sanlord FuH Gospel Tabernecl*. 2724 Country Club Road Grace Bible Church. 3644 S Sanlord Ava Holy Tnnly Church ol Ood in Chnsl. 1514 Mangousline Av* Kingdom Hall ol Jehovah a Wnnass. Lake Monroe Unil. 1562 W Third Si Lake Monro* Chapel. Orange Bird . Lake Monro* Mt Oliva Holiness Church, Oak Hill Rd . Osteen Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Woods Road. Longwood Pentecostal Open B'bie Tabernacle. Ridgewood Av* . Oil 23m opposite Seminole High School Pia.se and Power Church. I l l W Wilbur Ave . Lake Mery Roiling Hills Moravian Chuich SR 434. Longwood Sanlord Ailianca Church. 1401 S Park Av* Senlord Bible Church. 2480 Sanlord Av* The Full Gospel Church ol Our Lord Jasus Chrisl. Washington Si Canaan City Tha Salvation Army TOO W 24lh Si Triumph Tha Chuich ol lha New Age 1008 W 8m Si United Chuich al Chnsl. Ailemonre Community Chapel. AltamonI* Springy United Chu>-not Chnsl Christian Fellowship 2LON Country Club H ' Laka Maiy Winter Spr.ngs Community Evangelical Congregational 219 Wale Winter Springs �M — Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, July t. ISM by CMc Y a w * Doctor burnout ■ L O O TTt My doctor Is burned out. mean and Impa­ tient. t would like to change to another physician, yet when I call others they Insist on a complete physical for new pa­ tients. Can a doctor insist on this? by Mart Walker BEETLE BAILEY CO ULPX C H A P L A IN s o r r o w A GLOVE, )k x t A A u c ff rHE by Art LO SER I OUST GOT A PMOUS R X A Q “- T W I T £ by Cbariot M. Sdwli PEANUTS IT S EM0ARRAS5IN6! CAN VOUIMA6INE? I'VE FOWOTTEN HOW TO TIE N H OWN SHOES! ANVlOAKI 6UESS I'LL 60 HOME. WHY SO 500N? 7-a / it 's harp STANDING \ (AROUNP ON TME SIDEWALK) V IN YOUR BARE F E E T ^ / r»>\ V O H CQ H L THOSE R U T A ttR S THfiYDOUT WEUER<DMt03WW HSfcMJD ASKMS'OPKJOW'? , W I * T D ... m V GET SOUR CRUOUS FR O M 'fltW W -lS OF PH ouecoom s D B A ! R B A D B R t Y o u 'v e raised two Important Issues. society take it from there. T h e second issue you raise Is the practice o f demanding com ­ plete exams on all new patients. I know this Is routine in certain section s o f the country, particu­ larly tn the Sunbelt. Although a part o f me says that a doctor can give more competent care after becoming familiar with a pa- PETER GOTT.M.D. ttent. another part o f me says this is simply another medical ploy to make money._____________ The Aral Is medical burnout. T h l a la a m o r e e x t r e m e manifestation o f a feeling we all have once In a while: tired o f the same old problems, demands and routines. You know what I m e a n . T h e l-h a d -s -lo u s y -w e e k -a n d -c a n t-walt-for-Saturday syndrome. Being periodically fed up with your boas or your Job — or even your marriage — Is normal. With burnout, however, the feelings o f anger and despair are so pervasive that the person has great difficu lty m erely func­ tioning. Unfortunately, burnout Is common In the healing pro­ fession because w e work long hours w ith additional heavy demands on us. When a doctor no longer tries to be kind, caring and consider­ ate — and turns Into a dragon Instead — burnout may have set In. The physician may need a r e s t , a v a c a t io n o r s o m e counseling. Doctors w ho are surly, mean and Impatient may have other problem*, too, such as alcoholism- drug abuse or em o tio n a l Illn ess. In oth er words, the healer needs healing. As s patient, you m ay be able to help your doctor. Mention to him — or perhaps, to his nurse — that you have seen a change In hla p erson ality and Just wanted him to know. You don't have to go Into detail or get too Involved. If other patients pro­ vide the same perceptions, the doctor may be motivated to seek assistance. The next step Is to write a letter to the county medical society. You don't have to go any further than saying you 've noted a ch a n g e in y ou r d o c to r '* approach to you. and you would like to let someone In authority know about this. In case there Is a problem . Let the medical . ? / > . ' V— By James Jac«by TU M BLEW EED S ARLO by T.K. Ryan 'tw o h o p M v n m w v w jf' •|CAlWOtmLAUf,WWIBlr by Jimmy Jahnsan AND JANIS K tffW U M t V h k ad w R b w i f the diamond finesse. West won the king and took two more W illy Nllly had been reading spade tricks ‘ u set the contract about ducking to break up the tw o tricks. W illy's error was op p on en ts' com m unications. falling to realize the danger o f a Unfortunately he had not been heart shift If East was allowed to reading Bill Root's "H ow to Play win the first trick. If the two o f u Bridge Hand." He was happy spades had been led from a lo accept the Invitation to game four-card suit, declarer was safe with a i7-polnt no-trump opener In taking the ace o f spades and a good (lvecard suit. When Immediately and finessing In West led the (w o o f spades. Willy diamonds. If the spade two were ducked tn dummy. East won the som e kind o f tricky lead from a king and promptly shifted to the five-card suit, declarer would not king of hearts. Willy refused this be In a stronger position by trick also. East continued with allowing the opponents lo win the lack o f hearts, and declarer the first spade. The rule is again played low. Now East simple: Do not avoid winning the wisely changed direction, play­ first trick In the led suit when ing (he 10 o f spades. W illy won you can be hurt by a switch to dum m y's ace of spades and took another suit. TOUB BIRTHDAY July 7,1990 FR AN K AND ERNEST AT n THIS W/Ay*. Y O U 'fif B U Y I N G 7 2 ,0 0 0 V Y O ^ T h o p f t f l+ C M B U T f*t T $ fO fi A M A S * * / e ,o o o / ■® « i i i u » T n A v r y 7- g In the year ahead you might find you are luckier In situations w here you rely on you rself rather than on others. Don't get Involved In Joint ventures unless It is an absolute must. CAHCBR (June 21-July 22) Even though you and your male will have a common objective today. Instead o f being sup­ portive. each could to go about 11 tn a manner that will undermine the other's efforts. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Match­ maker Instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 01428, Cleveland. OH 44101 -3428. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Be extra mindful o f common sense health procedures today. Enjoy yourself and have a good lime, but don't rat or drink what you shouldn't nor overtax your phys­ ical endurance. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Members of the opposite gender might not see you as charismatic today as you visualize yourself. If you behave too flamboyantly, someone might puncture your ego. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Stay w ell within your perimeters of authority today. IT you try to throw your weight around in o th e r areas, you could get pegged for trespassing. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There Is a possibility you may be extrem ely Intolerant o f anyone who Isn't in complete accord w ith your Ideas today. This could cause you to be testy with someone who deserves better treatment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) You might And your wallet holding nothing but faded pho­ tographs. and this could be one o f those rainy days for which you should have saved your pennies. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Strive to m inim ize your assertiveness In one-to-one rela­ tionships today. Others won't mind working with you. but they could be turned oft if they think you want them working for you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) What goes around usually comes b y W a r n e r B ro th e rs NORTH ♦ AM V 1012 ♦ H I) ♦ K J 10 7 WEST ♦ q js : VM S • R I1 ♦ •3 1 U N EAST ♦ K 10 2 VK Q JI ♦ 7S ♦ •M 3 SOUTH ♦ • T1 V A IS ♦ AQ JM ♦ aq Vulnerable: East-West D e a le r South ]m * Wwl Nartb East 1 NT Pm 2 NT Pan 1 NT All p m Opening lead: ♦ 2 around. Today you may learn o f so m eth in g u n flatterin g said about you by a person you recently put down. There's a lesson In Inis. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A tip by a well Intcntloncd friend m ight be o f little substance today. Before you gamble on what was said, check a second or even a third source. ARIES (March 21-April 19) W h en d e a lin g wi th f a m i l y members today, strive to be cognizant o f their feelings. Set the exam ple, not the rules. H arshness will p rovok e r e ­ sponses difficult to handle. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A philosophy that works for you Is not necessarily tailored to the needs o f a friend. If you Impose your Ideas where they are not welcomed. It could weaken the relationship. OBMIN1 (May 21-June 20) You may have a slight edge in a commercial arrangement today, but It will be extremely thin. If you push things too far. you'll quickly discover Its fragility. (C ) 1990. N EW SPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr ANNIE BUGS B UNNY . r 'Q A W r He v , WLLYff 6 v ttA tr SUV/ W» JUST RAVt TO... H tY/ “W R. ISN'T r — V RAPlO Id T, NO-WHO WOULP A R O U N P THAT g A p lO H U K e Y0U;RC WATTIN' P O lN fl AIM M AH/W IP W R T *'* /A C X K h h Y 10 TWg F M A U C N C Y O fT H g W AM U CAS OFTHgWAMUCK IN S T A L L A T IO N ./ <— T v x a c. £ — \ J: A P N A L [5 J �s. ■ - . Sanford HoraJd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 6. I M O - f LONDON — Through aubalance, style and semantics. President Bush sought formal support Friday o f his vision for a kinder, gentler NATO that would foreswear Cold War host Lillies In a gesture o f peaceful Intent toward what remains of the Soviet empire. Forced to act by the events transforming Europe. Bush placed a proposed redefinition o f NATO's military posture and political role before leaders o f I he 16-nation alliance for their expected aaaent at the close o f a pivotal two-day summit. Fewer tactical nuclear weapons, accelerated troop reductions and closer political Interaction with what remains o f the Warsaw Pact were keystones of the blueprint Bush circulated In advance o f the first summit-level talks on the future o f the 4 1-year-old alliance. Before winding up a 32-hour visit to London and Jetting off to Texas, where he hosts some o f the same allied leaders at the seven-nation Economic Summit o f top Industrialised democracies. Bush planned^a breakfast meeting with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. In fact. Thatcher was among those looking for concessions from other NATO leaders as the U.S.-proposed summit-ending communique was negotiated Into the night Thuriday by Secretary of Stale Jarprs Baker and other foreign ministers. Within NATO, differences in priority and upproarh have only complicated the task of forging a new allied consensus on its future, driven on ihe American side b y a compelling need to establish a firm anchor for continued U.S. Involvement and leadership as Ihe superpowers s e e Ihclr Influence — measured heretofore b y L t flt l N f l j j g g L t Q il N o jjQ H NOTICK OF FICTITIOUS K AM I Nolle* It htritoy given thai I «m tnqoyd In butlnet* *1 l i t Hillcrett It.. Altamonte Spring*. Seminole County. Florida, under the Flctltleu* Homo of AF­ FORDABLE SOLUTIONS, and mot I Intend to regrtler told nemo with th# Clark ot th* Circuit Court. Somlnoto County. Florid*. In accordance with th* Provlrton* ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To Wli: Section H I M F lorlda Statute* ItSf. Eugene T. Pllchor Publlth: Juno IS. » . It, A July A im OES 174 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nafka I* hereby glean that I fou&iiwuuA •m gnoMHag Vt^UgUU Ida Wl W wrtWra* •* Hfo E. Church A ,*nw*. Long wood. Florida. Seminal* County. Flor­ ida. under tho Fkhttowa Nam* *1 LONOWOOO S K T T K R BOOKS A GIFTS, and that I Intend la rpglttar tald nam* wim th# Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Saminol* County. Flori­ da. In accordance with th* Provltlont Ot Ih* Ftclltlou* Nam* Statwtot. To Wit: Section US.09Florida Slatutat 1957. Chariot M Comoau Publlth: July4 11,10.17. ISO DET-77 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hortby given that I am engaged In butinets at 1107 Park Dr . Sanford. Flo JJ771. Seminole County. Florida, undtr lh r F i c t i t l o u i N om a o l THOMPSON MOTORS, and that I Inland to roglttar told nam* with th* Clark et Ih* Circuit Court, Saminol# County, Fieri da. In accordance with the Provltlont ot th* Fldltlout Nam* Slatutat. To Wit: Section US Ot Flor Ido Slatutat 1957 Robart Scott Thompton Publlth Juno It. n , 39 A July 0. ISO DES 171 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notko i» hereby given that I n engaged In butlnet* ot 1438 Farrtodon Orel*. Heathrow. FL 33744. Semtoato County. Florida, undtr th* Fk ill lout Norn* ot ST. CROIX MARKETING, and that I intend to register sold name with th* Clark *1 th* Circuit Court, Somlnok County, Florl do. In accordance with th* Provident ol th* Fictitious Norn* Slotuto*. To Wit: Section US Ot Florida Slatutat 1757 JamatD Morgan Publlth; July*. 1X30.37, IWO OET7I IN TM« CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE IIO H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 94S1S*YA 19-P IN RE ThoMarrlagtot RHONDA A PERRY, P#tlllon*r;Wlf# and RICKEY CARROLL PERRY. Retpondent/Musband NOTICE OF ACTION TO R IC K E Y C A R R O L L PERRY e/o PATRICIA ALEXANDER 41IS RaynoldtOrlv* Douglatvllla. Georgia 30115 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an Amended Petition tor Dlnolutton ot Marrlag* hat bean Iliad In Ih* above entitled action by your Wife. RHONDA A PERRY, in which child support. child cuttody, alimony, altornoyt loot and dlipotltlon ot portonol property and Indabtod n*tt it toughl. You or* required lo tarv* a copy ol your written dalantat. It any, to It on KENNETH D MORSE. ES QUIRE. Wlfo'l attomay, whoto addratt li SOI N. Magnolia Avanuo, Suit* A. Orlando. Florl da 33001. on or before July II, ISO. and III* th* original with th# dark ot mi* court either bolor* Mr vie# on WilO't at­ torney or Immediately tharaol tar. ofharwlte o deleult will bo anlarad ogolmt you lor th* rallet damondad in th* Petition OATEOon June 14. ISO MAR VANN E MORSE At Clark of Ih* Court BY: Mary Lou Brown At Deputy Clark Publlth: Juno It A July 4. 13. 10. ISO o es m IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IIONTIBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO. fg-tlll'CA-kf-P In rath# matter ol AMANDA NICHOLE BRAINARD NOTICE OF ACTION: CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE) TO: RONALD BRAINARD IAddrou Unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tar th* Cheng* *1 nam* ot your minor child. AMANDA NICHOLE BRAINARDhatbaon tiled and you *r* required to tarv* a copy ol your written dalantat. II any. to It on GENE R. STEPHENSON, Petitioner'* Attorney, who** addratt I* ltl Normandy Rood. Peat Oftk* Boa 1*077*. CotMlborry. Florl do. 33711077*. on or before July 31. 1*00. and fit* th* original with tho dork ot thl* court either balora tcrvlc* an pat! Ilonar’t attorney or Immediately thereafter; otharwlM. a default will ba anfarad agalntl you tor tho roliol demanded In Ih* complaint or petition. OAT ED on June Win. 1990. (SEALI MARYANNE MORSE At Clark of th# Court By Sharon Dunn At Deputy Ck-k Publlth: June It A July*. 1X30. lt*0 OES 331 NOTICE OF FROCCEDINOS FO RTH ! VACATING. ABANDONING. DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING OF RIGHTS OF WAY OR DRAINAOE EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Ih il Ih* Board ol County Commltt/oner* ol Sami not* County, Florida Ol 1:10 pm on th* 14lh day ol July. A.D., ISO. In th* County Com mlttlonart' Meeting Room *1 Ih* Saminol* County Service* Building In Sanford. Floclda. will hold a public flooring to contidtr and determine whether or not th* County will vocal*, abandon, discontinue, clot*, rtnounca and disclaim any right Ot tho County and th* public in and to tho following rlghltol woy or drainage aatamont run ning through or adjacent to th* described property, to wit LEGAL OESCBIPTION T H A T P O R T IO N OF GEOROE STREET. BEING AN UNIMPROVED SEMINOLE COUNTY RIGHT OF WAY. WHICH FRONTS LOTS S4 THROUGH SO AND LOT 40. A R E P L A T OF WI N WOOD PARK. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 34 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI OA PERSONS INTERESTED M A Y A P P E A R AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED ISEAL) BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Maryann* Morse, Clark to Ih* Board Publish July 4. ISO OET 44 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. t**4B3 CA11L ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plolnlltf, NEILS LONG.*1*1.. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* it hereby given lhal. purwant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol Foroclotora an fared herein, I- will toll th# property tltuoted In Somlnol* County. Florid*, dturlbad at: CondomInum Unit 34 Building 3 ol HIDDEN SPRINGS CON DOMINUM. according to th* Declaration ot Condomlnum re­ corded an November IS. 1M4 In Official Record* Book 1S*4. Pago* «* * * thru 079S and •mended by llrtt amendment thereto recorded on March I*. INS In Official Record* Booh 1*33. Paget all thru 4*4 ot th* Public Record* ot Somlnol* County. Florid#, together with all appurtenance* thereto and an undivided mleretl in th* common element* ol told Con dominum a* tel torlh in laid Declaration. Together with. Range. Refrigerator. D'W. Dlt potal. Mirrored Clot*! Door*. Microwave, W*»h#r. Dryer. Paddle Fan*. Fireplace al public tai*. to me high**! and best bidder tor cash, at Ih* watt IronI entrance. Seminole County Courthout* in Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 A M on th* 31*1 day ot July. 1W0 WITNESS my hand and 01 tictal Seal ol taid Court Ihtt JSth day ol June. INO (Stall MARYANNE MORSE CLERK.CIRCUIT COURT By JantE Jatawic Deputy Clark Publlth Junalt* July*. IN0 OES lit "ft** not business m usual at Ihi* meeting.'’ White! “ * Thursday, the terms < is real. The dtaruaaton hi real.'* The overall strategic objective o f the N ATO meeting was Id oiler the Soviet Union at kaal rhetorical proof that It has nothing to fear from the Wort or. even more to the point, from a united Germany embedded In NATO. T o that end. Bush tried to make the most o f facing up to the political and military realities o f the new Europe In what Fltxwater characterized asa mission o f "reaching out to oid adversaries." "W e w ill show that N ATO has a new dimension of cooperation with the Soviet Union and with the new democracies o f Eastern Europe," Bush told his NATO counterparts. T o that end. Bush suggested that Gorbachev be invited to address a future NATO summit and that NATO establish some form o f o b s e r v e r status or other liaison with the Warsaw Pact. U Q 9i N o ttc — Notko It i at Unworn Ckxle. Langwaad, PL 33W7, Sim lM li County. F lorMo. vndor Mg FUttlltu* Mama a* P IR F C C T O P A IN T IN G CONTRACTOR and that I In lend to reglttor *ald nam* with Ih* Clerk •* Mm Circuit Caurt, Seminolo Ceutty, FtorIdo. In accordance with tho Provltlont *1 tho Fktlltou* Norn* Slotuto*. Ta-Wll: Section ASS.OF Ftor Id* Statute* 1957 FtCTtTIRWS NAMB Netke t* hr-eby given that I am im p a rt in Butlno** at t il Mavtak Dr., AMemento Spring*. FL 337*1. Seminal* County. FtorMd. tartgr the Fktlltou* Nam* gl MRTNO CONSTRUC TION a O f V I ip P M IN T . and that l Intond to rogHtor i * nam* wtfh th* Ctork ol N Circuit Court. Somlnoto County. FtorMAi to accordance mHM Mm Preelatow* ol too Plctlltou* Nome StohitoL TaWIt: Soctton 133. N, A July 4 IJ. two DCS343 NOTICIOP FICTITIOUS NAMB Notko I* hereby given that I am angaged in buttom *37 Rlverpark Clrcto. Langwood 3377*. Semlnak County. Florida, under Mm Fktlltou* Name ol ALISON'S INTERIORS, and that I intend to reglttor laid nama with the Clerk at th* Circuit Caurt, Somlnoto County. Florida, in accordance with th* Pravlilon* ot th* Fictitious Noma Statute*. TaWIt: Section MS N Florida Slotuto* l«S7. Alkon C. Gore I* Dot Butto Publlth: Juno 7* A July ». IX XL I IN DBS3IS NOTICIOP FICTITIOUS NAME Notko I* hereby given that w* art engaged In butinot* al P.0 ■ ok 531590, Longwood, FL 317St ISM. Somlnol* County, Florida, undtr the Fktlltou* Nam* ol EZPAY PAYROLL S E R V IC E OF C E N T R A L FLORIDA, and tool we Intend to reglttor tald nam* with th* Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sam mol# County. Florid*. In ac cordance with th* Pravlilon* of th* Fktltlout Nam* Slotuto*. To Wit: Section US 09 Florid* Statutn I*57. , Thome* O. Gumm Sandra J. Gumm Pubtlih: Juno 73, It. 4 July*, li. m e DES 140 NOTICIOP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am ongagod In bu*in**t at JM Fern Park Blvd. <301. Porn Park. P L 31730, Saminol* County. Florida, under Ih* Fktlliout Norn* ol TELCOM SERVICES OF C E N TR AL FLORIOA. and that I Inland to regltltr told nam* with Ih* Clark ot th* Circuit Court. Sem Inolo County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Frovltton* o* th* Fktltlou* Nam* Statulev TaWIt: Section US0* Florid* Slotuto* 1*57. Cameron S. Hummol Publlth: Juno 31.1*. A July 4 IX IN* OES 73* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIKCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO .i*al*4*C A**P JAMES R. TAYLOR d/b/a C A J MASONRY ENTERPRISES. Plalnfllt, ATLANTIC INVESTMENT NETWORK. INC., a Florid* corporation, d/b/o C. O. JONE S A COMPANY NEW HOMES NETWORK and ADELALI AHMAD AL HAJ. Detondanlt AMENDED NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ADELALI AHMAD ALHAJ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to torocloo* * claim ot lion under Chapter 71X Florida Statute*, on Ih* tallowing pro portlet In Somlnol* County. Florida: Lot* 17* and 117. A llo y* Woodt Phot* 4 per Plat Book 11. Pag* *t. Public Record* ol Somlnoto County, Florid*, hat boon tiled and you or* required to terv* a copy ot your written detente*. It any, to It on Plaintiff* attorney. ERIC S. MASHBURN. who** addrett It 103 Call Maple Street, Pott O ttlc* Bo* 771377, Winter Garden. Florid* J4777 1377 on or before July 37. 1*10 and til* th* original with th* Clerk ot thl* Court either before torvlce on Plaintiff* attorney or immodlalely thereafter, olherwlaa a default will be entered agalntl you tor th* relkf demanded In th* Complaint. DATED thl* 30th day ot Juno. 1W0 MARYANNE MORSE. Clark. Circuit Court By: Heather Brunner Oeputy Clerk Publlth. Juno 33. 3* A July 4 IX IM OES 14* U.S. — THE GREAT A M E R IC A N INVESTMENT lU . 39.4 July 4 IX HM OISSN NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME La —4 *I I UeflCT *M J l " ” |HfveU e I am engaged to butto*** at ISSS ■otto Avo.. St* II7X Winter Spring*. PL X37M. Somlnol* County, Florida, undtr tho FktHtou* Norn* ol COMPOSITE TICHNOLOOIEL and tool I with th* Ckrfc *1 tho Circuit Court, l omliMN County, Florl do. in accordant* with to* Provlrtono at th* Plclltlou* Noma StohitoL TaWIt: Section MSB* Florid* Slotuto* 1*57 Narbert W. Bourgeei* Pubtlih: Juno » . If. A July «. IX l«*0 DES 141 NOT ICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hortby given that wo are irgapr t In butto*** at *73 Roaring Dr. *1*4 Altamonte Spring*. FL 11714 Somlnoto County. Florida, under tho Fktltlou* Nam* at SAFEWAY SERVICES, and toot wo Inland to regular tald name with tho Clerk ol th# Circuit Caurt. Sam tool* County. Florida, to ac contonco with th* Provltlont ol the Fktltlou* Nam* Slotuto*. To Wit: Section USQt Florida StMutotSMS............................. Stella S. Stotiar Byron Morrill StetMr Pubtlih- July 4 IX 39. 17. IttO DET-71 INRE: ESTATE OP MARTHA B. MCLENNAN. INRE: ESTATE OP HILDA R-DAVtS. C A H N ftfM N D C A B b L INRE: The MMTtopiot SHERYL L .M IL IP P . ALIE N L. BAILIFF. Th# sdmMMtratlon ot to# «t*to ot HILDA B. DAVIS. d B cgA S R i, P H r N u m b tr 9B-499-CP. M peart ng to MM Circuit Court tar lomlnoto County, Florida. Probata Dlvltton, lhaaddremot which It lomlnoto County Courtoauao. Sontord. Florida >1771. Tho and addroma* at too , I igpW BNW M BRftoO Bortonoi rgaraaawtrtlya'o ot tormy ora *ot lorto botow. ALL INTERESTED P E R ­ SONS ARE NOTIFIIDTHAT: The adminittrotipn 1 1 Mw p g t o lo i t M A R T H A E. McL e n n a n , d ici owd. p i n MM Circuit Court tor SomlnoM County, F lorid a . ProBdlo Otvtoton, DM oRSMb N which to |w|||LMfo frtrtAg CMmHMMMMBMI' Sontord^ F to rM o ^ T T I^ Th# MUMl ^ P to M l^ tt h to ? y A l t INTERESTEO P E R ­ SONS ARE NDTIPIEOTHAT: All por wns an wltowi thl* YOU ARE HE MEBY NOTI PIED EMI Mb PoMttonor/Wlto. SHERYL L. BAILIFF, ha* M M e PHMtow M» HM CkcuR Court *7 mtoato County. Ftortd*. Nr iw M igw ol Morrlog*. MchMMg a proper Nr an swsrt *1 your MIOrtN MUM* oorNM rtM BIMWW Ncatod e l NB Sown Lebo Trip«H Drive, Caoool DONALD W. AYLETT, fit at. hi.. OotonOwttU). PIAM TIPP'S NOTICE OP ACTION TO: DONALD W. AYLETT, a Ilngto portan; JAMES A. B U R R E L L and JO A N C. BURRELL, hta wttoi and all . I [• a In k a m a l Mu ■SrTOt ClfllMIflf iH titW • ft through, undtr or agalntt DONALD W. AYLETT, a linoto u JAMES A. BURRELL and JOAN C. BURRELL, hi* Stock CP, Countrt O ttow.Pt>* E M 4 Pop* Public S ic ird i * T l claiming to hove any right, ar la to n tt In IM* property TO: AU.ENL. BAILIFF Wyour N any, an ISQ U IR B . St STENSTROM . MCINTOSH, JULIAN. COL­ BERT. WHIOHAM B SIM MONS. P.A., AHornoy* lor PoHttwwr/W* toPow ortk* Ptoru ■rtEktol with tho Ctork at Ih* above ftytod Court an ar kotor* Juty t4 A G tf*4 oBwrwtoe o iic m v Court art ragiirrt to Mto took ab|acltont with thl* Court W IT H IN T H I L A T I N OP THREE MONTHS A P T !R THE DATE OP THE PIEST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS APTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON 'THEM. ^ A K c n trtrt* rt Nw rt ear th! **4#to' wTwham'a'crtV * T toto ig ij Court art i objection* with Ibis Court W IT H IN THE L A T I N OP TH E IR MONTHS A P T IN T H I DATE OP THE PIEST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOT ICE ON THIRTY DAYS APTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM StR S & S l ottor too dMo at too tint 0 oNpr MWBN* N MWMnl Rtrtook claim* with toto Caurt W IT H IN THE L A T E R OP THREE MONTHS APTER THE DATE OP THE PIEST PUSH CATION OP THIS NOT ICE ON THIRTY DAYS APTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor* at too rtiartnt and portent hoeing clown* or demand* agatool too dKOdmf • ettoto mutt file took ctotom wtto toto caurt WITHIN THREE MONTHS APTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUSLI CATION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE POREVER ■AIRED. Tho data it too ftrtl publica­ tion ot thk Notko l* July «m. ifto Mwk iX w w lirS h toC M rl W IT H IN THE L A T E R OP T H R U MONTHS APTER THE DATE OP T H I PIRST PUSLI CATION OP THIS MOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS APTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ol wmoBm rt m Ifc t. HUB n u n l i n lr tt John p. Do>t< ISIS Goorgla J Sontord. Fieri Attorney lor PorMnol Pepre tentative O. Andrew Spoor M I N Cammorciol Street, Suite! Sanlord. FtorMOUT7I Telephone: (M l)m a w s Florida Bor Me.: *7*441 Pubikh: JutyA IX IN* DBTIt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FIN HodtoM «4IS4CP INRE: ESTATE OF EDWIN L. ROBINSON NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Tho edmlnirtrelton ol tho Number 05I14CP. I* ponding In th* Ckcult Court tor SEMI MOLE County. Florid*. Probate Dtvirton, Mw oddroM *1 which I* Somlnoto County CourtoouM. NOTICE OP Sanford. Florid* 31771. Th* FICTITIOUS NAMB nemo* and addrette* of th* Notice I* hereby given toot I portonol reprMentally* and tho am ongagod In butinot* at «* portonol reprMontatlvo't at­ Grlggt A v o . Cauelborry. FL, torney ar* Ml torlh bate*. Somlnoto County. Florida, under All intorettod perten* ar* Ih* Fktltlout Nome ol EVEN roguirod lo HI* with Mil* caurt. IN O S W E E P C L E A N IN G WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF SERVICE, and toot I Intond to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF reglttor h W nam# with th* THIS NOTICE: (I) *11 claim* Ctork ot tho Circuit Court, Sam agalntl the ortato and 11) any lnoto County. Florida. In ac­ objoclian by on Intoroatod cordance with the Frovltton* ot perton on whom Milt nottc* It Ih* Fktlltou* Name Statute*. torvod that that long** Mw valid­ TaWIt. Section a u t » Florid* ity ot itw will. Mw guoillkadon* Slotuto* t*57. ot Mm perMnal repr#*#ntotlve. Larry P. Dutretn* vonuo. or luritdktton ol Mm Publlth: July 4 IX 14 17.1*W cguH, DET-71 ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SUPREME COURT ■E FOEEVER BARRIO. OP THE Publication ei thl* Nolle# ha* STATE OP NEW TORN begun on July 4 1**4 COUNTY OP CAYURA Pertonal Ropretentatlv*: JEANETTE REID BABBITT ELIZABETH ROBINSON Plain II It IMS Taylor Drive Ovtodo, Florid* H7*S RONALD M. BABBITT Attorney tor Perianal Repmontatlvo: ACTION POR A DIVORCE LAWRENCE N. FEESHMAN To the above named Defender I FRESHMAN. FRESHMAN You are hereby tummonrt to ATRAITZ, P.A. Mrve a notice ot appearance, on **7S SumetDrlv*. Suit* 701 th* P la in t iff* Attorney I t) Miami. FtorIdo 31143 within 10 day* Otter the torvke Telephone: I M ) *47 1400 ot Ihlt turnmen*, eaclutiv* ot MARYANNE MORSE. too day ot Mrvke (or within 30 Ctork. Circuit Court day* otter Mm torvico I* com BY: PatyktoThatchor pief* It thl* tummen* It not DEPUTY CLERK portonally delivered to you SEMINOLE COUNTY. within Ih* Stoto ot Nov* York); FLORIDA and In com ol your tellur* to PuMlih: July 4 IX IfW appear, judgment will be taken agalntl you by default lor to* - OET 70 reltol demanded In Ih* notko Ml IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT a—, 44. 4- - I ----Tv* Ml DEwMr OF THE EIGHTEENTH Dated. Auburn. Now York JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, June 14 ll*o. IN AND FOB ANNE. BUNKEM.ESQ. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Attorney (i) tor Plolnlltf FLORIDA. Ottlc* and Po*l Office Addrou CASE NO: M-1314CA-14L 407Metcalf Plata INRE: Auburn. Now York 11031 CHANGE OF NAME 111]) 151 SOM FROM: NOTICE: Tho object ol (hit SARAH DICK action I* to obtain o judgment ot MICHAILDICK divorce dluolvlng Ih* marriage TO: between th* panto* on the SARAH JACKSON ground* ol cruel and Inhuman MICHAEL JACKSON treatment ol th* plolnlltf by th* NOTICE OP ACTION defendant. TO: Richard Jackton Th# rallet taught It. M Duelow lan* A judgment ot o b io lu t* Edlten, Now Jerwy divorce In lover ot th* plointlll 0MI7 dluolvlng forever Ih* bond* ol and matrimony between th* portlet Jam** Naikon Hall In thl* action. Th# nature *1 any 4401 Glenmount Drive ancillary roltot demanded It Apt. 1330 equitable dtotrtoutkn ot all mar Hootton. Teea* 40134 Ital property, declaration el YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI Mporato and marital proparty, FIEO lhal an action tor Chang* and tuch other and further relief ot Noma ha* boon Iliad ogoiml a* to th* Court may M*m jut! you and you ore required to •arvo a copy ot your written ^NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: detan***. It any. to It on You may have certain right* THOMAS L. STEPHAN. ES under th* low* ot Ih* Stoto of QUIRE, tho Potltlonor'i al Now York lo an equitable tornty. who** addrou i* S31O’ ? dfvltlon ot certain property hold Track Rood. Longwood. Florida Individually and loinlly by Ih* 337SS, on or bolor* Auguti I defendant and plaintiff during IttO. and III* th* original with Ih* term ol the marriage and to the Ctork ot th* Court either receive maintenance from th* before urvic* on Petitioner’* plainlllf Theta right* may be altornoy or Immediately there available to the defendant altar; ottwrwtM * default will whether or not a Mparalkn be entered agalntl you lor Ih* agreement ho* boon entered into reitof demanded In Itw Petition betweoen defendant and plain tar Nam* Chang* UN. A failure to antwer thl* DAT ED On Juno ]7lh. Ifto complaint and to appear in thl* (COURT SEALI action may tharalor* ratal I In a MARYANNE MORSE judgment ol divorce being ob A l Clark Ollh* Court loinod ogolmt th* defendant By: Sharon Dunn and. additionally, a waiver ol A* Deputy Ctork fh*M right* Publlth June 3* 4 July 4 IX 30. Publlth July*. 13.10. IftO 1H0 DET 93 OES 174 muotnioMMk claim* wtth MM* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH I DATE OP THE PIRST P U I l l CATION OP THIS NOTICE. A LL CLAIMS. OIMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED VHLL EE P O R ly tR BARRIO. Th* dato ot Mw ftrtl public* lion at IM* Notice li July Mh. IM t _ Portonol Rogrotontotlvo: Philip T. McLennan It VNuoto Drive Dobary. Florida 17711 Attorney tor Portonai ■ogrotantativo: G. Andrew Spoor MM Eat! Commercial Street. Suit* 5 Sontord. Florida 13771 Totophono: (M7 ) 333 43*5 F torid# Ear too.: 97*440 Publleh; July 4 IX IffB DET 13 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I IIB N T IE N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. HI ANDPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO. W 1 4 I5 C A M SECRETARY OP VETERANS APPAIRS.OIC.. Ptokrttfl. 'ir t L T t c o o k . otongNWbwuot— it living and oil unknown porttot claiming by, through, under, or again*! Itw named Detondant who aronoi known MkodMd or oilvo whothor tald unknown partto* claim a* hair*. Oevlwet gr antoot, aeaignoe*. Iionor *, creditor*, truttoe i or other claimant*, againtt th* Mid KELLI COOK, a tingle woman; DEPARTMENTOP REVENUE OP T H I STATE OP FLORIDA; «idGOVERNOR'S POINT TOWNHOMIS HOMEOWNERS ASSN., INC., o corporation; Defendant* AMENDED NOTICIOP ACTION TO: KELLI COOK, a ilngto woman, it living and It dead, all unknown partto* claiming by. through, under known to be dead or ollv* whothor taid unknown partto* claim a* hair*. d*vlM04 gran tor*, trvttoa*. or oMwr claim ant* agalntt the Mid KELLI COOK, a ilngto woman; BESIDE NCR: UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action to tortclo** a unrig age an ttw toi towing property In Samlrdto County. Florida: Lat 54 GOVERNOR'S POINT. PHASE ONE. according to Itw plat thereat a* recorded In Plat Saak 34 Paget 34 IS and 34 al th* Public Record* ot Seminal* County, Florid*. hat boon Iliad again*) you and DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA and GOVERNOR’ S POINT TOWMHOMES HOMEOWNERS ASSN.. INC., a corporation and you art required lo lerv* a copy el your written doten*#*, it any. to It an CHARLES R. GEOROE. III. ESQUIRE. LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES R. GEORGE. III. P.A, Ml Eaal Pin* Street. Suit* 14*3. Orlando. Florida, and III* Mw original with Mw Ctork at Mw t o m ttytod Court on or baler* th* 10th day at Augutt. iff*; alh*rwlt* a judgment may ba anlarad agalntl you far th* reltol demanded In th* Cam plaint. WITNESS my hand and teal ol Mil* Court mil 3rd day at July. INS. iCircuil Caurt Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY: Heather Brunner Deputy Clark Publi*h: July 4 IX 3417. IMS OET M AMENDED NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION A vacancy ha* been created by itw retlgnatien at Honorable Kannam M. Latttor a* Circuit Caurt Judge in Group Ten al Mto Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ot Florida, which wa* accepted by Ih* Governor effective mid night. December 31.1WO Therefor*, qualifying tor thit attic* wilt occur at th* Divlilon *1 Election* in Tallahaue*. al th* *4me lima a* th* regularly icheduled qualifying parted, noan July I*, two. through noon July 10.1W0 IN Tettimany Whereat. I have Hereunto tet my hand and atliiad the Great Seel el th* State at Florida, al Tallaha****. Th* Capital, thi* Ih* Twenty Filth day ol June. A D . IW0 ISEALI JIM SMITH SECRETARY OF STATE Publlth June 3* 4 July 4 1WO DES 314 • P T N B S M N T tlR T N JNEtCtALCMCVtT M AND P M SEMMOLP COUNTY, P IM IO A CASENOLfbMMCAHI CARTERET SAYINOS RANK. PA, PtOMtlH. WITNESS my band and atHctat Mat * f iMd Caurt an mi* MhdayHJww.AD.tWB. SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Ctork at Mm CkcvH Caurt Samtoato Cmnty. Ftortd* Ry: IMnnDurn Deputy Clark Publieh: JtoMtX I t s July 4 IX ms OES-SM IN THE CIRCUIT EIRHTEENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND PDD YOU ARE NOTIPEO that an >to toradwa mar*B*ga wi y. Ftortd*: Tj » TH* North M* toot at Mw loot to *r Mm NW la at Mm NE t o . ( M i Wbrt AM N H Odd IM* Eaat n s tool). Soctton it. Tawwehip It South. Ranat f » Beat. Sami nato County. Ftorida. and ateo to** NertM IS Nat tor Mrth yeudrtrtM drtdlbi rt yaur wntton f * la it wi Anna 4 1 rt Mm Law Firm rt MASON MASON B ASSOCIATES. P A .. P le ln tltfa Attorney, what* la 1397 U.S. Highway it lulto m. Ctoarwator, SMS4 an or baton July 77, Iff4 and file Mw artrtnal wtth th* Ctork rt mi* Caurt either baton tan ka an PlainB IBEf* na ImmartiAlahv f l f l D D n V r lD n w r IIT in M D ID ID ff iftor; aNwrwto* a datoutt the rallal demanded In Mw c a s b NGi tg-wr t CA aa « C A L IF O R N IA P R O E R A L BANK, a Fadwrt lavtnga Bank, a bank, 11farmer ly known at CaiitorMa Fadmai Saving* and Ptointltt, RANDY LUBINSKY, a Ilngto man; LORENZO JORRIN. a Ilngto man; ANNIE CLARK, a a ln a la wom an; U N IT E D STATES OP AMERICA, aid JOHN DOE and JANE DOE (OCCUPANTS). NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ANNIE CLARK, a tingto 1*1 Cynmianvw Clrcto AHanwnto j prtogi. Ftorida AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAVCOMCIRN: YOU ARE NOTIFIED Nwt an action ta toracliaa a mirtgigk an Mw taitowmg deter ibad praperty tocatod in Seminal* County. Ftorida: Lat I. Carman Oak*, accord Ing t* th* plat thereat, a* recorded to Flat Book 31. Pag* *X rt th* public racarda *1 [t a ^ R M jC*wUy. Ftorida. City flirt rt your written mtone* 4 W to It on Robert O. WlMn. rt Graan and Slmman*. P.A., P la ln tltfi attarnay*. who*# addrett I* Part Ottlc* Baa 33)4 115 Narttwart Flrtt Avenue, Ocala. Ftorida tun. on ar Bator* Augutt 17. IW4 a r t Mto the original with Mw Ctork at thl* Court either Bator* earvtaa on Plalntltr» attorney ar Imme­ diately tharoaftor; atharwia* a default will B* antorod agalntt yau tor Mw rattol demanded m th* Complaint. WITNESS my hand and Mw eaal *4 IM* Caurt an mi* Mw lam dayrtJww. 1W4 (SEALI MARYANNE MORSE. Clark rt MwCaurt By Haothar Snowier Deputy Ctork Publlth: June I f b July 4 1X14 1W9 DES 373 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT POR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. ft-tlt-CP DIVISION: I IN Rb: ESTATE OF ZAIOAN. WURST. NOTICE OP AObUNISTRATION Th* admlnlrtratlan al Ih* Ertato el Zaide N. Wurrt. D* caawd, File Number »* 7 fl CP. I* pending In Mw Circuit Caurt tor Saminol* County, Florida. Probata Dlvltton. m* addrett ot which It Ml Norm Park Av*. (P.O. Addraaa: P O. Drawer C). Sontord. Ftortd* 337730*5* Th* nama* and addraeaa* ot m* Co-Perianal R*pr**an1atlva* and th* Ca-Partanal Repra tentative*' attarnay art tat form betow. All Intorettod parton* are required to III* with ml* Caurt. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR WITHIN SB DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE. WHICHEVER IS LATER: I) all claim* agalntl th* Ertato. and 3) any objection by an Intorettod parton on wham Mtl* Nolle* it tarvrt lhal challenge* the validity ol m* Will, th* quallllcatton* el m* Perianal Rapratanlativ*. venue or |url*dlctlonot Ih# Court ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publicalien of mi* Notice ha* begun an June It. IW0 C » P*r*enaf Rapratanlativ*: Parry E. Wurrt. Jr CdPartonal Repratantatlva Jtm ttM Young Vice PreUdent South***! Bank. N A Attarnay* tor C* Par tonal Rapretantatlvat: NIXON. HARGRAVE. OEVANS 5 DOYLE By: PATRICE B MORRISON. ESQUIRE Reynold* PIM4 Suit* 400 10*1 East Indiantown Read Jupiter. Florida 114/7 1407)74*1003 Florid* Bar No 301W9 MARYANNE MORSE. Clark. Circuit Court BY: Patricia Thatcher DEPUTY CLERK SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Publlth Jura I* 4 July a. iwo o e s ns Odtod: Jun#J4 tW*. MARYANNE MORSE A l CLERKOPTHECOURT : Heather Brunner A* Deputy Clark Pubtlih: June 73. 7f 4 July 4 IX w D f 5343 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND POD SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA. CASE NO.: BMM1-CA-I4-L ISAAC HOBESH and NANCY HOSE SH.M* wild. Ptointltt*. CHARLES RISTEN. SANDRA DAWN LEY. and ROBERT CO RBETT and OELORES CORBITT, hi* wit*. CLERK'S NOTICIOP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN mat pwnuant to th* Summary Final Judgment entered an Mw IMh day of June. 1W0. In Civil Action N* eaaati CA 14 L 01 Mw Circuit Court rt th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Jn and far laatiaato -Ciir tb Dr t H*. m which CHARLES RISTEN. SANDRA OAWN LEY. ROB ■ST CORBETT «« d DELORES COR i ITT. hit wit*, era Mm D e fe n d a n t* , and IS A A C H O B ESH and N A N C Y HOBESH. ar* Mw Plaintiff*. 1 will tall rt pwbfic auction to Mw hlghert and hart bidder tor caah at the Wert dear of m* Saminol* County Ceurthouaa In Sontord. Ftorida. at II.SO AM . an Itw lam day rt Augutt. 1W4 th* e a n ■ ib^&ad e a m l U M M a Iffwln* M VpW CoVOTO aWII ’ ty tat torlh In ttw Summary Final Judgment: Lat J. DEER RUH UNIT 4 according to Mto plat thereat at recorded to Plat Beak IX Pag* M Public Racarda at Seminal* County, Florid*. DATED mi* Jam day ol Juno. 1914 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork *1 Circuit Caurt Samtoato County, Ftorida ■y: Jan* I . Jatawic DaauN Ctork Publlth: June394 July*. IWO DE5110 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT O PTHE IIS M T IE IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 95IIU-CA-I5L FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI AT ION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a carperalien organlied end tilillng under the Law* al Th* United State* at America. Plalntl tl. v*. MICHAEL H. STORMS and KAREN R. STORM! hitwlto and ROBERT MOON. Defendant*. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment al Forectoaura rendered an Mw 30th day at June. 1990. In lhal certain cause pending In Mw Circuit Court to and tor Semi­ nal* County. Florida, wherein FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a carp* relion orpanned and ealsling under the Law* ol Th* United Stole* ot America. It Piaintltt. and MICHAEL H. STORMS and KAREN R. STORMS, hit wlto. and ROBERT MOON ara Itw Defendant*. Civil Action No 90-1311 CA 14 L I, M AR YANN E MORSE. Clark at the aforesaid Circuit Caurt, will at 11.00 a m , on th* 3nd day ol Augutt, 1990. otter for tala and Mil le th* hlghott bidder tor cash an Mw slept at the Weit Front Doer of th* Courthout* In Sontord. Saminoto County, Florida, th* following described property, tltuoted and being In Saminoto County. Floe Ida. towil Unit X Building B. COACH LIGHT ESTATES. SECTION II. a Condominium, according ta th* Declare Iion at Condominium at recorded in Official Record* Booh 1373. Peg* 1930. Public Racordt ot Saminol* County. Florida Said tala w ill be mad* pursuant to and in order to satisfy th* term* ol taid Final JudoniDfll MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jana E Jatawic Publish June 39 4 July 4 1990 DES 317 ■- United Frees International PIM H ES •, ■r*- military perar nee - In a more unified Europe. v*' Bush seeks NATO changes �M — tanford MoraM, ftMtord, Florida — Friday, July •, 1 N 0 Ltflil Nolle— ?i-H>ieweidei~ 7 1 -1 CLASSIFIED ADS Somlnala Orlando - Winter Park AUTO 0 S T A IL IM • E * e n once reqsired. PMd by Me car. Stortiwwt Call.... X11J0* 322*2611________ 831*9993 71— H IM m a n o r w o r k in g P T /P N O T E L /M O T IL ClASStFKO D fF T .^ P «M ^ P A * T Y NATIS^ * A T NORM I I MB M l MM e S AM. MaA-Pri------*AM 7PM F U L L T IM E .......CALL la * «SM ___WOCALLS AFTEP TPM CHILD CARE - Taathar'taldt. It to S:1A Mon. Ftl. Working with scheel age children. A p p lfi The StagerBeead m n iiim r r n r t.r "^ .a ih rsto*. tor church nursery. 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Work own hours. ,Fea A easy wMb ttouse el LtoyMt -.d p ■ Full time, must have clean driving record A goad work history! tS/hr.CallUl MU Mi Me i Ewe Friday *AAUPM 323*5171 ws w. am i«. Must apply in person. See Doug Reid or Mark Sllenbaker or Grady. Apply at- Lewes al Maitland. MM leeM U S Mwy 1T-*1.Mewtsod........ M F * « The Rep of L H C, w with lha prempf response to his "he Ip-wentea’ ’ Sanford Herald classified ad. By the second day. lha position sees filled! Some position you need to advertise of tow cool and achieve quick results? Try our l* A laOay Special rales. Lowest cast par lino tar can secuIIvo days’ advertising Advertisers ora tree to cancel es soon as results ora reached CLASSIFIED DEPT, m s t ii Automobile business con be fun end profitable. Are you self motivated? De you tike working with people? We P R E F IR no oaperlence. Cal I 3234’44ar 1434244 mm nor? Publish: June 1L ti. If, A July A im DBS-1to A S S IM B L I T O T I A Crslt ttanas. full/pert tints. High earnings I M a-X IX II________ WAVNB I . KRUIO' ’ Petitioner MOT1CI OF ACTION T O : R IC H AR D C H ARLES PRISTON tor 7children! Patotts Ml JIM M l TIME COMERS U T K ID M CNAIM IN MOWS FOOL Summers hsrsl Need titra vecetlon money? Ws need VOUIII M7S/por hr. I or I days par wk. and on call. Carlltiod Nursing Assistants Only 111 mmssuss Nsatm cars Casisr YOU ARB NOTIFIED that an r edition el the per sans MICHBLLI L R I PRE­ STON and RICHARD DAMON PRRSTON hee been tiled and you ere roguestod to serve a copy al yeur alienees II any. an H X—|^_ Hi "1 * ip MpilpfAW y lM I m f » A w A t* P M T IT IM n M T V TIMOTHY M. O’ LEARY. ISOUIRK IMS W. Fairbanks Avanue Wtolar Park. Florida » n » an ar batons ma ism day al July. IfSS and flN the original with the Clark al mis Court either servka an Petitioner's Ona way la Now Orloans. leave Aug. XSUd......j * m * 7 -m-J . PUBLIC NIARINN P M CNANM OP ZONING IIW U T M M . I. ROBBBT J. MOJA - RHOMB PROM A t, AORICULTURI TO C L BBNBRAL R I T AIL COSSMIRCIALIPTM-M) - The norm 71 •set of Ste tswth MS last el the’nett 111 tset si Sts east 141 test at the northwail N tl Sts northnos< l* al Section a . Township 11 loom. Range It Best. Further described aa a 71’ by IIS’ parcel. Nested on the west tide el IR AM. north el Chapman Reed, trem A-1N C-l. . DISTAICT:!) ■ 1. WHIT BARBA - RHOMB FROM C l BBNBRAL RETAIL TO E-L MULTI-FARULY RBSIOBNTIAL - The SW ta ol the SW ta ol Section 17, Tewnehip It. Benge It, SemlneN County, Ptorlde. Nee lha easterly nr Nr rsea right of way. Less the southerly n t .lt Nat tentslninf is acres mars ar lots Further dsscrlbsa as an the was! SWa al Alateya Trail, lust north al Iran Sr idea. . DISTRICT;II 3 NAB BN DBVBLOPMBMT - RHOMB FROM A t . ABRI CUL­ TURE TO C-l. OBNBRAL RETAIL COMMA RCIAL - Tea parcels 1L UB. IsC. In SacINn Ml Tawnshlp it. Range TP. Further Soecrlbed as IMS tael south al Railroad Track, west side el Eden Park Read. > DISTRICT: I I J A CAR SB OIL CO. INC - BBIOMB FROM C l. OBMRRAL S IT A IL COMMERCIAL TO PCD. PLARMIO COMMRRCIAL (STRICT. - Pert el Lei t. M M Smiths Srd SubdlytsNn as tscwOod in Flet Beak I, Pega •*- Further described at the southeast corner ( i SR at end Upsets Bead. In Section X I* X. t DISTRICT;IS These In attendance will be heard and written cemmonts may bo (INO with Ike Land Management Division Hearings may be continued tram lime to lime as Nund necessary Further details Available by calling Ml-I1X, E atension tea*. NOTI: Persons are advised that it they wish N appeal any decision made al this meeting, they w ill need a record el the preceedings, and tor such purpose, mint may need to ensure mat a Verbatim record ol the proceedings is made, which record includes the tosilmeny and evidence upon w hich the appeal Is to be heeed per Section MS SIM Florid a Statutes . BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ■ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA RYiHBRRHAROIN. DIRECTOR ■ LANO MANAGEMENT Pubiisn July*.nag detm , M i l P C P I D W A M J P F C K C • I W M n O M T O M T S — U — I F M I Z U I C K I C M S . * I C F M A W O K A W Z Z F P * O I N W I W D R T I C K T X M O . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Ona thing I've toArnad In life lb that whan you caaaa to Da a dummy, that's whan you're In tr outdo." - S o Dlddtoy. • HAMMER TRAINEE stJaa gto* gar rmb M Est. Urns -is opening now efllces. Hood Managers a Asst. Menegir Trainees. Far Into. A Interview, can P H O I NURSE AIDES * 4U SOFTS GUYS/GALS HIGHER STARTING FAVI For certified or eaper lanced OYER 17 Local company will hire enargatlc, enthusiastic sail starters to assist manager No eaporlonce required Paid training Transportation, furnished. START TODAY! Handicapped welcome. Cell Mr. Jay, Ml * » _______ eat. 101 tromV 1 HAIRSI7UST Experienced! Good psyl Apply In parson: McConnells. MSS S. laniard Asa, laniard Commorclol/rosld./repair, etIImeting A Installation asp. rwadCaBIM e-tm ovos KEYEI FLA. INC. Realtors, pays tuition to Root Estate School!............ Cell m MOO LANDSCAPERS Full time positions. Driver's License required............Coll m a m LAUNDRY WORHSR, ter lout minded and dependable Al lemonto Springs area. AM and PM shitts- Call m *1*0 Advancement opporlunllyl Esc. benefits package. Apply In person only I Spoodwoy Starvto Marvin. Idoad SR MO Lh. Mary area Clientele pro terrod. ICoil ......._..... m i x * HAPPY ELVES CHILD CAEI needs esp . competent, love log teacher tor Infant room and other duties 111 Mia alter; otherwise, a default will In Mo cam plaint el Petitioner. WITNESS My hand and the seal al this Court an Juno Ifth, IMS. I SEAL) MARYANNR MORSE As Clark el aw Court By; Sharon Dum As Deputy Clerk Publish: JunoM. 1*4 July*. IX tees DC SIM Quality childcare centers are leaking tor pert time teacher aides. Mature! A love ot children! must I EXPERIENCED SERVERS. hostosses, cashiers wentod Apply in person I Interviews now bolng held) Mon Frl, } * el Bahama Jar’ s MM S. French Ave. No calls please I VOLT TEMPOEABY SERVICES Ceil*!* ns* P E E K V A C A T IO N ! N eed TotJSO weekly Fullbenetits. All shifts. Need* trainees. 1I f 1-XM...... HUietand policy u S tr*-* ft* I . M S I NURSIM ASSISTANTS Full tim e. 7 1 end 1 II. E xcellent benefits, good working conditions, triondty people Apply el MN.Hsry. If A *1, Oakery. Men. thru Frl SAM to <P M .................EOE OPPORTUNITIES Large tood distributor with good benefits, to be located in Sanlord has openings tor the *- slOwiffQ *— f——* IQI A/P CLERK Esp. with A/P. ID key adding machine A computer knowledge. WAREHOUSEMAN Fraeter warehouse esp. required. Apply to: Southern Feeds, Inc. P.O. Bee 1*1* Ocoee M7«l Alto: * * * * * * * * * * fo r p re-n eed C em etery F uneral Seles. Greet company benefits with above average earnings. Rapid advance Is lor the right person. Must have own car and a sense el urgency. Dignified opportunity with the leader in this field. Call ter e personal! intoFvlew: I . PatMcFeetaym X V 8>H~»ir OalilAWii •Funeral Can Thursday and Friday *1 and Saturday * * ____________ security o m a n For Lake Mary Experience or will train. Full A Pert time. METRO SECURITY QII TTto m iNARUTINfi Pro appear., motivated, good voice, salary nag. Cell AX MOO T L C N I R O S HOM COMPANIONS tor the etow Live In or hourly..... ..W-H UTILITY WORXER Forklift. Bobcat, eiperlence a plus. Dependable, able to work overtime, t i l l per hour. Escellenl Employee Benefits sterling day one. Required to pass physical eaem and drug test . Apply In person. Seofheost Recycling Carp.. 171 West Marvin Ave. ____________ BOB Is accepting applications tor Loss Prevention. Apply In person al lha Sentord store only..............I THE GREAT A M ERICAN INVESTM EN T IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NUMBER) toJtn-CAMP JAMES E. TERWILLEGER. S R . , a n d L I N D A W. TERWILLEGER. his wtto. Plaintiffs, GLYNN E. ROGCRX SR.. THE U N K N O W N SPO U S E O P GLYNN E. ROGERS. SR.. AND OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING ■V, THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGINSTTHE FOREGOING NOTICE OP ACTION TO: Glynn B. Rogers. Sr., Me unknown spouse el Glynn E. Regers. Sr., end other parlies claiming by. through, under or against aw taragaing YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action to quiet title le the following property M Seminole County, Florid* Lot A Black C. Idyllwllde el Lech Arbor. Section A according to Me Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Boob t*. Page ft. el the Public Records el Seminole County. Florida has been tiled against you and you ere required to serve e copy et yeur written defenses. It any. to It an Ted B. Edwards. E* quire, plaintiffs attorney, whoee address Is Smith A Mockinnen. P A . US South Orange Avenue. Suite UA Pest Office Bos USA Orlande. Florida Uttt. on or batora July M. IftO. and Ills lha original with the clerk et this court either before service on plaintiffs attorney or Immedl otely Itwroolter. otherwise e detaull will be entered against you tor the rellet demanded In itw Complaint or petition Dosed this 11th day of June. ItN Mary enne Morse As Clerk ol Me Court By Healhet Brunner As Deputy Clerk Publish; June IS. ti. if. A July A ItoO DCS in JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! WE HAVE IMMEDIATE OPENINQSI • Construction • Warehouse • Production A ll jo b s $4.50 & Up fo r em p lo yees w ith tran sp o rtatio n APPLY: 1018 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 6 A.M. SHARP PHONE: 330-2611 "W IN PROFESSIONAL LABOR W ORLD U.S.A. INC I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, July 6, 1M0 C a n a le t* p rivacy , la c . iTTBACTrva 1 a * I ml. from Cauntry Club. 114.IM Owner tlneflclnp even......... J/eetW/min ea* family ream * /extree I M U M w O mwae 3 KMOON 2 MTN/FOOl t m a g g itt M M . COTTA#* • Clean, aulat. tem plate privacy H em * with molher ln law •u it* an ever i/ i acre. Fireplace, u x n Inproun* peel with heeled laccuiil. 1 perch**, privacy lanced yard w/lrrlpetlen tyttem. upeol; STENSTROM EEALTY, INC. •% Cm344 %m* ear.**# * USFD CARS & TRUCKS * RflSTIR SFSCS./MCMAMSS I bdrm./I b e . parapa. C/H/A. Launch Your Dreams MSSKROQMUrT month ptue IM * sacurify J / l'x Ida* **• tt.. new paint and carpet, ep p llin tt an 111 acre. U'l/me.Ua.OOO i*Mama.onw>de • Waterfront Lifestyle on Lake Monroe Modem Fitness Comer • Indoor Racquatbal CHEVY 8-10 PICKUP ■Sparkling Ja cu zzi • A Pool you can really make a splash la N ow O p tn U n til 8 P M M o n . - F rU A M O a o m a 1 bdrm. I>> bath hem*. CH/A, corner lei Low down payment.....Pie. no L O V IL V 1 bdrm. Mi belh 1 aOAM, taa/mo plus security. Mini Wlnde. carpal. »ISW ■ Park Avo, Santerd. XU 1717 For Lease Showroom/Office/Warehouse THIS W EEK S SOTWSS (SKI |75 I I B on^vvood B ji r^ai n ] ... M o to r s ,.; ..... « ! " \ Heusahold Item*. Saturday, sunup la sundown. SIS Sarlti Jaa'aAHerdy's) | .I 1 ; plus mile. Saturday enly. SI. let* Kay Ave. Sanford._______ w i in i;\M \ i i n w m \K" iv . 79 CHEVY 77 MERC, GRAND 3LAZER K-le ■ AUTOMATIC 5 MARQUIS AIR 2 DR.. AUTO ALL POWER l 11 M 86 FORD ESCORT AUTO.. AIR ONLY 28,348 Ml. it |i : $2495> $ 9 9 9 $3995 Located in Sanford Commerce Park 1601 Airport Blvd., Sanford SKf LBPLB109 84 MERC. MARQUIS Two Spaces Available! Saturday. July 1 Pam lo 4pr 400 Wosl Fourth St. (corner 4th A Leurel. back ol Churcl Hememcde baked Hem crelts. exercise equlpmen plants, dottwsSmlsc Items 1500/2000 sq. ft. showroom/warehouse 2000/2500 sq. ft. office/warehouse Ideal location with High Traffic Count Easy Access to 1-4 Am ple Parking n s w e s t iit m s t r e e t Friday. Saturday and 5 Larpa vainly terd. u bat special!....na-nee 84 FORD TEMPO SKI L8P 3064 72 VW BUG LOADED! 2 DR.. GRAY, AUTO. AIR, LOW MILES sxe 007MB SKi LBP3068 SKi BA 429 j } i $2995t $2 4 8 8 $1988 ! - F o r Further Inform ation Contact Bob M cKee SK# IBP 3067 COMPLETLY RESTORED! LIKE NEW CONDITION. SUNROOF BROUGHAM TM D M D M R IU U 3 2 3 -1 1 5 0 iT C 86 PONT. 6000 S.W. AUTOMATIC AIR 73 DODGE 200 SELF CONTAINED CAMPER - FISHINGHUNTING SPECIAL 76 LINC. MARK IV 3URGENDYLEATHER ALL POWER. 1 OWN i' $3388 1 $ 1 9 9 5 $ 1 9 8 8 ! Rd oil el 4*W) Thwrs. lhr< Sun. Clothing. turn end more SKJLBP31I0 SXa LBP3I10 SK# IBP 3049 �* * * * * * * * * 1 * * — S a n fo rd .• •• » •• * » * * H e ra ld , S a n fo rd . 153—ACTMf* U h / fr te •la M W S H f l R T ra •• a c m tract*, sapfk and nail. Ilia— each it a c m daatftd river, fenced *47a n . term*. M H W w M im CB-Op/fak 1 bdrm . } bath*I W.>l trad* ter heut* In Senford. DtBery or O tla rl Beautiful ground! ^aM M M aM W M M M * * * * * * * * * * * F lo rid a — F r id a y . J u ly m tunutm th * * FANTASTIC N T S * * All MeMla Mom** dratllcelly reduced You move, cath _________CeH 733-7133 SAw o n AHA FAM 14X44 |/i Guerdon ....... se.ooo 14XM J/l'i tpllt. • « Skyline, screened perch..........SIMM 7? It. Outrage ’ft. 77SMP Evlnrud*. perfect condition, lull equipped *71.700 Call M * 77*0*47 ovo* S I 17 Ft. Bus Hurt C om p letely tournam ent rtggodl im Pro v Yamaha. Trailer. 1 live well* with timer*. 3 brand now bettorlet. 41 lb*, ol thrust trolling motor. E i col lent condition. Mutt — to appreciate sia.OM or best otter. Call 771 tSSt In no MAM 1/1 lain ‘U Guerdon tit. on m m m 211—Antiquos/ a a o a ta w t it e ^ t im t Coikctitks U l —Ctwifry Pr>n r »y / M k HITS MSI BOBU MWt 1 5ACtfS S Beardetl. Sent Mutt Mill J J M ^ ^ J M IIP e lt o M P M KOKOMO... ...37SI1M CONE A PEPSI MACHINES .Wankedf Pro IS. site other related Item* 4*7 70— t 222—Musical Mtfchatkisa Governor Wlnthrop*. Earpen tin* front Clew feet, walnut P rofession ally restored Eicellent Condition MIS *4*-3*11 * ' / * ' * • * • • / / / * * t * * * * * * * , ' * • ' . • * 231—Cars Ilk * new I Used enty 31 mtcaeh.CaB...........m - M ft * * * * * * * * * * * 0 0 * * 4 * 4 4 4 0 CONSOLE PIANO Good “ dlllon. *400. __________ m s40t FOR SALE Crate 100 watt EV ampHller Wood llnlih. mint condition *700131 7770. Greg 1>>—Pupki k r S ik OLD CUTLASS CALAIS RT 07. auto, low ml. sport rim*. .. . tit 7101 ePUELIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERT WEDNESDAY 7:10PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION w/ metal pip* 7* high « 0 l/T wide Cett t i l t Mil tor t it _________con m oto r_________ •AIRLINE TICKET On* way dlando Pittsburgh, nan Hop! US Air. July It at * 13pm 171331 1444__________ 34 in. e 41 m. canvas with metal tram* ..m as** FAIRWAY (MOTORS "H — d llN O H NOR US 1701 Lang— ad NO FINANCE COMPANIES! "BUY HEBEI PAY HE RE I" to or at. Very nk*. Cast SIM. mu m i . Can..-.......... m a m ecANNINO JAES pt* A qt* IS damn t t l for all _________CaN 3730471_________ • CAEPET brown pluih with p o d d ln t I t X I t ♦ / Eecollent condition SI00 m s t t t keep trying ________ '77 CADILLAC COUPE LOW down A EZ paymantil 11 •7* PI AT SPtOEB CanvorttAto LOW down A EZ payment*I Aa> toe Bi n e * ........... U t UM *■* PONTIAC BRAND PBIXI Law mile*, ah. *4.40* tot down w/approved credit I Call ........... t m w ‘to BRCOEB OCMAKBROIL BAS M IL L Like now. need! tank *31 __________ QOS 7110__________ ELECTRIC SWHEEL CART For the disabled I Dual bat torto* w/thargar. 07SM7O-0MI etW INO SET with Hide *40 ___________77*7777___________ •WHEELCHAIR • la eacattont candttNn.ua .Call I74-4MI a 37 IIOCZUOMCOf Clean I T Tepal Eec. condi tton, TMWmllet Call 771 0*13 M MUSTAIM S.0 LX air. power steerin g, power brake*. AM/FM catMtto. and tot* ol •itrat to m Can 171*1*4 A aecapt laa. tag. title, etc '07 TOYOTA TERCEL S speed, air, power steering, stereo catMtto l Only lie* *«/me Call Mr. Payne. 773 3133 77 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Red leather Interior, run* great Loaded ............. OliSOobo dSET a* toor tply blot tires, a SOXI* on rlmi (Slug) Ilka now. groat tor p up trucks or traitor* Sliptlrm7*1*140 • 1 TIRES 1 Lt* 14 on E T Mag*, tit* GM or Ford I now IWialTW Motrk fit* Peugeot too each or otter 1711*37 C a K ita ta M f ir m marm u Original owner 71.000 ml a c y l. new tiro*, ah. p/a. p/b. AM/FM. 13.ISO tti SSMavot 2J»—Vaklcks WantBd WE PAT TOP ON tor wrecked’ cars/trwcktl WE SELL «uar•htoed uted part* AA AUTO MLVAOS al Oeiory, tat a— ______________ < 241—Racrtatkaal i Vakkks/Camatrs COACHMAN TRAILER 30 toot' •70. Roal air. sleep* o Eec * candltton 03SM....... 3317*7* 1172fOfUf CMFtl • to a. canvot. In.ver outer il«y * Much more Atkin* I lost o b o 333 7143or 377 3773etter Mm 414 1077 POEO F IM Lift kit Runt Good..........tl.SOOobo Call N? 0*0 Mt* 232-Auk Farts / AccRSSfks '79 Foco IrtBR HoNHmrm 77 ft Clot* Al Eec condilienl Must— I Sit. WO Call— H i* *77 FORD 3M 4a4 Parting out or buy till Many now port* C * Tromm ■HI pra IS) C.S7*-— I 242—Junk Cars I2 R M 0 F IM Run*, body oecl S3.300/otter Must Mill m 3170___________ 07 NISSAN KINO CAE S speed, dark rad. stereo catMtto. PS. PB. *0K mil** Asklngt7.tt*407 373 40*7 •CASH* POR YOUR JUNK CAR OR TRUCRI t ANY.' CONDITION! CALL SIS-7*17 MTap tenon* Paid lor lunk ■ cart, huckt. a wheel drive . Any condition Call 133 Its* » SANFORD ■ t* M tt! reZced tM tt beta* market! FNA m i — U til CaMaaurl 33**1 M 111—Appl tenets / Furniture aA BAROAIN m m — i d— with t deep III* drawer*, large detk top. good condition MO ___________Ml 44tl___________ BABY CBIB • White mica A light oak. Seen bail I (list _________can m e m _________ BJ'S R IS A L I W* Buy/tetl Furniture a Cel leetlk lll. Including 11*01*1 M tl 1 I taterd Are.. M l tH a BUNK BIOS, complete with math***'*. is s m iP M a C O F F I I TABLK with 7 matching end tablet Olati top MS'let ...... m t W C O M IC Table A Corner table. Bdrm tuil*. iota A chair. Refrlgeratnrl C all.... 373— 1 • C U tIO C A B IN !T Cold, lighted. Hire# than with ancloiadbottom I t i m i l l l ODININC BOOM TABLE An tlqua Duncap Phyla Need* T LC.tSO/aftor . n ilN I a DININO T A B U M X U Two banchai with back! Nlca and itrong MS .............. 333*1*4 ■ LICTNIC STOVK Hotpoint Almotl new I Uied I mot Coil S34* Sell ms/Qllor I. m t**7 OAS STOVI • Norge Cnergy lover, black gU ti treat Only * — ■A— MTS. MIAMI g y o ta u RENHOAE tEFIIGERATOA Lika nawl Almond, let maker. It cu tl Call 3 X 0*4* LARRT’ S MART. IIS Sanlord Avo Naw/Uiad turn A appl Buy/Satt/Trade........m e m . P PVC TABLt AND CHAINS <4 chain), round labia Good ihapotes.................. m w e 0 U A t A N mlcrowavo/convecllon oven. Ereel lent condition I Wat MM new. Mil tor SSM 33M**7 NOLLTOP leak wood detk. *300. T W IIO Mta bed. t*S; both eec. condition Call 333 SI44 W A S H B R S i n . 1 b o d t. badtrama 17. Dining Mt Sets, baby turn . lampi. ollice turn .colling lent 14S I Me W ATIR BIO . king, bookceve headboard w/mlrror. 4 draw or pedettal. M \ wavelet!. M i l l R t P N I O f RATOR. Work! line. SM Call SSI Met between IPM IQPM_________ S PIECE BEDROOM SIT. plut Queen ill* Mta tleeper with matching loveital. Mltc furniture. Caff 333 14*3 117-Sporting Goods E iis New and uted Mongooie. Diemondbeck. R o il, and other lop brand! Crulleri. M.T.B.'l and BMX Pam. accev and repair i 711 «*** 119—Offic« Supplies / Equlpmtnt CANON 3*0 - Newly lervlced. latter A legal Ute tray, HOC HI 03lflday*/137 ISflave* 191—Building Mattrlais ALL STEEL BUILOINOS al dealer invoice. 1.000 to M.000 *q.H Call4071*1 «MI colloct • SLIOINO OLASS DOORS. Ml hat tram* Naadi now bottom rail Standard tlio........... MO Call at? see see* I t s — L a w n * G ord on d A O U L T L A W N SW IN O Frame I " metal pipe and oak »wlng with chain* tSS M l-*317 CUR CADET • It HP garden tractor w'mowor A bagger UMdvory tlttlal 333 MS? dFENCE SECTIONS A wooden gale *7 each Uted Eail ol Oviedo_______ SM 1*4* LAWN MOWER • Riding Roper. It HP w'Kohler eng Levi than « hri M In cut New U.WS Sail SI.*M/otterm tW7 PLAWNMOWER Stan IS Up Briggt A Stratton Motor Runt Good ISO — 1 t9 5 — M a c h in o r y / T o o ls PCHAIN U W Stihl OtS. com mardal uveonly. (100 lirm ___________374 1771__________ C O M M E R C IA L C A B IN E T SHOP Toolt. tawt. planar, tender and drill prett MUCH MORE 11 Shown by appoint man)only C a llin tW 199— P e ts 4 Sup pi i t s ORIRO HOUSE, green very Ml id STtob o i n i l / l OF REE 0 0 0 TO GOOD HOME I Pari retriever, part Newfoundland, part Irlth Sailor All black mala. * mot Good with kldv Playful Call 1 Deltona! 174 1111 3 DAYS ONLY - “72 HOURS” - FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY! DAYl ONLY. 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 1990. 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>, July 06, 1990; <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/14727128c98d37cd1724016ed6baa6d4.pdf 03f10902d40d05cf2f3fb6e482b596ed PDF Text Text N E W S D IG E S T □ Sports Seminole’s stop Bullets SANFOHI) — Adcock Rrxrflng (Seminole) Is now sending out ominous smoke signals lint a new program Is on the rise alter slopping the Bullets 7-2 at Lym a n High School In a non-league baseball game. See Page IB Crazy Wings fly Into action SANFORD — Duane Smith had three hits. Including a home run and a double, and scored three runs to lead Crazy Wings to u 16-1 defeat of Waddles hi t l r opening game oft he Sanford Recreation Department Wednesday Night Men's *’D " Slowpttch Softball League. In the other game the Sanford Police Benevolent Association scored nine runs In Its first three at huts and held off llarcar Aluminum Products 10-6. See Page IB □ People Dedication pays off SANFORD — Marie Taylor recently received the OustandlngCommunity Service Award from the Sem inole C o u n ty Retired Educators Asscoclatlon (SCREA), the organization for which she has served as community participa­ tion chulrmnn since IB M . Bee Page 3B □ Florida Bomb rocks museum MIAMI — A powrrlul bomb exploded early Thursday at tlx* Cuban Museum of Arts and Culture, causing extensive damage to the front of the building. See Page 2A □ Local Telson objects to selections SANFORD — Seminole County School Board member Pat Telson Is disa|>|M)l»tcd with the selection of people named to the Business Advisory Committee selection committee. Bee Page BA S t a r -s p a n g le d c o n t r o v e r s y Americans celebrate Flag Day with mixed emotions Old Glory becomes issue in gubernatorial campaign United Prase International United Prats International President Bush led an curly-morning Bag raising ceremony ill l lie Vietnam Veterans Memorial today lo mark Flag Day. which this year Is awash In a cotrillcl of emotions river old Glory. Ever since 1910. Americans liuvc used June 14 to eelebratr the birth of the flag, which was originally approved by Ihe Continental Congress on that dutc In 1777. But the focus of Flag Day 1990 was not solely on traditional ever.Is designed lo honor Old Glory. Instead, the spotlight also fell on the raging na'ionnl debale over whether desecrating Ihe llag Is a legal form of free speech and whether Congress and the stales should take the major step of amending the Constitution lo protect the n.ig Bush, who has led the drive lor the amend incut, used the day lo quietly and solemnly push Iris cause. Accompanied by an entourage ol Secret Service, hut without llrsl lady Barbara Bush, the president arrived al the Vietnam memorial ad|i>icnt to the Lincoln Memorial al alxiut li:ll.ri a m. EDT. TA LLA H A S S E E - Gov. Bob Martinez pro raised Wednesday to promote a constitutional amendment forbidding tlrsceralkm of Ihe U.S. flag, while his leading Dem ocratic opponent was endorsed by a key Panhandle Republican. Campaigning for re­ e lection In M adison County. Martinez also lin k e d h is c u r r e n t crusade against dirty rap music lyrics to his "qual­ ity of life" campaign llicme. stressing Initia­ tives In crime, environ­ mental protection, ethics ______________________ reform, education and lax (Hillcy. N o lln g ill.u e l v From staff rsports As Hags waved III honor of Flag Day acioss Seminole County this morning, local residents voiced a range of opinions on the recent Supreme Court decision on llag hunting and efforts in Congress and In Tallahassee to make such i display Illegal. Many |H-ople said they were np|ioscd lo a stale law or roiistllullonal amt-iidiii'-iit lorbiriillng llag horning. Connie LI. an immigrant Irom China who lives In DcRur\. believes Americans take llu-tr Ireedoms lor gr.uricd and should he taught respect rather than lx- forced to do things by law. "I drink Americans have no respect for anything.” LI said "Th e llag represents (Iris country and children should lx- taught to respect II. We don't need laws oi changing lire Addicts: A new kind of needle A novel treatment that uses acupuncture In an attempt to cure the craving of crack addicts will be tried in Montgomery County. Ohio, tx-glnnlng this kill after officials there reviewed a similar program being used In Miami. An experimental program using the Chinese medical procedure will lx- conducted at the Veterans Administration Medical Center In Dayton. Non-violent olfcndcrs an- expected to be choscn to begin the acupuncture program by October. Carl Kessler, (irenldlug Judge of Montgomery County Common Pleas Court, said iris en­ dorsement of tlx- plan Is a reversal of Iris earlier opinion that crack addicts were Incurable. But Kessler said a visit to Miami, where acupuncture. Is being used with addicts, con vluccd him that crack addicts could he helped with Intensive treatment. From wire reports INDEX Classified*......... 4B.5B C om ics.......................BB Crossw ord................ BB Osar A b b y................. 3B Dsaths........................SA Or. Oott...................... BB Editorial..................... 4A Florida........................2A Horoscops.................BB Nation........................7 A Paopla........................ 3B Pollca........................3 A S p o r t s ...........................1 B . 2 B Television..................3B Weather..................... 3A W o rld ......................... BA Mostly sunny and hot Mostly sunny wtih a high In the low lo mid ‘Mis Westerly wind at Id I5m ph. For m ors w sa th sr, sse Pag* 2A 1 /mJKKKKM H f 1 1 v e m l x -r e le ctio n s to p u s h . f k ■ I 4mm* f l i l < 1 Le g isla tu re . F o r Ihe seco n d tim e . tin l l . S S u p r e m e C o u r t ^ ruled last Monday that xx horning the flag Is a L a w to n C h 'ld t protected form of political free speech. A bipartisan group of congressional leaders has vowed to get an amendment through both chambers and submit It to the states for r ;t Iflcat Ion before the Fourthof July. "Th e se values were Inculcated In m e ." See Candidates. Page BA See O p in io n s . Page B A COMMUNITY LEADERS Kiwanis honors volunteer Herald stall writer W ASHINGTON — The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of sobriety checkpoint programs designed to snare drunken drivers today. The court. In a 6-3 ruling by Chief Justice William Relinquish said the stops that are widely used to light drunken driving do not violate the Constitution's bun against unreason­ able search and seizure. In upholding die programs. Rehnqulst noted the “ magnitude of the drunken driving pro­ blem” and said that reports of "death and mutilation on the nation's roadsure legion." "Conversely, the weight bearing on the other scale — the measure of the Intrusion on motorists stopped briefly at sobriety check­ points — Is slight." he wrote. I P R Im m e - an a n il f la g -b u rn in g a m e n d m e n t i h m n g li the Local residents offer range of opinions SANFORD - By October. Semi­ nole County residents probably will have three plastic bins al their homes lo loss In aluminum cans and plastic and glass Ixritics. Members of Ihe Seminole County Intergovernmental (ask force on solid waste voted Wednesday to recommend awarding the county recycling contract to Southeast Recycling Corp. of Longwood to collect all Ihe recyclable materials collected In the unincorporated portions of Ihe county plus any cities electing to participate In the county program. Cities may establish (heir own recyclin g program s or opt to participate In Seminole County's program. laikc Mary and Altamonte Springs already have established curbside programs. The task force also voted to divide the approximately 44,000 unin­ corporated homes appearing on county lux roles among the 12 current hauling companies, requir­ ing each lo provide recycling bins to re s id e n ts w ith o u t c h a rg e . II approved by county commissioners, the establishment of the franchise ureas could occur Scot. I I Iris year, meaning many residents may have new garbage haulers. The recommendations will bi­ n-view ed by Sem inole C o u n ty i ommlssloncrs Ju ly 24. The task force recommendations culminated IH months of research into wavs the county can meet Ha­ state's mandate to decrease the amount of garbage going lo garbage dumps 30 percent by 1994. Garbage haulers won a con ­ cession and lost a concession Wednesday. They asked task force members lo continue llielr current six-day hauling schedule, which they said would allow Ihrm lo pay for new garbage trucks quicker and prevent long delays ut lfie aiunty dump or transfer station. The six days would allow them to continue three twice-weekly pickup schedules, they said. . County commissioner Boh Sturm, chairman of the task force, said task force members sough* a five day schedule to prevent garbage trucks rr o m driving through neighborhoods on Saturdays, when there arc more children and cars on the streets J o h n Je n n in g s, president of Dumpall Inc. and a task force member, said with only five clays, haulers would have lo contend with only two twice-weekly trickups. Is fo llo w in g the N o - i j i j . M AR K B A R F IE L D Court upholds sobriety snares today a spe cia l session See Flag Day. Page 5 A R e c y c lin g of garb age g e t s c lo s e r that H a g D a y. M a rtin e z s aid h r Is c o n s i d e r i n g c a l l i n g ■y J. BRADLEY DILLINQ Herald stall writer M««ftld Photo by Tommy Vinctnt Lucia Weaver accepts Woman ol the Year Award from Kiwanis Awards Chairman William F*aasa during Wednesday cere-money S A N F O R D — T h e S a n fo rd Kiwanis Club yesterday presented Lucia Weaver with the club's Woman of the Year award. Weaver, who appeared moved >o the verge of tears as club members stood In line to congratulate her. said. "I couldn't believe It." She referred to the contributions that Bill Fraasa. the club's Awards Chairman, cited as criteria for tiltaward. "I Just do It because I enjoy doing things. I thank the Lord for It. WIh-ii I found out ... I Just sort of sat around In a daze." she said. Weaver was nominated lor the award by the Sanford Seniors Club. Fraasa said the criteria for the award was that the individual he a member In good standing of the organization that sponsored her. that she is reegontzed as a civic and community leader either In the |M-rsult of her club's activities nr service within her community, and that she Is chosen for services performed over and above those liornially expected of her by her club or organization. "She works harder than I do," her son Claude Weaver laughed. "I See W eaver. Page 5A Mercer named Rotary d is tric t governor C om m e rce . C h a irm a n of the A lrp o rt A u th o rity and us a m em ber of the Sanford C ity Commission. U|xni taking office Ju ly I. this year. Mercer's llrsl priority as rotary governor will lx- to Instilutc project RISE Roiariaus Involved Serving Education. By J. BRADLEY DILLINQ Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - W I ic i i John Mereei was tunned tlovernoi ol Rolan ln ic riia tlo ii.il s D is lrie l li‘ IH. encompassing m u ra l Florida. Ii prot-ulily illdn'i come as loo much ol a surprise lo local « lob mem tiers. Mercer has been i l member n| tin- club lor III \ears and 1 IM S garnered a |k rfcel aiierul.m i • tv 1M i l l < mil lor 3:"ini 1 Men cr Is Ii tired banket .I t l l l ciiirciilly S l ' I V cs a«. ( li.ilimau ( l l die Adviimrv Hoard ol Snmln .|S| Hank lo S ’ m inu te ( nilinly. As governor. Metier will be responsible toi oragnl/liig o* u Rotary (.'lulls and slreiiglheiiiug Ihe t>3 existing ones everywhere Irom Sanlod sooth I •Okeechobee and It irn Sm.ui west to Wildwood "I'll go visit all ol them al least oner. a*id some ol Ihrm more than dial. ' Mercer said Although die idea is lu tintalking slages. Mercer said (hat lin­ gual lor the Kolarlan clubs In district 09H is lo oiler any help that they can lo keep kids in school. Rotary ollicinl John Mercer "We were really upsei Iasi lall when we heard dial said Florida liad one of lln- highest high school dro|xiiri rales In die country." Mercer said. "We really have to do snilK-tllllig u ImiiiI dial. We ll do II with one-on-one counseling or as a group — however we can." hi his 20 years In Sanford. M rrrrr has served as president of die (ite.uei Santniri Chamber ol Mercer said that he joined the Roiariaus 40 yeais ago when a frlt-iul Invited him tou meeting. See Recycling. Page SA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD'HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL.NEWS’ COVERAGE.Call322-2611 �n $ A • ~ Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. ----- Florida — Thursday. Ju n e 14, 1990 NEWS,FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE ------------ FLORIDA BRIEFS Blast rips through Miami museum Governor undecided on growth veto LIVE O A K — Guv. bob Martinez said he is undecided on whether io sign a measure that would exempt many smaller towns and less-populated counties from some provisions of the state's growth management law. Martinez made his remark.* Wednesday during a campaign swing through north Florida. Environmentalists have urged Martinez to veto the measure, saying some of those areas communities represent the most pristine portions the state. The Legislature approved a bill earlier this month that would allow less populated areas to be exempt front some state requirements. Current law requires all cities nnd counties In the state to submit growth plans to the state Department of Community AITalrs for approval. The'measure would allow counties with fewer than 25.000 people and cities with populations of less thun 3.500 people Jo apply for the exemption. Convicted murderer denied new trial TAM PA — A man convicted In last year's murder of a Domino's Pizza manager has been denied a new trial. Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Manuel Mcncndcz denied the request of Stephen Ja m -s Oakley for a new trial, despite the Introduction of a surprise witness In the case. Oakley was convicted of killing Domino's Pizza manager Max Bagwell In the Brandon area last November. He faces at least 25 years In prison without the possibility of parole. Bagwell was Oakley's boss at »hc lime he was killed. Oakley claimed during the trial that Bagwell was shot by Christopher Abbott, the state's star witness In the rase. Abbott also was charged with murder In the case, but charges were dropped In return for hls testimony. Three witnesses testified that Abbott was at home when the killing took place. In May a surprise wttpess showed up at Oakley's sentencing hearing with testimony that matched Oakley's story, but the judge rejected the plea for a new trial, noting there were too many questions about the testimony. State control of water urged B ROO KSVILLE — A Pinellas County commissioner Is calling for the creation of a state agency to control Florida's water supply. Pinellas County Commission Chairman Charles Rainey says Florida’s problem with water Is not one of supply, but rather one of distribution. Rainey contends a central state agency would do a better Job of deciding how to provide needed water In various parts of the state. Rainey said agency could arrange for the transfer of water from north Florida to central and south Florida, where It Is needed. But Estus Whitfield, an advisor to Gov. Bob Martinez, says getting agreement to such a plan would be a political Impossibility. Suicide machine debated constructive. Speer, who Is on the faculty of the University of'Washlngton School of Medicine, said the right-to-dlc Issue has been under discussion for years within the medical community. Disney ignites ‘Dick Tracy’ premiere LA K E B UEN A V ISTA Walt Dlsne, Co. geared up Wednesday for the splashy, star-studded premiere of "Dick Tracy." a S35 million movie, starring producer-director Warren Beatty and Madonna. Beatty. Madonna and co-stars Dustin Hoffmun. Al Pacino. Mnndy Pantlnkln and Paul Sorvlno were expected at today's world premiere, which Is being held at an unadorned multiplex theater on Disney property. The Touchstone Pictures movie Is based on the comic strip character created by Chester Gould. Hls daughter. Jean Gould O'Connell, was to I k - on hand, as were I)lck Loehcr und Max Allen Collins, who now draw the strip. The stars are scheduled to attend the screening, then motor down a re-created Hollywood Boulevard ut the nearby Dlsney-MGM Studios Theme Park and place their handprints in cement. The Tracy premiere Is the highlight of a weekend of star appearances and movie screenings at Disney Florida. From United Press International Reports TALLAHASSEE — The daily number Wednesday in the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 659 T Straight Play (numbers In exact order) (250 on a 50-cent bet. (500 on (1 l Box 3 (numbers in any order) (30 tor a 50-cent bet, (160 on (I f Box 6 (numbers in any order) (40 lor a 50-cent bet, (80 on (1 Strariht Box 3 (330 in order drawn. (80 in any order ona(1 bet '. 'Straight Box 6 (290 in order drawn. (40 it picked in combination on (1 bet S a n f o rd H e ra ld IUSPS « lt 1101 LO CAL FO R EC A ST Trxlay...Mostly sunny with a high In the low to mid 90's. Wind from the west at 10-15 tiiph. Tonight...Fair skies with a low Ip the upper 60's and a light westerly wind. Tomorrow...Partly sunny and hot with a high In the low to mid 90 s. Light westerly wind. Extended out lo o k ... P a rtly cloudy during llie day Saturday through Monday with a chance ol aftcrnixin stxiwrrs and thun­ derstorms. Illgtis in the low to mid 90s. Fair at night with a low in the 70's. Vol 82. No 252 FLORIDA TEMPS Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The Sanlord Harold, Inc.. 100 N Franch Aye.. Sanlord Fla H i l l . MIAMI - Florida labour lemperaturet ondrainlelletle m EOT Tt.urwLiy Sacond C lan Pottage Paid al Sanlord. Florida m i l Ctty Apalachicola PO STM A STE R Sand address (hangar to TH E SAN FO R D H E R A LD . P 0 Box ItW . Sanlord. F L 11/71. U j , ora Beai* Furl Lauderdale Fort My»f% G*'n*tvtik Ja< XWh.ill# K tf *«%f Mt*mt i'tnucoU W ito f4 Brtdtnfon r*n*n«atto« T 4mp4 Vero Be.i.h *•%» P*im Botch Phono («o;> 111 M U . Unit»«l Prats International BROOKSVILLE - A Judge Wednesday blocked a move by a white supremacist to organize a rally tills weekend to protest the death of a white teenager In i fight with blacks last month. Hernando County Circuit Court Judge John W. Booth ruled that To n y Bastanzlo. a former Imperial wizard of the Dixie Knights of the Ku Klux Klun. had a First Amendment right to organize the rally, but had fulled to obtain a permit. Bastanzlo and hls followers "arc enjoined and prohibited from marching or meeting within the city of Drooksvlllc." until they apply nnd are issued a permit by the city. Booth wrote In hls court ordrr. The city Booth wrote, must "accept and act on such application In u reasonable lime." Brooksvllle and Hernando County officials had sought an Injunction to block t.ie rally from being held for 45 days, to allow time for local tensions to case. Racial tensions In the scuthwcst Florida town have been strained since the May 19 death of Russell Coals. 19. who was killed In a brawl between groups of whites und blacks. Bastanzlo. who has organized three Ku Klux Klan rulltcs In the last two years In Brooksvllle. vowed to organize a rally of white supremacists Saturday If civil rights and hate crime charges weren't brought against the seven blacks facing flist-degree murder charges. The ex|xisure that has aceoinpunled the rallies In Brooksvllle. Bastanzlo said, could lx* used as a launching pad to Tallahassee. New space shuttle’s maiden flight will be rescue mission Blue Angel pilot blamed for collision ■y WILLIAM HARWOOD PENSACOLA - Pilot er­ ror eaused tlx; collision of two Blue Angel jets during u pi act Ice session In Ja n u ­ ary. but the pilot should not be punished because h * . followed proper pro­ cedure. a newspaper re­ ported Wednesday. M a r in e C o r p s M a J. Charles Moseley. 34. was faulted foi the Jan . 23 collision with Cm dr. Pat Moneymaker. 43. near the team 's w in te r practice airfield at El Centro. Calif, th e P e n s a c o la N e w s Journal reported. Even though he was faulted for causing the ac­ cident. a Navy report of the Investigation obtained by the News Journal said that Moseley followed proper procedures before and during the accident, und w us t h e r e f o r e not negligent. T h e accident occurred when Moseley tried to clear fo rm a tio n because hls F/A-18 Hornet was not (ly­ ing smoothly. Moseley said that as he tried to clear formation he realized hls plane was too close to Moneymaker's Jet. UPI Science Writer CAPE CA N A V ER A L - NASA will mount a bold spacewalkshuttle rescue mission during the 1992 maiden flight of the new shuttle Endeavour to rescue a 8150 million communications sa le U m - stra n d e d In a u s e le s s orbit, officials say. The owner of the Intelsat 6 satellite — the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization — agreed Wednes­ day to pay NASA some S90 million to attempt the dramatic rescue. Th e organization also will award a contract to satellitebuilder Hughes Aircraft Co. of El Segundo. Calif., to supply a new booster rocket for the crippled satellite along with other re­ quired cqulmcnt. "A ll of us ut NASA are pleased with today's announcement." said former astronaut Rolx-rt Crlppcn. director of the shuttle progtuin. "Th e resc ue offers us the opportunity for expanding our experience base In tlit* plan­ ning. training and performance of (spacewalks)." NASA has tentatively sched­ uled the flight for February 1992. the first voyage of the space shuttle Endeavour, which Is being hull! In California to replace the Ill-fated Challenger. Endeavour also is scheduled to carry a science satellite Into orbit. The mission, the fourth satel­ lite rescue night attempted by NASA, will cost Intelsat about $90 million, subject to negotia­ tion. with an Initial payment of $4 million required by Ju ly 2. The ltiirls.it l> spacecraft, the most powerful commercially built television, telephone und data-relay satellite ever built, was stranded In a useless orbit March 14 when It failed to separate properly from the sec­ ond stage of Its Titan 3 launch rocket because of an Improperly wired Titan ejection system. Th e only way to get the satellite away from the spent second stage was to separate It from a a rocket booster that was to have fired the relay station toward Its planned orbit 22.300 miles above the equator. Engineers then sent radio commands to fire on-board liq­ uid-fueled thrusters to Ixx-st the satellite Into a stable 345-milehlgh orbit where It will lx- safe until the rescue mission Is mounted. The rescue plan calls for E n ­ deavour to carry a new "perigee kick motor" Into orbit to replace the one cut away from Intelsat 6. After the shuttle completes a rendezvous, two space-walking astronauts will Ixilt the satellite to the motor vinced the Miami City Council to vote to evict the museum, which occupies a d ly owned building, but the council later backed down after learning it did not hr /e legal grounds to proceed. The museum currently Is dis­ playing works by artists who left Culxi In the 1980 Ixiatlift from Martel. Monzon said the exhibit has not been controversial. "We have not had any con­ tro v e rs y for the past six months." he said. However, the blast conies ut a time when the museum Is mak­ ing progress In Its efforts to raise money and solidify Its presence In Miami. Monzon said. “ It comes at a crucial time." he said. "T h o s e who have alw ays w anted to see the museum destroyed have picked the right time to do so." Although the museum will be forced to close temporarily. Monzon said the closing would not lx- permanent. "The museum will not close." he said. Malaria advisory issued UPI rsporl_______________ TA L L A H A S S E E - Resi­ dents and campers In Gulf C o u n t y w e re w a rn e d Wednesday to use mos­ quito netting and repellent following confirmation that a camper has contracted malaria. "If this Is a case that originated In Florida. It would be the first In 42 years." said David Adams, spokesman for the De­ partment of Health and Rehabilitative Services. "There's some evidence It may have come in from o u t of s ta te t h r o u g h unothcr carrier." Adams added. A mosquito that fed off the suspected carrier might have subsequently bitten the camper, passing along the disease, he said. T h e ease Involves a person who spent Memorial Day weekend camping In the Willis Landing area of GulfCounty. "Th is appears to be an Isolated case, and there Is no danger this person passed malaria on to any­ one e ls e ." said State E p id e m io lo g is t Robert Cnldcr. "Tills Is because transmission of this disease from one person to another requires development In a mosquito for approximate­ ly 10 days." Caldcr said HRS Is now trying to determine If there are any more cases of malaria In the Willis Land­ ing area, and to Identify the source of the disease within Florida. In most cases, malaria Is easily treatable with the a n tl-p a ra s ltlc d ru g C h lo r o q u in c . C o m m o n symptoms Include chills, rapidly rising tempera­ tures. headaches, nausea und profuse sweating. TH E W EA TH E Thursday. June 14. 1990 Subscription Ratal (Daily A Sunday) Home Dalivary A Mail ] Months t it >0 0 Monthi 00 1 Yoar *»» » « political stand. It does have a very strong stand that art should not lx- censored on the basis of a political Ideology." Miami's Cuban community has been rocked by periodic explosions for a num ber of years. Most of those bombings have liecn linked io political disputes. The museum touched off n controversy In 1988 when it auctioned olf a number of paint­ ings by Cuban artists. A group of museum directors resigned at the time, charging that some of the artists had not renounced all ties with Cuban dictator Fidel Custro. The museum was rockrd by an explosion several weeks Inter. Monzon said. The disgruntled directors later formed a group called the Cuban Museum Rescue Committee, and since have sought to oust the current management, which Is considered more moderate and prngmntlc. In December, the group con­ Judge blocks KKK rally plans UPI f port_______________ OR LANDO — Although the so-called suicide machine In Michigan has sparked legal and ethical questions, a health care expert told a convention of retired people that debate alxiut the case Is healthy. James Speer told delegates to the American Association of Retired Persons convention Wednesday that the em enf Jack KcvorUtKn. Uw Mlrhluun doctor wttime pullrnl rccejxjly UnctV it „ machine to kill herself. Is disturbing. But Speer said the case has made people think, and that Is LOTTERY deep. M o n z o n s a id th e F B I MIAMI — A powrrful tximb evacuated nearby homes follow­ exploded early Thursday al thv ing the blast, and established a Cuban Museum of Arts und four-block perimeter around I hr Culture, causing extensive dam­ building, ns agents searehrd for age to the front of the building elurs Into the explosion. Monzon said a bomb had but no Injuries, police nnd exploded outside the museum museum officials said. The museum, which has been once before, in 1988. "Th is Is much more extensive. nt the center of a political controversy within Miami's large The FBI described It as a high Cuban community, was rocked density bomb. The other was n by the explosion, which oc­ projectile." he said. "At this point. I have absolute­ curred shortly before 1:30 n.m. ly no Idea why anyone would E D T . s a id M ia m i P o lic e want to cause such destruction." spokesman Angelo Bltsls. "Th e FBI has classified this as he said. "1 think the community Is In a tense situation right now. a political terrorist act." he said. when very Important subjects O s v n ld o M o n z o n . th e museum’s executive director, are being discussed." Including suld the blast damaged the front the possibility of a dialogue of the building and three works between exiles nnd the Cuban government. of art inside, valued at $ 10.000. " I believe the museum Is being "There was no one Inside at targeted because It took the role the lim e." he said. Bltsls said the bomb blasted a of a museum seriously, and small crater In the sidewalk In refused to censor art." Monzon "Th e museum Is a front of the building, about one added. foot In diameter and two Inches cultural Institution. It has no Untied Press I n k n u t l w i l HI U 1 Rttn U 64 0 00 •Y 6S 000 14 47 000 •A 66 ora 97 4* 0 00 M 60 000 96 11 000 L n 000 it n 000 r t /o trt ti 60 000 ti 6; 000 90 A) 000 •S Ai 000 14 64 000 EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K N A T IO N A L TE M P S & v VJ'-S F R ID A Y P tlyC ld y 01*70 SA TU R D A Y P tlyC ld y 02*72 cv SUNDAY Sunny 03*70 MONDAY P tlyC ldy S I-7 2 TIDES MOON PHASE* STATISTICS T H HR n n AY* O • FULL Ju n e 8 N EW Ju n e 22 ( LAST Ju n e \ F IR S T ■ ) Ju n * 20 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 3 to 4 fed and semi glassy. Current ts to tlx- south with a water temperature of 77 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves arc 2 to 4 le d and scitil glassy. Current Is to tlx- south, with a water irm jxTaturr of 77 degrees. Sun screen factor: 15. SOLUNAR TABLE: Mill. 1045 a.in.. 11:15 p.m.: MaJ. 4:35 u.m.. 5:00 p .in . T ID ES: D syton a Beach: highs. 12:43 a.m.. 12:57 p.in.; lows. 6:30 a.in.. 6:39 p.m.: New Sm yrna Beach: highs. 12:48 a.m., 1:02 p in.: lows. 6:35 a.m.. 6 44 p in . Cocoa Beach: highs. 1:03 a.m.. 1:17 p.m.: lows. 6 :5 0 a in ..6 5 9 p.m. BOATING St. Inlet Augustine TU E S D A Y C lo u d y 88*73 to Jupiter Today...wind cast lo no« thrust l() k»s. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Moderate northeast swells Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Isolated showers. Tonight...wiixi variable less than 10 kts. Seas 2 It or less. Moderate northeast swells ILr and Inland wale's smooth T h e high temperature in Sanford Wednesday was 85 degrees and t I k * overnight low was 60 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour prriixi ending at 9 a.m. Monday totallcdO Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 7H degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 65. as recorded hy the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: W ednesday's high.......... 86 Barometric pressure.3 0 .14 Relative humidity....62 pet Winds....North/northeast. 3 m p h R ainfall..... - ................ 0 in. 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Florida — Thursday, June 14, 199C 3A Telson slams board’s selections Accused masked robber arrested SANFORD — A man accus'd as n masked robber of the I ’ostal Mart. 2623 S. Orlando Drive. Sanford, at about 10:35 p.m. Monday has been arrested t^v Sanford poller. Polite report breaking the case after seeing a pack of cigarettes and a footprint outside Room 10 of the Sanford Court Motel. Just north of the store the following evening. A police officer who was suspicious believed someone had entered that room through the window, lie questioned the motel manager and one occupant of that room. Th e occupant told police his roommate had entered through the window shortly after the robbery, and left about one hour later. The man who entered through the window hud not returned to the room after that, the roommate reportedly told police. At about 2:26 p.m. Wednesday. Lawrence Michael Linden. 27. Sanford Court Molrl Room 10. Sanford, was charged with armed robbery In the case. He was also charged for using a knife as a wcupon In lhe robbery and for wearing a mask, poller said. Th e arrest wns made at K fit D Trailer Manufacturing, on Celery Avenue. Sanford. One of three suspects caught All-male, all-white advisory group approved by board By VICKI DwSOftMIBR Herald stall writer SANFORD — Seminole County Seluxil Board memlier Pat Telson Is dlsuppolntrd with the selection of people named to the Business Advisory Com m iller selection committee. “There’s not a woman on the list." she said. "And. as far as I can tell, there Is not a minority either.” The Business Advisory Committee, com­ posed or business ami industry leaders from Seminole County who arc chosen to give advice to the board In the business decisions that they make. It was originally hoped the committee would help the the hoard better use money from a $519 million bond Issue lo build new srlitxils. When the txmd referendum failed to win approval of the voters tn February, the iHKtrd derided to form the committee to gel business Input in their discussions on ways to deal with llghi budgetary restrictions In the tare of unprecedented ern.vth In Semi­ nole Count v. Telson said she was worried that the tmnrd had not been given the opportunity to review more ‘ban a collection of resumes tx-fore they were asked lo approve or reject the slate of nominees. They were expected to accept or reject the whole list of selectees rather than pick and choose the members they wanted from the selection committees choices. ” 1 think It would behoove the hoard to meet these people before we make any decisions about making any final de­ cisions." site said. Board chairman Ann Nctswendcr said she also round It unfortunate that there were no. women ptarrd nil the stale by the select Ion SANFORD — A city police officer who reportedly saw three men breaking Into a car on Airport Boulevard. Sanford, said the suspects ran Into nearby woods. A police dog brought to the scene rrjHirtcdly tracked down one suspect. At about 11 p.m. Wednesday Anthony Mcrthlc. 19. of Carver Avenue. Sanford, was found by police hiding outside 140 Carver Ave. He was charged with burglary to a vehicle. Brothers charged in blackjack beating Seminole County DUI arrests BySUBANLODBN SANFORD — The following persons face n charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Kevin II. Schneider. 30. 109 Red Bay Drive. Longwood. was arrested ut 3:13 a.in. Wednesday after his car skidded through an Intersection In Lake Mary. He was arrested on County Road 15. Lake Mary anil also charged with resisting without violence. • Tara Mae Humphrey. 20. of Winter Park, was arrested at 2:27 a.m. Wednesday after her car with headlights out was seen weaving on State Rqad 436. Altamonte Springs. • Trrrllyim Marvin. 29. of Orlando, was nrreslcd at 1:49 a.m. Wednesday after tier rar was In an accident off Stale Road 436. Altamonte Springs. • Louis S. DeLeon. 25. 551 E. Semoran Blvd.. Fern Park, was arrested at 2:14 a.m. today after Ills car was seen weaving on State Road 436. Casselberry. • Llnnle Nell Burgan. 34. 950-200 Bird Buy Court. Lake Mnry. was arrested at 1:14 a.m. today after her car was seen weaving on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. Herald staff writer Man accused of battering women W INTER SPRINGS — A man who allegedly grubbed it woman by the neck and hit her hip with a fcncejtost during a Winter Springs fight was arrested there by city police. Kenneth Thomas Carter. 30. 160 N. Fairfax St.. Winter Springs, was arrested at home at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. He Is accused of also hilling another woman In the face to try to keep her from call police to Ills house during the fight. Neither victim was named In a police report. Carter Is charged with aggravated battery and battery. SANFORD A 22-year old DcBary man Is charged with aggravated battery and Ills brother is being sought by police for allegedly beating their uncle with an axe handle and black­ jack In rural Sanford. Jam es Fredrick Allen was Jailed by Seminole County sher­ iff's Investigators ai ulxiut 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Investigator Kevin Crosier reported the victim Allx-rt Bint 38. wns called nut of his house at 4357 Slate Road 46. rural San­ ford. by the suspect who re­ mains free today. That man C h a rle s Nelson A lle n . 22. allegedly met Bint on Ills hack porch and tried lo prod him Into u fight at about 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Crosier said there Is apparently, an on-going family dispute Involving the two sunpcrts^ind their uncle. A witness mid Crosier she heard Charles Allen sav. "Just do something so I can lilt yon." Blnl reportedly replied. "I don’t want tn fight you." Charles Allen allegedly Itxik a black[ack from his pants (xiekel. and according to Bint, heat Dim on t{ic head with the blackjack. .1 a m c s A l l e n a 11 e g <•d I y approached film from behind and hit him ai least twice across the hack with an axe handle. Bint passed out. The witness told Crosier she came out*of (lie house and saw James Allen standing over the victim's body while holding an axe handle. She said lie pointed the handle at her and threatened her as she fled lo call sheriffs deputies. When she returned lo the house tin' witness said she Imiiiil Him standing on the porch alone, bleeding from head wounds. He was transported lo O rla n d o R e gio na l M edical Center, where li itxik more than 100 stitches lo close his wounds. Crosier said. Bint lias been released from the hospital. James Fredrick Allen was ar­ rested at 71H Monroe Harbor Place. Sanlord. Crosier said Charles Allen was still being sought early today and faces the same charge of aggravated bat­ tery In the case. committee, hut there were only two wo-urn w ho asked to lx- consider* d for any of the 15 spots on the committee. Member Joe Williams was also upset at the lack of minorities an ’ women reptt sented on the commit tee. "B ut." he said. *Tm in a qnandry. We should have a better representation ol minorities and women, hut we are behind schedule with this eommltlee as it Is. I believe we should let tin- commit Ire tiegln operation." All hoard members expressed a ills pleasure with the choices of the selection committee, hut agreed with Williams assessment of the situation. "We need to get going with this.” memlx r Nancy Warren said. "We will lx- doing Hu budget sixin and we will need their Input." Willi Telson and member Larry Bclslnger voting against accepting the slate oi nominees, the hoard voted 3-2 In favor ol the committee. National 11 At B a tjk V Cnml rtMli, P U B L IC N O T IC E F irst N ational B a n k o f Central Florida is so licitin g public com m ent regarding: • the effectiveness of the Bank's current efforts to meet community credit needs. • specific credit programs not currently available which are needed to meet community credit needs. W RITTEN COM M ENTS SH OULD B E D IR ECTED TO: Stephen R. RWtere. Compliance Officer First National Dank of Central Florida 2160 W. State Road 434 Longwood. FL 32779 _ JUNE 17th > Hefty. H e ftp S i Beach attire regulations met with outrage, apathy By DE'AN N WZIMER United Press International Florida ’s new bench wear dress code designed to keep sun worshippers from haring it all or nearly all In revealing swimwear on slate beaches sparked out­ rage a m o lin g b e a c h g o e rs Wednesday and apathy among local officials. "I like bathing with my top off." said Shelly Socol. 20. a topless bather on Miami Beach. "How you sunbathe is your own business. This ts censorship. They're Just taking away our freedoms.” “ If they tell me I can’t wear this (a ti-string style suit). I'll Just go without one, t Inve lo see the young ladles walking atxwn in them.” said Hob Holloway. GO. as lie stinlxiihed on Miami Hearb 1 8 .9 9 High-Speed Cordless Screw driver^,., While supplies Iasi QUANTITIES LIMITED Pk. 4 . 7 7 sWhile : supplies last Cinch Sak hash Bags 1725 QUANTITIES LIMITED MASTER MECHANIC 8 . 9 9 .While supplies last 25-FL Power Tape & 3 -R Key Ring Tape QUANTITIES LIMITED Astronomer: Bright lights polluting nighttime skies United Pres* International country with his warning O R L A N D O — An inte rn a ­ tio n a lly k n o w n A riz o n a astronomer has brought tils campaign against light pollution to Florida, saying the number of bright lights being burned at night should be cut buck Astronomer David ('rtiwlord. who works at the Kilt IVak N atio nal O b s e rv a to ry near Tucson. An/., said light pollutlon from th world's cities Is destroying the view of the night lime sky — even tor professional astronomers with powerful tele­ scopes. Tills destruction Is comparable to spoiling a pristine forest and must tx- stopped. Ci aw ford said He ts visiting light-saturated cities like Orlando, around the "In a few years tile only place people will lx- able to see the universe is in a planter.iruim.". said Crawford, who made an appearance in Orlando Wednes­ day. "Th e Idea of lighting is to Improve visibility, not destroy ii at night.” The astronomer lias worked with sonic Western cities to develop strict outdoor lighting ordinances that arc helping to decrease the glow ol growing urban arcus. Crawford also Is executive director oi the International Dark Sky Association, a 500-member group that promotes the use ol efficient, directed lighting out doors. 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If San Diego Naval Hospital plastic surgeons are allowed to perform liposuction and tummy tucks, surely a surgeon who works for free to correct deformities In poor Mexican children Is worthy of commendation. Instead, the Navy has levied a fine of $2,000 against Grayson, a Naval Hospital surgeon, lor using a few government medical utensils to perform surgery to correct cleft palates and cleft lips on Tijuana. Mexico, children whose families cannot afford such medical treat­ ment. Grayson is well-known for his volun­ teer work in performing surgery In the Third World. Three years ago, he founded the San Diego Chapter of Operation Smile, a organlzatlon that p ro v id e s free m ed ic a l c a re worldwide. The Navy should be proud of this Good Samaritan. Instead, the Naval Investigative Service spent more than four months In­ vestigating his alleged crimes, und then Grayson was reprimanded by his command­ ing officer at the Naval Hospital. Ironically, tills Is the same hospital where San Diego Tribune reporter Jim Michaels d is c o v e r e d that N a v y s u r g e o n s w ere performing liposuction, tummy tucks and other cosmetic operations on members of the service, their spouses and retirees — all at the expense of taxpayers. In an era when plastic surgeons become millionaires, it Is gratifying to hear about a doctor like Grayson, who has continued performing free surgery at a Tijuana clinic despite his harassment by Navy command. What's more, we believe U.S. taxpayers would much rather sec a few governmentowned :urgcty. utensils used to help pool, deformed children than pay the hospital costs of removing cellulite from (labby thighs, or taking.a few Inches off the waistline with a scalpel. While the use of government equipment must be closely monitored, the Navy should proudly take part in local charitable causes by allowing some medical equipment to be used in he 1jiing the less fortunate. No. 17 Alter all the similar reports, the report issued by the United Nations on quality of life around the world is hardly news. Still for the United States, which used to take for granted that it had the world's highest standard of living, this report ought to be something of a cold hath. In the United Nation's definition, life expectancy, adult literacy and general access to a ‘ decent standard of living1, — meaning health care, decent housing, schooling — are large parts of the standard. The first 10 nations on the list are Japan. Sweden. Sw itzerland, the Netherlands, Canada. Norway. Australia. France. Denmark and Urllaln. The United States ranks 17th. tied with Ireland and Austria, and Just ahead of Israel and East Germany. One can argue with the criteria, but there's no arguing with the fact tliat the gaps between rich and poor In this country — between those who can and can’ t afford decent housing and health cam and schools — are larger than In any developed nut Ion on earth. Should anyone be surprised, therefore. •hat in measuring social progress against economic capacity, the United States gets poor marks? That isn't something that just happened to us. It’s the result of a conscious choice the country has made. And by a conscious choice, the country am id get itself out of it. If it wanted to. Berry's World w T E © LEE PEC rrrrrrrrr T0HI6MT TOtlC IT fJl MARLA J MAPLES [ p i n i o n s ROBERT WAGMAN Democrats accused of mischief W ASHINGTON — Democrats arc charging that a top While House political aide pulled u dirty trick to embarrass Massachusetts Democrats and sabotage their state political convention. The Democratic convention at the Springfield Civic Center was disrupted for several hours when a local police union — with dost* ties to White House operative Ronald Kaufman — suddenly set up picket lines and tried to prevent delegates from entering the uudllorium. Re­ portedly. the picket line was manned not only by local off-duty police, but also by olT-duty officers from both Rhode Island and Connecticut. The picketing virtually shut down the conven­ tion at a time when delegates were supposed to be voting for the gubernatorial nominee. Many delegates were union officials or members and so would not cross the picket lines. Olliers who tried were Jostled by pickets. The Incident ended several hours later when a stale Judge Issued an emergency order declaring the picketing Illegal. Kaufman Is being accused of masterminding the picketlng from a hotel In nearby Holyoke, where he spent the weekend along with Alexander Tennant, executive director of the Massachusetts state Republican Party. The two deny any Involvement, saying they were near the Democratic convention site to art as commentators for several television stations. Kaufman, who Is from Massachusetts, was a tup staffer In George Hush’s 19HH campaign there. He was re­ sponsible Tor using th e p o llu t io n In Hostoti Harbor as an issue to attack Gov. Michael Dukakis and also fur getting a n u m b e r oT police unions — Including Springfield's — to endorse Hush. Robert Jacobson, hear) of the union, d e c lin e d to ta lk alxmt the Incident. The Democrat­ He has already told ic convention r e p o r t e r s I It a I K a ri f in a n It a it was disrupted nothing to do with lor several the action, and he hours when a also denied that the local police pickets had physi­ union set up cally accosted dele­ picket line.- £ gates trying to get Into the hall. Kaufman originally told reporters that Ire had not even talked with Jacobson that weekend. However, he later admitted that he "spoke briefly" with Jacobson the night before the eon vent ion. But. Kaufman Insists, their meeting had nothing to do with picketing. Meanwhile, local news stories quote police union sources as saying that Jacobson and five other union officials met with Kaufman at length when the police officers were In Washington several weeks ago for a ceremony honoring officers killed In the line of duty. Jacobson acknowledges that meeting, hut denies that plans to picket were ever discussed. Kaufman, one of the top While House political operatives. Is deputy personnel director in charge of political hiring. Kaufman Is also the brother-in-law ol Andrew Curd, who Is Chief ol Staff John Summit s top deputy. Card, also front Massachusetts, was widely rumored to be considering a run for the slate's GOP gubernato­ rial nomination this year, though lie finally look himself mu of the running. Sununu. Card ami Kaufman are reportedly very active In Massachusetts gubernatorial politics. Gl*. *?n the stale's budget crisis, new tuxes und Dukakis' popularity slide, the GOP has visions of wresting control of the,state from the Democrats. Desperate emigres bilked over visas GEORGE F. WILL Brits rebel against ‘Thatcherism’ LONDON — The red flag bus been furled. Neil Klimock is socialism's white flag of surrender. The death of the socialist Idea In Its myriad forms is represented not only by the fall of Hast European regimes hut also by the rise of Klnnock as the re-deflner of Hrltuln's Labor Party. He soon will have been leader of the opposition longer (since 19H3) than anyone In British history. It Is said (even by some ot bis Labor colleagues) that lie would be the most Intellectually negligible prime minister since ihe 1H32 reform bill begun the broadening of democracy. He speaks wills what friends call Welsh brio but what actually Is the garrulousness ot a mind through which winds blow. He Is more prolix than Hubert Hum ­ phrey was, but without Humphrey's honest passions or serious purposes. Ills wife Is seriously left-wing and severely anti-American, but he is Labor's post-socialist persona: amiability substfluting lor ideology. A critic says KinniK k lias the sort ol problem with adjectives that alcoholics have with whiskey: ovcrliidiilgcnee. Hot It is with nouns denoting substance that socialists nowadays are abstemious. When Labor came lo power after the war a party leader solved the definitional problem by saving that socialism is whatever a Labor government does. But there lias been no Labor government to do anything lor 11 years, and all lhat Klimock says about wliul the next one would do amounts to (ibis from a bemused conservative) supply-side socialism. That is. n would do what all governments do — sjrcnd on education, training, infrastructure — only more of fl. Kiuiiuck's task, to which lie Is sublimely suited, is lo be so bland that conservatives seem overwrought when they say lhat electing a haltor government would Ire "an act of national recidivism, squarely against the grain of the limes." The grain of recent times lias indeed run rightward in the nations with the three strongest capitalist economies (the Unit­ ed Slates. Germany. Japan) In the fourth strongest. France, reality quickly drove Presi­ dent Mitterrand till a socialist path eight years ago. Nowadays Britain's gun-shy socialists eonline themselves to statements that are false as history and \acuous as promises For example. "O ur Ikislc stance should be tb.il there lnothing inherently iinsoclallst about lire market mechanism .'I properly regulated and m onitored." However. Labor occasionally commits the sin ol specificity, as when proposing that "the lowest-paid worker will receive an hourly rate ol not less ban lwo t h ir d s ol that received by ttic male median liill-liiiic worker." So a "properly regulated and monitored'' l.dtor market would aim tor the old egalitarianism ib.it produced an economy with "the British disease" and then three consecutive conservative governments. Klimock trots out the tired old praise of Sweden's "middle way." Such praise Is not m it e h h e a r d In Sweden nowadays a n d . an y w a y . Sweden is clearly a ca pitalist society, albeit one suffix-atli'g beneath sialism. A plausible criticism of conservative pedicles — tltal In the name of consumer sovereign­ ty they have pro­ d u c e d too tit it eh consumption and loo little investment — jS All that Kinsounds, when com­ nock says ing from socialists, even from the re­ about what formed sort, like a the next one coded call for "plan­ would do ning." tlie old social­ amounts lo ist dislike of any supply-siriu social result that Is socialism Jj tun compulsory. Down the years, the label "socialism" has denoted a imilltiudc of sins but In Western Europe it lias always been, lor middle-class udlu rents, a rationale lor editing and improving tlit- tastes ol the masses. Hut aside from censorious Intellectu­ als. socialism lias had fur loo lew middle-class adhere tils. The very name of Klnnoek's partv — Laltnr — t/stifles to a wrong him socialism look long ago. The study of socialism is now almost entirely retrospective and focused on failure. This Is partly because ol developments curly in the century. Both theory und practice — Marxism’s identification of the industrial proletariat as the engine ol history: and worries . i Ik iu i the working class defecting io toinmunism — caused socialist parties to define themselves on a class basis. Thus the socialist movement became self-consciously working class and turned into a eul-de-sac Capitalism did mil produce an evcr-larger and more lutlitatu working class Capitalism did not even guaran­ tee a per|H-tual majority ot industrial workers Today, a fashionable formulation, earnestly discussed by what remains of the socialist intelligentsia, is "Fordism." a category coined long ago by an Italian eomimtillsl We live, say today's socialist lltlnkrts. in a post-Ford period. Henry Ford pi uiccrcd production wit It large industrial units served by a r m ie s of unskilled or semi-skilled workers lint then came a fflu e n c e , product differentiation, market re­ search. advertising. |t.ickagirg. design. W A SH IN G TO N — Many would-be emi­ grants will do almost anything to get out of oppressive countries, and those who have money will pay almost anything. Th e combi­ nation of desperation and cash is like a beacon to ronartists. Some residents of Hong K o ng were hoodwinked fnto buying bogus visas to nor existent islands In the Pacific. They were in a hurry to get out of Hong Kong before the Chinese government lakes II over in 1997. but the only place they were taken w as to the cleaners. Seme Hong Kong residents thought th e y trad b o u g h t their w a y Into Venezuela. But In F e b r u a r y . V e n e z u e l a 's to n C For years, immigration official. Asians have Felix A rro y o , wus paid top dollar fired after Chinese for bogus im m ig ra n ts began Paraguayan a p p e a rin g In Iris docum ents. J c o u n t r y c a r r y in g fake visas with his signature on them. According to local police, more than i .(>00 people had bought fraudulent visas for nearly S 10.000 each through the Venezuelan consul In Hong Kong. The immigrants are now being detained in Venezuela as the Investigation Into the mufllmllllon-dollur racket continues. Sources tell us thut A rro y o was the second Venezuelan Immigration chief fired for falsify­ ing documents. Venezuela isn't the only place with a visit problem. Last year, authorities in Paraguay Issued arrest warrants for four former Cabinet members known as the "gulden quartet." Among their many crimes under the rule ol former dictator Alfredo Strocssner was the sale of Paraguayan immigration papers lo high-bidding foreigners. For years. Aslans have [wild top dollar lor bogus Paraguayan documents. International terrorists have also bought papers through the racket. Although at least two of the former Paraguayan Cabinet members have been arrested, sources told our associate Dean Hoyd tltal officials in the new govern­ ment arc up to the same old tricks High ranking government ministers have been fingered, but the Itxal authorities lack the stomach to Investigate the charges. Giro Noriega, the consultate general of Panama under Ills uncle Manuel Noriega, has also been accused of running an Illegal passport ring in Hong Kong. Panamanian immigration officials estimate (hut since 1985 people In China und Hong Kong paid between $10,000 and $15,000 each for papers lo enter Panama. I lie profll from a single document sale amounted to more than the annual salary of many of the Panamanian bureaucrats In­ volved In the scam. Panama has allowed many of the unfortunate Immigrants to stay, bill some 1.200 have been rent back home, l ubans trying in gel away from Fidel ('astro have met a similar tale at the hands of Manuel Noriega and his minions. Over the years. Panama has had a deal with the United Slates and Cuba to allow Cuban emigrants to slay In Panama while ihcy apply for U.S, visas. In reality, the lialfway I muse concept has been bell lor the Cubans. Thousands of them were stranded in Panama lor nearly a dec ade and lutrassed by the Noriega regime. Noriega's people would routinely seize the Cubans' jussjiorts when tlxry arrived and then charge tlw ( oh.ins $.i(X)Id gel their own doc um cntsb.uk Other Panamanians s|KTla]|/rd in preying , on the Cubans by se lling them lake dix it incuts. Robertu Diaz Herrera* a loruicr aide to Noriega, is reported to have made a personal fortune oil the Cubans �Sanford Opinions------Continued from Page 1A conslllutlon. We need io teach respect." An employee of the states attorney's ofTlcc who declined to dive her name thought Ameri­ cans should spend their lime and energies on more Important matters. "We worry tin damn much atrout Hags, ban* Inins and rap music." she said. "This country ts going to hell and wc'rc worried alHiul the dag. If we spent as much time wordtig about crime, education and homelessness, we'd he better off." Rev. Sieve Stevens, 57. pastor at Lake M ary Presbyterian Church, said he was "100 per­ cent opposed to ling burning, but also 100 percent opposed to a constitutional amendment on it." "O n ce yo u begin m aking amendments, you open the flood gates for other amendments, and whether or not one believes that Ihc first amendment should be changed, somedilngllke this will definitely damage lhat amend­ ment. and our freedoms are too precious to do that." Stevens said. A number of jicoplc spoke out In favor of making flag burning illegal, w hile opposing any measure to tamper with the nation's constitution. David McFaddcn. retired from Navy after 30 years and now living Sanford, believes flag burning Is not a right and should be made Illegal. "If wc don't make It a law. we'll be In very, very big trouhie," McFaddcn said. "Burning Ihc flag ts treason. To me. I don't know If tt Is a moral question or a question of patriotism, but I know that God and the Pig are together. From the lime I was a Hov Scout, to ihc time I was sworn Into the Navy and the time I retired from the Navy. I respected lhat flag. When I die they'll give me a beautiful flag over my casket. That's my right for serving my country. Hurnlng Ihc flag Is not a right. If someone wants to wrap themselves up In a Hag and pour gasoline over themselves then I'm all for them (aiming lhat flag, but other than that...no way." Linda Teeter. 42. Lake Mary, said. "I understand what they (Supreme Court) u.^-ant Dy pro­ tecting certain freedoms but wc need to do something to protect our flag." James ,Jk1a(hcws»_50. Lake Mary. said. "Whenever wc have something like this, like a flag burning ban. there are those who say it's cutting Into their freedom. Into their Constitu­ tional rights. Hut 1 don't think our forefathers who wrote the Constitution meant It to be that way." Pat Dully. 52. Lake Mary. said. "It's a disgrace that they're burning the flag, and It's ridicu­ lous that we can't do something to prevent It. It's the symbol of our country and people who burn It should he punished. If they want to Ixirn the llag it shows they don't believe In our country and they should be made to leave." Dob Boyce, 43. Lake Mary, said he was fully against llag hurnlng. that "there should Ire a C o n s titu tio n a l A m e n d m e n t against It." Marian Emory. a cashier at Touchton’s Rexall Pharmacy and a Sanford resident, was In favor of making llag burning illegal. "I think they should pul a fellow in Jail If hr burns a flag." Boyce said. "It slxntld hr* a law. I mean the flag is America. It is what we are. Burning Hags isn't freedom of speech, but wc can't go messing with the constitution Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday. June 14, 1990 — S A Candidates— about It." Langston Row. of Delton... a retired handy man. would like to protect the flag against desecra­ tion with a law. "W e need to protect Ihc Hag from these people who think that burning It and wearing it on th e ir asses Is freedom of expression," R o* said. "Grow ­ ing up. I thought It was a law. that's what they told us. Jusl make It a law so wc can force |M*oplc to at least pretend to respect It. I think adding a constitutional amendment Jusl opens the door to all kinds of w eird o s g e ttin g th e ir own amendments on the constitution loo," Glenn Morton, an unemployed carpenter from Sanford, said, "I think wc need a law lhat tells these Jerks who burn the flag that we're gonna punish them If they bum It. Wc can’t let them keep doing this. I don't want to screw w ith the constitution though. If we do that (you) women will start up with that ERA again." Residents of Lake Mary ap­ peared to be fkilly behind the need to prevent people from b u rn in g Ihc flag hut were divided In the way 11 should be a cco m plish ed . W h ile some IjcIIcvciI the Supreme Court was wrong In declaring that flag burning Is a constitutional right of protest, others believed the high court Is misinterpreting the Intent of the Constitution. "I don't think they should Say 'you can't do this' and 'you can't (to that,’ even though I wouldn't do It myself." said Rebecca Rawls, a Deltona native who was passing through Sanford today. " T h a t ' s l i k e a k i n d of dictatorship." "I don't like It." said Charlie Mathis, of Sanlord. "I'm a redblooded American. But as far as putting people In Jail or some­ thing. I don't agree with that. I think they should In* fined for It — enough to keep them from doing It again." "It's really not something 1 would do. but I would not like to see It d o n e ." suld W ilntcr I’lnkncy. who was a radio opera­ tor for the U.5. Arm y during the Korean War. “ I'm better off here than those people were In their co u n try. 1 don't think you should get arrested, but I don‘.t think you should burn it." "Yeah It slioukl he against the law,” said Joe Watkins, owner of Joe's Bar and Package, at the corner of 13th StrecLund Olive Avenue. "I've got one and 1 put ll up every now and then. I'd go along with (Martinpz' proposal)." Continued from Page ! A Martinez told an au­ dience of civic d u b members. "If you don't stand up for family values, for wlial you believe In. th e n e v e r y t h in g b e co m e s negotiable.” Of the proposed amendment, he said. "It certainly fits my view or what values arc and respect for authority and respect for life and tradition ant* therefore. It's an Important part of my make-up." Martinez also said he was not bothered by criticism of his campaign to rid record stores of Ihc 2 Live Crew album. "A s Nasty as The y Wanna Be.” which a Broward County Judge ruled last week Is obscene. Sheriff's deputies arrested three members of the Miami rap group on obseenlty charges aficr a w e e k e n d p e r f o r m a n c e In H o lly w o o d . Now th e y a rc threatening to arrest people who play the music In their cars. "In my reading of the U.S. or Florida constitutions. I have n eve r seen a n yw h e re that obseenlty Is a protected freedom of speech.' Martinez said. ‘T v c been criticized by some liberal elements, but I've never seen them pub lish any of those lyrics." Form er U .S . Sen. Lawton Chiles, considered the front­ ru n n e r for the D e m ocratic nomination for governor, also endorsed both the flag amend­ m e n t a n d the ra p -re la te d obscenity arrests "Th e (lag I think Is a symbol, and I think wc ought to try to protect a symbol." Chiles said. "I think it’s the government's place to try to prohibit porno­ graphic material, pornographic literature, in compliance with a decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court." he said. Chiles was asked about the two controverslea during a news conference in Tallahassee, where he accepted the endorsement of former Florida Republican Party chairman Tom m y Thomas and announced plans to form a Republicans for Chiles commit- tee. He w>!l have to find r» different name for It. however. State law gives parties the right lo block the use of their names In such efforts, and current Florida GOP chief Van Poole sent Chiles an unequivocal answer lo a request to use Ihe Republican Party's name. "M y answer Is not only NO. but H E L L NO." ftxilc wrote In a letter to Chiles. "I fall to sec how you represent In any way. shape or form any values that Republicans stand for or hold true." Poole wrote. F o rm e r state G O P c h ie f T o m m y Thom as of Panama City, former Florida patronage chief far President Reagan, saw It differently. He endorsed Chiles during a Tallahassee news con­ ference. Thomas was one of those who helped persuade Martinez to switch to the GOP In 19F-I. His support was critical In swinging conservative Panhandle Demo­ crats to Martinez In 1986. Now Thomas says he bitterly regrets that early support for the governor, and lias resigned his posL on the local and state party executive committres to cam­ paign for Chiles and running m a te K e n n e t h " B u d d y " MacKay. a former congressman from Ocala. "I'm still a Republican. I'm going to stay a Republican, but there’s no way I can support the current governor." Thomas said. “ I think he's been a disaster for the state of Florida." Thomas said Martinez aban­ doned his campaign rhetoric about bringing efficiency to state government by embracing the Ill-fated services tax In 1987. In c n , stung by the political d a m a g e that caused h im . Martinez got boxed Into a rigid n o -n e w -ta x e s p o s tu re and couldn’t bend this year when new taxes were needed, Thomas said"T h e problems Florida faces right now require the gray hair and vast experience these two fellows have," Thom as said, gesturing toward Chiles and MacKay. Flag Day------Continued from Page 1A to use the day to fight the The president carried a folded am endm ent and w arn that American flag, which he handed allowing new lim its on free lo two uniformed Marines, while speech would srt a dangerous two N ational Park S e rvice preerdent. In Washington, the American rangers lowered the flag already Hying atop the flugpolc at the Bar Association scheduled a news conference to stress Its front of the memorial. Once that flag was lowered. It opposition to the president's wus handed to two other Marines amendment. It was only a week after Flag who folded It Into the traditional Day of 1989 (hat the Supreme triangle as the other Marines attached Bush's flag to the Court touched off a storm ol protest with a 5-4 ruling that flagpole. Bush stood at attention as his said burning the flag was pro­ llag was raised and (hen toured tected by First Amendment free the black granite wall bearing sjjecch guarantees. Since then, the often bitter the names of 58.156 Americans who died In Ihc Vietnam War. The president stopped to ad­ mire one of the several wreathes lying at the foot of the wall and Continued from Page 1A at one point removed his glasses T a s k force to read some of the names members concccded and voted etched Into the granite. unanimously to continue the He shook hands wtwh a man. hut said nothing to reporters six-day schedule. But garbage haulers lost thetr before leaving the site. urguement over how county White House press secretary households rhould be divided Marlin Fltzwater lotd reporters Into the exclusive franchise dis­ that Bush "thought this was the appropriate way to observe Flag tricts. Rick Hutchinson, the county's solid waste consultant, Day." Another aide said, "Th e said ihe total number of homes W hite House flag was hts served by haulers In June 1989 (Bush's) gift on Dag day." On Capitol Hill, congressional compared closely with the total Republicans also planned events n u m b e r of u n in c o rp o ra te d households on tax rolls at that to add Impetus to their drive for lime. the amendment. Hutchinson sa'd he experied Bui other forces also planned to find fewer homes had garbage collection service. Because the county plans to begin man­ datory garbage collection In Continued from Page 1A Weaver puts about 200 miles a 1992. H u tchin son said the week on her car during her franchise areas were originally try to keep up with her." designed to provide haulers with Fraasa said there were other volunteer services. The Seniors' Club also sub­ the same number of paying Individuals In the community customers they now have, with who made contributions to the mitted a letter It received from Dennis Cahill, executive director an automatic 15 to 17 percent community on behalf of their of the Central Florida Com m uni­ Increase In customers generated workplaces or other civic organi­ when m a ndatory collection zations. but lhat Weaver stood ty Clinic. Sanford. begins. The arcus would also The clinic's letter said Weaver out because her goal was the played a key role in ihe total Include undeveloped areas with personal satisfaction she gained reorganization <4 Ihe pallcnl liiture development potential. from doing good deeds. Hutchinson said with about 97 medical records system within "Th e re are lots of people percent of county homes re­ around who rain* lots of money the organization. All of the activities Weaver ceiving service, the automatic for grant causes and that's a good purticlcpaled in were volun­ mandatory collcMton benefit skill lo have, hut we wanted would be almost dominated. someone who really gives from teered. Hutchinson recommended the the heart." Fraasa said. "That's "She is a humble person who county should conlnue to use why we chose her. She's just a will go out her way to avoid the tax rolls, because In 1992. sweet lady who wants to do praise or recognition lor the county garbage fees will he paid things io help people." many contributions she has along with property taxes. Fraasa said Out the committee made." Cahill's Idler said. But haulers said an audit was particularly moved by a s h o u ld be p e r f o r m e d of T h e Klwanls* aw ard was letter from I he Sanford Senior Citizens Club, that mentioned named for Roberta Gatchcl, a themselves to determine exactly how many customers they actu­ Weaver's delivering Meals on close friend of the Klwanls Club ally serve, then franchise areas Wheels lo people who have who catered Uiclr events for should Ik * determined by (hose trouble cooking. The letter also several years. Ik-fore her death actual customers. said Weaver brings her friends lo In the 1960s. s ir willed approx­ At Klnurd. regional manager of talk lo shut-ins. among other imately $27,000 from her estate Central Services Corp.. u Waste contributions. The letter said to Ihe Sanford club. Management Inc. company, said Inaccurate customer lists pro­ vided by other haulers could lead his company lo potentially lose H00 customers In their franchise area. Waste Manage­ S u rv iv o r Includes mother. Island. F R E D H. A D A M S ment official Kyle Adams said Allman Funeral Home. Dc- their company surveyed ihelr Fred H. Adams. 83. 422 Ha­ Juanita. Altamonte Springs. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Ktim-ral Bary. in charge <4 arrangements. cienda Village. Winter Springs, (imposed franchise area and died Tuesday at Ills residence. Home. Forest City. In charge of found only 60 to 70 percent of TH O M A S L . Y IN G S T J R . B o rn S e p t . 14. 1 0 0 6 . In arrangements. the households would pay for Thomas L. Ylngsl Jr.. 69. 371 Elizabeth. N.J.. he moved to service before 1992. Raintree Drive. Casselberry, tiled Wilder Springs from Linden. W IL L IA M T H O M A S G O D B Y 11 " If we went directly Into William Thomas Godhy II. IH. Monday at Winter Park Memori­ mandatory, we d have a different N.J., in I0H4. He was a plumber 122-1 Cheetah T ra il, W inter al Hospital. Born April 9. 1921. breed of car here." Adams said. and pipe Idler for Merck Co. and a Presbyterian. He was a life Springs, died Mtxtday at Florida In Gettysburg. Pa . he moved to Task force member Bob Lewis, member of F'lks Lodge 289. New Hospital. Orlando. He was Ixirii Casselberry from Miami In 1979. executive vice ixesldent of the March 13. 1972. In Dayton. He was a chiropractor and a G r e a te r S e m in o le C o u n t y Jersey. Survivors Include wile. Hazel Ohio He was a salesman lor a Protestant. He was a past Chamber of Commerce, said he member of the Aircraft Owners agreed with liaulcrs that an E.; son, Hubert, Hinsdale. N.H.: ear dealership. Survivors Include parents. and Pilots Association and the audit stum Id he jx-rformed. daughter. Lois Calogero. De­ ltona: sister. Marjorie Hagcman. T o m a n d D e n is e . W in t e r Nolltmal Rifle Association. "H's a question of fairness." Survivors include son. Th o m ­ Lewis suld. "Tills is a substantial Roselle Park. N.J.: live grand- Springs, slsttr. lienee. Orlando: brother. Nathan. Winter Springs. as L. III. Downlngtown. Pa.: dollars and cents Issue." r h I I d r e n : one great* Swart Funeral Home. West daughters. Hobble. Camp Hill. grandchildren. Task force members derided B a ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral Carrollton. Ohio. In charge »t Pa.. Dawn. Cnuiclbcrry. Roxie, Mount Pleasant. S.C.: sister. Home. Altamonte Springs. In arrangements. An villa Imbodctt: two grandcharge of arrangements e It i I d r e n ; t w o g r e a t K A T E HANL - IS IT FOR Y0U7 Kate Haul. 89. park tame. grar.de hlldrcn. S TE P H E N F A R IA S \ FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP : Bald win-F'a ire It lid F'*neral S te ph en F'arlas, 37. 626 Dcltary, du-d Wednesday at het •WIPE OUT QCB13 •KEEP VOOR PROPERTY Home. Orlando, lit charge of • CONSOVIOATE B U I D u ra n g o W a y , A lta m o n te residence. Itorn Aug. 3. 1900, In •sto p c o u EC t c n threats Springs, died Wednesday at the Germany, she moved to Drllury arrangements. | - STOP TORE CLOSURE AND LAW SUITS ( from Long Island. N Y . In 1948 H o s p ic e House. Orlando. Born FREE LECTURES • NOON. SATURDAYS April 17. 1953. In New York Stic was a homemaker and a ROBERT H. PFLUEGER City, in* moved n» Altamonte m e m b e r -if the S t. A n n 's ATTORNEY AT LAW Springs from Ikniott in 1989 He Catholic Church. Dclkrey Survivors Include grandson, • CALL FOR Q Q rt A A A A was a food buyer for the Hilton 0TF4R SERVCCS £Ua Z Hotel and a member ol Ihe Herbert "W h ile y " Faksiein. su» im - in UHu«a am j Sanford City Commissioner and F'orrst City Seventh-day Adven­ 1 t i u m w Sfrao* |ia UM Soum a SR *J»I tirolher. Heinz Sehreek. I.o n g tist Church- debate cooled, only to be revived again Monday with another 5-4 Supreme Court ruling that threw out a flag protection law de­ signed to reverse the court's 1989 decision. Congress Immediately dove Into a fresh fight over the issue. Bush's suggested constitutional change took Its first halting steps Wednesday when a House subcommittee, on a 5-3 partyline vote, sent it to the full Judiciary Committee, but re­ commended that It be defeated. Th e full committee is expected next week to send the 20-word amendment to the full House. By Itself, the am endm ent would not outlaw (lag desecra­ tion. but would allow Congress and the states to pass laws outlawing the practice. It states: "T h e Congress and the states shall have power to prohibit the physical desecration of the (lag of the United Slates." The amendment, if ratified, would be the first to limit the Bill of Rights In nearly 200 years. It would be the 27th amendment to the Constitution and the first since 18-year-okts got the vote In 1971. Recycling— Weaver--------- an audit, which Hutchinson said commcdatkin to select Southeast could take three to stx months, Recycling to receive all of the would delay the recycling pro­ county's recyclable materials. gram too much. Three companies D id for the "I don't think the delay would recycling contract. The county's be to the benefit of the resi­ recycling consultant. K.W. Beck, dents," said Casselberry Mayor recommended Southeast Re­ Andrea Dennison. "It may be to cycling. the benefit of (lie haulers, but Th e franchise hauler will pro­ not the people." vide each home with the three Task force members voted stackable plastic bins to collect 13- 2 for Hutchinson’s recom­ all colors of glass, plastic and m endation. with Lewis and alum inum weekly. Newspapers Klnard opposing. will also be collected by tucking Th e rate for each hauler won't them between the bins at the be set until contract negotiations curb. are complete. During the f'rst K fn n a rd . whose co m p an y year of the franchise program, Waste Management bid for the the hauler will bill the home- recycling contract, opposed Un­ o w n e r In d iv id u a lly . W h e n vote. Tusk force member Lee mandatory collections begin In C o n s ta n tin e , an A ltu m o n le 1992. a standard rate will be Springs city commissioner, also charged throughout the county. opposed the re c y c lin g and Task force members voted hauler contracts. He said he had 14- 1 for the draft contract with not received drafts of the docu­ haulers and 14-1 for the rc- ments TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street •Sanlord 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 29 Years Same Local ion FAMILY OW NED D EA TH S / '“BANKRUPTCY’S H e a t h r o w S h o p s ... dDelightfullyMixed Bag. 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June 14, i *..•, 1990 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NO TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Noti<« it nrreby gi>en thjl «• art cng.tgtu In b u iin n i 41 3605 Otlsruto Avf.tu* Santer d S*ml note County Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol P E N T h o u s e C l e a n e r s and mar *e Intend to register said name with the Cterk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florl da. In accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section Ms ov Florida Statutes IV)/ TOUCAN II. INC Rotter! A Ruggiero Pres Publish May 31. A June 7, t4. It. two DER 7*/ NO TICEO F FIC TITIO US NAME Notice It hereby qiv*.' that I am engaged In business at It* Donna Clr . Santord. FL 17773. Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Flctllloui Name of FINAN CIAL FEEDBACK PRODUC TIONS. and that I Intend to register sa J name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem mote County. Florida In ac cordance with Ihe Provisions ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes ToW II. Section MS a* Ftaridj Statutes 1*57 James L Paris Publish: May 31. A June 1, 14. 71. two OER 7*4 N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given lhal I am engaged In business al 325 Hidden Lake Drive, ^antord. Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name of PLAY MASTER SWINGSETS PLUS, and that I Intend to regiiter said name with the Clnrk o' Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. F lor>da. In accordance with Ihe Provisions of Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 645 S7 T lorida Statute! t*57 John Stelmastyk Publish June 14 21. 2f. A July 5. two DES 158 N O TICEO F FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice Ik hereby given lhal I am engaged In business el *31 Stele Road 434. Suite 707. Alia mome Springs, FL 77714. Semi nole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol D A N O I . and lhal I intend to register said name with Ihe Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordanca with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW II Section 885 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 JohnJ Sawyer Publish May 74. 31. A June 7, 14. IWO DE R 741____________________ N O TICEO F NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given lhal we are engaged in business at 1177 Cornerstone Court. Apopka. FL 77707. Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Name ol R U S H S N A C K V E N D IN G PARTNERS, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem indie County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW II Section 165 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Douglas R Rush Mary Ellen Rush Publish May It A June 7, 14. 71. two DER m IN THE CIRCUIT COURT* F O R TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. *8-3234-CA6*L ARNALDOMASTRAPA. MARTHA MASTRAPA hit wile, and E DWAHD GONZALEZ and LAURIE GONZALEZ brother and sitter. Plaintiff!. vs JOSE VILLEFAN E. Defendant N O TICE O F ACTION TO JOSE VILLEFANE Call«*BuionAI Barrio Pueblo Nuevo Vega Baja. Puerto R IcO 00747 VOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action lor Foreclosure has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. If any lo It on William F Slmonet. Plaintiff's attorney, whose address It 400 N Fern Creek Avenue. Orlando. Florida 37807 on or before July 70. IW0 and tile Ihe or iglnal with Ihe Clerk of Ihe Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the demand in Ihe Complaint Dated this 1317s day ol June. 17*0 Clerk ot the Court By Heather Brunner At Deputy Clerk Publish June 14. 21. 28. A July N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 4770 Aloma Ave . 4124 2SJ. W'nter Park, F L 377*2. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot DOMESTIC GODDESS VIDEO PRODUC TIONS. and that I Intend to register said name with Ihe Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 845 0* Florida Statutes 1*57. Brenda J.Joyner Publish June 14. 31. 78. A July 5.1WO DES 182 N O TIC E O F FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business aI 1700 W 15th St . Santord. FL 77771, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol BELOW THE WAIST, anu that we Intend to regiiter said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 KayleA Borders ElolseW George Publish Msy 7t. A June 7, 14. It, two DER 7*J N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that 1 am engaged in business at 1540 Qrumley Rd , Chuiuota. FL 33/64 Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol ACTION FENCE AND CON C R ETE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem inole County, Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section MS 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Janet Kessler Publish May 31. A June 7, ta. 71. IW0 OER m n o t Tc e OF FIC TITIO US NAME Notice it hereby given that I am engaged in business at 745 3rd St Lake Mary. Fla . Semi nole County. Florida under the F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ol COUTERMARSH OF FLA , and that I Intend to register sa d name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ot Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 0* F lor Ida Statutes 1*57. Kenneth Coutermarsh Publish May 71. A June 7. 14. 71. IW0 DER 7*8 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at Post Office But 4144. Winter Springs. FL 37701. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol GemTech, and that l Intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florl da. in accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section M i 0* Florida Statutes t»S7 GlenMcLemore Publish May 31. A June 7, 14, 71 two DER 7*4 IN THE CIRCUITCOURT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO *0 t ill CA 0* L JOHN D MUtSH A ANN L MUISH. Plaintiffs, vs ROBERT WOOD A SANDRA ROOD et al . Defendants NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE IS MEHEBV GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated June 4th, 1*90 in Case No *0 1471 CA 0* L in ihe Circuit Court in and lor Seminole County. Florida Irt which JOHN D H U IS M A A N N L HUISH are the Plaintiffs and ROBERT ROOD and SANDRA ROOD et ai are the Defendants. I will sell to Ihe highest und best b-itdrr tor cash at the West Front Door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. Santord Florida at It 00 A M on the 17th day ot July t**0. Ihe following described real proper 11 as set forth in Ihe Summary F mat Judgment ot F ores future Lot I FAIRWAY OAKS AT DEER RUN according to the Ptal thereof as recorded in Ptat Boo* 74 Pages 41 47. Public Records ot Seminole County. F lor ida DATED this tth day June, iwg MART ANNE MORSE c l e r k of th e CIRCUIT COURT BV Jane E Jasew'C As Deputy Cler* Publish June It It !**g TIE S 144 J. two DES 140 IN THE CIRCUITCOURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO : ** 5444 CA 0* DIVISION: "P** RTC. as Conservator lor DUVAL FEDERA L SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, an association organtied and enisling under the laws of the United States ot America t/k/a DUVAL FED ER A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Plainlill vs DANIEL J MAY. SR .and B E TT Y A MAY. his wilt DORLAN B MAY. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to an order or a summary llnal (udgmenl ol foreclosure entered In the above capt oned action. 1 will sell the properly situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida, described as Lot IV Block I, SHADOW HILL SUBDIVISION, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17, pages 81 47, Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida at public sale, to the highest and best uidder lor cash, at the west Iront door ot the Cour, house of the SEMINOLE County Court house In Santord. Florida a1 II OO.on July I*. IW0 D A TE D this !lh day ol June l**0 ICourt Seal I MaryanneMorsa CLERK CIRCUIT COURT by Jane E Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish: June 14.21. two OES 172 IN TH E CIRCUITCO URT. OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO : *0 2445 CA0* P JAMES R TAYLOR d b 'a C A J M A S O N R Y EN TERPRISES. Plaintiff, vs ATLANTIC INVESTM ENT NETWORK. INC .a Florida corporation d b aC O JONES A COMPANY NEW HOMES NETWORK and ADEL ALI AHMAD AL HAJ Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO A D EL ALI AHM AD AL HAJ YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida Lots 114 and 127. Allaya Woods Phase 4. per Plat Book 33 Page W Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, has been filed and you are required >0 serve a copy ol your written defenses it any, to it on Plaintiffs attorney. ERIC S MASh BURN whose address is 107 East Maple Street. Post O ltice Bo« 771777. Winter Garden Florida 74777 1277 on or before July 70. 1WO and tile Ihe original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plamtilt s attorney or Immedl afety twreatter. otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the rebel demanded in the Complaint DATED this Ilies day ol June, IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE N U M B ER 87-581 CP IN RE GUARDIANSHIPOF V IR G IN IA M. DOERING NO TICEO F ACTION TO Virginia Moorehead 7357 Poinclana Road Winter Park. Florida 777*7 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D mat a Petition to Remove Co Guardian Virginia Moorehead has been Med In the above matter and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written delenses. II any. to Philip A Diamond. Ihe Guardianship's attorney, whose address Is Subln, Shams. Rosenblulh A Moran, P A . P O Box 185. Orlando. Florida 77807 0765. on or before July 5. IWO and (lie the original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on the Guardian ship's attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you lor Ihe rebel demanded In the petition D ATED on May 3*. t**0 MARYANNE MORSE AsClerkot the Court By Jane T Notlke A i Deputy Clerk Publish May 31 A June 7. 14. 21, IWO DER 704 IN THE CIRCUITCO URT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. Case No.: *0 18|J CA 8* L General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: 080*8* R F NORMAN CORPORATION doing business asMORTGAGE D E FA U LT SERVICESCOMPANY. Plainlill. vs A LLE N R FOSTER. II living, el Ui .e t a l. Defendants N O TIC E O F ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO ALLEN R FOSTER. II living, and M ARTHA FOSTER, his wile. II living. Including any unknown spouse ol said Oelen dants II either has remarried and II either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, de vlseet. grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, and all other persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants and M ICHAEL JAMES and DALE JAMES, hit wile Whose residence address Is unknown YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lot 77. Block B STERLING PARK UN IT TH R E E , accord Ing to n.s Plat Ihereol, as recorded in Plat Book II pages 57 through 54. ot the Public Records ot Seminole County. F lorida hat been tiled against you and AMERICAN G EN ER A L HOME E Q U ITY . INC . a corporation as successor by m erger with C R E O ITH R IF T. INC and THE U N I T E D S T A T E S OF AME RICA and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. Ilany. lo lion JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Pletntitl's attorney whose address Is 701 N Franklin Street. Suite 3770. Tampa. Florida 77601 on or before the 70th day ol July, IWO and file the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Im m e d ia te ly th e re a fte r otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded in Ihe Com plaint or Petition O ATED on this 17th day ot June, two C. ERKO F THE C IR C U ITC O U R T BY Heather Brunner Oeputy Clerk T ublish June 14. 21 21 A July 5. IWO DES 1 6 5 _____ PM > M / T \ two MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk. Circuit Court By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish June 14. 11. 78 A July 5 two DES tea K1U M nwiflTtfi CALL TOLL FREE 1-300-547-1121 Make Tracks.. In >ihjt nrjrrsl nuUUuk ami send for the laltM *«*!•> til lhr frreii.iu.um rr Infumulttm (jiLitn* ti Itsut about Uut) 1rvr ur kn* coni tttisrrnment •KibUruUum on H im* ULr tu-alth. uuirltkin careers, mono in-rta*:irtunL ami frtlrral lirnrflLK lu>l srml >'Kir name ami .ulitrras Uk ('iintiunirr inf or million O n t r r llf|i.ii htii'iil M T rurltlu. Colorado HlOOff Spi* w.linlihlx Inna vtitn SWWUIIUH f ic t it io u s n a m e Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al 1*55 Mlkler Rd . Oviedo. FL 37785. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol C $ FARMS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW II Section 185 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Curtis Stone Publish May 74. 31. A June 7. 14.1*90 DER 141_____________________ N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1107 S Mellonville Ave . Santord FL 77771. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol CR EATIVE BUILOERS I. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provlsionk ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 185 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Michael Meydlnger Publish AAay 24. 31. A June 7. 14. 1*90 .PER. 740. N O TICEO F A PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE C ITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Nolle* Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in Ihe Commission Room al Ihe City Hall In Ihe City ol Sanlord Florida, al 7 00 o'clock P M on June 25, 1*90. to consider the adoption ol an ordinance by the City ol Sanlord. Florida, title ol which It as follows Ordinance No. 30«* AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLORI DA. RELATIN G TO RECRE A TIO N A L RAMPS. AM END IN G ORD IN AN CE NO 10*4 WHICH C R EA TE D SECTION 18 35 OF THE SANFORD C ITY C O D E T O P R O V ID E FOR S U M M E R H O U R S OF O P E R A T IO N OF R E C R E ATIO N A L RAMPS. PROVIO IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y , CONFLICTS AND E F F E C TIV E D ATE A copy shAll be available at the olllce ol the City Clerk lor all persons desiring lo eiam ne Ihe same All parlies In interest and citi-em shall have an opportunl •y to be heard at said hearing By order ot the City Com mission ol the City ol Santord. Florida ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC II Ihe person decides lo appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered al the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record Is not provided by the Cltyol Sanlord (FS788 0I05) Janet R Donahoe City Clerk Publish: June 14,1W0 D ES 161 IN T H E C IR C U ITC O U R T OF TH E 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO.90 1411 CA 6* P G EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK FOR M ER LY INVESTORS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P LA IN TIF F . — vs— C LIFO R O A O ELB EA U . E T AL O EF EN D A N T(S ) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE -P R O P E R T Y TO : C LIFO R D A OELBEAU NADEGE O ELB EA U . HIS W IFE .D EC E A S E D Residence unknown. II living, including any unknown spouse ol the said Defendants, It either has remarried and II either or both ol said Defendants are dead, their respective unknown helrk. devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, and trustees, and all other persons claiming, by, through under or against the named D e f e n d a n t ! ! ) , a nd the aforementioned named De tendanl(s) and such ol Ihe aforementioned unknown De lendanls and such ot the aforementioned unknown Oe fendants as may be Infants, incompetents or otherwise not suljuris YOU ARE HER EBY NOTI F IE O that an action has been commenced to foreclose a mod gage on Ihe following real prop erty. lying and being and siluat ed in SEMINOLE County Florl da more particularly described as lot lows LOT 14 BLOCK A. EAST BROOK SUBDIVISION UN IT NO TW E L V E , ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 67 PUBLIC REC ORDS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA more commonly known as 144* BOWMAN DR IVE W IN TER PARK FLORlOA 377*7 This action has been tiled against you and you are re quired to ser«e a copy ot your written defense It any. to It on SHAPIRO A F IS IM 5 N At torneys whose address Is 550 North Reo Street Suite 703 Tampa Florida 3340* toil, on or betore June 2*. 19*0 and tile trie original with the clerk ot this Court either betore service on Plamtilt s attorney or tmmedi ately there after otherwise a default will be entered agamst you tor the relict demanded n the Complaint WITNESS my hand and sea: ot this Court on the 77nd day at Mar, 1*90 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Circuit and County Courts By Heather Brunner Oeputy Cler* Publish Mar Z4, Jt A June 7. 14 ,Mi Lit ' 745 Parental leave debated By S TC V I QKRSTEL United Pres3 International W A S H IN G T O N - S t n a t r Democrats, Ignoring Republican o b je ctio n s, began to pus It Wednesday for passage of legls la I Inn to give workers unpaid leave for (lie birth ol a child or lo rare for it child or close relative during a serious Illness. “ No one should be forced to choose between the job they need and tl*** child they love.” Sen. Bdward Kennedy. D-M.iss.. said as debate opened on one ol Ibe major domestic Issues of the session. Senate Republican leader Hub­ ert Dole of Kansas, acting at llte request of an unnamed G O I’ senator, objected to calling up the bill, a procedural move to block consideration. Dill debate began anyway alter Democratle leader George Mit­ chell of Maine filed a formal (Million lo slop debate on bis motion it* call up the bill Unless in ngrriiiirul Is reached earlier. Ibe Senate was'./, •ole on Hit motion Friday. T h e m easure, lim ite d to employees ol companies with 50 or more workers, would require up to 12 weeks of unpaid parental leave each year for employees who have Int o on the job lor one year. T h e bill also would give employees 12 weeks a year of unpaid medical leave for severe medical problems and Tor the can* of newborn and seriously III childrcn. s ( m >u s c s and parents. Employees of federal, stale and local governments, as well those of private employers, would be covered. Th e bill, the same one as passed by the House 237* 1H7 Iasi month. Is opposed by Ibe administration and Labor Secre­ tary EllzalHih Dole lias said she will “ strongly recommend” lhal P re s id e n t H u s h v e to the measure. The General Accounting Office estimated Ibe cost to private business at less Ilian $200 mil­ lion. Sen. Christopher Dodd. DCoim.. Door manager for the bill, said, "Parents ought I d I k - able to have job and children. What do parents do In a crisis? They have a ... choice between their Jobs and I heir families.” Kennedy. Injecting a personal nole. recalled when Ills son. Teddy, was hospitalized with cancer 17 years ago and Ihe senator s|Knil three days a week for 23 weeks with the boy while be received chemotherapy. “ I felt that my lime away from the office was‘a n obligation I bad as a parent — a rcsponslbllty I take very seriously." Kennedy said. F o u r k ille d in R o m a n ia n v io le n c e By CATHERINE ADAMS United Press International B U C H A R E S T . Romania Clashes between riot police and anil-communist dcmnnstralors In the city's central square stretched Into the early hours today in the bloodiest civil vio­ lence since the revolution that o u s t e d d i c t a t o r N I e o 1a e Cease sell. The official Romanian news agency Rompres said four de­ m o n s t r a t o r s w e re k ille d Wednesday. IO-l were wounded and 40 were hospitalized. Demonstrators bad been oc­ cupying University Square for seven weeks lo protest the pre­ sence of former high ranking communists in ihe in provisional government. A b o u t I .OOO riot p o lice stormed the demonstrators al dawn Wednesday and street battles followed. Hy late alternoon, dem onstrators luiigln back Into the square, selling lire to buses that were used a-, police barricades ami forcing sccurliy forces to temporarily relret** Dloodv clashes also erupted b e tw e e n p ro - a nd a n i l government protesters. Th e trouble wore into the night in the worst outbreak of civil violence In Romania since the December revolution lhal misled and led to tile execution of <oinmunlst dictator Nleolae Ceaiisc.scii. Interim President Ion lliescu appeared tin television Wednes­ d a y e v e n in g a n d b la m e d "obscure fascist groups a t­ tempting to destabilize the na­ tion" for the chaos In the capital. Witnesses said they saw one man shot dead by unknown forces who opened lire from the inside of the former Securllatc secret police headquarters, w h ich is now the In te rio r Ministry building HOO yards from University Square. There was a re|>ort of at least one other person shot dead during the duy. Complete Sharpening Servi SANFORD SHARP-ALL m is Avt «io | i i ( l l ' ) SANFOfH) HA JFiddCer on the, ‘R ije, O PEN F A T H E R ’S DAY 10-2 FOR BRUNCH 1 5 % Off Dad’s Big Meal When Brought In By Children C A T E R IN G CARRY-OUT We cook our own Corned Beel • Featuring High-Peppered Pastrami "li is* I trend I In k ill Just I'nr l ‘>" 3 3 3 -0 8 6 6 Formerly Goldie's Kitchen • Under new management. Located in Albertson's Shopping Center • Lake Mary Boulevard Brought to you by Dean Faracchio & Sanford Markovit/ CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The City of Lake Mary Local Planning Agency w ill hold a public hearing on June 16, 1990, at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, in the Com m unity Improvement Association Building located at 260 N. Country Club Road to consider updates to the Comprehensive Plan as follows: 1. Review of Traffic C irculation Element; 2. Review of Conservation Element. The purpose of this hearing is to make recommendations on the proposed documents and to receive comments from the public. Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed changes and/or w ritten com m ents may be filed with the City Clerk at 120 E. Lake Mary Blvd., Suite 115, Lake Mary, Florida. Copies of the amendments may be inspected at the City C lerk’s Office, Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE AT THIS MEETING, THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE, THEY MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE AP­ PEAL IS TO BE MADE. FLORIDA STATUTES, SECTION 286.0105. �^ — v.iiat/,; ,1'j. i Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Thursday, June ;4, 1990 — 7A NATIONAL / BRIEFS Interviewees feared Inflation and f>9 percent were apprehensive ulxmt a |H>sslt)|c prolonged economic recession. Hut baby tmomers lx»rn In the Immediate post-'Vnrld War II era have the most deeply pessimistic outlook, the rejxtrt said. a far more serious offense. On May M . Williams was convicted of disrupting a courtroom by popping her gum too loudly in a courthouse hallway and Ingnnr.ng orders from balllfTs to stop the noise. She received a S 150 fine and six months probation. May wholesale prices up 0.3 percent Durenberger tells ethics panel he’s sorry W ASHINGTON — Wholesale prices nationwide climbed by 0.3 percent In May on higher food costs after three consecutive monthly declines, the laibor Department reported today. The Increase was In line with forecasts by private economists. Wholesale food prices surged 0.6 percent last month, offsetting a 1 percent decline In wholesale energy prices, according to the monthly report compiled by the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics. Aging 'baby boomers’ worried NEW YORK — Maturing U.S. "baby boomers** art* very gloomy about thctr financial prospects In tin* l!)‘JOs ami worried about br ing squeezed by personal obligations, a survey said. Americans as it whole, a Gallup |>nll carried mil for (be International Association of Financial t’launlng said, "over­ whelmingly view the 11190s as a decade of decreasing economic opportunities" and heavier burdens. ■'The long-term outlook of the American psyche is depressed.** said the report, noting that 86 percent of W A S H IN G TO N '— Sen. David Durenberger. R-MInn.. apolo­ gized and asked senators Investigating ethics allegations against him to consider his full record when deciding his fate. Durenberger. 55. chose to forgo a detailed public defense, and the committee abruptly ended Its public Inquiry Into the matter Wednesday. Durenberger and his lawyer. 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The Boston right-hander Wednesday night heeame the major leagues' first II-ga m e winner, carrying the Red Sox to a 4-1 victory over the Yankees In New York. “ Momentum comes your way when you are doing things right." he said. "Every one goes at me harder since I won the Cy Young. I'm used to It." Clemens. I 1-2. pitched slx-hlt ball over eight Innings In posting Ills seventh straight victory. He walked none and struck out eight before giving way to JcfT Reardon, wlm picked up his ninth save. In other At. games. Oakland edged Texas 3-2. Chicago pounded Seattle 11-2. Milwaukee beat Baltimore 7-2. Detroit nipped Cleveland 5-4. Toronto dumped Minnesota 10-1 and Kansas City defeated California 11-4. YOUTH BASEBALL Sanford Awards Banquet The City of Sanford's Recreation Department will Ik - hosting banquets on Friday and Tuesday at the Civic C c n tc to honor Its Little Major and Jun io r Major baseball teams. The Junior Major banquet will Ik* Friday. June 13th at 0 3 0 p m. Food ami festivities will Ik *the order of 11k*evening. Awards will be given to all players and sponsors at this time. The featured team will Ik* the Knights of Columbus Cardinals that won this years City Champion­ ship. Th e Little Majors will hold tlK*ir banquet next Tuesday at 0:30 p.m. After a meal awards will be given to all competitors with the Rlnker Materials Dodgers (City Champions) and the Disabled American Veterans Royals (champions of the American Division) being the honored guests. The Mint Valuable Player Award will also be announced at the banquet. Five runs in seventh keys win Prom staff reports LONGW OOD - Adcock Roofing (Seminole). In pasi years easy prey for the Built is' (Lyman's) highly touted program. Is now sending out ominous smoke signals that a new program Ison the rise after stopping the Bullets 7-2 at Lyman High School Wednesday night in a non­ league baseball game. After struggling early in Buddy Lake League play Adcock has now won two of its last three games to Improve Its record In 8-5 and are searching for scalps. But overpowering pitching by the Bullets Andy Spolskl. especially through tiie llrst three Innings in which he struck out seven, left Adcock hungry, frustrated, and even beleagured. But W .L. Gracey led ott the fourth □ See Softball. Page 2B YOUTH BASKETBALL SBA to host Nationals The Sunshine Basketball Association has announced that It will Ik* the host for both the boys and girls ll-and-Under A.A.U. National Championship Tournaments this summer. This will Ik * the third consecutive year that the SBA has hinted the boys national tourna­ ment Tournament dates for On* girls are June 23-30 and the boys Ju ly 1-8. "Last year 34 boys teams from 23 states participated. 1 Ills year we have 40 teams from 31 states and the District of Colum bia participating." stated John Smith. SBA Presi­ dent. Help Is needed on preparing and running these tournmamcnls. Anyone Interested In working with (I k* SBA are encouraged to call To m Blert (578-2349) or John Smith (339-5360). NATIONAL LEAGUE Wilson tosses one-hitter Trevor Wilson gave his dad an early Father's Day gilt Wednesday night. The 24-year-old San Francisco left-hander, making his second start of the season, held the San Diego Padres without a hit for eight Innings before yielding a leadoff ninth-inning single to Mike Pagltarulo. lie then finished with a one-hitter to give the Giants a 6-0 victory. Wilson's fatluT. Paul, drove down from his home in Ontario. Calif., to watch his son pitch. Wilson was atleinjiting to become the first Giant pitcher to throw a no-hitter since John Montcfuscodld mi in 1976. 4 \ » i* i 000 101 I t S 0 020 1 - J J ) Elfonho<*d *nd Alibu *>pOl*kt. PeUnd ( 0), (•> fzoodpAsfor (7) #md WP Eltonhead LP Goodpa*»of ?B Adcock. Robert* Clmger )B None MR None Record* Seminole | * j i * / j i > * x MBraid Photo* by TommyVincont Russell Holloman (top) and Duane Smith (being congratulated below) carried the big sticks for Cra/y Wings in a 16-1 defeat of Waddles in the opening night of the Wednesday D ' League play Holloman had a double and two singles and drove in three runs while Smith had a home run. double, single and three RBI F ro m sta ff rs p o r t s Complata listings on Pago 2B * * Adcock Rooting Bullet* 000 A lta m o n te S p rin g s Big League back to w inning ways BASEBALL 7 :30 p in. — W O N , Chicago C ub s at Philadelphia Pliillics. |l.| B A S K E TB A L L 9 p in — W C I’.X 6. Detroit Pistons ai Portland I rail Blazers. (Ll ♦ Herald sports writer Complied from staff and wira reports. The City of Sanford Recreation Department Is offering a summer playground at two sites for children ages 0-12. The City runs camps at Ft. Mellon Park and Lee P. Moore Park (located In the Hidden (.akrasuh-dlvlslnn). The program runs Monday-Frklay from H a.m. until nootrand features many activities for the young people, including soltball. klekball. frl/bce and other special events. For more Information tall the Recreation Department at 330-5697. Lyman played well, bill walks and errors lost ihe game lor Lyman. We capitalized on their mistakes." After a bit of a rough start. Adcock looks strong. Most liuporiaiilly. they seem to have found Hint elusive lorinula necessary to be wlnncrs. According lo Powers. "The younger guys are mixing In good, there seems to lie less confusion than In the past. This makes ll more pleasent III the dugou'." With all Its other successful sports. It seems Seminole may llnnlly have a baseball program to lie proud of. Savs Powers. "We have a solid defense. II our pitching staff and hitters come around we'll have a prcitv good solid team next year." Adcock gets liack Into action this Saturday with a douhli header In ihe Buddv Lake League at Sanford Stadium. Adcock plays the Patriots al 9 a.m. In-fore taking on the East Coast All Slarsal 11:45a m By DEAN SMITH Elsewhere in the Nationa* League. New York swept Chicago 15*10 and 9-6, Cincinnati po un de d A tla n ta 13-4. Montreal edged Philadelphia 4-3 In 10 Innings. Pittsburgh downed St. Louis 6-5 and Houston topped Los Angeles 5 -1. Summer playground ottered and Steve Wilbur walked lo force home Gracey widi the tying run. Alter Eltonhead retired die Bullets ill order In their hail ol die 6ih. Adcock showed what has head coach Mike Powers so opilmlsllc about the luture. Anthony Roberts led oil with a slash lo right which he legged Into a double. Scott Ferguson's liner was snagged by the B ulle t ililrd Im sciii .iii Gracey walked and stole second iH-tore ('linger laced a double to right to score Roberts, with what proved to lie the winning run. and Gincey. ( ‘linger advanced to third on a wild pitch as Henderson walked and scored on Beamon's single. Henderson stole lbird and scored on a wild pitch Wilbur was hit by a pitch and Rohbv Morgan walked Beamon scored the final run on a wild pitch. Adcock pluyed errorless baseball and showed class In winning a tough game. Eltonhead pitched a nice game, lie had one bad Inning there, bill settled down nicely." said Powers, "( huger had a double and W I. had a nice base till lo right There were no errors, that's nice to see. That's what it takes lo win. Crazy W in g s p o s t s 16-1 D L e agu e win SANFORD — Duane Smith had three hits. Ineluding a home run and a double, and scored three runs to lead Crazy Wings to a 161 defeat of Waddles In the opening game ol the Sanford Rcerention Department W ednesday Night M en's " D ” Slowplteh Softball League at Chase Park. In the other gaiiK* the Sanford Police Benevolent Association scored nine runs In Its first three at huts and held off llarcar Aluminum Produrts 10-6. Next weeks schedule has RMC taking on tlarrar at 6:30 p.m.. Waddles facing SPBA at 7:30 p.m. and the Killer B's challenging Crazy Wings at 8 3 0 p.m. Crazy Wings scored two runs In the first Inning, six runs In the second and three runs In the third to take an 11-0 lead. Russell Holloman led oh Ihe first with a single and Mike Mcl.ohan walked. T o m Barnes grounder forced Holloman at third, hut Jim Smith followed with a double to score McLohan and Barnes. Seven singles and D. Smith's home run accounted for the six second inning runs. With one mil Jerry Hensley singled and Smith blasted his homer. Followin'' Ihe homer. Craig Appel and Erik Etcher singled and Holloman doubled to score Appel and Etcher. Holloman scored on McLohun's single and McLohan later scon*d on a Brian Rogers single. In' the third. Chris Davis and Hensley singled before D. Smith hangtd a double for two more runs. Smith scored on Etcher's single. Waddles scored Its lone run In the fourth on three consecutive singles by Steve Richards. Shawn Wyman and Brian Jones. A five run fifth b, Crazy Wings ended the game by the mercy rule. Hensley walked. D. Smith singled and Appel had an RBI single. Etcher walked to load the bases and Holloman drove in two more runs with a single. Mickey Smith singled to score Etcher and Rogers doubled to score Holloman with Ihe final run. Fourteen different players either had a hit or scored a run In the 23-hlt Crazy Wings attack. D. Smith drove In four nms with Ills three hits. Helping Smith were Holloman (double, iwo slngl-s. two runs scored, four RBI). Rogers (double, two singles. twoRBII and Appel and Etcher (two singles and two runs scored each). RECREATION Inning with a bloop single, his teams first lilt, that seemed localise a spark In Adcock's offense. Harvey ('lin g e r followed w ith another single. The runners advanced a base on an error. Gracey was nailed at Ihe plate trying lo score on a wild pilch with ( linger moving to third ('linger raced home on another wild pilch to seorr Ihe llrst run of the game. Meanwhile. Adnx'k pitcher .Jon Eltonhead calmly trauqullt/cd the Greyhounds with a sharp curve and a parall/lng palm hall. He gol defensive help Iroiti ('linger and Brill Henderson, ('linger made a (living catch lo open the game while Henderson made a spectacular grab on a long drive that saved at least one run. Bui Lyman managed to rally In the 5lh and look a 2 1 lead lioulry led oil with a walk and Ro » Davis followed with dying quatl single. Shaw n Stuckey singled limiie Boo ley and Ramirez singled to score Davis. Bui Adcock came right hack lo tie ihc score when die Bullcis pitcher could noi llnd the strike zone. Gracey. ('linger. Demelry Beamon LAKE MARY — The Altamonte Springs llig League bounced track Irom Sunday's 6-1 loss to Dr Phillips with a 7-2 triumph over South Orange Cnuut> llig League at the Lake Mary High School held Wednesday night Next action lor Altamonte Springs will In- Simd.n wlirn they Iravd to Eustls lor a douhlcheatlcr starting at I p.m. The second game is sci lor 4 p.m The win l* ■ Altamonte Springs keeps them lied lor first in the Central Florida Big l.eag'u* with Dr Phillips at 9 2. Smith ( (range (alls to ()-1 I Wednesday night was tin* second straight gai dial Alt.inionlc Springs was toreed to plot without Miki Mt-rlhu . Neill James and Jason Yurltck three ul the teams best players Mcrthlc is awav at a baskcih.ill camp. James is in Sarasota watching Ills brother Greg pluv wuh the Chicago While Sox and Yarilek is pl.tving w ith.mol her leant in the Ccniral Florida League Wildness on the pari ol South Orange si.nit i Uoiuiu Gusset I led lo tour llisi inning runs In Altamonic Springs Gossetl w alked Hu- llrst live Altamonte Springs haliers he laced and lilt the sixth one before being removed from the game Paul Sirin greeted tin* South Sec Big League. Page 2H Or Phillip. 100 III 9 » It 4 Altomonte Spring. M0 III I - I I I Bro.ler orHj B o 'e . Monou.ec 4 I I I Prom ond V n f l A P B re .le r l P Prom Ur P h illip , Hubbord Block IB — Or PhHi p» B.l'ber HM None H e ro 'll. Or P h illip . 0 2 SouthOrjnge Count, 001 190 0 I 4 I Allomonte Spring. 401 Oil X - ; I o O o .v rll P u lU h II end A ;/ «n ro Clerk Com b IS) end Ste n JB South Oronge C ount, Soil P u 'K h IB Nono MH None Her or 0 . i llomanfo Spr.n g. 9 } South Or «nge Count, 0 U �* 2B - Sanford Herald Sanford. Firrida — Thursday, June * fri 14. 19X) S T A T S fir S T A N D IN G S DOGS *t tom mol* Parti Kantat City 21 11 147 14 Wednetday Retvlti O akland!.Teiatl. II Innlngt Chicago II. Seattle 7 Bo*! in 4. New York I Milwaukee 7. Baltimore 2 Detroit 1. Cleveland 4 Toronto 10. Mlnnetda 1 Kantat City II. Callomla 4 Thwrtday Carnet Boiton (Kiecker 1-2) at New York (C a ry l 1), 7:10pm Mitriewkee (Buttu 4 4i el Baltimore (Mllack' 111, 7:11pm Cleveland IValdki 11) at Detroit |Tanana4 4), 7:11 p m Oakland (Stewart 41) at Chicago (King I I ) . 4.03pm . Toronto (Stieb 4 II al Minnesota (Anderson111,I 03pm Teiat (Jeftcoat 11) at Seattle I Swan I 0). 10 03p m Friday Games Toronto at New York, night Boston at Baltimore, night Milwaukee at Cleveland, night California at Detroit, ntghl Oakland at Chicago, night Minnesota at Kantat City, night Teiat at Seattle, night r tr tl race — l/ f c D d t.H SPwtoF rat Bounce 12 00 i n 4 40 1 Willy Whe Who «00 7 Id 4 Zippy Mil* J « Q 0 -1 ) 74.10 P IS ) IB M T (3 14) 144.44 Second race-1/14. C: jg.41 1Ml** Swltt Kick 4 40 4 00 4 00 a Loriair Pappy *50 4 40 I Mall Jenten in a 0 -4 ) N .M P 0-4) 47.11 T 0-4-4) 144.44 DD (4-1)77.44 Third race -1 /4 , C: 14.14 4 Proper Action 11 40 11.70 71 00 4Mlklmoto *00 12 40 1 Bob t Snappy 7.40 Q (4 4) 141.44 P (4 Ail) 14.74 P (All 4) 14.14 O D IM 117.44 Fourth race-1/14. B: M.74 4 Raw Iron 140 110 100 IW H O w atto 4 40 140 4 L J't Sundra 4 00 Q 0 -4 ) 24.44 P (4-11 44.14 T (4-14) 171.44 S (4 ) 44 ) 444.24 Firth race— 7/14, C: 44.14 1RV Small virtue 140 4 00 1 40 1Whittling Winner 100 1.10 IKIcklnQueen J 20 NATIO NAL LKAOUE Q 0 -2 ) 14.14 P <11) B 24 T (117) l l l .N (All garnet Included) With race-1/14. •: 11.14 East IPedo Juliet 11.40 4 00 1.40 W L Pci. GB iC R 't Delta Burke 100 4.40 Pittiburgh 37 12 417 IM 'tT o m m y P 7.10 Montreal 34 74 .347 J ' ; 0 0 -2 ) 14.44 P ( M l 144.44 T 0-1-7) 4M.lt New York 14 7* 304 7 Seventh race — 1/14, At 14.14 Philadelphia 24 74 300 7** 7 Savage Dan 4 40 110 1 40 » 13 474 13 4 Shady Blue 4 40 1.40 Chicago St Loul* 23 15 417 Ilk* 4 Brlndle lag 4 40 Wtrt Q (7 4) 14.44 P (l-I) 1444 T (7 4-4) 144.44 Pic Cincinnati 15 » 414 1 0-1-7)114.14 San Dlago X 27 374 4 Eighth r a c e - 1/4. ■: 14.11 San Franciuo X X 300 *1* 4 Simulated 410 410 100 Lo* Angala* 11 33 447 4’ j 4 Gold Sack 7 10410 Hou*ton 14 3; 411 11‘ * 1 Pedo Angkor 3 40 Allanl* 11 14 404 11 Q 14 4) 14.44 P(4-4) M1.1t T (4 43) 144.44 S Wednesday Results (4-4-1-11474.44 Now York 13. Chicago 10.1st game Ninth race-1/14. D: 11.17 New York 4. Chicago 4. 2nd gama 4 Fantaty Mirage WOO 5.40 4 10 lOlebltcultealer 2 40140 Cincinnati 13. Atlanta 4 Montreal 4. Philadelphia 1 I Co Hog Wild 1 .0 Pittsburgh 4, SI Louis 3 Q 12-4) 11.14 P(4-l) 114.44 T 14-1-1) Ill.M Houston 3. Lot Angeles I ltth race-1/14, C: 11.14 San Francisco!. San DiagoO 4 Bob * Aqua 4 40 4 00 110 Thursday Games 1 Here t Peplno 1 40 11.10 (All times EOT) 2 M T 't I mpretltoni 10.40 San Francisco (Alavere; 00) at San Q (4-1) M.14 P (4-1) 144.44 T (41-1) 411.44 Diego (Hurst 1 3). 4 03pm Carryover 1741.44 Atlanta (Leibrandl 10) at Cincinnati llth ra ce -1 /4 . At 14.44 (Mahler I t),4.03p.m. 4 TD Garth 2.40 7.10 2,10 Now York (Cone 2 4) al Pittsburgh 1 Bob t Areottar 4.00 2 H 2 Sallltaw Major 4 00 ( Pallor son 4 2), 7:13 p m Chicago (Boskia I D al Philadelphia 0 (1-41 H.44 P (4-1) 11.44 T (4-1-1) 44.44 S (Freeman 01). 7:13 pm. (4-1-1-4)114.44 Montreal (Gardner 1 ! ) at St. Louis llthrace — J/14. B: 11,14 (Sm ith! 3).t:13p m. 4 Cryital Break 10 CO 140 100 Friday Games 4 Clattlc Quickie 14 00 4.00 Chlcagoat Philadelphia, night 1Vietnam Vel no New York al Pittsburgh, night Q (4-4141.44 P (4-4) US.24 T (A4-1) 444.44 Houston at Cincinnati, nigh I llth race-1/14, At 14.4) Montreal al SI. Louis, night ) Calico Salad 4 40 1.40 1.10 San Diego at Lot Angeles, night 1 Cody Cannon 4.40 1.40 Atlanta at San Franc Ik 0. night 1 Coll Gallery 140 Q (I J) 11.44 P(1-I) 14.44 T ( 11-11 n.44 S (1 1 1 7)471.44 14th race -1 /4 . At I t .n I He Can Do It 140 1 40 1.30 Batting 7 Homipun Sadie 1.40 2.40 (Minimum 141at bats) 4Ro;**JR 14.40 National League Q (17) 14.44 P (1-7U114 S (I-7-4-4 ) 447.44 ib r h pet. A — 1,474j H— 1174,174 211 41 13 3*1 Dykttra. Phi 214 43 I I 147 Sandberg. Chi 700 17 72 144 Larkin, Cin 112 14 It 142 Gwynn. SO 147 31 44 133 Dawson. Chi 144 II 64 311 Lind. Pll AM ERICAN LEAGUE 114 24 74 130 Alomar. SO East 143 14 34 317 W L Pci GB Gant. All 1(1 11 3* 121 14 27 .337 — Santiago, SO lor onto 143 X 34 112 Vi Bo-. Ion Urlb*. SF 11 14 111 American League 14 X .441 4 Baltimore ab r h pci. 4 I I 14 441 Milwaukee 14] 1* 44 .343 Heath. Dal It 31 .434 ft Detroit IX 21 41 144 Guillen. Chi 14 11 434 ft Cleveland llV j 113 40 X 140 30 14 G rlllty, toe New York R Hendcrion. Oak : M 44 44 337 Wed — 114 41 71 311 34 14 Puckett, Mm Oakland 104 40 44 115 7 Fielder. Del 14 10 Chicago Martin*;, Sta 143 X 43 .313 X » .317 9 Minnesota 201 11 43 m 11 X t'l Parker. Mil California 144 41 41 no 17 C*n**co. Oak 14 31 Seattle 113 21 44 314 14 Palmeiro. Tai » 14 Teaas . Home Runt National League — Glenn Davit. Hou Dawton, Chi and Mitchell, SF Sandberg. Chi IS Bonilla. Pit 14 A-uerican League - Fielder. Del Canseco. Oak » . Gruber. Tor McGwire. Oak 14 and Bell. Tor 12 Runt Batted In National League Carter. SO Bonilla. Pit and Clark. SF aa. Dawton. 47. Williams. SF 43 American League — Fielder. Del Canseco. CoL and Gr^Lcr. Tot 'A. Dali. 43 and McGwire. Oak 41 14. 14. 21; 17. 44 Chi 54. Tor National League - Wallach. Mon W. Pretley. Atl II. Jefferies. NY. Oyk-tra. Phi and Guerrero. StL 14 American League — R Henderson. Oak II; Puckett. Min retd Wilson. Tor It, Reed Bos. Stillwell. KC and Sheffield. Mil 14 Triplet National League — Bell. Pll and Coleman. SIL 3. L.Smith. Atl. DeShleldi. Mon. Kruk. Phi. Bonita. Pll, Gwynn, SO and Uribe. SF 4 American League — Fernandez. Tor 4 Burkt. Bot. Guillen. Chi. Webtler. Cle. Phillips. Del and Brumby, Sea 4 Stolen Bases National League - Coleman. StL 17; Samuel. LA 74. Yeldlng. Hou. DeShlelds and Raines. Mon 77 American League - R Henderson. Oak 34 Pfttl*. T*. 30 Calderon. Chi 14. Sai. NY 14and Kelly. NY 11 Run* Scored National League — Bonilla. Pit 50 Sandberg, Chi 45; McGee. StL 43: Dyktlra. Phi 43. Sabo Cin and Milchell. SF 41 American League - R Henderton. Oak 44, Canieco. Oak O Puckefl. Min 4), Fielder. Del. Grilley, Sea and Gruber, Tor 40 Hit* Nahonal League — Dykilr*. Phi 41. Sandberg, Chi 47; Gwynn. SO 74. Alomar, SO and McGee, SIL 74 American League — Griffey. Sea 40 Puckett. Min 71. Gruber. Tor 70. Bell. Tor 44. Fielder, Get, Palmeiro. Tei and Fernanda;, Tor 14 Pitching Victor let National League — Viola. NY and Heaton. Pll 4; / matrong. Cin. Gross, Mon. Howell. Phi and frabek. pit I American League — Clemens. Bos 10 Finley. Cal and Stewart and Welch. Oak 4; Stieb. T o ri Earned Run Average (Minimum 34 innings pitched) National League - Armstrong. Cin 143. viola. NY 7 44; Browning. Cin 107; Gardner, Mon i n Tudsr. SIL ’ 41 American League - Stewart. Oak 2.27; Welch. Oak 211, Finley. Cal 1 44;Slieb. Tor 137. King. Chi 141 Strikeeut. National Lea* -e - Marline;. LA 44; Gooden. NY H ; VKml NY 71; DeLeon. StL 70. Cone. NY 44 American League - Clemens. Bos M: Ryan. Te« 74; Langitm, Cal and Hanson. Sea 73; Johnson. Sea 73 Saves National League - Smith, Hou and McDowell. Phi II; Myers. Cin and Burke. Mon II. Landuen. Pit 10 American League — Thigpen, Chi. Jones. Cle and Ecktrtley, Oak W. Henneman. Del. Aguilera. Min and Schooler. Sea 13 Complete Garnet National League — Morgan and Martlnej. LA and Whltion, SO 4; P Smith. All and Viola NY 1 American League - Saberhagen. KC 3; Botlo. Mil and Leary. NY 4. Twelve pitchers tied with 7 Shutouts National League — Morgan. LA 1. Marline;. LA. Boyd. Mon, Viola. NY andWhllton. SD2. American League - Welch. Oak and Ryan, Te« 2. Fourteen pllchert lied with I TSNNIS DM.ooo Stella Artel* Tournament Al London. June II I Seed* in perenlSeietl Firll Round Brad Pearce. Provo Utah, del Leonardo V.ednatday Sport* TrantactMn* BaMball American Ltagua — Uphatd three game *utpen*ion ol Bolton Mineger Joe Morgan Boiton - Signed (bailee pitcher* Ryan Maloney and Brian Young and catcher* Waller McKcel and Tinolhy Tackett Chicage IN LI - Activated pitcher Mike Harkey. optioned pitcher Kevin Blankemhip back to Iowa f ' the American Aivxlalion (AA A) Detroit - Placed pitcher Mall Kin/er on tlda y duabled list, retroactive to June 3 called up outfielder Scolt Lu*ader Irom Toledo ol International League (AAAI Minnetela — Signed two draftee* pitcher Todd Rilchle and outfielder Midre Cum mingi Montreal — Signed pitcher Chrlt Hanev New Yark <NL) - Recalled pitcher Wally Whllehurit from Tidewater ol International League IAAA). outrtghlrd catcher Dave Liddell toTidewater (AAAI Oakland - "laced outlNkhr Joie Centeco j on 13 day dltabled 11*4. retroactive to Juno I; recalled utllltyman twice Blankemhip Irom j Tacoma of Pacific Coa»l League [AAAI. 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In Sunday's Io n s Dr. Phillips pitcher Urasler came within three outs of throwing a no-hitter at A lta m o n te S p rin g s , but Plelcoues led off (lie seventh with a single lo break up (he no-hlttcr. n For These Low Prices! "H © W AGNER O N I r i lA K t t M Dr. Phillips Jumped on Alta­ monte Springs starter Curl Prom for three first liming runs and ended the game with )3-hlts off the ex-Lake Mary ace. CHAM Brewster singled to score Ihe Also contributing were Jim runs. Burke singled and scored on* Smith (double). Mciathan and Hensley (one single and two runs Jim Arnold’s single In* the third scored each). Humes and Davis lor Ilurcar's second run. Harear (one single and one run scored tried tu make tilings iiilcrcaling each). Mark Snyder, Mickey with three runs In the fourth to Sm lih and Stun Tomaszewskl cut theSi’BA advantage Ioil-5. Singles by Mark Slcflcs and (one single each) and Tom Kelly Dcn/u! liurkc w m - followed by u (run scored). Culling lilts lor Waddles were Terry Hoscoe tri|>U\ Uoscoe later scored on Tom Nye’s sacrifice Mark Htnnks (two singles). Kuril aids (single, run scored) and Tim lly. llul that was a close us Harear Waddle. Wyman and Jones (one would gel. iiolh (earns added a single each). I In- SPI1A scored five runs in run m liic Itfth lo make the (Inal ill* lirsi liming and two runs in 10- 6 . Providing the offense lor the *a* h ol second and l bird innings SPBA were Stewart {(hole, dou in take a 31-1 lead. SPHA scored (he live lirsi ble. iwo runs s<t>red). Hastings inning runs with two out and (two doubles, riui scored). Be li­ Dave IJelrosso on first witti a ne 11 (triple, single, run scored). single. Tom Hustings followed Tlndel and Ashley (two singles witli a double. NlUchel! Ttndel and two runs scored curb). and Mike Ansley singled. Matt Delrosso ( t wo singles, ru n Stew art tripled and A rth u r scored), S m lih (single, run Humes singled to account lor the scored) and Barnes and Brewster (one single eui'hl. runs. Doing die damage for Harear Harear scored one run In the were B. Burke (triple two hotInm ol Ihe first when Hrluu liurkc tripled and scored on a singles, three runs scored). D, Burke (three singles, run scoredI. John Adams single. SP H A’s second Inning runs Adams (three singles) Strifes scored » /hen Greg Smith singled. (two singles, nm scored I. T . Mike Hennell tripled and .Ned Hoscoe (triple, n m stored) and A rn o ld . Callon Durlev Hill Golden lilt a sacrifice fly. In the third Tludel singled. Hoscoe’ and Calvin Bryant (one S te w a rt d o u b le d all*) G u v single raeh I E 1.79 Parts Master Super Blue Silicone Gasket Maker Chris Barfield scored Ihe lone run for Altamonte Springs In l he fourtii Inning. T h e second gam e ol the doubleheader was rained out with Altamonte Springs ahead 6-1 in the fourth. Softball--------Continued from Page IB TRANSACTIONS MAXIMUM PROTECTION AGAINST VISCOSITY AND . THERMAL BREAKDOWN BASEBALL STANDING! Orange reliever with u sacrifice fly to score the fourth run of the Inning. A lta m o n te S p rin g s added single runs In the third, fifth and sixth (o account for Its seven run s. South O range scored single runs In (lie third and fourth Innings. Dwayne Clark and Chuck Land) eoniblned to pitch a sixhitter for Altamonte Springs. Clark pitched the first four innings lo get the win, while Lamb pitched (I k* last three for (he save. Providing (he offense for A l­ tamonte Springs were Chris Plclcones and Sieve Shciman |2 lor 11 willi one run scored each), Clark (I lor 1. run scored. Hill). C hu ck Lam b (1 for 1, run M e il c o , 4 I , 4 4, 4 7 Second Round John McEnroe (4). New York, del Ramesh Krlshnan. 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Sunday. June 17 al the |xist home. 2H74 S. Sanlonl Ave. The service will he conducted by the 4018 Vulture 47800 Post 53. Anyone who has soiled Hags In l>c disposed of In this service may drop them oil al the |>ost home until H p.m.. Saturday, dime IU Support group for w eight loss Dr. Robert Smith will discuss "Health and Weight" at the upcoming Take Oil Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meeting. In he behl al 7 p.m.. Tuesday. June HI In I he third floor eralt room al Howell Place. For more Information, call Ruth Bennett at 322 0590. Seniors on the road again Retired Senior Volunteer Program Is planning an outing to Silver Springs on Thursday June 28. Charge nl $35 includes admission, transportation and Insurance. Seniors over 55 will he picked opal their homes If they live- in Seminole County. Deadline for reservations Is June 20. Call 323-4440 for more Information. Fun bowl for young life Fair Lanes Deltona. 27 10 Knlerprlse Rd., Orange City, will Imthe site of "Fun Howl". Sunday. June 24. at 1 p.m. The event Is scheduled to raise money for* Young Lire, it non denominational Christian organization for high school stu­ dents. Cost Is $10. which includes two games of howling, shoes, and prizes. Prizes include rounds ol golf, motel slay with complimentary hreakhrst. dinners for two. pizzas, safety deposit boxes and certificates for hair styling. To register, call Sharon Kraszcwski at 323-5466 or Fair Lanes Deltona at (00-11 775-8123. SAN FOR D Marti- Taylor recent Iv received Ihc Oust.Hiding Cnm oum li) S*isl«< Awmd bom the Seminole County Retired E d u ea t o rs A s s e o e ia 11o o (SCREAl. the organization lot which she has served as comiiiiiully p.niieipalloii chairman from 1984 lo present I lie cita­ tion was served hi coii|iuidlim with American Association ol Relited Persons SCKEA has csta'iHshcd two outstanding programs: deliver lug Thanksgiving loud haskels to needy families, averaging 15 deliveries pel year, and eonirihiiling $l<) In each deceased member's name lo the Marie Taylor Needy Children's Fund. Tills money, which averages $80 per year, enables Seminole County school social workers to purchase hearing aids lot ihc hearing impaired children in area schools. Taylor began I mi educational career In l he classroom. She worked as a social worker in Georgia helote moving to Florida In 111III. She was the dlreelor ol physi­ cal e d u catio n tor g irls in llamillonCoiiiilv T a y lo r m oved to ilu S i. Pelershurg are in 1962. where sin worked in testing and p la c e m e n t of e x c e p tio n a l children mill 1966. S h e m nvt d to S e m in o le t minty to work with exceptional children null! 1970. In 1970. she established Ihe Social Services Program for Seminole County Schools and remained as the director until she retired In 1984. Upon her retirement, she re­ ceived e o m m u n lly service awards from the Stale Depart­ ment of Education and Gov. [iuh Graham. Taylor received the Jefferson Award In 1978 for community service. In 1982. she was honored lor her eight years of service as president and Ixiartl member of Ihe Seminole County Mental Health Association. In 1988 Taylor was recognized as the Retired Educator of the Year by the Seminole County School iioard. Since retiring. Taylor spends her time visiting shut-ins and hospital patients and doing projei is for needy families. She gave 200 hours to victims ol Hurricane Hugo, delivering Lett: Marie Taylor receives award Irom Doris Duxbury, president of 3CREA average 12.000 hours of com­ m u n ity service every year, working with hospitals. Jails, church centers, nursing homes and youth groups. Th e organization does nui endorse any particular political activity, hill encourages voting and supporting all tilings that are In the welfare ol educators and children. clothing, loud and medicine. Shc also did some counseling, filled mil forms, did telephone work and tran sp o rte d h u rrica n e victims. Taylo r salt! ol her acltlve volunleerism.’ A rolling stone gathers no moss, bill It sure gels a good iMilishing." SC RE A m e m b e r s hav e Capt. David Bossert Overeaiers to weigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationships in Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the ealeteria at West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For Inlormalion. call Charlie at 323 8070 East-West Kiwanis to gather East-West Satifor I Kiwanis Club meets Thurday at 6 p.m. at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. Sweet Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women's barbershop singing group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. al Northland ( ,'omunmlty Church. Dogtrack Road. Longwood Help find best pet During .tune. Adopi-u-Cai month, tite Saidnril Herald will he searching lor pel stories Irom our grade school and middle school-aged readers, We need von to write us a Idler about you and your pel to he reviewed hv our panel ol fudges. T e ll us how you adopted sum pet. what your pet means to you, and include any acecdutes about you and your pel Your pi t does not hn\ e to lx- a cat loipialllv. Judging will Ik based on sincerity anti clarity. You must live In Seminole < utility to enter. We Will select one winner from grade school and one winner from middle school We will lie running a dlllereni cim icsi lot high school students In the near future. Letters should he typed or printed legibly. Include vour name, your pet's name, street address, city and daytime phoile lllimhcr at tile top o| vour letter. Deliver or mall lo "Love a I’d Conlesi.” Sanlord Herald. 300 N French Avc. Sanlord. 32771 T h e r e is no m a x im u m length limit on let ters Entries are doe at I he lit r.ild oilier hv 1 pan.. Friday. June 2ft. The iivii winners will he lealured with Ihcir pels in an u p c o m in g e d itio n ol ilnllirald. A ir Force Capt. David E Husserl has arrived lor duty at the U S Air Force Acadcmv. Colorado Springs, t olo Husserl is an acronutillcal engineer lustruelor lie is Ihe sou ol Patricia A. Hosst-ri ol 1603 Hrookside Drive. St, Joseph. Mn . and Edward F Husserl ol 154 lleiou Hay Circle. Lake Mary. The captain graduated in 1980 from Central High School, si Joseph, and received a master's degree in I9N9 Irom the Air Force hislliotc ol Technology. Dayton. Ohio Pvt. Marlon Bouie Pvt. Marlon D Houle has completed tile electronic w.ill.lie signal inlclligciici Moist col lector iiiinsi ,n ib< l! S Armv Itllelllgcin c School Foil Dt-vcos M ass Tile i n u rs e includes operation and preventive maintenance ot selected radio in living eipilpnieni ami it eordlngsvsiems liemin- is Hit sou ol Mr and Mis Walter Lovett J r. ol 806 Hretilwood Ave. A ltam onie Springs T i l e s o ld ie r Is a 1 9 8 9 g r a d u a t e o! Lyman High School. Long w i it it I Master Sgt. Caudle \ l i l l till R . C a u d le , s o n nl J e a n l l l c k s ol 4 9 5 H i g h w a y I 7 -9 2 , L o n g w o o d . has been p ro m o te d III Ih e t . S A i r I o n a- to th e r a n k n l m a s te r s e rg e a n t C a u d le is a la e llc a l a ir b o r n e se iis n i s \ s te m s m a u a g e i w it h lle a d i| iia r ie r s . I '. i e l l e a l A n C o iu t n a iid . L a n g le y A i r F o rc e H a s c Va H e Is a 1 9 7 5 g ia d iia le ol N e w A lb a n y I H u b S e lin - -|. <th in . T H U R S D A Y ’S PR IM E T IM E 11:30 Tonight Show Employees of the month Howell Place in Sanlord stlects outstanding employees lour times a year. Honored lor their work ate from lell: Debi Newman, outstanding Grieving woman prefers brevity D E A R A B B Y : I recently tnsi my husband of 51 years. After his dealh. I received many cumInning Idlers tHIIng me what a hue. kind ami gentle man he was. Tins did much in help mc Iwar my loss However. I am writing lo tell you about one letter I received Irom a longtime friend saving that she had heard ol my husband's "tlcrutsc" — then she went uu to describe in great detail her busy social calendar, her new uparlinciii. whom shc li.nl visited, and who was visit­ ing her. d c Ahby. please tell people that when they write a letter ot condolence, ihe recipient is usually nut In ihe mood lor social clillcli.it When my daughter was In ihc hospital, dying ol leukemia, a friend called to "cheer her up." mid kept Iter on the phone for hall an hour describing the Caribbean cruise she had pisi relumed Irom — and Ihe won dcilul plays she bail |tisi seen in New York’ How c a ll s e n s itiv e ? Bloch StWfcC***____ Mon«/lin*_ [Sport* Mr, OH PfoliHt ICmoncIo .th* Aj»*nlut»» olI HucH«b«»v Finn 160) __ Uath«r Coy* Ro;X rVRji/m*__ Orjjon S£lC.nl. Coll U S Optn Chomportihp. 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Ml « iChorton Homn) 0*r*r*Tn To On* B i«b n l Chooo COH Ol Pr-Wn*tiSi Phlitt Hongm In Abboll ACM JO Trier lUWAlio i O |iT*k«» * Thill______]Run lot 1out LI* WOR jwheBa** Com**/__ Cotbv d |H |Ho» -wood An** [P*it 1) (OS) » WTBS JX..Hi.an A J . 6/itlth j*ll*i*on* Stnloid Miml Viet fw0n« [Pomr Hour |n *«% [H«i»* K, _ iHoTj-oob Ai.« » jPi/1 i USA tin M f**i* For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday. June 8. ■ .' employee for April; Mike Baker, for May; and Bonnie McDade for June p e o p le lie so ill SO UN D IN G OFF D EA R SO UNDING O F F : For ilit- I h o u g h I less a n d sell centered. It comes naturally. And lo Ihe well-inteullulled who atlempi lo enii iialn or dlsirai l a gtlcving Inend with a cheertul. newsy telleru Please coitsidci In s te a d a In le t m e ssa g e expressing your sympathy D EA R A B B Y : My husband s "baby sister (age 341 Is gelling matiled lor the Inunli time lone .*ti i n iItin ut and two divorces). S h e c h o s e our wedding dale lor tu r wedding h will lie a civil ceremony lull site’s having a big blowout |usi like u wasbcrbrsi Mi husband wauls in attend her wedding mid r11*- lug party lIII uigiil beloo with h w ill kill iIn whole weekend. I had been looking forward to a personal celebration loi our wedding an lllvcisarv. bin it won't be pnssi blc now tb.it Ins sister screwed op all out plans Willi 365 d.ivs in lb- year wouldn't von think this stilish gill could have picked .moilmi day to get mm i ted'* 1 know MI have a miserable lime al her wedding, as u won i lie easy lo hide my rcseolllieol I'm not sure I can handle this N O SF O U T O F JO IN T tv assurance measures. T o obtain an even belter solution, we funded an extensive research effort In 1988 in bud a "superior" adhesive I hat svlll firmly adhere stamps to any material used in envelopes, while at the same lime not prematurely slicking stamps lo each other. Such an adhesive must he effective muter broad environmental cnndlllnns of heat ami cold, high humidity and loss humidity, this elloti has uartowed our search to several adhesives ih.il meet ihese ertlerla. and we are testing them now. When these tests are com­ pleted. sve svlll require our sup­ pliers to use these new. Im ­ proved adhesives: then •our siamps. once stuck, svlll stay stuck. A N TH O N Y M. F R A N K . P O S TM A S TE R G E N E R A L . U.S. P O S TA L S E R V IC E DEAR POSTMASTER FR A N K : Ftankly. It's high lime. Me.mss lule sve are stuck with a lot o| slumps ihut won't sin k. A D V IC E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN D EA R NOSE: You can II von really wain lo. Hr- a good sport and handle It with grace and generosity ol spirit. "linby sis le r" has already had ilm -e sirlkesagainst her: perhaps vour lucky day will prove luckv lor her. too II you anticipate a miserable lime, vnu'11 have one Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to he. Think positive and turn Hits lemon Into lemonade C O N F ID E N T IA L T O " S T I L L H U R TIN G IN E U G E N E . O R E .": All love atlnirs would he paliiliee II holli parlies gull earing at Ihe same lime lint iitiloiiiinaleH they rarely do. so lace n — It's over tine way lo dull ilu- pain is to Invite another woman nut You'll never know whm s oul there unless sou survey tlit seeiierv Floyd Theatres PLA2A.TWIN HWY. 17-91 322-7S02 SUMMER KIDDIE SHOWS START JUNE 12th n« mtlv fiTilf e-i 5 0 J G E D 1 /1009 30 ILlLlWJ. SPACED BACK TO THE IN VADER S FUTURE III NOP»'.M S NOtZSCOUNlI AOPASStS N0I>r<XUMl | |2.00 MATINEES ALL W IC K 100 PM UOVIELAND 04 17-&2 322-1216 II MUCH SHOWTIME *.M _ ANOTHER 48 HOURS Qj] WAR OF THE ROSES r -, D EA R R EA D ER S : Ami now a word Irom ilu |a>slmaster gen­ eral D EA R A B B Y : I hr Postal S. is lee is t nun-rued t li.it stamp adhesive slicks and has asked Us siippliets to take addlloual guali f*0PASSi5 NO DISCOUNT li il V E R TIC A L B LIN D S • 1k|i 111 h o m e e s t i m a t e s • l urge selection lo choose (torn • Prompt I iiendlv Seivlce • Unu'ity Workmanship OUR IACI0RY PRICES STAR I Al ONLY t o« IAr fu lfil in ifcDc 4> blindo (Mil S A N F O R D V E R T IC A L S “ zli tlc d ’it it y l Fie » D u e t t ton l o t W in d o w %" 7 50 Wylly Ave., Sanford ( B J *25 �.. - 4® — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday. June Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THC CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND I OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 44-M14-CA 44-L CALIFORNIA FED ER A L BANK. ■ Federal Saying* Bank a M a r All/ chartered saving, bank Itormarlyknownai CALIFORNIA F ED E R A L SAVINCS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION). Piaintlll. v*. RICKY LYNN COPELANDand hi*wit*. JA N E T L COPELAND a n d 'T A T E OF FLORIDA D E P A R TM E N TO F R EVENUE. Defendant, NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO C H A P TE R « N O T IC E IS G IV E N that pur,want to a Summary Final Judgment dated Juna A. IMO in tha above itylrd cau*a. I will tall to tha hlgheil and be,I bidder lor cash al watt front door ol lha Semlnol* County Courthauta. Sanlord. Seminole County. Florida, at 11:00a m on tha 17th day ot July. law. lha following described real proper *Y: Unit 124. Building NO. Crown Point By The Spring*, a condo minium, according to tha Dacia ration ol Condominium ot Crown Point By Tha Spring*, recorded In Official Record* Book 1X7. Page 454, of the Public Record* ot Seminole County. Florida, together with an undivided In lerett In the common element* and ttpentet appurtenant to teld unit a , detcribed in taid Declaration. D ATED thtt Ith day of June. ItW MARYANNE MORSE, C lark ol the Court By Jane E. Jaiewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth: June la. Jl, 1440 DES 171 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US NAME STATU TE To Whom If May Concern Notice I* hereby given that the under*igned. purtuanl to the F i c n i i o u , Nam e Statute. Chapter MS 0t. Florida Statute*, will regltter with Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Courl. in end lor Seminole County. Florida, upon receipt ol proof of the publica tlon cl thl* notice, the tlctitiout name, to wit: MEADE AMD SUN BIRO PARTNERSHIP under which we intend to engage In builne,, at 210 North Park Avenue. Suite 14. Winter Park. Orange County. Florida 12701 That the par tie* Interfiled in the Mid bupne,t enterpriu art a, follow* Charle* Bendl. Vice Prttldent Sun Bird Venture*. Inc. Tony B Johnton. Pretidenf Meade Material,. Inc. Dated at Winter Park. Orange County. Florid*, thl* 16th day ot May. 1770 Publlth Juno 7. 16.21,21. 1770 DES 75 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 44-1M4 CA01L Home Saving* ot America. F A.. Plalntllf. vt Julian H McKenile. tingle, and Vivian Y Turner, tlnglo. tfal . Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION Suit to Fortclote Mortgage TO JULIAN H MCKENZIE. S IN G LE A N D ---------------------. SPOUSE. IF ANY OF JULIAN H M C K E N Z IE . AN D A L L PARTIES CLAIMING INTER EST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR A G A IN S T J U L IA N H M C K E N Z IE . SIN G LE AND -------------------. SPOUSE, IF ANY OF JULIAN H MCKENZIE. AND ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. T IT L E . OR INTER EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED RESIDENCE La ,I Known Addret, are Huckleberry Lane Winter Spring,. FL 3270* YO'w ARE N O TIFIE D of an action to lore clou a mortgage on the lol lowing property In SeminoleCour... Florida Lot *0. TUSKAW1LLA POINT, according to the Plat the* tot at recorded in Plat Book 21. Page, II and 12. Public Record, ot Seminole County, Florida Having a , treat addrei, ol 146 Huckleberry Lane. Winter Spring*. Florida J270I Together with all Inlerett which Borrower now ha* or may hereafter acquire In or to Mid property and In and to lal all eaumenl* and right* ol way appurtenant thereof; and lb) all building,, tlructurei. Improve menti. fliture*. and appurte nance, now or hereafter placed thereon. Including, but not limited to. all apparalut and equipment whether or not phy* 'tally alined to Ihe land or any building, uted to provide or tupply air cooling, air condi honing heat. ga*. water, tight, power, refrigeration, ventlla tion, laundry, drying, dithwath Ing. garbage, dltpoul or other urvlce, and all watte vent t y t t e m i, anten na*, pool equipment, window covering,, drape, and drapery rod*, carpeting and Moor covering, awning*, range, oven*, water heater, and attached cabinet*; It being intended and agreed that tuch Item, be concluilvely deemed to be affined to and to be part of the real property, and Ic) ail water and water right* (whether or not appurtenant) and there, ot ttock pertaining to tuch water or water right,, ownerthip ol which atfect* Mid property, and (d) the rent,, income, ittuet and profit* ot all property ha, been filed again,! you and you are required to urve a copy ot your written detenu,. If any. to tt on Pamela M Lund. Plaintiff’, attorney. who,e addre,, I,. One Ea,t Broward Boulevard. 13th Floor Po,l Ot lice Boa 14070. Fort Lauderdale Florida 33XJ 4070. on or before June 17 1770. and tile Ihe original with thl, Court either before u rvlce on Piaintlll’, attorney or Immediately there atlvr. olherwiu a default will be entered again,! you for the relief demanded In the Com plaint or petition Thl, notice shall be publivhed once each week tor tour conuc ulive week, in Ihe Sanford Herald WITNESS my hand and the ual ol thl* Court on thi, JS day ot May. 1770 (SEAL! Maryanne Mor,e A , Clerk of the Court By CeceliaV Ekcrn A , Deputy Clerk Publiih May 11 A June I. 14 ]t 1770 OER Ml IN T H E CIRCUITCO URT. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 44-447-CA 44-L R ESIDENTIAL FUNDING CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v* THEODORE A NOEL, II. LINDA A. NOEL, o'k/a LINDA ANN N O E L .----------------NOEL. unknown tpouuof THEODORE A NOEL. II. If married. THE LAW OFFICE OF DOMINICK J SA IF I, P. A . MARK P RABINOWITZ. W INGFIELD NORTH HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . and any unknown heir*, devlteev grantee*, creditor*, and other unknown per ion, or unknown tpouu* claiming by. through, and under any ol the above named Defendant*. Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE I* hereby given that Ihe undesigned Clerk ol the C ircu it Courl ol Semlnolt County. Florida, will on Ihe 17th day ol July. 1770. at II 00 o’clock a m in lha We,I Front door ol Ihe Seminole County Courthouu in Sanford. Florida, otter for tale and u ll al public outcry to lha higheif and be,l bidder for caih. ihe following detcribed properly iltuate In Seminole County. Florida Lot 42. W IN G FIELD NORTH, according to the plat thereof a, recorded In Plat Book 26. Page, II and It, ol Ihe Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida pursuant to the Final Judgment entered In a cau pending In taid Court, the tfyle of which I* Indicated above WITNESS my hand at J ot ficial u a l ol said Court thl* *fh day of Juno, 1770 ICOURT SEAL) Maryanne M oru CLERK OF THE CIRCUITCO URT By JaneE Jeuwic Deputy Clerk Publiih June 14,21, 1770 DES 161 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA Cau No.: 44-14*5 CA 44-L General Jurltdictien Florida Bar No.: 064710 F L E E T REAL ESTATE FUND INGCORP . Plaintiff, vt G ER ALD E THURSTON. II living, cl u< , >1*1. Defendant, AM ENDED NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO G E R A L D E T H U R S T O N . II living, and TER ESA THURSTON, hi* wile. II (lying. Including any unknown tpouu of M i d : atendanl* if elthe ha, remarried and if tilher or both ol taid Defendant, are deceaud. their retpective unknown heir,, devisee*. gra i tee*, attlgnee*. creditor*, lienor* and trustee*, and all other person* claiming by, through, under or again*! the named Defendant* Whole residence addre*, 1* 4711 Bayou Vltt*. Houtlon. Ten a , 77071 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action lo loreclou a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County. Florida LOT 5. THE COLONADES TH IR D SECTIO N ACCORD ING TO TH E PLA T THEREOF AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 16. PAGE 55. PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA ha, been tiled again,! you and F L E E T FINANCE. INC a cor poration and you are required to urve a copy ot your written detenu,. It any, to II on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O ESQUIRE, Piaintlll’* attorney whou addre,, I, X I N Franklin Street Suite 2J70 Tampa Florida 11602 on or before the 3rd day at July 1770 and file the original with the Clerk ot thi* Court either before lervlce on Ptainlilt'* attorney or Immediately ’here alter olherwiu a detautl will be entered agamil you tor the rebel demanded In the Com plaint or Petition DATED on thi* 27 day ol May 1770 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jean Bribent Deputy Clerk Publlth May 31 A June > 16, 21. 1770 DER 277 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Coic&itp jp« tr* x l«J from qwoixikoni t r f^movi 4tnJ E jk Fi wftt«* .»•t** c » c * onolhw rtktJ.fr ><*/•> U vqwjkx t* ' L Z O Z I Z S C M Z J A C N J O G N G A H A J M C C A E L J A F Z H Z J A , C O J O C W G C V C Q U J Q . • C Q A J I F ZX H J C A E A J H D A U G G P R EV IO U S S O L U T IO N A i 3 child I used to go to a corner and ihmk Thinking mean* so much even to small children " Greta G arbo jt -Spf^.» ■ - *_•| r - 14. 1990 71— Hvlp Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 E X r D . CARPENTERS TRUSS BUILDERS Orlando - Winter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. P RIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS I * ceniecutlve times. . . SSC ■ Hee 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 M l. MONDAY thru FRIDAY « ’ « " • * ■•- » J □ A i u n u M » . noon ‘ |rf 1 I £ j1Mtf fcjtfd «r • 3 Un« *d 3 U n t» Minimum Stejdf Work Etc. Benefits! ' Apply: Mi rood* Syilem*. 4005 MifaadaWay.......... Sanford FOODSERVICE CAFETERIA WORKER Dally Work.............. Dally Fay Call Bebfer detalli after 5pm....................... 323 7351 above* reflect n Jl 50 ca»h discount far prompt payment Schedul­ ing may include Herald Ad*ff1rtfr of fhe cost of an additional day Cancel when you gel result* Pay only far day* your ad run* of rote earned U*e full de*rrtptton lor ta*fe*f results Copy mu*t follow occepfable typographical form DIADIINIS Noon The Day ietore Public at ion Sunday * I f A M Saturday Monday III 30 A M Saturday AD JU STM EN TS AN D C R E D IT S : In Ihe event ol an error In an ad, the Sanford Herald w ill be responsible lor fhe first Insertion only and only lo the extent of Ihe cost of that insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy fhe first day It runs. 21— Personals 49— Miscellaneous CASH AVAILABLE Buying Heme* A Mortgae*, Oultk Claslng 332 6576 PARTNER W AN TED to *t*rt lawn cart builne** Call 322 32SS. **K far Sue PLANE TIC K ETS Orlando lo Knoxville via Memphl, 23— Lost & Found FO UN D : German Shepherd, male Love, children Very obedient Cell 321 7764 LO ST g la iie * . like new. vicinity ot Lake Monroe Black ca u Senor cltiim ’*. badly needed REWARD ___________122 6655___________ LOST: Black A white kitten. 'Button*' Friendly La*t uen near Food Lion Call 321 7764 25— Special Notices BECOME A NOTARY For Detail* 1M0 432 425* _Florida Not»ryA**oclafIon , I, Melitia Daniel, am no 'anger responsible lor debt* made by my hutband a* of Ihe dale: April 1,1770 27— Nursery & Child Care BABYSITTIN G In my Sanlord home! 7AM to 6PM. Mon thru Frl Lunch included 323 1047 C H IL D C A R E , m y hom e. Hidden Lake* area, rea*on able rate* Call 333 7770 __ DAY CARE in my Sunland home Age, 3 5 year, Reasonable Meal, provided Llcenu X07C*S4 322 4347 DO YOU N E E D toroeone to sit tor a grandparent while you shop. elcT C a ll...........121 2147 HOME ENVIRONM ENT 2 lOv Ing mother, lor your child Inland lo 5. CPR Cert. Ret avell Early am 8pm Meal, A tnack, Included Call 323 5771, Tanya R ESPO N SIBLE, dependable, loving mom will care lor your child . Call 324 0035 4 YEARS EXP for your Inlanl Infant, toddler Balanced m eal,, snack, Supervited outtide play Call 331-7372 L e g a l N o t ic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT* SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: 89-478ICA09L SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS.etc . Plaintiff. vs M ICHAEL KEVIN Mc F a r l a n d , ttc .«tai. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the cause pending in the Circuit Court ot the E IC H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit, In and for SEMINOLE County, Florida, Civil Action Number 8? 42S8CA09L fhe undersigned Clerk willl sell fhe properly situated in said County, de scribed as Lot IJ. DEER RUN. UN IT I according to the plal thereof as recorded In Plat Book 20, Pages 92 and 9J. ot the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida together with all structures, improvements, futures, appli ances and appurtenances on said land or used in conjunction therewith, al public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash at 11 00 o'clock A M on the 17th day of July 19V0 at the West Front door of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse Sanford Florida ICOURT SEALk MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By JaneE Jase*ic Deputy Clerk Publish June 14. 21. 1990 DES 169 NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 105S Nursey Rd , Winter Springs F L A 32708 *131. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of THE AUTO CLINIC, and that 1 Intend to register sa<d name with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Sem mole County. Florida, in ac cor dance with the Provisions of Hie Fictitious Name Sfatutss,, To Wit Section 16309 Florida Statute, 1757 Dennis P Costello Publish June M l . 21. 28 1990 DES/* NOTICE Of FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at N Hw> 1/92 Sanford F t (Flea World!. Seminote County Fieri da under the Fictitious Nairn* at THE FRILL SHOP and that I intend to register said name mith the Clerk of the Circuit 1 Court. Seminole County. Fieri da. in accordance with the j Provisions of the Fictitious Name si4Me* To W"'1 Section *M 09 F lor da Statute-. 193/ LonnieC Wesson Publish June/. M 21 28 1990 DES// June 7$ see Call m in t TRACTOR MOWING Reatonabie Rate* 322 5777 TRAVELING NAILS Acrylic A libergla**. Sanlord A Lk M a ry area. Rtas. price, Lie IF V033044i 323 3455 Two I way airlin* ticket* Irom Orlando to Buffalo on June 27 130 each Call 327 6260 55— Business Opportunities OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS For 545 Call I we 15' 54770.1 L6I RESTAURANT: TERRITORY Huddle Houu, 24 hr. restau rant, one ol the la*te*t grow ing restaurant concept, In the southeast it now ottering an cilra o rd ln a ry opportunity though our new area dev* I opmenl program lor ulecled markets We seek pro lesnonal multi unit operator* with strong development, management A financial ca pabiilte* tor area territories In cerlain north Florida market, For detail* pleau call Sandra Law. HUDDLE HOUSE. INC. I 70S 476 4731 i l — Money to Lend CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS 1st. 2nd or equity mortgage* Good Bad credit. Low rate* 267-7447 Mortgage Magic. Inc. Lie Mt9 Bkr 160 E 436. Cass GOLD CREDIT CARD w WGREAT COMPANY * ★ W* oiler eicellenl earning, • Creaf beneltl* • Ca. v*M<l*/*»f* allauaac* • Ca. pd. retiromerit plan • Com pi. Training program • Guaranteed training Incemt a Lead, IvrnitNed. Strang ad verf It Ing , upper, • Management adyantomenl Solid, lucralty* future in a receuion proof lndu*tryl Both Sale* w d Servlt* Pmlliont Open Call Bill............ 322 7120 _______ 7:30AM lo 6PM_______ GUYS/GALS Havt teveral opening* lor nationwide lundraiur. For Seventeen and older Need a |ab and want t* have lot* *1 tun? I'm fhe an* you'd like to w ell ...............For Interview callSutann* between 10 X and 6 X at 337 3712 HAIRSTYLIST Experience in all ph a u , ol hair urvlct* To till in for *ytlllt taking vacation Alio working toward* permanent ponllion Interviewing Tue* day thru Friday Call 323 6020 HOTEL/M OT E L SHERATON 0RLAN00 NORTH Immediate opening* lor maid* and houu men We oiler Free meal, parking, uniform,, paid vacation, referral program and tictiienl benefit* Apply In perron. (I 4 and Maitland Blvd ) T u t id a y through Thuriday, 10AM 3PM EOE ^IMMEDIATE OPENINGS EKP'D. SEW INGM ACHINE OPERATORS On tingle needle A morrow machine* We offer piece work pay. paid holiday* A vacJlion* Health A dental plan If your are looking lor a nice air conditioned place lo work, friendly people, good wage* and benefit* and you are dependable and believe in a good day'* pay lor a good day'* work, we need YOUf SAN D E L M F & . INC. 3344 Did Lk. Mary Rd.. Sanlord _________447 331 3114_________ We have immediate thorl and long term • iignment* In your area lor • OFFICE CLERKS • RECEPTIONISTS • SECRETARIES • WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS We oiler lop pay. great benelit* and the opportunity to work at many ol the top compame* In your area Call now for an appointment! 7X6773 7 1 -H e lp Wanted NO FEE/FR ID A Y PAY (Eb 240 W. 2S»t> St. * * MOLLY MAID * * Prof Maid Service! Will train, lull time, Mon F r l . 747 3007 •PROCESS PHONE ORDERS AT HOME! 1 100 523 6467 *>t. L7I.Man.-Frl..........TAM 7**M ATTENTION CHA!!!!! IN HOUSE POOL-Summer, coming! Need extra vacation money? We need YO UM I 56 75- per hr I or 3 day, per wk and on calf For detail, Hillhavtn Health Car* Center 754 Mellonvillt Ave . Sanlord 123 *566.................... ...E.O.E./H AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU" Benelit* Transportation Call 40/295 /600e*t IV42 Toll refunded9am 10pm CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES E X C E L LE N T PAY Local/Caribbean ToMS/HR I 641 677 TOTTTalenl Builder,Fee CARPENTERS E i p d in framing! Transpor tation a must!904 274 2J92 eves CHILDCARE TEACHERS ExcftH*nt pay A* benefits Ex penanced Part and Full time positions Good Shepherd O H Id c a f ................ 322 790S CNASIGN ON BONUS!!! We are looking tor dedicated cerlihed nursing assistants who en|oy working auh the elderly Full and#part time positions $100 bonus alter completion el I month of satisfactory employment Hitlhaven Health Care Center ISOMellanville Ave.. Sanford >12l>44,w.................... E.O.E./H CONSTRUCTION FITTER/WELDER For plate. pipe and shapes ________ Call >30 0060_________ CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Will train, several needed now! Ail types! Metro Employment I *IU DENTAL ASSISTANT Eipenenced chairside Dr Patrick DelF lore Call 323 81/4 DRIVER/MAINTENANCE 40 hrs a » $S hr » benefits Must have vnautfeur s license Immediate opening Apply in perton* Salvation Army too W 24th St Sanford DRIVER PRODUCTION WORKER For linen com pany Excellent driving re cord and chauffeur s luente re ^ jtred Call JJ-39298’ EMPTY NESf? A quality vhlid care center is looking lor peirt time teacher* aides M a tu rity Love ot - Children a must! 121 8433 For Lake Mary. Experience or will train Full A Part limo M ETR O SECURITY M l 1777 MAIDS/IRSPECTRESSES Deck Clerk*/NiN Auditor Apply: Day* Inn. 650 Doug Ia* A v ., AI lamonfe Spqs....>42 7f II rUidiniToFT Dermatology office weking experienced perton with cler: cal. Irauranc* and medlral knowledge, ohillk and abllltlet Begin 2 day* per week, San ford area Send rn u m *: I 417, The Sanford Herald, PO Box 1657. Sanford, FI 32772 1*57 NURSC AIDES * AU. SHIFTS HIGHER STARTIN G FAVI For corflfitd or experienced Apply lnper*onto: Laktvlew Hurting Center 717 E. 2nd K .................. Sonferd NURSE’S AIDES - 7 hi 3PM. 3 to 11PM, A 11PM to 7AM Full llmo/parf lime L P N 7 to 3PM or 3 fo IIPM. full tlm*/pl Coak part 11m*. m ature pxrion Heuukteper 4 MAM to 1 X P M full fin* Contact: Batter Living Cantor...470-57«1 SECURin OFFICERS SECURITY GUARDS F u ll/ p a rt tim e p n iltlo n , available Licensed or un licensed. Retiree* welcamel Call 323 X13 tram 4pm t* Ipm S E C U R iTVO FFIC ER S SE R V IC E S EOE .......................... M/F/H/V APPOINTMENT SETTERS Monday thru Thuriday, 10am till Ipm Good part 11m* work lor unior ciflren* 54 per hour 12 hour* per week Call................................. 773 1444 P A R T T IM E SALES to Full time salary potential No fee. Send rt*um* JOBS. P O Box 20*4 Winter Park, FL 37770 fhe repreunlallv* of J D P . ol Sanford called hi, Sanlord Herald Clatulied Contultant within uvcral day* lo flop hi* ‘ help wanted" ad Irom con llnulng on Ihe 10 Day Special rale A , a re,ull ol Ihli ad, he >ucc*,,lully located the right person lor Ihe |ob! Something you need to adverllu a, low co»t and achieve quick re tulli? Try our 10 A 14 Day Special rale* Lowe,I co,l per line lor conteculive day*’ advert:,ing Advertlur* are free fo cancel a* uon a* re,ull, are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. 323 2411 IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full lime pcnilioa rcidential experience and repair knowl edge a mu,I Landtcaplng experience beneficial Im medial* openingv good pay and ben*,: li 337 SI33________ LABORERS 56 p tut'per hour Florida Chauffeur'* Licerse required Good drivin g record own Irantporfalton No phone call* Apqly Cerlicon Inc. 1723 BenreM Dr x20O. Long wood. FI___________________ LANDSCAPERS Full lime po,than, Driver'* Llcenu required Call 322 1153 LAUNORY WORKER, unou* minded and dependable Al lamonfe Soring* area AM and PM ihltf* Call 3357270_______ LAWN MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN EaptriwiCtiJ only mutt be rttiatoC Cad $30 >481________ LICENSED DRIVER To join moving company In Sanford doing but)nett since 1946 Local or out of tfate Good pay* good b*n«Mt Proftttionalt )22 0223 LOADER OPERATOR Fully eipefienced in local (and clearing operehont EiCtMent company over 13 yeart in butmett Deitont area 60/ )21 /8I8 MAINTENANCE (m m e d ia te opening tor ttuccs general ripairt Apply in per ton Fountain Tree Apartment!. Hill W Si Wd 434, Winter Springs______ MECHANIC WANTED Minimum 3 year» tapert«r»c.e Mutt ha«e own tooft Call .321 2142 ■ * ★ SILK AND WOOL* * ★ # PRESSER * * Experienced, good pay with benetitsl Pleas# call 1*2 7541 SUPERVISOR Immadial* opening at an tltclro n lct mlg /assembly piant Knowledge ol govt spec* req'd Good benelit* Reply ta: 7471, Sanlord Herald, P.O. Bax 1U7. San t o n in m __________________ * WAPPT. SETTERS** From your home.nouilmg Your hour, II TopDollarsll Sanford Oflice I to* 744 >7,4 VO LT TEM PORARY SERVICES _________ Call *27 7277_________ Vd9^ 4 9H* Id NOW HIRING a Good Pay a i Day Week a In Fern Park 337 1540 RHINOS WANTED It'* a Ivngl* out fhert. and the job hunt f* trecherou* Take charge ol the situation I'm recruiting Rhino* with two Inch thick tkln Wimpy, thitt I***. Impotent cow* need not apply Call Cheryl al Rhino Haadquarter*.... 407 A34 640* 04y thitt. full time, lull benafilit Call lor interview Hillhavtn Health Car* Center 754 Mallerivlll* Av*.. Sanford 337 S566....................... E.O.E./H NIGHTS. 11 to 7 Full and pari lime Good bentlilil Call Hillhavtn Health Car* Center 7d Metlonville Av*., Sanlord 7731364....................... E.O.E./H Chamber ol Commtrtx! San lord knowledge and people skills a mu,I! Basic bookkeep Ing. payroll A billing skills Shorthand or speed writing preferred Challenging posi tion lor a special per ion Submil application A resume Chamber Oflice *04 E . First St 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent COME SEE OUR LARGE * .C O U N TR Y K IT C H E N . . 3 BDRM. 1 BATH APTS Over 1.400 Sq. Ft. Living Area 11 WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL r m t e iu e u * . ^ Wirthoua, AsMinbly/FKtoty r f J/ f t a y in H.ring All Shift* la t i l hourly Benetll* FT and PT. male* and female* Need trainee* 1 171 34M 373/rafund polity 2000 Lake Mini Blvd. _____ 321 0584 WELDERS Start today! To 113 per hour! Wllltraml Ishllfi All types! Metro Em play menf 644 7111 _ WELDER/FABRICATOR Experience In M>G Apply In person al Gator Dock and Marina. 2440 Melbnvill* Ave . Sanlord lam 3pm WoothrorUni With Scroll Siw PIECE WORK CALL............................. 364-24*4 //a s i <•n Is CLEAN - 1 bdrm apt */(. No pet*. 1350'mo plus 5750 drpo, H.Call 323 H173/m****g* COEVILLA/ MASTER COVE APARTMENTS EXTRA LARGE UNITS, I. 2 A 3 bedroom apt, Pool/Tenm, Court Peaceful, convenient location Quiet ott street parking Renovation Special*! 3X 3304 HEAR THE QUIET! Single story Studio, I A 7 Bdrm Apt* Many extra* in eluding storage uacet Quite. C07y community’ Attractive landscaping On pie resident manager, who CAH E I SANFORD COURT........)2J 1301 14-18 YRS O LD? NEED A JOB? TH E SANFORDHERALO Hat Direct Door To Door Sale* Position, Available Today! We Provide Transportation PERRYS FAMILY REST. Allamont* Mall uppe> level next to Sear* Nov* hiring Am Ca*7i/Counttr PM Wallrets. PM Dishwahur Exp PM Lin* Cook. Apply In person............... E/Q/E PLANT M AINTENANCE Ex perienced on Chicago Iron. C lss e ll d ry e r* . W ashex washer* Full lime permanent position Call 333 7271________ SANFORD I bdrm cottage Com plete p riv a c y Exc neighborhood! 170 wk plus IWOucurlty Call 333 2»7 A TTR A C TIV E clean elticlency, T , , microwave, maid urvlce Call 373 1004 or 3316447 SANFORD Hug*7 b d rm .clou to downtown, 1100 per week plus S7X security. __ Cell 323 2247 LARGE 1 bdrm . SX3 per month plus deposit Central H'A, lull laundry. Call 333 7763________ Q U IE T AREA 2 bdrm 1 bath S275 month plus deposil Call 372 1447 alter 3pm SANFORD Large I bedroom Firepiace and 13' ceiling, Walk lo downtown 1135 weekly or S430 month Utiltie* paid Call MS 4»X*r 3X 3477 SANFORD Large 2 bdrm with * screened porch Complete privacyl 1100 per week plus S350security Call331 27t7 To SI2 13 hr! W II train! All »hlft*. all types! Permanent! MetreEiwptoyment.... *4*711) PERMANENT GARDENER SECRETARY "FILLED THE POSITION!" Available al local hospital. $4 13/bf Coll.....F i t 62/ 8292 Tuikawlll* Area 4 day* per week. M Th 15 00 hour Must have own trentporfation Call *774173/1**v* me*tag* RN/LPN * * E N TR EP EM EU H S *a Da you have what it take* la be a mil Iion*ire? Call 243-3474 * Scvtfil Ni|M Positions * NURSING ASSISTANTS F u ll lim a. 7 3 and 3 11 E ic tlle n f b e n e lit,, good working condition*, friendly people Apply at *4 N. Hwy. 1/ A 71. Debint< Mon. thru Frl 7AM to 4PM. EOE PART TIM E RN - CHARGE NURSE AOOTOVOUR INCOME Buyer Sell Avon Harriet, 333 4637or Pat, 122 4221 AR TIST Painting woodcralfl Piece work Call................................. 36* 20*0 A S S E M B LE TO YS A Crali Item,. fun pan lime High earning,! 406 221 3011________ Local r**Ment, needed part/full time fo do dlitrlxjfion work lor local loundatlon Own Irantporlatlon needed Call Mr. Lovxltt between IIAM and aPMMen - Frl. only. 131 3271 TEM PTEDTDTEM P? S2.500 Credit Lin* GUAR. VISA/MC Guar Cash Advance 1 TOO 436 3344 547 54 It* EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 JT— H tlp W anttd M EDICAL Monday Friday, day* Good benefit*. Apply: 32C3 Lake Emma Rd Lake Mary GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! MOW ACCEPTING 97— Apartments Furnished / Went 7i— Help Wanted HIDDEN VILLAGE IK. MARY Townhouu, 3 bdrm , 1 ba. (p ie . loft, washer- dryer A microwave, 1573/mo *74 7146 MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm 1113 mo 2 bdrm 1344 mo A up 111 4674 EARN EXTRA $$$ Monday Thursday. 5 to 7 pm (fle x ib le ) Pay by com mission To apply Slop bv Weekdays. 1 * pm a) the SANFORD HERALD. 300 N French Ave Sanlord or call 322 3*11 A*k lor Dave 220/218 AGENT NEEDED Full or part lime Commission only lor Sanlord agency Call 324 1141 4 M i X 91— Apartm ents/ House to Share LAKE M ARY SANFORD Male seek* non smoking female lo *har* A/C home Security Deposit S43 weekly. Call 1X0544 .................. evening* 1 BEDROOM APT. to share 563 week All utilities Included 1 child OK Call . 331 4431 93— Room s For R ent A TTR A C TIV E dean elllclency. TV. microwave, maid urvlce Cali 323 400dOf 321 4447 C LE A N room,, kitchen and laundry laoilile*. Cable TV Starling al 173/wk. 330 *423 FU LL HOUSE privilege,. 46A near Rhineharl. washer dryer, pool S63/wk .560 itoposit 333 44Xee 321-4767 LONGWOOO/Lk. Mary - Plea, anl. clean bdrm . cable, kilch en privilege,. 570/wk 431-3141 LONG WOOD Lakefront home Room with privilege, t adult 540/wk Call M l 4414________ ROOM FOR R EN T 575 per week ’Kitchen prlvlledges. washer/dryer. A/C _________ Call 321-23M_________ WHOLE home privilege* with 2 single bed* 3S0/wk 2 per ion, or 540/wk I person 311 4357. DORCHESTER APTS. 7bedroom 7balh Lake Mary >23 4423 SANTORO 2 bdrm 1tkifh. all app!>.inccv a/’C IJ93 per month plus 1JOO Mturity Water furnished Call ttt 1310. anytime SANFORD. Lxir ;• t, Jr m f , , monthly or weekly Dep , ref erences No pet! 10% off Senior Cih/en i1323 0/4? SAN ►OR D! Sm all, sc* nd porch, nice Newly decorated' $783/mo » StSOsec 310 S204 SANFORD 1 bdrm . wafer incl . parking $80/wk . $?00 i k ..... . 330 t29//mes!jqe SPECIAL! Central M/A pool laundry Large I bdrm $360 per month, 2 bdrm . $425 per month. Call 3l3 8963 Two Apfs each has 2 bdrms 2 baths All appliances, central H 'A $393/mo plus security Call tor appl 9 am lo $pm ________ 602 2/4 8714 l BDRM L A K E S ID E , nice cample*. All amenities $333 per month 130 3204 f BDR m T 1 BATH 1 bdrm I bath, like new Private $400 per month Phone 644 3243 101— Houses Furnished / Rent SANFORD^^TTdrm^Torct^ clean, nice. 5345'mo • 3300 security No pet* 133 4174 I BDRM. I BATH, family room, kitchen and appliance*, gorage 3J0Q per monlh PAULA BETH OSBORNE VEN TU R E I PROPERTIES 171 4764 T ^ L • e d t ^ r S nioney when you upe ttlia Dliecfory’’ Accounting 6 Tax Service C O L M E R A C C O U N T IN G It TA X SERVICE - Small tonJn t i u i X Individual, welcanu I 334-U43 4fttca/3313774 eve*. Alum inum Siding Extorter Hemesaver* • Siding. Aotfll X lascla. »cr*#n*d room*. Fr**e*llm*to*( Automotive CONVENIENT CAR CARE Handy M an Paper Hanging C A R P E N T R Y , hauling, meunary. paining and llto. F re* estimate,. CXI 323 4374 H A JWALL COVERING FIX IT FAST INC. Piano Tuning "On* Call To Do II AH" Your Neighbor hood Handy Man R**ldtnllal«Comm*rcial Call SwHTedayll 1M-41I5 E X P E R T PIANO TU N IN G S*rv./repair/moving/renla I new X used Call Ray .133 44*1 Home Improvement KURt THE F/LmiI y dAVn Jack ol all trade* Call 774-1445 allrr apm MaM* Machank W* do houu call*. Nd job too large Oil change*, tune* up and brake* Free estimate* Call 13* H61 Child Cere Centers Like Ham* Daycare Cantor • Near Winter Sprtog* E lemon tary 7 4pm. Inlanl* to Syn L5CI44M..................... P74643 Building Contractors NEW, R E M O D E L REPAIR HOMES, OFF ICES. STORES All type* construction. Re*/Cam 373 4433 S.OBaliid. CBC4U444 Carpentry CAR PEN TER All kind* ol home repair*, painting X ceramic III# Richard Or OS* 371 5473 L E E S CARPENTRY - Storage bu ilding, deck* X ml*c carpentry Insured X lium ud Free E slime to* 323 4)14 Conrrete WEST CONCRETE SERVICE Small JobsaXtg J*X**R*pair« >*•* Free E*l Call anytime Joy»»l^Uc*niii^lntuf*^^ General Services * * PONY PARTIES# * It birthday wishes ar* tilted with pom*, our pony parlies ar* made lor you Call >1141» We hang all type* Reasonable jwte** Free*,It B1 1417 Tractor Work MOWINO. roto tiling and any other type ol tractor work. Free Estimate*. Call 333 U l l Lawn Service LAWN M AINTENANCE - Free Estimate* Reasooibi* Hate,! Settler CWUea Otscawit 13144?* Chuck’s Quality L»n Ch i Camm./Re*. O F T E E EXT I Nelebl— lart*/*mall....377 3571 CO M P LETE Quality Lawn A Landscaping, competilly* jato*. tree 4*1 Sumy s373 7471 ~ LAWN SERVICE Free EUimeto*.....- . . , ) 1H ) U La w n s m o w e d a t r i m m e d Rtatoxubla Senior Citlien* Discount Free Ed 334 1174 Painting______ FRANK XARNHART panting A pre u u r. cleaning lly r s exp Referonce*................ 121)141 MR. PAINTER Rial Pratt,sunat, with over 15 year* exp Interior and Exterior Comm and Re, Free Estimate, Only Shtrwm William, Quality Paul 446-744-3514 Pressure Cleaning MR. PAINTER Washing or Blasting Free Estimate, Commercial and Residential 444 714 2)14 Screen & Glasswork GUS’S WINDOW ANO DOOR REPAIR Repair X replaca window, dour*, screen andqtas* Call 124 24*4 Sw im m ing Pool Service “N E P TU N E POOL SERVICE 25 y r, exp Hvcfelking in urvlce A repair! Wkly u t v Ic*5*0met chemical Call Message Center. I *0* 41, 4)41 55144 SWIMMING POOLS 554*4 Warehouse Clearance ol new 1444 pool*. 24 It X 12 It completely in,tatted Include, huge deck, ladder fencing litter and skimmer Financing available Other pool* avail able Atk about factory re bat*,! Call loll Ire* I 104 573 4400 ICGC1311471PE 444] I Tree! 'C H C L i TREE SERVICE i ,**vtlimale*t Fair Price*’ Lie In, Slump Grinding. Too 323322*day or nil* " Lal The kvttot,tenet, da i f �SantoitJ Herald, 103-Houses I Unfurnished/Rent ' UTMKMTE STRINGS 1 homes tor rent. Partially Iurn MOO USO/mnnth Rental month to month OK. Available immediately Leate/apllcns available................... 754 m t DELTONA Nice, clean 7 b*m i bath Carport A carpel. UOO/monlh Caii/o? aeoTtssortot i i t m i HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS 7 bdrms , 7 baths Appliances, garage, pool. SWmanth C.-'l Watson Woiltr.............. u r t t u HOMES TO RENT b.ilurnlthed. Lake Mary and Sanlord areas! Call lor availability and locations Ask tor Brenda 141— Homes for Sale E. ORANOE COUNTY V I on 44 acres, large barn .141.000 W. Malic tewskl Realtor __________ 12171*3___________ FORECLOSURE SEMINAR Learn how to Ljy torecluture and properliet and sava thousands M il We'll show you howl..................m g - 2147211 * HANDYMAN SPECIAL * By owner: S bedroom, 2 balh. Partially renevoated Loads ol potential! a il Palmetto A-re Open to Otters Phone Diane I I I *14 020] days o r lll 111 *132after6pm 14T— Homes for Sale in n i t i : \ m roe corner lot B E A U TIF U L ler< cornel with thiss lovely 1 bdrm home. F a m i l y room fireplece. detached workshop w/elec. screen porch E m l teni tern ' HUOE OAK1 turnx . love ty 3 tefrm home with lamily room, formal dining room, sern porch, fenced yard, end Only 152,500 K IT *N* C A R L Y L E ® by U rry Wrifht 'Hu* i*Thb Tm & i M W N b Up The P o o r 7 5 The P ru d e n tia l Ijp jt 1 1 aaacTont* 2(0-1100 OPTIONS AVAILABLE 1/1 against Creanbell, Lake Mary/Santord area 1st mo 4 dap Call...................... l i m i t SANFORD • 1/l'y, C/H/A. on qu ie t d e a d and s tr e e t. Workshop also! Adults pre (erred, no pets SSOO/mo 1st, last 4 MOO sec. deposit. Call Terry at.......... ...............233-7279 SANFORD. 1/2 with lanced yard and carport MOO per month plus deposit I 772 7341_______ STABLE NEIGHBORHOOD 2 bdrm, I lath carpeted home Ail app w/fenced back yard 4 patio Newly painted with blinds Drive by 7*11 Prlnceten. Avail now! 5)50 mo with sec CallMI liei/msg. 1 BDRM 2 bath laige lamily room, laccuiil. sern porch Lake Mary area Available 7/1 IW m o 111 6464. or 346 *4*6 105— DuplexT rip le x / Rent ★ 2 BDRM. DELUXE DUPLEX Screened porch! Lawn mailt tenancel Call 32»4567 N4 ELM A V E. 1 bdrm I bath all app S7S per week Security 1150 Call..................... 112 M il 107-M obile Hom es / Rent ELDER SPRINGS PARK 0(1 Hwy 427. 1 4 2 bdrms 170 lo 171/wfc 1150 deposit. Phone ll»-4 W e r 774 1140 OSTEEN 1 bedroom on 1 1/1 acres Horses and pels. O K In sight ot St John's River. Available now It Call 1111171 115— Industrial ______ Rentals AAA BUSINESS C E N TE R New ollice/Whse 100 II lo 1,442 It. Bays with u w/o ollices starting at 5259/mo Hwy. 17/93 A SR 4)7 Cali...219-9224 117— Commercial ______ Rentals______ AU TO SALES LOT FOR LEASE Corner ot Santord Ave 4 13th SI. Large ottlces with 2 bay b oarage For into 122111a SANFORD, HWY 17 91. oilier or 1 store, (OOsq It,. 3 SMO/mo.....................112 4962 SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE 710 Wylly Av I Airport entrance) Office Space or Odice/warehouse space avail Call 32)4747 ar 111 7407 eves 118— Oftitt Space / Rent OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE Lake Mary I Utilities Included I Call................................. I l l 7101 l i t S Q U A R E F O O T PRO FESSIONAL OFFICE B U ILD IN O In downtown Lake Mary, surrounded by city parks 141 E Wilbur Ave 2600............. ................I l l 4947 1 2 1 — Condominium ______ Rentals______ NEW! NORTHLAXE VILLAGE 2/2. appliances, tple . pool, tennis, clubhouse !S4f}/mo Call 111 7724 eves or I 114-111 S ill lewner) 127— Office Rentals BR AN D N EW O FFIC E BLDG 400 sq. It. la 2,MO sq tt. GC 2 ZONING! Move In Special tlM/nso. c a l l ___________ u t m a 1 SMALL R E N TA L O F F IC E S ' Zoned GC 1. Very reasonable! tl « U . Call now I 111 4171 Florida Realty 112 CitslimOth* 1bdrm ,1 bath................US,S00 Call lab Gregory, Realtor (I t 7)134 444# er 1221244 SlfdR nAHit nt)M1« * i\ NliiRf ■ PfiijPE Rt I i LESS TH AN 12.144 DOWN W ITH N EW FINANCING B O N O M O N EY.FH A.V A OR CO NVENTIONALLOANSI Assumable no quality loans in these areas! Choose homes from Semlnole/Orange Volusia'Lake Counties! SI,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING 1 bdrm I bath, lireplace. appliances, carport 134.»00 LESS THAN 52,900 DOWN Immaculate )/lto. large faml ly room with brick llrtplact 10X11 screened north, large fenced yard. M7.SOO IMMACULATE 3/2 Appliances, screened porch, corner lot with garage or 41h bdrm.............................140 000 PINECREST 1 bdrm. 2 bath, appliances, workshop, below market lor quick sale)................... 144 500 ASSUME NO QUALIFY 1.604 iq I t . new paint and carpet, appliance! on 1/1 acre M12/mo 154.000 ASSUME NO QUALIFY ISIS per month Immaculate 1 bdrm 2 balh, appliances and pool..... .........................SSS.SOO HISTORIC 2 STORY a bdrm 1 balh. 2.171 sq It Hardwood Poors, appllancts. saparalc mother In law's quarters, garage.........Ul.soo PAUL A BETH OSBORNE Vf NTIIRf PR()P[R1l{ S ) 7! 4/f i 4 AI I 301 s n u io K N O W IN Kl Al I S IA M STENSTROM REALTY, INC. * % OuX 34tt l^iAX • We lilt and veil more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/Lalic Mary area. NEWER MIDWAY Jim Walter 2/1. Newly added deck with sere n enclosure Buy & pro udly hoilt the colors 133 000 (14KI WAVE OLD GLORY IN Iron! ol this redone 4'2 Near bus. shopping, schools New fence, roof Now 169.947 (U K ) HOIST YOUR FLAG over Ihls 2 story Lk. Mary l/Jto Big lot. room tor pool lop schools Super buy! 294.000 (I4KI NICE 1/1 starter/redree Enclosed Fla rm Storage bldg Fence Buy and display the Flag Only 149 900 II4K) FLAG DAY SPECIAL! Spacious Idyllwilde 2/1'j Big corner lot Country k it. wet bar A much more 1114.900 BATEMAN REALTY Lie Resl Estate Broker 2640 Santord Ave 3210759 ..........3212257 DISTRESSED SELLER Needs lo sell newly remodeled 1 bdrm 2 bath, central M/A. laundry, d.jhwasher/dlsp plus tenced yard Call H I 0141 B u nas 904 5t9-t727/IOO-4Sl-ll76 ______Ask ler R.J. Calms_____ KEYES BEST BUYS NEW PAINTI Large yard. 1 bdrms , I ba . carport, calling f ans A m uch m ore lor onlyl42.900 Call Cindy Hanson ar R. McKenna 331 1433/33* 0)75 RRI7 1/4 AC LOT 1 bdrm 2 ba corner home In heavily treed and lake subdivision Ad| to Got I Course Great boor plan w/tge.rms 1141.900 (RC14) Wall Eutlte/E. Spivey 111 IluO LK. SYLVAN E IT A T E t l Retire to the rta Lite Style! Spanish sty la split 1/2 on 2 lots tto.900 Lyn 133 )300/3317047 (RSIS) A S S U M E NO Q U A L I F Y I 1410/mo met malnt lee Love ly 1/2 grnd. Hr condo w/lplcl Lk Mary convenience 144.500 Call Elsie er Sharon IRH30I 111*114/144-4159 M AYFAIR MEADOWSI Across Irom Mayfair Got I Course Comm pool A club house Super clean, bright 1/1 In eludes all kit appl 163 900 M. McKenna 224 *375......(R M ll) TH IS IS ITI Country living close to everything! Lots ot Shade! Lge loti Large screened porch! Fenced! Lk Markham area! Only.... 144.000 IRL27) Was Lavwsma. aval 131 2911 SUNSETS Hart with a Vlewl L o v a l y 2 s t o r y . 1/2. w/llreplace Popular Lk Mary Schools, shops A YMCA 196 000 Quality lo assume Evelynlll 1222/223 1144 PC 33 CAN YT1U B E LIE V E A a bdrm . l ’ j ba . complete w/relrlg . lalellll* dish A shed tor only 155.000! IRS H I Call C. Hanson/E. Sptvey. 111-3171 or 111 U tt or sit lea 313 3300 2 BDRM. t BA. Home In est area I yr warranty, CH/A. dining rm. paddle Ians In creased lamily forces move Serious oilers considered! 141.000 Bill 111 1411 RR1I GC1 COMM. Zoning 1 ' Olde Homes' 3 bdrm eic lor ollice 3 bdrm lor rental! 549.000 Seller looking lor real oiler! (RP42 43I Call Elsie Or Lyn! Eves 133 41U/331 7007 Q UAIL ROOST RANCHES! 3 5 ac Enjoy country living Near Hwy 415. hallway between Dellona A New Smyrna 112.000 M,ke McKenna 114 02)5 (CQ SI) SANFORDI Hidden Lakes A dream ol a large corner lot made tor a house! 114.000 Lyn 111 3300/111 toon CHS5) 323-3200 keues rliMni «c m*m*T*t« KEYES # 1 IN THE SOUTH L iq u id a tio n Sale By Owner 322-2420 321-2720 Charming 4 bedroom. 1 story home, on 2 1/2 lots Treei, NEW carpeting. NEW Bathroom. N EW kitchen Musi See!! Only tot 500 Wampner Group Realtors 3611313 or 419 1911 ON SCENIC ROUTE 1161 Park Or . laniard 641 W Lake Mary to. Lk Mary k > !i WE'U BUILD IT YOUR WAY! • From our plans or yours, orevanlromaikttch............ • On your lot or ours or on one we find lor you................ • From starter stie to............... your dream home................. • Choose the timeless beauty ol brick, vinyl or aluminum o'block and stucco.............. • F HA/YA approved! • A Scholl Matter Builder! Talk to the builder direct about how Charter's "tailored construction" can make you at home anywhere InCen. Fla CALL ANYTIME 141— Homes for Sale A VA REPO 1/1. LO W DOW H I .........................144.000 Larry Herman, Broker HQ <111 c ih iiii 1/1. screened peach, storage shed, full fenced yard, quiet area on busline 19*7 apprais al, 143.000! Will lake any real alter lor fall sale1Call called *0417*-2W*4rl7imi (I4KI YO U'LL BE PROUD TO own this )/| Wall air, gai heat lam rm . carpel, lence Rag day special Only 149.737 • GAS W E E O E A T E R Cratttman 26 2ce. Ilk* o*w 145 Call 2TI 1429 555 Aluminum Cans..Newspeper Non Ferrous Metals.......... Glass KOKOMO.......................222-1144 CASH FOR B A S E B A L L ) FO O TBALL A BASKETBALL CARDSI Call Bill 471-1514 OR CALL COLLECT TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down ★ * KITTENS* * . ■ O issoeyNfa.nc 141— Hom ester Sale FAMILY HOME HDOCN LAKE 1/1 split w / C H A . Large porch 121.000 Call....IN-7M* R O O M TO S P R E A D O U TI Easy t e r m s , no q u a l i f y i n g . Fireplace, formal living and dining. 1 car garag* on huge treed lot................. ...... 11.000 Metre Rail Estate Ce. Inc. ________ 131-7137___________ SALE OR LEASE OPTION DE LTONA 1 bdrm spllt/lbath. 1,112 sq tt. U acre 144.500 Atwmibto Nan Qualifying Lean Call 1311433 SANFORD Opportunity to steal 11 Beautiful 4 bedroom. 2 1/2 balh Kids bike lo elementary Priced 115.000 under apprais a ll 1110.000 nal to seller Owner/Broker 111 0717 or 1211420____________________ SANFORD. 4th It. 4 bdrm I'y balh. 11.000 down Assume non qualifying 1st mortgage plus ' i ol closing cost. Owner will hold 2nd Total monthly payment. 1450 Call I 2711664 STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAG EM ENT A R EA LTY _______ 121 7222/121 6419 W IN TER SPRINGS - 1 bdrm , 2 bath Mint condition! Volume ceilings, lireplace. screened porch A warranty 174.900 ERA Sun Florida. 1U OUt V Iff Inla Fuhr ___________ 141 0941 WINTER PARKT0WNH0MES 1.450 sq ft I Huge courtyard. Iplc , mirrored ctcseli 1 or 1 Bdrms w/2's ba Indoor utill ty From 145.000to 141.000 Possible creative financing WINTER SPRINGS ULKEVIEW Tuscawllla Forest! 4 bdrm . 2 ba . large y a rd ! Lovaly master bathroom A lge lam I lyrm with Iplc.......... 1130 000 Call................... 677 1993, Realtor 1317 W. 12TH ST 2 bdrms . I ba . living room, dining A kitchen Down pay ment A owner will hold mort gage Call to see..........123 0715 8.6 BOND MONEY Available now tor first lime buytrsl Hurry, won't lasll 1. 1. 4 bdrm homes available In Dellona, Sanlord. Lake Mary and Longwood areas! AA Carnes, Inc. Century II Call Janet Manilla Id Days, 113 1314 Eves. I l l Till 153— AcreageLots/Sale __ HAVE YOUR OWN RANCH! 9 9 ecrti Maytown Road 10 mile* Irom Oiteen 529.900 Good lermil CALL BART REAL ESTA TE R EALTO R .....................122 7490 OCALA NATIONAL FORESTI Wooded loll River acceu 15.950 each No Money Down! 17l.4lmonthty . Owner t9»4 ) 224-4179 or <9*4> 422 14M TH R EE LOTS IN SANFORD In Rearl 00*140' 19.500each Call M ariier Leulvt at.......... 2211915 157-M obile H o m e s/Sa le WINOY HILL MOBILE HOME Park going out ot bull nett Everything mutt got I 10' l l 't . I4't widet and alto Ooublewidei Call 111 7511 II X 44 2 bdrm 2 balh Furn w/carport Util. Bid, Fia Room All Electric 516.500 Termt Call 407 495 4951 1971 K O U N T R Y A I R RV MOBILE - 341 « 10‘w pop oul. encioted patio Call 122 0191 160— Business For Sale SMALL CARD and gilt shop in Debary 1 11. 000 C a l l i 407 664 I 111 alter 6pm______ W E L L M A IN T A IN E D SAN­ FORD LAUNDROMAT Good Income, call 111 2376 alter 4PM Inr details 181— Appliances / Furniture • BED - Double, boi spring maltrett A metal frame on rollers, S55 Call 322 6219_____ BJ'S RESALE We Buy/Sell Furniture A Col lectiblei. Including E ililt t 1591 S. Santord Ave., 111 7*41 • DOUBLE BED Headboard A Footboard With or without long rails I I" longer than regular) 115 Call 23) 9469 ______ Irom 10am to 6pm______ fO R SALE 145— Resort Property / Sale FREE BP0CHURE Western N. Carolina Mis!! Enjoy cool Iresh air Call I 100 742 1070 Smoky Mis. Land A Homes, P.O. Bo I 611. Murphy, N. Carolina 31906 149— Com mercial P ropert y / S ale NEAR 1-4 NEW MALI! Church A school, built '16. 11.1 ac! MANY US ESI /tost Selll I Real EstatoQne.....- ...... 47) 3340 Bedroom, lining room and dining room furniture Please call..1)0 0723 K IN G SI ZE W A T E R B E D Lighted mirror heddbd 75% wavelets Heater, padded rails, like new’ 5775 371 7700 LARRY'S MART 715 Santord Ave New Used turn A appl Buy/lell/Trade........132 41)) MOVING SALE L i v i n g r oom, t aml l y A bedroom lurnllure Tutkawill.t Call 366 0014 • PVC CMAISE 1.OUNCE Good condition 130 Call 132 5467 • Q UEEN SIZE BED175 C a l l ______________ 32) 1091 PRE FORECLOSURE SALE USED APPLIANCES BOARDING STABLE/HOME ON Its ACRES Sanlord area Licensed. IS stalls. 1 lenced pastures! Plus Outstanding 1/7 country home, over 2.000 sq It. family room w/huge lire p la c e . sp rin kle r syst em Also, well maintained mobile home A 3 storage buildings Valued at 5750000! Mortgage 1100.000. equity 1150.000! MAKE ME AN O FFER t CAN'I REF _ USE I Owner....... ........ m 2169 SANFORD, HWY 17-92. cam merciel oilier btdq . 4.000 sq tl. 1245.00C 1111943 Buy/Sail • Rtcond/Guarantttd SANFORD AVE. CORNER LOT 2 Bay Garage w/ollices * eilrastl Prey Auto Seles A R epair Shop W ill hold w -substantial down paymt 1125.000 Call 133 5534 T H I S W E E K 'S Free to goad home with tlerter kit trod dith A food, litter A lilt* bo«. colter. Wormed Cell...............22t-91M ADORABLE K ITTE N S Pert SlameM'part Bombay! 53 ea Atom tree Call 2313315 • F R E E K I T T E N S to good h o m e tl Beaut i f ul hal f Persian, solid black with or ange stripe Cutest bells ol Hull I Call....................322 32*7 FREE TO GOOD HOME Kit lens. 3 months old ________ Call 322 4565_________ • FREE TOGOOD HOME KiHens Cute and loveable 3 months atd Call 230 04)0. leave message______________ ROTTW EILER PUPPIES * weeks old . .................... 1300 Call 249 911* 3223883 W H IR LP O O L relrig . 1300. Kenmore washer, Whirlpool dryer 1180 t»th J2J AA/2 7 BFDROOMSot FURNITURE. II37S (or will sell separately) plus I living rm vet, f IQQQ (or separately) also washer & dryer . 1400 Great condition I Cali 377 JUS or 171 07U 183— Television / Radio / Stereo I) INCH QUASAR Color IV with stand S150 or best otter < Call_________________330 2357 at Regatta Shores Rental Apartments •Waterfront Lifestyle on Lake Monroe Modern Fitness Center > Indoor Hacquetbail •Sparkling Jacuzzi •A Pool you can really make a splash in. REGATTA SHORES O n La k e M o n ro o 233S W. Sem inole Blvd Hw y. 17-92 S e nlord, Floods 32771 323-2628 * * BIG SALE * * Toys gjmts infant boys men11 *»nd l#rg» womtn's Clothing, kitchen a are fQft ©I craft luppiiti framed itit chefy pictures, cookbooks, fools and mi SC S&8 Holbrook Circle. Lakewood af the Crossings, Labe Mary Frl and Sat from 9 4 HUGE. HUGE GARAGE SALE! 24U Elm. Sanford Fr dayand Saturday Irom i 1 NEW LOCATION!! Salvation Arm, Thrill Store <0* S Senior q Ave New Mrs Mon Fn lOAMIoJ HPM SAME LOW PRICESI THREE FAMILY SALE Friday and Saturday On Vihien Hd neat to Idyiiwifde E temeftter, School Leak for t«gn1 f VISIT S E M IN O U PARK AND SWAP FLEA MARKET O P iN EVERY SATURDAY A N D S U N D A Y ) 2209 SEMINOLA BLVD tfictund Ckig Track Catsa'berryt YARD SALE ITEM S TO BE AUCTIONED 290« Palmetto A«v Sanlord Saturday. June lath starting at Id am until sold I Santord Ave south to 29th Street then t block west» YARD S A Lt. • 1} only. Friday. • 15 Crib stroller, lots ot baby items clothing and mi sc lie Country Club Circle San 'I ■Off V0f't 5il t0||pW ijQnt 221S CORDOVA DR. (I block east of 12 92 on 24fh St 1 F u r n i t u r e t oy s glassware and mi sc Friday and Saturday iim to 3pm 210 Saliuma Or, Electric Or g a n . Wa l t o n spa s 1 1 e d vibrator plus a lot of thing1 ! Saturday la mi tuff 701 W. 24TH PUCE SANFORD Vatwrdar *AM to )PM 890 VIHI EN RD SANFORD BIG YAHOSALEt Friday A Saturday Dmetfe table with I chairs *A mtsc BIG MOVING SALE 1)2 S Hotly ve Sanford Fyi & Sat • ARIES BANJO 1 siring has new hard ease and beginner, lesson book Complete. 5)00 llrm. Call 32! 1973 alter 7pm K E L LE R PIANO Smell upright. Mahogney with dehumIdltler E ice!lent condition. 5400 Cell 333 3644. evenings 223— Miscellaneous ASSORTED BOOKS - Herd A paperback Appro, 701 50< to 53 00or entire loti...... 324-2267 BABY SWINO with basket and chair. 521 Cell............. 222 492* BAR STOOL, light (an. new 5*0 Also lull mattress, used a months 575 or be,I otter tor each Call 32) 5249 * * * * * * * * * CARPET WHOLESALE Mill Direct, Name Brands 100% Dupont Stainmasler 47 99/yd. 100% nylon plush, or Sculptured HI LO. IS 99 yd Hwy 624 A 437, Longwood IJI 2222 * * ARC DOG SHOWS * * June 22. 23 A 24 9am to 5pm daily Central Florida Fair grounds Pedigree Brand sponsored Call 471 74*0. for more information,___________ BOSTON T E R R I E R PUPS AKC. ready to go! Wormed A 1st Shots S3» 1300 I 240 9662 FEMALE PEKINGESE 1yr old Shots, p-ipersl Loves children 5100.............. 223 77*5 201 — Horses BOARDING Prlv barn. 3 16,14 stalls avail) Auto water, turnout pasture Reas rales Osteen area 333 9) 57 203— Livestock and ______ Poultry TURKEYS CHICKENS DUCKS OUAILS A G EESE. Call 372 9036 209— Wearing Apparel • B R I D E S M A I D S DRESS Royal Blue, hindmade with lace A satin Full Length, silt 6 4 Worn once 540 Call Cathy 695 7131 ********* COMPETE BACKYARD SWING5ET with slide. I yeer old. 542Cell 32) 3032_________ • FORMAL Girls Dress, white, satin and lace. Train Can be bustled. Site 4 * Gorgeous Orig. Price4149, asking 560 _________Cell 431 202* _______ • L A R O E W O O D E N DOLLHOUSE White with black shutters J l t i l t t 175 __ ________ 237 4942___________ Q U E E N sole sleeper, 1300. E ie rc y d e , 51.500. 2 (win Cycle Massage beds. 11.500 ________ Call 223 4447_________ • Set ot Wrought Iren Railings For sunken living 'oom 435 Call 239 4711_________ U T IL IT Y TR A ILE R • 14 tt Homemade, dual aile.5400 13) 4342 days er 324 4247 eves VAN LINE MOVING BOXES • 40 totel. Will sell separate or whole loti 11.............. 334-2567 1X10 U T IL IT Y TR A ILE R W ITH FOLD DOWN G ATE 4750 CALL 322 2512 23 1 -C ars 211— Antiques/ Collectibles 1915 VW G O LF 5 speed. Air It............................... 52.5*2 Magic Isuiu................... 13) 6244 • ANTIQUE. Ire* standing ped •stal Sink. Taken from 100 yr. old home .............. 575 Call 223 3171 or 222 7552 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down 213— Auctions BRI0GE5 AN TIQ UES* 22) 3401 t0-S M/Sj I •Auction Th u n 7pm 3444 Hwy 44W»AB34/AAU4»7 PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 16TH Sale starts 10 am. 2906 Palmetto Ave . Santord (Sanlord Ave south to 29th St then 1 block west). Selling Inventory ot custom King van shop including Air com pressors 12). chain hoists 13), commercial tewing machine A shop Ians Primitive tools, buggies and parts Stage Coach. Studebake car parts Ma n y ml sc I t ems and furniture also tor sale 3 old guns. I9j 4 Packard Hawk. II Chev Van. DO Oalsun pickup, and 1971 Plymouth pickup Vehicles will be sold subject to owner's confirmation and ac ceptance ol bid Bob Mitchell. Auctioneer ol Auction City in Orange City (90*1 77* 4300 A 8 r464 AUf/66 T E R MS Cash preview A register I to 10am eacept taa. lag. title, etc 17 FORD ESCORT WAGON Auto, air. power steering power brakes, stereo Omy 51 It 46 per month Call Mr Payne. 323 2)23 BUICK REGAL • '76 Original owner Automatic, air, pb/ps. V6 Great tires Runs A looks great! Musi see! Only , 4940 cash Let's deal I. Longwood Call................. -...... 447-751 4114 ___________ __ * CAMER0 228 LOAOEOtl Hi pa 154 Shill kit T tops. mags, a c, power steering, power windows, power brakes, power door locks Custom paint Mini 52.900 Call 407 574 4999 __________________________ * FAIRWAY MOTOR* "Homeat 1194 Dawn A Ride" J440 US 17 93 Lengwood NO FINANCE COMPANIES! "B U Y HERE! PAY M ER EI" S3 PYMOUTH R ELIAN T LOW down A EZ payment Terms! 11 ‘II OATSUN 1IQ LOW down A EZ weekly payments!!! 14 FT. '79 MAZDA RX 7 - LOW down A EZ payments!! ! Ask torCr jlg or Steve. 331 1300 1940 TOYOTA CELICA ST 5 spd. A/C, Baby Bl ue Eicellentcond 56.440 Magic Isuiu— ................. 232 4144 NISSAN 3005X 14 5 speed. 4 cylinder, eicellent condition Whi t e not chback A/ C. AW FM Low milage 13.450 Call 3210397 Swivel seats, trolling motor w. naw battery & trailer, 3 storage cornpart men tv, IIMP Evmrude Perfect condition! 51,100 otter Call 860 0087 * !4‘ Ft5H AND SKI TRI HULL with Z5hp Evinrudle Must self iiooo Call J71SU1 ____ A 1918 SUNBIRD * I f h tt. If) out Volvo motor With trailer Asking 55,500 Low hour* ere condition 227 9404 after 4 JO PONTIAC FIR EBIR O - 46 V4. a/c. p s, p b AM 'FM . dl«e Interior, Super running cond Adult owned 56600 365 3191 * e PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION • E VE RY W EDNESDAY ) MPM DAYTONA AUT O AUCTION Hwy. 91, Daytona Beach 904 211 l i l t __ 194) CUTLASS SUPREM E Auto A air, 44 000 mi . 54.44) Magic Isuiu.................... 321 6244 215— Boats and Accessories FISH l SKI BOAT 14 FI Malibu V haul. S0HP Johnson Galv trailer, ready tor water 1 UOOobo 32*0671 MALIBU BASS BOAT * tacepl la,, lag. title, etc '17 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr. auto. air. stereo cassette with driver controls, till wheel, cruise control, power w i n d o w s end s e a t s ' Only ... 4739 Slpc/month! __ Cell Mr Payne. 321 717) 19*5 PULSAR NX Eicellent condition Rebuilt engine, new tires, alloy wnetls. new clutch, brakes, mutlier A paint A,r. tinted windows ,un root. 1 spd 54110 .607 164-1414 ________ * ‘ 1985 SAAB 900 Mint condition Red 4 door 5 spd . air. AM /FM stereo 61.000 miles 54.400 otter 407 574 2345 __________________ * 19*6 NISSAN 204 ZX - Loaded w llhT Top*! I........ ....... 511.956 Matte Isutu.................... 322-5264 71 LINCOLN MARK V M int Cond . one o w n ir. Moonrool. a/c, ps . pb . am tm stereo tape, leather Inter. 460 motor with new brakes 42600 Call 407 574 7079 __________________ * '40 E LD O R A D O overhauled eng . warranty Iransm Could use paint. 42.000. .222 4070 eves 84 AUDI 5000 S Loaded' Auto . e»c condition! LUXURY at a LOW price! 54,300 Call 460 3615 85 VOYAGER One owner, clean New Tires, runs great! White with win dows 45495 Call 221 9430 'I* ENCORE 4 door, low mileage, eicellent condition Good air. clean cart 11.195 _________Call 333 1670 ______ 87 CHRYSLER FIRH AVE cic. condition Low milage. Sunroof Mag wheels 59950 ________ Call— 13I-69S4________ 17 FORD L TD CROWN 4 dr Sedan Gray vinyl root Fully loaded, tow miles 59.000 40/ 460 1460 __ _________________ ♦ '17 ISUZU TROOPER II 4 dr.. L S pkg . 5 ,pd . A C. Tu Tone paint, eicellent cond 51.944 Magic Hutu 373 4744 233— Auto Parts / Accessories O R I O I N A L 1941 O T O mechanical parts Please call lor list.............. .......... 3)0 1567 234— Import Cars and Trucks 74 VOLKSWAGON BUG Fact Air, 61,500 orlg miles Great cond 17,400 0 b 0 332 5076 12 TOYOTA COROLLA SR 5. air. 5 spd , AM 'FM cassette Huns tine. 51.IQOobo 323 7654 235— T ru ck s/ Buses / Vans 1945 Dodge Van 210 Auto, power steering, power brakes, am'lmradio ll.OOOmiles. 54500 CaM123_WFU 1947 JE E P COMANCHE - 4.4 Pickup One owner. 37,000 miles 5 speed, ps pb. rally package, 4 litre, 57 300 best oiler! Call 3)0 ))*7 '42 DAT5UN King Cab" 5"spd AM/FM Cassette, tinted A toot boi. 52000 Call ....... 322 47)3 '8 5 CHEVY HALF TON ISO V It Full power, bedlm*r & topper Asking tJ /50 J4? 9052 237— Tractors and Trailers FARM TRACTORS 30 USED IN STOCK ALLSIZESI ALL PRICESI MditUnd Tractor & Equipment ’a mi N of Mei»N.md Interchange on 1/ 8)4 /J/2 *21 CMC ASTRO 238 L single dixie New In house kit Price Negotiable CdlUJfO/Jt 238— Vehicles Wanted WE PAY TOP 511 lor wrecked cars/trucks! WE SELL guar anteed used parts AA AUTO SALVAGE ol DeBary, 666 4000 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Campers HONEY MOTOR HOME 27 tt long Dodge low mileage very good methwnicii) condi Don W'll consider trade* 1)0 883lo r ) ) » 4/11 eves 243— Junk Cars JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHARGE _____ 223 tJ71_______ UTop Dollar*! Pad to, |unk cars, trucks. 4 wheel drive Any condition Call 173 5990 185— Computers A T 284 Computer One MB Ram 40 MB Marddrive 5 14 and 3 1/2, Modem Mouse CGA monitor. KX PI 174 Panosonic Printer New 11sou Call /88 » m _______ 82 TOYOTA PICKUP GREAT WORK TRUCK 18 7— S p o r t in g G o o d s Lau n ch Your Dream s '222— Musical Merchandise 200— Registered Pets WOODED LOTS Two 100 X 100. eaiy ecceii Deltona area, dote to I 4 111.000 ea CalU72«647 1990— 38 231- C a r s 199— Pets ft Supplies BY OWNER. Geneva 2 story 1/1 h bath, tamlly room. den. 2 car garage Above ground pool, tewced’ st 10,500 la* 9494 T4. 219— Wanted to Buy 16" CHAINSAW Poulan Strong running. w«ll malntainad 145 ________ Call 332 5174_________ 6000 tb Ford fork lit! All ttrraln Runt good 14Sw) Call 4)4-9151 *r 1 391 340* 1PME0N 2.5 ACRES! F lo rid a - - Thursday, June 193— Lawn A Garden 195— Machinery/Tools fHe Patat M & - Sanlord. • BASKET BALL HOOP „llh backboard and pole Excellent condition ISO Call 223 8545 alter 5pm_______ • N E E D EXERCI SE? Trim Line multi action Rower 575 _ CelU77 S004 • THREE SPEED BIKE New ladies Schwinn Front light back rack lire pump and combination lock HQ0 Cal) 122 7511 after 5pm 189— Office Supplies / Equipment COPIER 5AN t O 500 undvr warranty I40U Copier stand 1100 Novahti bag phone with battery 1715 Fa« switching machine |/s G TE T wo line phone1 fao Shell ly stem wiith 2 tile drawers, fad Mtsc office supplies and equipment tl to 530 Call /tiSJJi 191 — Building Materials ALL ST EEL BUILDINGS dealer invoice 3 000 to 50.000 sq ft Can 40/ TVi l/l collect • SOLID AOOD DOtv glass window 29 wide by 75 long CaB l/f4 $1885 SK< LHP3030A 81 PONT. PHOENIX DR . AUTO , COLD AIR 65.481 Ml 1 OWNER Q uality U sed Cars B argain Prices WORK TRUCK RUNS GREAT WE BUY CARS ■ BANK FINANCING $1688 Longwood 84 DO DGE 600 CONV. * 4 $1299 77 CHEVY CUSTOM PU MOTORS S K » LBP3061 RED ALL POWER. DELUa F INTERIOR $2995 S K I LBP3Q7T SK4 OOt>43A FIRENZA SW 84 BRO N CO II 4x4 71 FORD E100 VAN ALL F’OWER 1 OWNER BLACK & GOLD AIR CONDITIONED AUTOMATIC NEW TIRES 84 O L D S $2988 $4995 $399 S K I L UP3072 hw y! " * * SKB LBP3069 LONGW OOD S K I LBP3076 (WP*it *644-5433) �it •■ — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. June 9* » by Chic Young B E E T L E B A IL E Y by M ori Walker I THOUGHT SAR6E TOLP you HOT TO WRITE OH THE WALL AGAlH THIS FL A G ..TH E SYMBOL OP THE HOPES OP MAH. THIS CLOTH OP PREAMS FOR FREEPOM, JU STIC E AMP OPFWTUHlTV. ITS STARS ARE LIKE SEACOHS GUIDING US THROUGH THE SHOALS OF APVERSITY. ITS REP STRIPES LIKE W0UWP6 OF STRUGGLE. THE GOOP IH ITCAHHOT BE HAP FOR N O TH IN G ... LIKE ANY GARDEN, IT MUST EE TfiMPEP.t.LIKE AHV LOVEP OHE, ITM U S T BE HELP. HOLP THIS FLAG HIGH AMP KEEP ITS PROMISE BRIGHT, FOR IH IT u£5 THE BEST HOPE FOR ALL OF US. a«eemTip tr tw uM r &.m fl »W« H »« » >» V*«i tm *• T H E BO R N L O S E R _________ B z J & t g t z Bza tf yiriIr * » ** I » I ••«•»» | i4. 1990 B L O N D TE “f e r 0 by Art Sansom I PfCUSSlIOG Y X * f CBUTU®5*J P E A N U TS by Charles M . Schulz Dermatoloi ists treat causes of >aldness DEAR DH. C iO TT: Will you please rommeni on alopecia In women. In Include ihc thinning and/or low of Ihc eyebrows and eyelashes? I low much of a role. If anv. could herpes, hormone Imbalanrc nr an Imbalance of nutrients contribute In the condll Ion? DEAR READER: Hair growth on I he human scalp Is u mosaic of activity with alternating periods of growth (anugen) and rest (telogcn) separated by a transitional phase (catogcn). Scalp hair grow s about .3 millimeters |>er day (6 Inches a year). Normal people shed 50 in 100 hairs a day: cacti Is replaced by a new one. As |>enple age. they experience gradual hair th in n in g because new hair growth progressively diminishes. There are more than 60 re­ cognized causes of pathological hair loss: therefore, anyone noticing abnormal hair loss should consult a physician to determine whether the loss Is due lo disease — such as Inferlion nr a skin disorder — and whal can be done alxiul It. Alopecia areata Is the most com m on cause of deficient untigen. Ii affects all races and IhiIIi sexrs equally and com­ monly begins before the age .of 25. The condition Is marked by round, bald patches that usually occur on the scalp hut may affecl other areas of the Ixidy. I n c lu d in g th e b e a rd a n d eyebrows. Evidence suggests dial the disorder Is related to a uto im m u ne diseases (self­ allergies) because patients with alo|Mt'la areata often show other inanlfestallons of autoimmunity, such as thyroid malfunction, diabetes or vlilligo (permanent whitish patches on die skin). Although llte hair loss of alopecia areata eventually stops and new hair grows in without treatment In about three years, p h ysicia n s can speed hair growth by Injecting cortisone Into die huld areas or by using a variety of topical applications. Including dinitrochlornbcnzcnc and anthralln. Alo|x'cla (baldness) can also lx* caused by Infection (such as herpes), clangs (including female hormones. Uiiil-dcpressants and medicine fur Parkinson's dis­ ease). |xxir nutrition (Including crash dieting and anorexia nervosa) and glandular disorders ( s u c h as h y p e r - o r hyp o th yro id ism ). Tre n t mem depends on the cause. Ill women, pregnancy and oral contraceptives are frequently ACROSS 1 Booster 4 Russian Johns 9 Aviation •9cy. 12 Japanese sash 13 Recipient of a gift 14 Over (poet.) 15 Stove fuel 16 Possessed 17 Written avowal ot a debt 18 Motionless 20 Kata Nelllgan movie 22 Author Flaming 24 Actress Joanna — 25 Lead a dull life 29 Explorer Vasco da — 33 Diversion 35 Partner 36 Shining object 37 Underlying reason 39 Being 41 Ot a topic 42 — -longa 44 — Quentin 45 Vine-covered 48 Striped cat 52 Grease 53 Gam S'ata 57 French yas 58 Vaatmant 59 Spooky 60 Alloy — *. 1 Golf peg 62 Fixed auantllloa 63 Side Issue DOWN 1 Mists 2 Blind a t — 3 Unless 4 Imago associated with hair loss, for unknown reasons. Although alopecia js usually a source of alarm lo I he men and women who experience II. many t y p e s are c u r a b l e . 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No NEWS DIGEST □ Sports Magic fight back, fall short T h e Orlando Magic overcame a 25 point fourth-quarter drflrlt Tuesday to tic the Golden Sla tr Warriors with Just over a minute left, but It wasn't enough. A charging violation against T e rry Catledge with Just o vrr 10 seconds gave th r Warriors a one and one free throw situation, of which they converted the track end to gain a one-point lead. Orlando got two shots off In the final 10 seconds but couldn't find th r mark before time expired. t H h ie t l Arias upset victim at Heathrow You can count J im m y Arias among the upset victims at th r Prudential ilachr Ten nis Classic trclng held this week at the Heathrow Racquet Club. 1 Sixth-seeded Arias fell victim to wild card entry Jo hn Ross of Gainesville. Action continues today with lop seeded Hrnd Gilbert's noon match against Christian Saeeanu tile highlight of the schedule. Im Fi i * IB □ Nation Senators pass clean air bill T h e Senate on Tuesday adopted a landmark dean air bill that would slice ackl rain emissions In half, cut cancer causing Industrial pollution and dissipate smog In 101 cities. T h e Senate vote <4 89-11 was the first major step by Congrewt since 1977 to strengthen the Clean A ir Act. an effort that re|M-alrdly stalled on Capitol Hill during the I980s •m Bag* I A □ Florida Siamese twins separated A pair of Infant boys connected since birth at the chest and stomach were separated Tuesday during a marathon operation that left both In c r itic a l but slu b lc c o n d itio n , a hospital s|M>krswnmun said. “ I think eve ryonr Is just e la te d." said Catherine Coleman, a spokeswoman for All Children's llospltnl. Coleman said doctors separated Jakob and Jam es Watkins at 7 p.m . E D T . or about 11 hours Into the delicate surgery. Doctors then divided their attention lietween the two Infant Ixivs. she said. Challenger memorial planned Plans were unveiled Tuesday lor u $14 million tribute to the crew of tbc space shuttle Challenger. Officials say u m ulti-m illion dollar education center will be built at the Kennedy Space Center as part of the memorial Students from kindergarten through 12th grade and teachers arc to tie admitted free to the facility, which would Include un exploration station rqulp|>cd with liardwarc used during s|iace missions. I m B ag* 3 A Cops take tip from Ninja Turtles S A N FO R D — "C a ll me MIclirlungclo. one of the Ninja Turtk-s." a Seminole County sheriffs patrol deputy said today as he lapped his bulletproof vests. Today It's mandatory for deputies on day patrol as well as night In wear their tieliartiiienl-Issued bulletproof vests. T h e new order came from Sheriff Jo h n Polk yesterday. hast Friday. Deputy Thom as Johnson was a hero oil the half-shell, like H r flctlpnal hero Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, when In an allcm oon shootout with hunk lohlicry suspects lie wus saved from Iwo direct 9 m m rounds to the chest by Ids hulletpruol vest. Johnson was voluntarily wcanug the vest that saved his life. From wire reports INDEX ■ridge........................4S Classifieds................OB Comics......................4* Crossword................41 Door Abby.................«■ Deaths.......................BA Editorial.................... 4A Florida...................... 2A Horoscope................ 4B Nation........................BA Beoplo....................... SB Bollee........................ 3A tperts........................ 11 Tola vision •••«•••••••••«SB Weather.....................2A World........................ BA Sunny and cool Su nny and cool to­ day with a high In th e lo w 7 0 s a n d gusts up to 21 mph. High In the low 70s. C lear and cool to­ night with a low In the low to mid 4()s F o r m ore w e a th e r, see Bag* 2 A W -i 25 Cents e r a l d 192— Sanford. Florida Paperwork mlxup gives death row inmate few more days of life S T A R K E — A men expecting to die In the state's electric chair thla morning as a result of his m urder conviction In Seminole County, received an unexpected reprieve because the' processing of paper work was bungled. T h e state Supreme Court Issued ■ temporary stay of execution Tuesday. 16 hours before Robert Preston was to be elertroculed. Preston. 32. was to be sent to the electric chair at 7 a.m. today, but (he stay pushed back hla execu­ tion until noon Friday, said Bob Me Master with the Florida De­ partment of Corrections. McMoster said Preston, who was convicted In 1961 of stabbing lo death a Altamonte Springs conve­ nience store clerk, would not be moved from the death watch cell adjacent lo the execution chamber at the slate prison In Starke. T h e full court Issued the tempo­ rary stay about 3:30 p.m.. about the same time the execution team conducted a "w a lk through" In the execution chamber, officials said. Defense attorneys had not been able to file their slay of execution request, the first In a string of expected appeals, until after noon Tuesday because of the mix-up. Seminole County Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis, the trial Judge who scnlcnccd Preston lo die In 1961. denied his appeal late F ri­ day. bul the high court did nnl receive his signed order untli Tuesday, court officials said. Larry Spalding, director of Capi­ tal Collateral Representatives In Tallahassee, the firm representing Preston, said until Jurtsdletlan wus CBaa la m ats. Fogs B A A ban on paddling? Board advises against corporal punishment use Lake Mary teacher has alternative By VICKI DaSORBMBR Hersld stall writer__________________ SA N FO R D — Seminole Counly principals und leachers should look for a lt e r n a t iv e s lo r o r p o r u l punishment, the Seminole County School Hoard decided last night during discussion of changes to the student conduct code. Last year there were 577 eases of corporal punishment tn the district. The bourd last night also dis­ cussed prohibiting students from consuming drugs or alcohol within eight hours of arriving on school campuses. The board last night voted to accept recommendations of the [Milley review committer about changes lo the student eondurt code. "We don't have much In the way of rhanges." Supt. Hob Hughes said. The biggest rhange was the ad­ dendum to the district's policy on corporal punishment. Th e policy chungc. which Is being recom ­ mended for advertisement, would Insert a message to Inform students and - parents that principals are "being encouraged to develop and to Implement positive alternative disciplinary measures In lieu of corpora) punishm ent." State law allows Individual dls- By VICKI DeSORMIIR Herald stall writer HBfBM Pt»o»o Tom m y Vincent Marth Posoy says her alternative to corporal punishment is a positive proposal that will help keep kids In school. L A K E MARY — Lake Mary High School business e du ca tion In ­ structor Martha Posey has Im ­ plemented an |Kistiive alternative to the use of corporal punishment or out-of-school suspension she ho|>es will keep students In school. Known us the Phoenix C u rricu ­ lum. the program was developed by Drs. Hetty Youngs and Hrtan Tracey of California. "It puts a lot of emphasis on the Importancc of self control und self respect." Posey said. While she points out tier plan Is not ortglnul. It Is still new to S e m i n o l e C o u n t y u tid a d itilnlslrutors ut several other schools ure w atching lo determ ine tlie success of laikc M ary's program. G ivin g up her m orning planning period on Tuesduys and Thursdays. Posey began tn September lo tukr IO or 12 sludenta at a lime with offenses — ranging from truancy to usaaull an an adult — to work with them. "W e show them vldrutupcs on sub|ecls like self worth, stress CSea Teacher. Page SA C'lee Ban, Page BA THE S TA TE LBOISLATURB Governor’s cease-fire call may not help From etaff an* wire n yo rte T A L L A H A S S E E — T h e olive brunch that Gov. Hob Martinez extended during Ills State of the State address Tuesday could easily turn Into u political whip If lawmakers do not follow hts agenda, some Democratic legislators said. Even Republicans were predicting a long spring legislative session with lots of partisan battling as lawmakers fare 60 days I11 which they have lo solve a 91 billion deficit In the stale budget. "A t the onset. I would say no to the question the governor's speech Is going lo produce any changes tn the atmosphere.” said Rep. Frank Slone. R-Cusselberry. from Tallahassee this morning. "B u l I think after everyone has a chance to Ihlnk about II. they'll see II serves no purpose lo tight over everything.” Stone said though Martinez' speech was "subdued." It did lay the governor's ground rules that lawmakers should lay politics aside und work tor the benefit of Floridians not their own re-election. "It's unfortunate." said Rep. Dale Putchctl. R-Vcro Hcurh. the Minority Leader who Is retiring after the session. "A lte r 14 years I hoped m y last session was going to Ik- smooth. Hut Hits one's going lo Im- rough. I'm afraid, and It's going lo I k - a long session." Hul Democratic leaders were ready for a sculllc while the governor's appeal was still ringing III their ears. Senate Majority Leader Ja c k Gordon. D Miami Heacli. said Martinez was only portraying |>arl of the truth about Florida's stale of affairs when he spoke of the Bee Governor, Page 3 A Water re-use plan will help clean up Lake Monroe By J. BRADLEY OILLINQ Herald stall writer SA N FO R D - A 930 million water re-use and conservation projert un the city drawing bourd for more than four years will go on line within three months, city engineer Hill Slnunons said. When It Is completed In 1992 or 1993, the system will end the dumping of treated water into Lake Monroc. Th e federal Environmental Protection Agency In the 1980s ordered tile cltv lo end the dum ping by 1992. The water meets all the Florida Department of Environmental Re­ source's standards lor unrestricted Irrigation use. und since all of it will be used lor Irrigation purposes, that makes It a conservation effort as well as a city engineering project. Stnunorissald. "Yes. we're pretty excited about that." Simmons said. Sanford's rerlalnu-d w a lrr system was featured In u rerenl E l’A seminar In Orlando The city treatment plant has recently upgraded the quality of lluwater w ith advanced chem ical treatment and filtration processes to make Hie water recyclable. "Th e w a lrr will Ik - ol unrestricted H « i P t t o l o by Tom m y V ««<•«* Early Easter egg hunt Students in the First Presbyterian Church s pre school and kindergarten class had the opportunity to do some early Easter egg hunting Wednesday Tommy Black. 5. deposits his eggs in a basket lor salo keeping as bunny Maria RiCharde a secretary at the school church, lends a hand C See W ater. Page 5A ■ n iR B r v ] SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAQ X �Asm a. m o ■A — Sanford Hprstd. Santofd. Florida — NEWS FROM THE REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E mayor, official indicted Gunfire threatens Greyhound talks Orcyhoi and a TraUways bua running a Kentucky route for Greyhound on Tueaday. placing the resumption of contract talks between striking d riven and the company In farther Jeopardy. Greyhound Chairman Fred Currey haa vowed that the company, the natlon'a largest Inter-city bus tine, will not resume talks with the drivers’ union until seven consecutive days pass without reports of "fife-threatening" violence directed toward Greyhound buaea or terminals. The nationwide walkout, now In Its second month, haa been marred b y at least 28 reported shootings. The most recent shooting was reported late Tuesday when a Greyhound supervisor In Miami found several dosen Indenta­ tions from an apparent shotgun blast above a paaarnger door window, said company spokesman Steve Mead. A few pellets hit the glass but did not break or crack It. Mead The driver and passengers, who traveled from Los Angeles to Miami, said they did not see or hear gunshots. Mead said the shooting apparently occured after »ne naasrn pam engm changed buses In San Antonio. Estefan plant to laava hospital on foot M IA M I — T h e m a y o r of Hialeah and a city councilman auAiMstomad 1 st* a m vcocnu p mwm imoacsS were S vtcncieo oy Jury Tuesday on racketeering charges for allegedly using their power to u n la w fu lly obtain money and property from real estate developers. Q o v . B o b M a r t l n c * In Tallahaaaee Immediately sus­ pended both from office without pay pending the outcome of the federal chargee. T h e 1 1 -co u n t in d ic tm e n t chargee that Hialeah Mayor Raul Martinet, no relation to the B y aW IL L IA M N A R W S S B - i -------- u m . . High school atheist commits autekte Discovery's liftoff had been scheduled for April 12. but NASA managers advanced the date two days after a flight UF trains Latin Americans G A IN ESV ILLE — Th e University of Florida haa been awarded *1.2 mllHon to train Lattn American students to 1 protect the environment and Improve the quality of life In their homelands, the school announced Tueaday. The gift from the Jo hn D. and Catherine T . MacArthur Foundation will allow the university to expand two programs that teach Latin American graduate students new approaches to balancing development and conservation on a continent that is losing an estimated 17.500 species of plants and animals annually to extinction. The program Includes courses In sociology, economics, politics and ecology, as well aa work In the field. Graduates are encouraged to return to their native countries and work as teachers, managers and policy makers In universities, government and private organizations. I w w n c f ifH iff urn CAPE C A N A V E R A L - 'N A S A scrambled Tueaday to keep the shuttle Discovery and the Hub­ ble Space Telescope on track for bleat off next week In the wake of a power outage that dtorupted testing and ratoed the possibility of a minor delay. Discovery and Its all-veteran, five-member crew are to lake off at 6:47 e.m. next Tueaday on a showcase mission to deploy the moat expensive satellite ever built, a 61.5 billion telescope expected to revolutionize optical astronomy once In operation above Ea rth ’s obscuring at- From U ni tod Proaa International reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE • Tha winning numbers Tuesday In Iht Florida Lollery Fantasy 3 gams ware I I . IS .8 .3 3 and IS. Tbs dally number Tueaday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 937. f l Straight Play (numbers In exact order): 1330 on a 30-canl bet. SSOO on II. nBox 3 (numbers In any order): ISO lor s SO-cent bet. *130 on II. □ Bo* 8 (numbers In any order): $40 for a 50-ceni bet, ISO on II. □ Straight Box 3: 1330 In order drawn, ISO In any order on s It bat. (1Straight Box 6: $390 in ordsr drawn. $40 It plcksd In combination .Wturn______________ lUSPt 441 744) FOITM A1TC B: lendeddretichpappc H T H I 1AN F0BD H ISA LD . P.O. •ex 1477, laniard. FL 71771 leStcriptien Si tel (Dally 4 lendayl Heme Delivery S Marl I Mnnrkt I Meant llf.M u t ee 1 Veer l»a i teen m o il. corruption to Htalroh. a city of about 145.000 people Just north of Miami International Airport. readiness re vie w S a tu rd a y runningi wed well ah ahead of O n Monday, however, an atr conditioner cooling line tn a u t i lit y b u ild in g ru p tu re d . s p ra y in g w ater on c ritic a l electrical equipment and caus­ ing a abort circuit that triggered a widespread power outage at the Kennedy Space Center. Electricity waa quickly re­ stored to most areas but a lack of cooling water disabled air condi­ tioners and NASA waa forced to shut down heat-aenattlve com­ puter gear tn the launch control center needed to monitor testing at pad 39B. result, critical work to charge the Hubble Space Tele­ scope's batteries waa interrupted and power was not restored to the shuttle Itself until early Tueaday. O th e r u n ln d lc te d c o conoptratora Include Vincente |j « i , « fanner member of the Planning and toning Board of HtrieahTand Antonio Cardona, a former member of the city’s housing authority. Challenger tribute planned for Cocoa COCOA — Officials unveiled plana far a 814 million educa­ tion center to be built at the Kennedy Space Center aa part o f a m e m o r ia l to th e Challenger astronauts. *1 think thto to truly a wonderful tribute to them." said Ellen Jarvto. mother of Jarvis, one of the astronauts. ’Th to mtjfht Inspire other boys and Students from kindergarten th rou gh 12th grade and teachers are to be admitted free to (he facility, which would Include an exploration s t a t io n e q u ip p e d w it h hardware used during "AH of the astronauts were could not be reached for comment, and Coleman aald they would not talk to reporters before a nesra S T . P ETERSBU RG — Siamese twins connected conference scheduled for noon Wednesday. at the cheat and stomach were separated Tuesday The couple waited for word on thetr babies tn during a marathon operation that continued late the hospital's surgery wslting area, she said. Into the night, a hospital spokeswoman said. Jakob and James were born Feb. 28. a month The spokeswoman for All Children’s Hospital said doctors separated Jakob and Jam es Watkins premature, at Beyfront Medical Center tn St. at about 7 p.m. E O T. about I I hours into the Petersburg. Th ey were Immediately transferred to All Children's Hospital. Je ^ c p u rp c ry . separation haa occurred. It happened at 7 Richard Harmel. chief of pediatrics' at All (o'clock)." said spokeswoman Catherine Coleman. Children's, headed up the surgery. He aald last Coleman aald doctors then divided thetr atten­ month he was optimistic about tlte separation tion between the two Infant boys. The surgery waa procedure’s success because thetr liver appeared expected to last another five hours, perhaps until to be the only vital organ they shared. midnight, she said. Doctors began the operation at 8:20 a.m., and the first Incision was made at 1040 Th e success rate for Sjameae twins who are a.m. Joined‘ at the abdomen and cheat and don't share a The boys' parents. Raquel and Scott Watkins, heart its between 60 and 70 percent. H annd aald. Officer fired due to Klan history C E N T U R Y . - A Panhandle police officer who was fired after It was teamed he had been a member of a white supremacist group In Texas could have been a good officer, the police chief sold Tuesday. Tim Hall. 24. was fired last weekend after less than one week on the Job when Chief Lonnie Laahlcy learned Hall had been a recruiter for a Texas Ku Klux Klan group. Lashley waa told of Hall’a affiliation by a Dallas newspaper reporter. Hall was fired last month from so Interested In education that I think thto would mean more to them than the memorial Itself." Jarvto said Monday. Ben Everidge. president of the Aatronaula M em orial Foundation, called the project a "living memorial" because It would "carry on the goals a n d a a p lr a t lo n a o f th e aatrounauU who were loat." Th e crew of the Challenger killed when It exploded shortly after liftoff on Jan. 28, 1980. Among those killed was teacher Christo McAulilfc of Concord. N.H. The foundation haa come u n d e r fire for s p e n d in g Challenger license plate re­ ceipts on a d m in is tra tive expenses and fund-raising acttvttka. his Job as a reserve deputy with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Department In Fort Worth after an Investigation revealed hla Ilea to thcKKK. Capt. Jim Min ter of the Ta r­ rant County Sheriff’s Depart­ ment Internal affaire diviaion said Hall waa a reserve deputy for leas than a year and he waa In "good standing" until he left the department. Lashley said Hall "would have made a good police officer" If nleft alone. he’d been] ’T think he should quit being harassed.” said Laahlcy. Hall did not list hla experience with the Tarrant County Sher­ iff's Department on hla job application. Lashley aald. He did list hte time In the Air Force and previous employment with the Santo Rosa County Sheriff's Departmen t. t. Woody Seevera of the Sgt. Wo. Santa Roaa County Sheriff's Department aald Hall waa a deputy from September 1985 to 1, when he resigned March 1988. because of another Job offer. Halt received good evaluations while serving with the Santa Rose force and did not have any letters of reprim and In hla personal folder. Sccver said. MIAMI - A man carrying packets of cocaine Inside badly Infected surgical Incisions In his legs waa arrested during a routine drug Interdiction pro­ gram. the U.S. Customs Service said Tueaday. A g e n ta detained Roberto Julian O'Neil. 23. of Colombia, at the San Juan International Airport Sunday alter they ob­ served him walking with stiff legs. Mamie E. Pollack, director of Cumatoma In San Ju a n . Puerto Rico, said. O ’Neil had Just arrived on an Iberia Airlines plane from Col­ ombia and waa awaiting a con­ necting Right to Madrid. In­ spectors were observing passen­ gers aa part of "Operation Transit Pigeon." a program to intercept drugs on their way from Colombia to Europe. O ’Neil waa taken to a private room, where Inspectors searched him and detected some bulges In his thighs. Poltock said. Agents thought the suspect had toped something to his legs Inside his trousers. But a closer Inspection re­ vealed that O ’Neil had badly Infected Incisions covered by stitches and stripe of adhesive tape, she said. O ’Nell waa taken to the Rio Pledraa hospital In San Juan. - —•a— »<■■ Today...Sunny and cool with a high In the low 70a and gusts to the northwest up to 2 1 mph. Tonight...Clear and cool with a low In the tow lo mid-40*. Light wind. Tomorrow...Sunny and mUd with a high In the mid- to upper-70s. Light wind. Exte n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a rtly cloudy Friday with a low near 60 and a high near 80. Partly cloudy Saturday with a chance of afternoon showers and thun­ derstorms. Mostly sunny Sun­ day with a low In the mld-SOa and a high in the m id-70s. City » Fervcxit f VJ'L MIAMI - Fier 144 * r\ p L FRIDAY THURSDAY BByCMy 77-88 FtfyCMy 78-80 SATURDAY loony 86-71 HOMOAV SUNDAY FByCM y 67-70. Ctoady 78-87 ‘ Applsttllffll I Crwtlvtew o FULL April 10 3 €) TUESDAY: l a s t '1 •OLtfNAR T A B L E l Min. 1:50 a.m.. 2:10 p.m.: Maj. 8:45 a.m.. April IB ^ 5 p.m. T I D E S : D a yts a a highs. 3:31 s.m.. 3:56 p.m.: lows. 9.46 a.m.. 10.05 p .m .: New S m y ra a Beacki F IR S T highs, 3:36 a.m., 4:01 p.m .;May 1 lows. 9:51 a.m.. 10:11 p.m.; Cocoa Beach; highs. 3:51 a.m.. 4:16 p.m.: lows. 10:11 a.m.. ’ Semperslum 0*ytBn* Fori L iw t e t e * Fori Mf«rt Gtenaavtlte jBCkMnvillB K*y W*»» MILS n ts i m m » •» n * o» u site cj s* • » m te $m n «i •« •J 41 • « ts S4 t te Verstole Ireferito* 4# 44 00B n si i « Vers Beet* 14 11 • « PtflMCOiA Writ Pelm Beech •• te $m H M 90S U SJ 01 Bimnpcsc Sternerck pc •■rflatom BridrBlAlAil a ( I I B . K D T 1 Cihr try Aaftevlllecy Atlentety ChPrlptHn 1 C, ty ClwrMIppc April 18 tecend Cleti Fmtxpp Feld at laniard. m il thetr poettlona of public truet. Martinet and Mejldes were expected ip murenotr w e n r e day to the FBI. said First Amtotant U .8 . Attorney Marcella The Indictment also form er Hialeah Councilm an Sebastian Borrego and Btfvlo Cardoso aa u n ln d lc te d coconspirators. Cardoso own# Cardoso Enterprises Inc., a real estate and construction Arm. T H E W E A TH E R Wednesday, April 4. 1990 Vol S3. No 193 PeSHiSeS Dally end tenSey. except Sehwder by The IwbrX Herald, lee.. Mi N. Francfe Aye.. teaSerd, FU. a m chargee that p> the very t------------cm m i n ing fovemmem. uo?i M artinet said. "U n til these CrMrpre o n pc reaunviit i n ™ Man hides Siamese twins split in ‘marathon’ drug in legs City gets beach ball water towar H A LLA N D A LE — Hallandale’s water tower will be painted to look like a giant multi-colored beach ball balanced atop a spout of bright blue water, under a plan approved by city commissioners. The design wss chosen Tuesday from among 100 submitted by south Florida artists. Bids for the paint Job will be sought this week. City Manager R.J. Intlndola said. The city estimated the work will cost • 10,000 and will be completed by the end of the summer. No decision has been made on how much to pay Hallandale artist Jim Weinberg for h Is w Innlng design. mayor. Martinet la charged with eight ■cti oi racietccnng ■nil k t c h counts of extortion. If con victed on all counts, the mayor would beer up u to 180 ye a n In prison and a fine of up t prosecutors told. Mejldes to charged with i s of racketeering and amts of extortion, a com he would bee up to 130 years In Jail and a fine of up to 81.5 years. Th e probe la Discovery launch back pn schedule NEW YOR K - Pop a u r Gloria Eatefkn plans to walk out of the Manhattan hospital where the arrived two weeks ago strapped to a stretcher and In terrible pain Rom a brokeni back. I hospital officials said Tueaday. “If she's in pain now. ahe's certainly not complaining.” said Mary Costello, a spokeswoman for the Hospital for Joint Diseases. Estefan. 32. was up and walking two days after Implanted two metal rods near her spins! cord March 1 will keep walking out the front door when she la Wednesday morning. Costello said. The lead singer of Miami Sound Machine planned to hold a morning news conference and then walk out of the hospital to a waiting car (hat would take her to a local airport. Accompanying her will be a nurse from the hospital that will assist In her recuperation. A full recovery will take three to six months. Costello said. Initial reports were that singer Julio Igleslaa would fly her to Miami aboard hla private Jet. BRANDON - A high school senior active tn atheist protests apparently committed suicide Tuesday morning on an outdoor patio at Brandon High School, authorities said. The body of Alfonao Brown Jr.. 19, was found lying next to a door within a concrete-shielded patio at 8:20 a.m. by another aludent. said Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department spokesman Jack Espinosa. "He waa shot In the head." he said. "He had a small caliber pistol tn hla left hand, and a note In hla right hand. "A ll we can say la that a note was found and tt waa an apparent suicide note.” Espinosa said. ' The note will not be made public until deputies complete their Investigation, he said. g o ve rn o r, and C o u n c ilm a n Andres MriMro e n p g W In a pattern of racketeering and extortion beginning| t a l M I . the Daytoaa Beach: Waves arc 2 lo 3 feet and choppy. Current Is to the south w ith a water temperature of 7 1 degrees. New S m yrn a Beach: Waves sre 2 lo 3 feel and choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water tempera­ ture of 68 degrees. Sun screen lactor: 15. St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet > o ill craft ahoold exercise Today...wind northwest 15 to 20 kts decreasing to 10 to 15 kts this afternoon. Seas 4 to 6 ft subsiding to 2 to 4 ft this afternoon. Bay and In land waters a moderate chop. Tonight...wind northwest 5 to 10 k u . Seas 2 ft or less. Th e high temperature In Sanford Tueaday waa 77 de­ gree* and the overnight low waa 47 aa reported fay the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. No rainfall waa recorded dur­ ing the 24-hour period ending at 9a.m. Wednesday. The temperature at 9 a.m. today waa 79 degrcea and Tuesday'* overnight low waa 71. aa recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando Internationa) Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Tuesday's Ugh....... ......... 79 □Barometric prsssaro.2B.Bl □ Bslativa haaridity....52 pet □Wlads...Nerthwest. 12 mph C B a la fa ll...... ..H44l444fH44ttl .0 .0 1 a . □Today’s sasMt.....7:4 5 1 □Tomorrow's sunrise....7s4 S dim pipe CMclm*ll ty CMvMwMpc CMumSvcOWpc Dxnascy Dxnwpc OnM M m pc (Mrellpc HpntMupc Hmtanpc imumpMMi Manx** City pc I n Vappcpc lax AnppH* cy LxvHvUHpc M UFcp 41 V 41 M U — 41 M .... U 41 ... 14 47 .17 4) 44 ... M m .... M 14 .... 4i Mi n ■ 44 .... 44 n a 44 ft .... M 44 .... U M .... M U .... H U M v n 4i 71 41 .... 71 41 ... » 14 .... M M 44 41 M .... 44 1* 44 74 II ... 41 U ... 41 n ... n ii .... II m .... 41 M .... MMWPWPPPPC 41 W ... Nm Ortpam iy 44 M .... M v w Y X rtlA Ottaw a Oly»r Omxapty FMI— xlpS U ty Fbpxnixpc Finxbwabcy FarltWMa r F v r ll W O r * ty Rklwnpndcy 11 LtuH pc t4tl Lskp City pc Iw O vpaty a m .... a • ... a to a 74 41 ... m 44 sc M M ... n n 47 41 M M 71 a ... 41 Ml M M to J» n II 74 a n w .... U „ u .... �Stolon} Hsrtld, Stolon), Fiona* — Wednesday, April 4, 1900 — Lawmakers asked for ‘cease-fire’ ■ V lU TI Prtgnant woman flippad Unllad Pratt In f maBonal______ SANFORD - Rcglonald Earl Bellamy, 20. of 1015 Holly Ave.. Sanford, la charged with battery of a pregnant woman. Sanford police report he allegedly flipped the woman In the air and the landed on her abdomen. Bellamy la alao accuaed of punching the victim In her abdomen. After the attack laat night In Sanford the victim waa treated at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bellamy was arretted at home at 11:30p.m. Bond ia S l,000. Stokm refrigerator recovered SANFORD — A refrigerator atoten from the First Baptlat Church. 509 Magnolia A ve . Sanford. Feb. 28. waa recovered by a church repreaentlve who bought It back from Earl's Used Appliance*. 500 Sanford Ave.. police report Police aald the night of the burglary they traced dolly tracks from the church to the rear of the appliance store. A church member reported finding the refrigerator In the at ore. and store owner Earl Black on Monday reportedly Identlfed from a police lineup the man who allegedly told the refrigerator to the store. That led to charges of burglary, grand theft and dealing In stolen property Tuesday at the county Jail against Harold Charles Daves. 28. o fl 110 W. Ninth St.. Sanford. Forgtfy charged SA N FO R D — A man accused of stealing, forging and cashing three checks on the account account of a Mary Stallings, has been arrested by Sanford police. Three counts earh of forgery, uttering a forgery and dealing In stolen property along with petty theft, were (lied against Quinton Collier. 27. of 105 Sterling Court. Sanford. He waa arrested al the county Jail Tuesday. Ifolice said the checks were issued and cashed at Em pire Bank, in Sanford, between Feb. 27 and March 9. TA LL A H A S S E E - Gov. Bob Martinet called lor a "60-day cease-fire" between lawmakers Tuesday as the 92nd session of the Florida Legislature convened for business, saying that the state's needs are too severe to be subjected to partisan differences. Democrats reacted coolly to his fries, however, saying the governor la Just as ready to play politics as they are. "He wants to bury the hatchet, but he wants to bury It aquarely In our backs and say. 'Here It la. now cooperate with me, and to the extent that you don't coop­ erate with me I'm going to call that partisan politics." «eald House Majority Leader Keith Arnold. D-Fori Myers. Others agreed, saying the Republican governor la simply looking for relief In a campaign year In which he Is seeking re-election. “ I didn't hear anything en­ couraging at a ll." aald Sen. C a rrie Meek. D -M la m l. *Tl sounds like a long session to me." Law m akers and observers alike have been predicting that the session will be a stormy one. and M arlines acknowledged those predictions In his State of the State address to both bodies of the Legislature. “ Some aay there la a risk that thia year the battle will become so heated, so partisan, that It engulfs and destroys our work on behalf of the people of Florida." Martinet aald. "Th a t Is why I ask you to Join me today In declaring a 60-day cease-fire here In Florida's capi­ tal. For the next two months, let ua all. D em ocrats and Re­ publicans, House and Senate, legislative and executive — let us all agree that the public's business must come first." His plea prompted only scat­ tered applause and cheers, how­ ever. almost exclusively from fellow Republicans. GovernorIA said. "W e incur little debt, we have a balanced budget re­ state's good health. quirement that we adhere to "It's In good shape If you're strongly. We believe In a solid not trying to get Into a universi­ fiscal response to the problems ty. It's In good shape If you're In In this state. We've not been decent health. It's In good shape v e ry supportive of basically If you're not trying to get from borrowing and bonding In (he SA N FO R D — T h e following persona face a charge of driving one place to another on a road or past, and that's been true for under the Influence In Seminole County: a bus." Gordon said. Democrat governors as well as • Valentino J . Zeck. 22. of 1419 Lakeahore Drive. Caaaelberry. G o r d o n sa id h e t h o u g h t Republicans." was arrested at 11:35 a.m. Tuesday after his car was In an Marlines was trying to call a E d u c a t io n C o m m is s io n e r accident on Airport Boulevard. Sanford. He was also charged truce to avoid another political Betty Castor, a Democrat, pre­ with having an unasslgned license tag. disaster, such as the November dicted Martinez would have a •Cordon Scott Phillips. 23. of 150-C Longwood Lake Mary special session on abortion tough fight on his hands If he Hoad. Lake Mary, was arrested at 12:27 a.m. today after his where his attempts to place resists attempts to get more motorcycle was clocked traveling 65 m ph on Lake Mary more restrictions on women's m oney In the budget for teach­ Boulevard. Lake Mary. access to the procedure were er's salaries and schoolchildren. • William Rudolph Water. 39. of 672 Jam estown Blvd. 1324. shot down. "1 think we ought to put the Altamonte Springs, was arrested at 1:20 a.m. today aftter his "If I was taking as m uch of a car traveling erratically was clocked at 60 m ph in a 45 m ph beating as he was. I would have pressure on.” Castor said. " E f ­ rone on State Road 434. Altamonte Springs. He was alsn done what he has. which Is to fectively. his recommendation Is charged with resisting without violence. propose that we change the state to increase clam size. Parents llag to one that Is all white." don't want that. Teachers don't want that." Gordon said. One early point of dispute ts Castor said Martinez, a former p riso n e x p a n sio n . M a rtin e z teacher who led a walkout some warns lo spend $150 million la 20 years ago when he was a accommodate B.400 new In­ union Irader In Tam pa, seems In m ates: House S p eaker T o m h a v e i g n o r e d t e a c h e r s SA N FO R D - Police think II T h e skull Is at the police Gustafson wants to spend the altogether. was a pranster who left an old. station. R otundo said police m oney on a Juvenile Justice blackend skull outside the door don't believe It is linked to any " T e a c h e r s d id n 't lik e his program and crime prevention. of a Master's Cove apartment death-related crim e or Satanism. Another is Martinez's plan lo address at all. and they are the yesterday afternoon. T h e y also don't think there is sell $3 billion In bonds over the l a r g e s t g r o u p o f s t a l e Sanford Lt. Mike Rotundo said police believe the gkbttmwlHcll in connection between the "v tty i'"- Hex* It) year* to buy environmentally sensitive .lands. House wUK’ tbUAdrtW". bag by-FrarArls lold" skull apd. other very old Majority Leader Keith Arnold. budget. We may not get as rpuch McQueen ohtslde apartment 39. 'bone* found In Ja ilu a ry In boxes as we have In past years. bu ( * e m ay havdnbeen taken from a can try to get more Ittiro 2 crypt at'a nearby cemetery. "Florida traditionally has been percent, (w hich Is wliat Martinez So far. police haven't Identified Library and Museum on First Is offering)." Street. a pay-as-you-go slate." Arnold the origin. DUI arrests Skull find believed prenk '0 sSslK-„'8l'.s„ W rliiV 3 /’iK T h e m ajority of Martinez' speech waa a pilch for passage of hla propoaed $26.2 b illio n budget, which la heavy on an­ ti-crim e measures, such as expanding the prison system to house 9,400 more criminals. Th e Mate has authorized prison construction for 19.000 more Inmates during the last three years. M a rtin e z alao c a lle d on lawmakers to adopt a series of reforms In the state's ethics la w s , b e g in n in g w ith the Legislature Itself. "Th e lime has come for the Legislature to extend the Sun­ shine Law to Its own activities." opening all its meetings to the public and news media, he said. He also wants the Legislature to adopt a two-term limit for members of the Florida Cabinet and extend ethics requirements to members of the Public Service Commission. On the subject of new funding sources for transportation. w h e r e M a r t in e z a n d the L e g is la tu re h a v e been deadlocked for more than a year J the governor said little except to urge adoption of his plan to Issue: $3 billion In bonds over a£ 10-year period. The governor concluded hla address with another appeal for harmony. "There are many things that! separate us, but one thing binds us together — service to the people of Florida.” he said. "There is a time and a place for the ftght In the political arena. For now. let's put away the swords and get on with our business." Martinez said. The House and Senate re­ cessed shortly after Martinez's address and headed for a 'series of receptions and traditional' opening-day functions. Some; committees were scheduled lb meet Tuesday afternoon, but the majority of them do not get; down to business until Wednrs-: day. Committee OKs program for poor, pregnant teens and abortion. T A L L A H A S S E E — A measure to curb the Increasing number of poor, pregnant teenagers by providing counseling on abor­ tion. foster care and adoption waa approved Tuesday b y the House Health Care Committee. P ro -c h o ic e a c tiv is ts w e re pleased that the bill survived a ro u n d of a m e n d m e n ts tha t would have prevented counsel­ ors from mentioning abortion as an available option, but abortion foes were opposed to stale money betng used to educate chldren about abortion. "It's a waste of legislators' time to resurface this issue." said Rep. Aizo Reddick, the bill's sponsor. " I don't think they're concerned with the welfare of those children." T h e measure sponsored by R e d d ic k . D -O rla n d o , w o u ld expand services available to pregnant teens through the Teen Parent Program, a component of the state Dropout Prevention Act. Services would by coordinated ana the; slate Department of Health and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices. The program would provide counseling on the options avail­ able to a pregnant teenager. Including foster care, adoption It alao would make health carej available to teens not covered; under Project Independence, aj state program that provides Job; tra in in g and p la cem e nt fori teenage parents under 20. Before a p p ro vin g the bill.; committee members defeated an; am endm ent by Hep. Everetd Kelly. D-Tavares. that would! have prevented counselors from: te llin g p re g n a n t teens that; terminating the pregnancy wax an available opt Ion. Rosemary Gallagher, a lob­ byist for the Florida Cathollq Conference, fold the committed that she and other antl-abortlor( activists were opposed to coun-j selors mentioning abortion as arf option. Osllagher said she was coni ccrnd that state m oney wa^ being spent to "prom ote abort tfon" and refer pregnant teens Id abortion clinics. Sh e also said the did not believe that counselors could list abortion as an option without conveying some bias. ill .1 1.117^ ■*V, 1 M iii .B m s w iw is r F s R S M h p b ‘» successfully argued that foui federal courts ruled such Ian .g u a g e waa u n c o u i lt u t l o n u because II violated the firs amendment rights of the coun selors. Drug, sex quiz again blocked in Seminole ■y VICKI D s M M N M Herald staff writer SA N FO R D — Th e Seminole County school district has received a national survey from the Centers for Disease Control (C D C ) asking high school students about drug and alcohol use and sexual practices. Local students, however, will not be given the chance to answer the survey questions. "It's the third year In a row that we haven't been given the opportunity to get this survey o u l." said May Waters, director of the Department of Education's com ­ prehensive health education A ID S project. T h is waa the first year that Seminole County was given the survey. " T h is is un on-going project." Waters said. "Every y ra r we send It out and the Commissioner gets pressure from the Flori­ da school superintendents' associations and the Florida School Board Association and the students never sec the survey." Waters said she was told that D r. Wayne Blanton, director of the FSD A had told D O E Commissioner Belty Castor the survey was too "politically sensitive." Blanton had no comment yesterday. According to Waters, some school officials In the slate are worried that a quiz on drugs. sex and health habits would result tn political fallout. She said she had heard they thought some questions In the survey were Inappropriate and unnecessary. Castor has now sent a letter to all 31 school superintendents whose districts were chosen for the survey asking them not to have students complete them. She said the fact that the state Depart­ ment of Education receives about $400,000 a year from C D C to support projects like Waters' does not require II lo take part. T h e nationwide study Is designed to obtain Information about high-risk behavior of teenagers and how It afTccls drug abuse, the spread of AIDS, suicide and lecnage pregnancy. Earlier this month. Castor's office mailed letters telling school superintendents their districts had been selected to take part In the survey. But complaints began pouring In shortly after the questionnaires arrived. Castor said. "W e got the survey about three weeks ago and I passed It on to Dr. (Marion) Dailey and Roger Bcalhard." Supt. Bob Hughes said. "W e were preparing to distribute It In the schools when Roger put In a call to Tallahassee with a question about the survey." Police chief and narcotics officers suspended by city U s ItM Pres* International C O C O A — I’ollcc Chief Gene Powers and Ills department's two-man narcotics unit, under Investigation by the city for c rim in a l and a d m in istra tive wrongdoing, have been su s­ pended. C ity Manager Charles McCool. who has headed (he Investiga­ tion. said Ihe suspensions were not disciplinary actions. " 1 f e e l t h i s a c t i o n Is appropriate and necessary to avoid any possibility of further allegations or Interference with the investigation." he said. Power. Lt. Mike Brown and narcotics O lllccr Dale Dixon were suspended wtlh pay talc Tuesday. Lasl week. Brown had asked lo tie demoted to patrolman. Mc­ Cool said. Powers, who has Ivcn on sick leave since last week for stress related ailments, was unavaila­ ble for comment Wednesday. In an e arlier response to allegations, however, he said lie hud no knowledge of wrongdo­ ing and did not Intend lo resign. About 20 people, many from w ith in ine department, have ? ;tvcn statements Implicating ofle e rs of c r im in a l a n d a d ­ m inistrative wrongdoing. M c­ Cool said. T h e a lle g a t i o n s I n c lu d e c h a rg e s th a t e vid e n ce w as falsified and d ru g suspects were tipped off before raids. McCool aald he was fum ing over the case and sworn stalm enls made against the de­ partment to the Brevard County state attorney's office. Capt. B.G. Scott waa appointed acting chief. T h is Is the fourth time In four years Ihe department has been Investigated for wrongdoing. Beat hard said he was checking on the wording of one of the questions when he was told by Waters not lo have the students answer the questions. "She didn't tell me w hy we weren't supposed to do It and 1 didn't ask." Beathard said. Students In the ninth through 12th grades were to fill out the questionnaire on a voluntary and anonymous basis. Students also would be required lo get parental consent and approval from the school superintendent before they could fill oul the survey. "ft was going to be a lot of cosily paperwork," Hughes said. T h e 7 0 -q u e s t lo n s u r v e y c o n ta in s multiple-choice questions, asking students how m any times they have carried a weapon In the last month, how often they seriously consider com m itting suicide and If they use condoms during sexual Intercourse to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. According to Laura Kahn, m rdia relations specialist with C D C In Atlanta, nine states. Including Florida, refused to allow students tocomplele the form. in Information (ram Unlfod Rroat International It unlalnad report WHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE WE GIVE YOU MORE FOR LESS. KARNS IN SURANCE A G E N C Y , me. Ph. 322-5762 413 W . First SI. William H “ B ill" W ight C.P.C.U . 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April 4. 1900 E d ito r ia ls / O p in io n s S a n fb rd lle n a ld unn « « ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA . 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0903 M r s D. Dayta, I Rmm M W. NM*a. ■■ SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M a n illa ................................................810 .9 0 8 Mentha........................................ 839.00 I Year ............................................ 878.00 EDITORIALS A failed system T h e m e n ta lly lit h ave a lw a y s la cke d political clout. Aa a consequence, they have been consistently victim ized b y a system that -used to warehouse th e m In state asylum s and now puts them out o n the street to fend for themselves. B u t, the m ost recent exam ple of their victim ization Is particularly appalling. A congressional Investigation has disclosed that hospitals a ro u n d the c o u n try have miaallocated u p w a rd s of 9 1 0 0 m illio n In : federal mental health funds to pay for such .-Ite m s as s w im m in g p o o ls , te n n is a n d ; volleyball courts and the h irin g of m aids. F rom 1963 to 1980, nearly 9 3 0 0 m illio n was awarded to hospitals u n d er the auspices o f the C o m m u n ity M ental Health Centers Act. Recipients of the federal grants were required ; to docum ent that the m oney w ould be used for in-patient beds, day-treatm ent centers, outpatient services, 2 4 -h o u r em ergency serv­ ices. and education and consultation services. .Instead, m illio n s of federal dollars were llegedly misused b y as m a n y as half of the >75 hospitals, in clu d in g Ccdars-Slnai Medical enter In Los Angeles and O rla n d o Regional 1edlca) Center in Florida. One audit, conducted b y a private com pany 'com m issioned b y the National Institute of iM ental Health, found that about one-fourth of fthe 158 mental health centers It exam ined vhad not com plied w ith the law . M an y were providing little or no services to the patients the program was Intended to help. W ILLIAM A. R U S H E R America’s South African myths SAN FRANCISCO - What little hope there Is that the American people will understand even a modicum of what Is going on In South Africa In the months and years ahead depends on grasping at least the basic elements of the racial and ethnic situation there. It is natural enough for Americans to assume that South Africa's race problem Is not unlike our own. with the significant difference that the blacks there outnumber the whites nearly five to one. Instead of being outnumbered by the whites (ss here) by something on the order of six or •even to one. We further assume that South Africa's black population Is more or less comparable to our own. In terms of cultural level, background and desires. Armed with these assumptions (all of which are wholly mistaken). Americans quickly come to the conclusion that "the blacks" are entitled to take over South Africa — Q.E.D. It's bad enough to have such king-sized misconceptions floating around at all. but It Is vastly more unfortunate when they turn up In an ordinarily Intelligent Journal of opinion like Th e New Republic, from which a good many of America's most Influential people (primarily but not exclusively liberals) tend to derive their Information and thetr opinions. I have before me an article from the March 12 M a o ri Y M j i r e u a w b it a m m o* JftXIT ffUMFKATtON? V. NOT REALLY. I'VE TH0U6RT ALL ALONG (TW A * INEVITABLE. J W T A fA M T t* . O f T IM E . Issue of T h e New Republic, entitled "Mandela U n bou nd." It was written, from Johannesburg, by one J o h n Carlin, who Is described as the Southern Africa correspondent of the In d e p e n d e n t of London. It Is largely in praise — indeed, one Is tempted to say " w o r s h i p " — or Nelson Mandela. But It discusses the forthcoming negotia­ tions between Man­ dela and State Presi­ dent F .W . de Klerk w ith c o n s id e ra b le perspicacity and (at least In comparison (T h e s e shrewd, with most other such hard-working articles) com m end­ merchants able balance. If It mortally fear were true that the the A N C ...B coming negotiations will be essentially a bilateral affair be­ tween Nelson Mandela's African National C on­ gress and de Klerk's white regime. Carlin's 1 {U P TIM E W C PO H A * TO ONE THEM THE BENEFIT OFTHE90UBT. 6HM4TCP, THERE WERE TIME* IN THE FM T WHEN THEY VWXJID « T IT ANOTHER BECOME OBNOklOUf, A R R O G A N T, A N P O V E R B E A R IN G . 2 ( In theory, the program was supposed to provide c o m m u n ity based services to the ■m entally. U L'th e re b y ^enabling large m e n ta l I hospital# ft> m w fftrr s A h U S a c b 'U w tf opera1 lions. In 'ticV. m a n y hospitals appear sim p ly to have taken the m o n e y and ru n . JAMU.W IMOfoiMdXA Som e hospitals stopped providing services to poor patients altogether, w hile others lim ited their n u m b e r and catered instead to persons w ho could afford to pay for the care. In the case of Cedars-Sinal, Investigators posting as unem ployed a n d uninsured m ental ; patients were told they w o u ld have to p a y 14.50 o r m ore for a 45-m inute counseling ^session. ( :j T h is kind of negligence has caused tens of j:thousands of m entally disturbed persons In lathis c o u lry to w ander the streets because they •ihave nowhere to tu rn for help. A s m a n y as 4 0 ^percent of the nation's homeless are believed <to be suffering from psychosis, severe neuroj sis or other forms of m ental Illness. These [In d iv id u a ls deserve n o th in g less th an a complete overhaul of the system that has [ failed them so m iserably. ; ETTERS TO EDITOR (Letters to Ihe editor are welcome. All letters must tie signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone num ber. Letters should be on u slnghlc subject and be as brief as possible.. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World ABOUT THOSE EMBARRASSING FILES IN THE COMPUTER! I YES? I POINDEXTERED THEM . 10 U K ETD HAVC {OWC M fU ttN C E THAT THEY INTER* TO {H A TE UP W ? FLAY F A * THtfTUAE. TO PO TH E R16HT RElMFieO GERM ANY? I'M TALKING ABOUT 'M j L . rtA ri'-ssa K*t MWw M.VtiXOMmJitytife G E O R G E F. W I L L Baker’s ‘realism ’ not so real W A S H IN G T O N Perhaps Rep. Harold Rogers, the Kentucky Republican, was Just Joking In the robust, exaggeriaing tradition of America's middle border. Let us assume so. for his sake. Otherwise he becomes one more reason to doubt Republicans' seriousness. W hat he said was: "E v e ry statesman In the world over the last four decades, from Churchill to Reagan, has attempted — with millions of troops and trillions of dollars — to free up Eastern Europe...and to no avail, until the first year or the Baker administration at Slate." T h e scrumptious specimen of the post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy (Ihe rooster crows and the sun rises, therefore the crowing caused the sunrise) was contained In a Los Angeles Tim e s report on how bullish Washington Is about Secretary of State James Baker. Th e report cortalned another Illuminating passage. T h e scene was a breakfast table around w hich sat Baker and some congressmen, two of whom, both Democrats, asked: If the Cold W ar la over, w h y does the budget not reflect that fact, particularly regarding Increased aid far new democracies In Eastern Europe, and poor T h ird W orld countries? According to the Tim es. "Baker's hazel eyes narrowed. His honeyed voice went cold." And his dehoncyed voice said: "Y o u want to go out and argue for higher taxes to pay for foreign aid? T r y that argument out In your district, congressman." Such swaggering "reallsrp" sends shivers of admiration through some Washingtonians. But the Important Issue Is not whether the congressman can afford, politically, to take that position regarding foreign aid. or whether the country can afford. economically, the aid. Rather, the crucial question Is whether Ihe country can alford to have a government that thinks so much the way Baker does. Baker reflects the President, and pollcy-by-poUa reflects thinness of beliefs. So does the hitching of U.S. foreign policy to foreign personalities, as tn U .S. dithering about L ith u a n ia , an unseem ly policy of solic­ itousness for Gorbachev, whose survival Is the President's only clear foreign-policy aim. More "realism .” Recently Washington went Into one of Us periodic seizures of looplnesa. and this lime .the great question of Ihe hour concerned Ihe presidential epidermis: W ho gets under George Bush's skin. No one does, said Himself, t h r o u g h c le n c h e d te e th , w h e n a sk e d specifically about Rep. Richard Gephardt, the House majority leader. But Gephardt clearly did. by saying things like: •*90frfMl8 me YOU B E A llY THINK WE CAN COUNT ON A BEUNIFIEO GERMANY "H a rry T ru m a n lived by Sam Houston's m axim : 'Do rlghl. risk consequences.' T h e m axim of the Bush administration seems to be, 'D o polls, risk n o th in g ." ' T r u m a n . Gephardt notes, launched Point Four and Ihe Marshall Plan llhe seed of containment, which preceded Baker's thrilling dissolution of com­ m unism ) when a Gallup Poll showed only 14 percent support for foreign aid. Americans had long deferred purchases of houses, cars, even c lo t h e s , a n d had shed blood on the sol) of nations when s e e k in g a id . A n d T r u m a n w as then more unpopular than N ix o n w a s to he d u rin g W a te rga te . But he would not be a P re s id e n t w h o "thinks he Is loo big to do the necessary persuading." so he deserved to be re­ elected. and was. I Such swag­ T o d a y 's populari­ gering'real­ t y -h o a r d in g Pre si­ ism' sends dent m ay yet learn shivers that such political through some pa rsim ony Is false Washingto­ econom y. Speaking nians, j of which... We arc In Ihe mldsl of (although perhaps not yet even halfway through) the costliest debacle in the history of American gov­ ernance. T h e savlngs-and-loun scandal Is another black hole swallowing a share or our children's standard of living. New losses are m uch larger than even recently predicted. The eventual cost Is unknow n (estimates range from 8300 billion to 8500 billion), but three things arc known. We know that In this decade alone the bailout wilt, us Sen. Lloyd llent sen says, cost more than will be spent on highways, or on Ihe war on drugs, or on preschool education. W e know that this diversion ol capital from more productive uses will, like- the KcaganUush deliberate deflclls. lower the standard of living, economic and cultural, of coining generations. And we know that one reason so many billions arc hemorrhaging away Is that the Bush administration Is saving a few millions by scrim ping on FBI agents and Justice Department Investigators and prosecutors. T h e savlngs-and-loan crisis Is complicated, silent and slow-mollon. Il Is the sort of m urky mess about which there ts no focused public opinion. So no {Kills tell the Bush administra­ tion to behave properly. So It doesn't. article would constitute a splendid analysis. But. alas, that Isn't true. It Is. In fact, very nearly the exact opposite of the truth. At the bargaining table will be at least a dozen other groupa. moat (though not all) of them black. Am ong those present, you m ay be sure, will be the shrewd and articulate Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezl. political leader of the Zu lu nation (pop. fl m illion), w h o detests apartheid every bit aa m uch as Nelson Mandela does, but also detesta Mandela's closest ally, the South African Com m unist Party. Also present, in person or by proxy, w ill be the leaden of several African Christian churches (one of which boasts 5 million members), all far more conservative politically than Ihe A N C . Entitled to representation too will be the elected leaden of the various black homelands, speaking for the nearly half of all South African blacks who still live, Iribalty organized. In their ancestral areas. Th e n , m oving beyond the black-vs.-whltc debate.-what about the 3 million "Coloureds," a mulatto group that has enjoyed three centuries of acculturation to the West? These are the true analogues of America's blacks, and they resem­ ble the average Bantu about os m uch as a middle-class Harlem resident resembles an Apache straight off Ihe reservation. JA C K ANDERSON Another scandal brewing at FDA W A S H IN G T O N T h e Food and D rug Administration was Tar from hum bled by Its recent generic drug scandal. Instead of being more cautious about the approval of drugs and food additives, the FD A looks like an agency bent on self-destruction. T h e debacle du Jour Is the review process for bovine somatotropin (B S T) — a synthetic growth hormone In­ jected In cow s so they will give more m ilk. Last fall we e x p o s e d th e c o n ­ fidential studies from three companies that m ake B S T . Th o s e studies, submitted lo Ihe F D A as part of Hie approval process, show ed that cow s injected w ith B S T may lose weight and suffer low fertility rules, unenita and m a s titis . A n d the ( T h e FDA Jury is still out on approved sale whal effect U S T will of B S T milk have on people who without proof d r i n k m i l k f ro m that it was treated cows. sale for public A senator and two consumption. J re E resentatlves have as; rdI the FD A to scrutinize Ihe way II has handled the U S T approval process, and the General Account­ ing Office has launched llsow n Investigation. But Instead of being dissuaded, the F D A Is barreling ahead with plans to approve U S T for widespread use. A nd Ihe chief critic of U S T within (lie agency, Dr. Richard Uu rroughs, was fired alter he raised objections lo Ihe rubber-stamp treatment U S T was getting. Five years ago, the FD A approved Ihe use of U S T on trst cows pending full approval for widespread use. Many Americans have al­ ready lasted U S T milk because ihe m ilk from Ihe test cows has been mingled with the regular supply. T h e sy n th e tic h o rm o n e Is m ade by M o n s a n to A g r ic u lt u r a l C o .. A m e ric a n Cyanam ld and Elunco (a Joint venture of Dow Chem ical. Upjohn and Ell L illy .) Those companies stand to make an estimated 8500 million a year off U S T If widely accepted by farmers. T h e companies have embarked on a massive public relations campaign lo win friends In the farming com m unity and to convince consumers that U S T milk Is safe. Hut some experts remain unconvinced. Dr. Samuel Epstein of the University of Illinois School of Public Health bus been a food safely advocate Tor 30 years. He challenged the beef Industry for Injecting growth hormones into cattle, and now lie has turned his attention lo U S T. Epstein recently stepped up his attack after seeing ihe lest data from Ihe U S T manufac­ turers and how the FD A treated that data. Epstein told our associate T im W arner lhat the F D A approved the sale of U S T m ilk from the test cows without proof that II was safe for public consumption. Epstein calls the U S T approval process Ihe worst exam ple of "suppression and manipulation of data" by the FD A lhat he has seen In tils 30 years us a watchdog. Uurroughs was the Inside watch­ dog until Ihe FD A fired him. He was a target anim al safety reviewer at the F D A 's Center for Veterinary Medicine. Burroughs won early recognition from Ihe agency foe his work on the U S T approval process, but after he began to raise abjections, he was transferred lo a make-work Job. Th e n the FD A fired him for not performing that Job satisfactorily. Th e FD A says Burroughs' firing hod nothing to do with Ills outspoken comments on U S T. Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt. and Heps. Te d Weiss, D -N .Y .. and Jo h n Conyers. D-M Ich., arc taking Ihe complaints about U S T seriously. Th e y ordered the G A O to Investigate the FD A review process. Hut that Investigation may not be finished fast enough to catch the FD A . Sources at the G A O told us Ihe Investiga­ tion is Just getting oft the ground and m ay hr humpered by trade secrets. �Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida — Wodnaoday, April 4, 1980 — M W om an hospitalized with broken Teacher hip after dispute with tree* trim m er Pa r s 1 A management, sell control and self respect." Posey said. "T h e n we discuss and do worksheets on the subjects." Posey added one of Ihe main objectives of Hie program was to make students who are In (ro u ­ ble stop blaming others for their problems. " T o o o fte n th e y see themselves us victim s rather than accepting responsibility for their mistakes,1' D n cys a ld . T h e program pula a great deal of emphasis on Ihe Importance or education and slaying In school. " I tell them that It's not a guarantee, bill an Insurance policy." she explained. "T h e y m ay not think they need school now. but tr they don't get a good foundation, ten years from now II will be too late." Posey said she uses herself as un example, pointing out she was 37 before she went to college. She had been working as an aide ul Seminole High School w h e n t h e n -p r in c ip a l D on Reynolds suggested she go (o college to become a teacher. " I told him I couldn't because In four years, t would be 4 2 ." she suld. "H e told me that In Tour years t'd hr 42 anyway. I might as well have Ihe degree." Posey said Ih r program has had a good success rale, having been given lo 182 students with only 39 repeal offenders. She has received two grants from F A C T S (Foundation for the Advancement of our Com m unity T h ro u g h Schools), but needs more lo be able lo serve all Ihe students she believes she can. Water- m s PEM BR OKE PARK An 85-year-flld wom an defending her overgrown foliage wan hospi­ talized with a broken hip follow­ ing a dispute with a tree-trimmer hired by her mobile home park's co-op association. Genevieve Bui rim was recov­ e rin g from h ip s u rg e ry at H u m a n a H o s p it a l S o u th Broward, where she was listed In fair condition Tuesday. She came Into conflict with the Dale Village Mobile Home Park's bylaws over the overgrown rose and hibiscus bushes that sur­ rounded her trailer. Members of the park's co-op association said Monday they had been trying for a month to get Bulrtm to trim the bushes around her mobile home. On Friday, the association sent tree trim m er Pierre Leppe over with a chain saw to do the job. park officials said. T o protect her property. Hiretrim swatted Leppe nn the back with a tree branch, park olTIrtals and police said. "T h e y Just came on Ihe prop­ erty and they staned clearing e v e r y t h in g ." said B u t r lm 's daughter. Mary Wright. "She went out and tried to stop them. M y ’ mother’s 85 years old and she tried lo protect her proper­ ty ." D u r in g th e c o m m o tio n . Bulrtm felt and broke her hip. her daughter said. "She thinks she Is living In the middle of the bush somewhere Instead of In a com m unity where people have to go by cerlaln r u le s ." sa id p a rk m a n a g e r Wilson Deschesnes. "W e were expecting something like this. " A s far as I'm concerned, the job Is done now and we did our Job. W hat has happened on account of th is Is not o u r responsibility." Roger Hlrschbein. a firefighter who aided Butrlm . said she was more worried about her bushes than her hip. As medics treated her. “ she kept telling us lo stop them ." Hlrschbein said. formally passed from Davis, the slate Supreme Court could not con­ sider an appeal, he said. " T h e system Is usually very well organized. At this point there Is a break In the system ." Spalding said. "W e were getting backed up. and It really wasn't our fault." Preston Is on his fourth death warrant Tor the m urder of the convenience store clerk. Th e laxly of night clerk Earline VELM A LU TES Alan King Ulxby, 82. 4374 Peninsula Point. Sanford, died Sunday at W inter Park Memorial Hospital. Born J u ly 3. 1007. In New Haven. Conn., he moved to Sanfrod from Goldenrod In 1986. He was a ro m m rn ia l real estalr agent and a member of the Moose Lodge. O rlando. Elks L o d g e . W in t e r P a rk . L a k e Beresford Yacht Club. Florida Council of Y a rhi Clubs. Modrl Railroad Association and was former Republican Party C h a ir­ man, Seminole County. Survivors Include nephews. M ike. Orlando. Russell. Fort Walton Beach: niece. Barbara Velrnu Lutes. 79. 235 N. Grif­ fin D riv e . Casselberry, died Monday at her residence. Born Nov. 7 1910. In K urtz. Ind.. she was a houseparent and a Baptist. She was a volunteer for Meals on Wheels, a m rm lx-r of We Care and the A AH P . Survivors Include daughters. V . K a y G r a y , C a s s e lb e r ry . Suzanne Colley. South Bend, toil.. Rutlt E. Aten. Bloomington. In d .: I I g r a n d c h ild re n ; 18 g rea I -gra ndch lldre n . G a rd e n C h a p e l H o m e for Funerals. Orlando. In charge ot arrangements. " c & a K t ', Mnj. Vincent Mazza. 6 8 . 1388 Ponce DeLeon H lvd., W inte r Springs, died Monday at Winter Park Memortal Hospltul. Born Aug. 17. 1921. tn Connellsvllle. Pa., he moved In W lnler Springs from Las Vegus. Ncv.. In 1980. lie was a retired mcleoruloglsl for Ihe A ir Foret- and a Catholic. He was a veteran of W orld W ar II. Survivors Include wife. Helen T .: son. Daniel Vincent. Winter S p rin g s : d a u g h te rs , C a ro l Campbell, Lllburn. Ga., Diana M u llc tlc . W n lk c rs v lllc . M d.. Linda Culver, Silver Spring. Md.: brothers. Michael. Connellsvllle. R a lp h . V a n d e rb ilt. P u .; 16 g r a n d c h ild re n : thre e g re a t­ grandchildren. G a rd e n C h a p e l H o m e for Funerals, Orlando, In charge of arrangements. Funeral Hopic. Winter Park. In charge of arjpngrm enis. TH O M A S M. CRONIN SR. Thom as M. Cronin Sr.. 55. E. C lu b Circle, Longwood. died Sunday at his residence. Born May 30. 1934. In New York, he moved to Longwood from New Cunnaan. Conn.. In 1988. He was a caretaker and a member of the VFW . American Legion and the KnlghlsofCotutnbus. Survivors Include son. T h o m ­ as J r . . New Milford. C o n n .: daughter. Holly. Kllllngton. V I.; brothers. Kevin Gilmore. Ken­ tu cky. Dennis G ilm ore. New Hampshire. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. IN E Z E. OL1SSON In e z E . G lls s o n . 7 7 . 4 1 0 W illo w A ve ..' S a n fo rd , died Tuesday ul her residence. Born May 13. 1912. In Hannibal. Mo., she moved lo Sanford from Jacksonville In 1955. She was u homemaker and a member of the Church of God Assembly. S u rvivo rs Include husband. Waller; daughter. Sylvia Miller. Erie. Pu.; sons. Jessy F. Freeman J r .. Terre Haute, fnd.. Earl T . F re e m a n . S a n fo rd ; b ro th e r. W a lle r Young. H annibal: 29 g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; 13 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. O u k lu w n P a rk C e in e lery/Funerul Home. Lake Mary. In charge of urrungcmrnts. H E R B E R T W . LEHM AN N Herbert W . Lehmann. 78. 110 W. Airport. Hlvd.. Sanford, died Friday. March 30. ut Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Born April 30. 1911. in Hultcraon. N .J.. he moved to Sanford In I9GO from South Bend. Ind. H r was u retired bank courier for f reedoin Savings and Loon and a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Ch urch . Casselberry. He was an A rm y veteran of the 76th In ­ f a n t r y D iv is io n 3 5 5 F ie ld Artllery, a member of the V FW Post No? 8207. Longwood. A m e r­ ican Legion Post No. 53. San­ ford. and the Loyal Order of the Moose No. 1851. Sanford. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . V irgin ia : son. Kevin R.. Ft. W a llo n B e a c h ; tw o g r a n d ­ children. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. M A J. V IN C E N T M A Z Z A DR. T H E L M A J E N E T T E D EA N N JA K A D r. T h e lm a J c n e lte Dean NJaka. 58. 340 Cull ltd.. Charles­ ton. W .V a.. died Nov. 28. 1989. at her residence. Born A ug. 4. 1931, In Sanford, she moved to Charleston W. Vu., from Nigeria In 1965. She was a veterinarian and a member of A ll Salnls E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . S o u th Charleston. Slit- was a member of A K A Sorority. Links, Book L o v e rs C lu b . A m e ric a n Veterinarian Mcdiral Associa­ tion. West Virginia Veterinary Association, A A A I'. U .S .A .H .A . S u rvivo rs Include husband. C h lb u e z c , C h a rle s to n ; sons. Chlm a. Houston. Texas. Ikechl. Cburlt-ston: daughter. IJcomu. West V irginia: step-daughter. Ilieylnwu Nwulor. San Gabriel. C a lif .; s is te r. M a ry Lo u T h o m p s o n . New Y o rk C it y , M FU VV M t 17-99 — Fsm Park Ph. 339-99M Gsns Hunt, Owner MarSla A Craaits "It didn't bother me because I wasn't here enough." said Earl McKee, w ho lives across the street from Butrlm . " I would Imagine they did get a num ber of complaints. There are a lot of people In this park who like to complain. Just like any other neighborhood. Walker was found slabbed sev­ eral limes and with a slashed thmal Ja n . 10. 1078. the day after she disappeared and M O O was discovered missing from the store's cash register. A Seminole County Jury found Preston guilty of first-degree murder and recommended the death penalty Nov. 6 . 1081. Prrslon would have been the 22nd Inmate pul lo death In Florida and the )22nd executed n a tio n w id e s in c e th e U .S . Supreme Court lifted Its ban nn capital punishment In 1076. E u g ln a S c o tt. Los A nge le s: brother. Dr. Odell J . Dean. New Orleans; Ihrcc grandchildren. Z a n d e rs F u n e ra l H o m e . Apopka, tn charge of arrange­ ments. BanContlnnsd from Fags 1A Irlctn lo make their own decisions on the use of physical p u n is h m e n t , bu t S e m in o le County has left the final choice W IL L IA M C A R L S H E P H E R D In the hands of ihe school W illiam Carl Shepherd. 62. principals. 801 Gregory Drive. Casselberry, I'rtnclouls. t-sjx t tally those In died Monday In Brevard County. high school, have expressed to Horn March 21. 1928. In Jewell the board members they feel Rldgr. Vu.. he moved to Cussel- corporal punishment Is detri­ Iterry from Rlehlands. Va.. tn mental tn dropout prevention I960. He wus an Ironworker and measures. u mem ber and elder of Ih r Both vice chairm an Nancy W e st m lu s t e r P r e s b y t e r ia n Warren and Utarti member Pat Church He w asu member of Ihe T c ls o n stated the y opposed Moose Lodge, and Local Union corporal punishment, but felt 808. the decision had to be left w ith V— Survivors Include wife. Ruby Ihe principals. K : v m s . Sleplien D., Casper. H u rte n s e E v a n s , u d • Wyo.. Benjamin W .. Casselberry: nilnlslratlve assistant to Sup,t. d a u g h lrr. Sharon K. S m ith . Hughes, suld the policy review Winter Park: brother. Joseph II.. committee hud met for almost Dlslrlct Heights. Md.: sisters. seven hours to debate the Issue L u c in d a M ille r , L a k e lu n d . ot corporal punishm ent. She Wanda C . L lcw rn lly n . Ocala; reported nearly 6 0 purents. two grandsons. teachers and administrators at­ H o ld w ln -F u lre h lld F u n e ra l tended Ihe meeting and several Home, Golden rod. In churgc of groups sent letters speaking nut arrangements. against the use of physical force as punishment. DONNA P A T E T E T O R " W r had Just us many people Donna Faye Tctor. 41. Luke D e s t in y D r i v e . A lla m o n t c who agreed with it us did n a l." she suld. Springs, died March 25 at her Evans said the new wording, residence. Horn March 18. 1949, In Tum pa she moved to Central which will tx- placed at two Florida In 1970. She wus u locations In Ihe code manual to add emphasis 10 Ihe board's homemaker untlu Catholic. S u rvivo rs Include husband. intensions, is u "com prom ise" Paul: daughters. Leslie. Natalie Tor this year anti 11 was ihe King, both of ltiio n Rouge. La.. district's hope that corporal Marlle Anderson. Augusta, Ga.. punishment could lx- phased out V lctu rlu Reid. V u la rlc Hold. In Ihe schools. Ned Julian, hoard attorney, Angclla Reid, all of Orlando; p a r e n t s . D a v i d R e g i s t e r . suggested that utt addendum be H o u s to n . M ild re d R e g is te r. added In (be axle prohibiting Atlanta: brother. David Register. students from using alcohol or Portland. O re .; sister. Diana drugs w ithin eight hours of going lo a school campus. J e t t is o n . O rla n d o : one " W r can't punish them for grandchild. All Faiths Memorial Park. Cas­ consuming these substances off selberry. In cliarge of arrange-' cam pus." Ju lia n said, "but 1 believe we can strengthen our inents. position and send a stronger, clearer message with this." C h a irm a n A n n N clsw cnder said she planned lo consider Ihe suggest Urn. but wanted lo re­ NJAKA, OS. THILMA JENETTE OEAN MemofUl service* tor Or, Thelm* lent lie search the matter. Dean U of Ch*rk*fon. W V a . who T h e board also emphasised Ihe died Nov 11. Iff*. will bo 11 a m Saturday district policy allowing students morning. April 1, at St John* Mititortary Hap 11It, Sanford, with Rev Hobart Doctor to wear shorts and skirls of the officiating Inlarmanl will follow in Ratttawn "appropriate" length was u ten­ Cemetery, Sanford tative one which could l x re­ Zander* Funeral Moma, Apopka. Ttta voked at any lime and principals Peoples Choice. in charge of arrangamantt MISTING THI NIID OP I V M V FA M ILY • Pra-Naad Planning • Out 01 Stale Tranaler • local Burial • Cremation • Burial In All Military Cemelariaa | v PH. •34-9550 Gaines Funeral Home Formarty Qramkow-Gainea Funeral Home LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED ISO OOQ TRACK RD..LONGWOOD Mayfair Golf Course Superin­ tendent T e d Daum said that the water re-use Is the best thing that has happened to Florida tn a longtime. "W e love It." D aum said. "It returns water to the aquifer, which filters It out even more. And I think It's about 9 9 percent clean, a nyw a y." Th e golf course uses about 900.000 gallons of water a day, Daum said. Who receives the water first la a matter of luck. Sim m ons said. Residents may have gotten wind of the project early last year when the city sent out questionnaires asking gauging Ihelr Interest In recycled water use. Those residents w ho said yes to city Irrigation water last year should be more diligent In en­ forcing the rule. T h e board atro reworded their policy regarding Ihe pick up and delivery of students on school buses la clarify existing policy. Buses are noi allowed to make stops other than at the schools or designated pick u p and drop o ff s t o p s w it h o u t w r it t e n permission from the principal or the parent. " I t 's the same as It was before." Evans said. "W e Just cleared up ihe language a bit." The neighborhoods repsondtng In the largest numbers may have seen the new water lines being laid late last year. “ If you have teen people digging at the edge of your property within the last six to nine months, you could be eligible." Simmons said. This month the city will be sending out notices to residents whose property ■butts the water lines. After that, residents must have dug-in sprinkler systems wtthln the next two months to be able to hook up to the system. "If we hook ll up to people's houses, what's going to happen la someone's going to take a swig from the garden hose and this water Is not meant for drinking." he said. Low amounts of phosphorous and nitrogen In the water make it attra ctive for Irriga tio n , Simmons said. "There are small amounts of phosphorus and nitrogen In this product which la exactly what you buy tn a bag to put on your lawn." Simmons said. The water In people’s homes costa $1.17 per 1.000 gallons. Th e water from this project will coat about 5 cents per thousand gallons. /-BANKRUPTCY^ -M IT FOR TOUT FEDERAL LAW MAY H UB • NWS OUT 9EXTS •SEESTOM StKVEXTV •CO M M UTE SEJJ <ETveautetm t m e a ts N H LBOM 9 •MOOR, 9XTMMTB ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW * othctwxwces 33*2022 k* M O * , W E G O O F E D !! THERE WAS AN ERROR IN OUR SUNDAY ADVERTISEMENT. THE PANASONIC CORDLESS PHONE FOR M9.00 WAS INCORRECTLY DESCRIBED AS -CORDLESS SPEAKERPHONE W/OUAL KEYPAD*. MODEL KXT3900. THE CORRECT MOOEL AS PICTURED IS KXT3900 AND SHOULD HAVE READ •CORDLESS PHONE WITH LIGHTED KEYPAD'. WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY IN C O N V EN IE N C E THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. McDuff 1 iitnkni'd t<*i .in hull I It l u l l l i t \ ' J l I I I ( ini i i.i llt i ' . i i - il In '1 TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Ph. s i t - i n s 2 5 7 5 S . F r n e h A v e ., S a a fe r d xAuto-Owners Insurance I Ifr. Home. ( nr. (Hie name u > « ll all. B E T T E A GRAMKOW JAMES E. 3CHUTEMAN L F .D . Caring people with the highest standards of services is what you expect and what you get at G I G Fradarie F. Oalnaa h . rT .. Furwat OtrtcMW Own*t quality, meaning It can be used for Irrigation of anything except food crops eaten raw ." Sim m ons said. Aa tim e goes by. more and more of the water com ing from the city treatment plant will be diverted from Lake Monroe to pipelines the city has been la y in g for the past several months. T h e city recently com­ pleted a line along O ld Lake Mary Road to Grovevtew Park, and lines In other city parka. Mayfair G olf Course la already using the water and some San­ ford residents could be receiving It within three months. Sanfora also has a $2 m illion contract with the C ity of Lake Mary for reclaimed water used at Ttma* cuan. and whose property abutts the ptpttnes wID get the water serv­ ice free for one year. Addi­ tionally. the city will wave the hookup fee — about 9130 — for those residents. Residents who did not respond to Ihe survey last year but whose property abutts the existing lines m il have to pay the fee ana pay for the water if they want the sendee. FUNERALS C A R IN G T | rl HURT MORUIUT CO. Some said they felt sorry for Butrlm when Leppe entered the lot and began trim m ing the bushes. Inmate Continued from Pago 1A A L A N K IN O BDCBY c * ,„ Neighbors In the tidy mobile home park described B u trlm ’s yard as an overgrown mess with foliage so thick It hid the home from view In some places. Still, most said It did not bother them enough to complain. 1A B r is s o n F u n e r a l H o m e Prearranged Funeral Program C o rn e r of 9 th S tre e t and La u re l • Sanford. Fla. (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 W HERE SHOULD YOU GO TO PREPLAN YOUR FU N E R A L? You should choose a firm that offers you the option to pay for your preplanned funeral at today's prices. At GRAMKOW FUNERAL H O M E, we have a plan that guarantees no cost Increases, Ever. If you would like more information on our prepay­ ment plan, please call, come by or clip and mall this coupon today. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME I 130 W. AIRPORT BLVD. | SANFORD, FL 32773 I t madd tik* to learn n u n about ja u r funoral arrangement pUn. I I under*Land there Is na utigalkxn j NAME _________________________________________ ADDRESS _____________________________________ j aTV ZIP____________ j__________ PHONE . rJ �t •A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. April 4. 1090 Breakthrough seen in Lithuania NATIONAL Unltad Press International M O SCO W — A close associate of Soviet President M ikhail Gorbachev met with L i t h u a n i a n D e p u t y P r im e M in is t e r R o m u a ld a s O z o la s In a n a p p a re n t breakthrough In the crisis over the Baltic republic's drive to Independence, Lithua­ nian lawmakers said. "These are consultations and conversa­ tions." deputy Egldlua Bickauskas told reporters Tuesday. "D on't call them negoti­ ations." Politburo mem ber Alexander Yakovlev, a confidant of Gorbachev, met with Ozolas and two Lithuanian legislators, Bickauskas said. He did not reveal where the meeting waa held. Ivan Boeaky released N EW Y O R K — Convicted Inilde-trader Ivan Boeaky. one of Wall Street's richest slock speculators before he pleaded guilty to securities law violations, was released today from a Brooklyn halfway house. olTlclals said. Boesky. 53. once a leading Wall Street wheeler-dealer who came to symbolise greed In the 1900a. was released about 5 a.m. from the Brooklyn Com m unity Corrections Center In Brooklyn's Bedord-Stuweaant section, officials said. Whits gsts support In AIDS tight IN D IA N A P O LIS — W hen Ryan White became one of the first youths ever diagnosed w ith AIDS, he waa shunned by his hometown. But more than five y e a n later, the teenager has elicited worldwide support as he struggles for his life. Hundreds of phone calls have poured Into Riley Hospital Tor Children, where White waa In critical but stable condition Wednesday with an AIDS-related respiratory ailment that hla doctor. Martin Kidm a n, called "clearly the most critical Infection he haa had." Also Tuesday, the Soviet Union restricted the otie border crossing between Lithuania and Poland, w h ich haa supported the re p u blic's cam paign for Independence. Polish border guards said. T h e guards said Soviet authorities were only allowing transport trucks and a few Poles with visas lo cross through the checkpoint at Ogrodnlkl. Poland. Normally, Ssnats pantl backs air bags W A S H IN G T O N — Legislation aimed at encouraging Installa­ tion of air bags In small c a n . which backers said could save more than a thousand lives annually, waa approved by the Senate Transportation Committee. Th e entire bill was sent lo the full Senate for consideration. Soviet output down tor first in many years Lithuania tops U.S. aganda for talks W A S H IN G TO N — United States concerns about trouble In Lithuania top the agenda of three days of pre-summit talks between Secretary of Stale Jam es Baker and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. The talks were lo begin Wednesday and Shevardnadze, on his arrival, recognized U .S. concerns about Lithuania, and said "honest dialogue" Is the best way to address tensions In the rebellious baltlc state. WORLD . i f - ... in T h e Soviet Industrial output fell by 1 percent In Ja nu a ry and February, compared lo the same period last year, w ith especially h e a v y losses In s trif e -to rn Transcaucasia, said Pravda. the official newspaper of the Soviet Com m unist Party. «m iv iit Scxtuplcts bom in Venezuela M A R A CA IB O . Venezuela — A 20-year-old Maracaibo woman gave birth to Venezuela’s first recorded sextuple!* — two girls and four boys, all In good health, a hospital spokesman said. Th e babies were bom Tuesday lo EUtlne Paez de Medina In a Caesarean section at the Para Iso Medical Center, where doctors h u d monitored the woman's pregnancy since her sixth month of gestation, the hospital spokesman said. Doctors Ncrlo Inclarte and Henry Fuenm ayor headed a team of nurses and assistants that performed the operation. "F o r ihe first lime In recent decades. Ihe Stale Statistical C o m m llle e ’s figures for o u r production growth are accom­ panied by a minus sign." Pravda aald. "Th re e months of 1990 have passed, und enterprises have already fulled to fulfill supply contracts worth tens of billions of rubles." Hong Kong TV shows flssing dissident T h e bad economic news came foul-days after the Soviet Union nrtYteltyiced new plans lo move H i t J country toward a market cuawasuy — an Initiative Moscow has admitted will likely cause Inflation and unemployment. HO N G K O N G — Chine - dissident Chat Lin g, a key leader of the pro-demoermy protest at Tiananm en Square last year, appeared In u videotape shown on Hong Kong tclcvfslbri.' confirming reports she had fled China with her husband. The*1 South China Morning Posit- H ong Kong's largest English-language daily, said Wednesday lhal Chat and her husband. Feng Chongde. 23. were In France, where a num ber of Chinese dissident leaders have taken refuge after escaping from China. President Mikhail Gorbachev h a s p le d g e d to u se th e strengthened executive post he assumed last month to radicalize his "perestroika " reform drive. Conssrvativss ordor cap on poll taxss LO N D O N — A Labor Party leader said the government admitted failure by ordering local councils mostly controlled by Labor lo cut poll taxes, the levy that has sparked sometimes violent reaction among Britons. Environm ent Minister Chris Patten, whose office oversees domestic taxes, said Tuesday's order was necessary because the local governments were overspending and overburdening taxpayers. Pravda said production has fallen by "tens of percentage points" In Azerbaijan, by 13.9 percent In Armenia and by 8.0 percent In Georgia. " M u s s s t r i k e s In I h e Transcaucasian republics, par­ ticularly In Azerbaijan, struck a heavy blow at the entire pro­ ductive system." It said. From Unltod PrasQ International reports 990 teacher of year named | n l M Press Intsmattenal t W A S H IN G T O N J u n ls 1alj.iv. who was named national rue her of ihe year today, is a kin Diego high school English isiructor trying lo prepare her indents for u high-lech world by |e lp ln g them leurn lo love I hukcspcarr. Outlay. 39. was chosen from aiming 2.5 million elementary (m l public school teachers for da- award, which was sponsored by the Council of Stale School p ille e r s a n d E n c y lo p a c d lu Britunnlca und presented for the Soil. year. : Accompanied by four of her jtudenis from Junlpero Serra {t lg li S c h o o l, she cam e to ^ ’.ishlngton lor meetings w ill) 41 location officials and a W hile (louse ceremony where she was participate In their community. In 1983, she helped organize a program al Ihe San Diego Union newspaper. In which students submit book reviews for pay. lo receive a crystal apple from President Bush. " I think I was selected mainly because I am the prototypical teacher of the 1990s, which means u teacher must have the c o m m i t m e n t a n d th e e n ­ thusiasm. the requisite academ­ ic and Interpersonal skills, lo make education of a very high t|uallly accessible to students ol all backgrounds." she said In an Interview. "W e are looking at our stu­ dents' performance In terms of Ih e e c o n o m y . In te rm s of le c h n o lo g y . . . n o t s im p ly leaching them lo be able lo read English, bul to use that English lo function In a technologically advanced society." Gabay has won prulsc for In n o v u liv e a tte m p ts to e n ­ c o u r a g e h e r s t u d e n t s to Gubay said her strategy for her 10th und 12th grade students, a c u ltu ra lly diverse lot draw n m ainly from Navy families. Is lo Id e n tify so m e th in g In th e ir backgrounds that will help them appreciate Ihe works of such authors as Conrad. Joyce and — her favorite — Shakespeare. " T h a t m e a n s la p p in g w h atever they b rin g lo the classroom first. If we're reading a piece of literature, we may begin with a personal reaction. ... What preconceptions do you have? Whal experiences do you have? We work from there." Gabay said. r TH U S PEST CONTROL, INC. "Our Reputation Is Our Best Salesman" Serving Sanford and Lake Mary $10 OFF Eqwos Apnl30,1990 ANY OF OUR SERVICES >Lawn Spraying •Weed Control - Inside Pesi Control Statu Licensed A Curated 323-0047 Fertilising •Fumigalions • Termites In Sanford and Lake Mary FREE ESTIMATES & INSPECTIONS _ FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE New C u ilo irw fl OrVy? On* Tima on Monthly Past Control i* ► f> t« In an earlier telegram to Gorbachev. Landsbergls said Lithuania "h a s no Inten­ tion of banning the policy of perestroika.*' the Soviet president» drive lor economic and political renewal. In Washington. Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze told reporters Tue s­ L»qil W oticf Ltgal Notlctet Ltgal Notices N O TIC E 6P PICT m o w M U N I N O TIC E OR P IC T IT IO W NAJNE NptkP N hereby pi von Mot I am ongopad In business st 1T7 M om lnt Glory Dr.. LoAs Story *L 11744, Somlnsls Csunly. P M Id*, under ttw PlctllMut Ndm * st T H E P E A C O C K T H R O N E P IN E J E W E L R Y . NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Nstlts I* hereby given Mol I sm onsogoS In busMou si IJit Balmy Bssch Dr.. Opipba. PL TITO. SsminMs Caunty, PMIda. imdsr M* Pktrnaub Hsm* at A I R.BORNE PRODUCTIONS AERIAL INDUSTRIAL RE­ CORDINGS. and Mdl I Intend Jo N O TICE OP FIC TITIO U S NAME It horoby given IhM I In PuUnsn ot P -0 Bov m i ; * . Long m od 71711, Somlnol* Caunty, FMtdo. under M* Flctltlout Norn* *1 ACCU R ATE GLASS CO , tnd Mol I Intend ts r t g llM told nsm* wim lh* C M k *1 M* Circuit Csurt, Ssmlnslo County. F u rl S*. In accordance with fh* P rsvltlsnt *1 fh* F k fltk u * Nsm* Slotwfst. Ts Wit: Section 1*1 Ot FM td s Sktvts* 1FS7. Aubrey D To y M Publish: March IS. 71. SB April Piefrc# ii mrewy ptreit met tee •re I f w a M bitsinew st M il WMt Pint tt.. a n .. Somlnok County, PtarMs. under ttw Fictitious Noma s i M Y res vice, i n m m inknd to o f t t S t a N a s m s toHh Ms C M b of Ms Circuit Court. MmInslo County. F M tdo, In occordanct with Ms Provision* s i m s P k lllls u t Homo liotuk*. T s W1 u s m punas stetvkt its;. Frank Brooklyn PuMMi. March la. II. Ml April A IMP O f O -IO "am* M lh M s Clark si .... Circuit Court, lorn Ino li County. Provisions t l tho Pktltlsu t Nam* StotKtoA To Wit: locfkn Ml Ot PMIS* Slstvtot IW7 LMSoTouwh RuSIhh: March IA II. M. April AINP DEO-IN CMk t l Ma Circuit Court. Sam Mott County. PMIda. In tcrordonco wIM Mt PioiliMil ot Ma FIctMtu* Homo Statuto*. To Slot PuMIth: March 14. It. 20. April 4. IW* swot D EO -17* DECS 111 wanes o p m o w M AM I Not let It hortSy p w t Mist I sm srpopsd In kuSMSSS St MSI Oak Or . Lm giqpd. PI. W i t . MmlAsti Comity. PlsrtSs. undsr Ms Pktltlsut Warns ft W H ITTV C M A TIO N S . snS Mat I Intend ts rofliisr sold Asms wtm Ms Clark si Ms Clrcutl Court. Sam lAats County. P lor Ms. In scf ic t (D rM n C f WIFI Trap rnwrllHm* wt Mo Fktttteu* Homs Siatuk*. Ts Wit: taction M l 0* Pier Mo Slot u k s ie p LMSoW.WhlHtoM Publish: April A II. IS. IS. 1*00 D BP4I IN T H S C IS C U IT COUNT 0 # TM S MfTH JU D IC IA L C IB C U IT IN AND POS SSM IHOLS COUNTY* PLOS I DA CASCNOi EM074 CA 00 A M E RICAN SAVINGS AjiP, LOAN ASSOC lA TTO NO P P LOS IDA. pioinitrt, n. G IN A TO A. ROORIGUEZ, ot ol, N O T tC lO P M L S tuns NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purvuont to oa OrtHr Scheduling Ferocksur* Solo oa H ts S ia M is c o m a m poAdiAf Ia isM Court. Mo olylo ot ntikh Is I will tall M Ms highesl ond boil bldrisr tar cosh Ia M s SEM INOLE CouAty Csurthsuto. ol Mo W n t Front Door, M l N. Pork Annuo. SanMd. Florida W » . ol I1:M A M . on Mo OM doy ol Msy, IWO. Mo M im in g described propotty o* w t M M In told Ordor or PinoI Judg­ ment, ts a lt: Lot MO, OAK F O S E S T. U N IT TH S E E . or cording is Ms Plot Morosf 00 ricordod In Plal took V . Psgrt n and *) st Ms Publk dotard* st Seminek County. Florida. D A TE D ot Seminek County, F lor Mo Ml* nnd doy Ot March. HOC. M AS VANN I MORSE A* Clor*. Circuit Court SemlnokjCounty, F lor Ido By: JaneE JskOwtc AlOoputyClork Publish March 20. April A ION 01027* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMINOLR COUNTY. FLOP IGA PRORATI DIVISION Far Mo. CP IN R E : E S TA TE OF M O LLIS REDOING. Doceosod N O TIC E OF ADM IN ISTRATIO N Tho odmlnlctrollon ol Mo Oilolo ol Mollis Ridding, ds crowd Fils Number W H O CP. I* ponding In Ms Circuit Court M Somlnolo County. Florida. Priboto Division. Mo oddrou ol which It Pool Office Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 11772 Tho homo* ond addreuot at Mo portonsl roprowniotivs ond Ms personal rrp m e n lo llv e 'i at ALL I N T E R E S T E D PARTIES AR E R E Q U IR E D TO PILE W ITH THIS CO U R T: lo) All claim* ogolmt Ms r i l l to ond lb) any objection by on in M o iltd porisn on whom Ml* nolle* ii wrvod Mol cholMng** the validity ot lb* will, m* qualification* ot Mo psrwnol ro p ro to n lo tlv o . vo n u t, or IvrisdlcIMiof Mo Court W ITH IN T H E L A T E R OF th r e e WCapon Landsbergt* told deputies, " T h e legal act o f In d e p e n d e n c e p ro c la im e d b y the Supreme Soviet does not mean the Im ­ mediate establishment of Independence on the territory of the republic." the official Tasa news agency said. Legal Notkstt law n M O SCO W Labor strikes, environmental protests and dis­ integrating central econom ic control have caused Soviet In­ dustrial production to fall this year In the first such drop In recent decades, the Pra vda newspaper said. day. "O u r main weapon In resolving Issues la dialogue — an honest dialogue. T h is Is what we are looking forward to." Shevardnadze arrived In Washington for three day* of pre-summit talks with Secre­ tary of State Jam es Baker that were e xp e cte d to In c lu d e d is c u s s io n s on Lithuania. T h e Soviet official aald during a plane-side news conference that he understood U.S. concern over Lithuania but said It was an Internal Soviet problem. T h e crisis In Lithuania has steadily grown since the Sajudls nationalist movement headed by Landsbergt* gained control of Parliament in Feb. 24 elections, chose him as the republic's president at Its first session March 10 and well declared Independence the next dsy. In twin appeal* to the Parliament and to the Lithuanian people Saturday. Gorbachev urged lawmakers to rescind the Indepen­ dence declaration as a condition for talks with Moscow and said failure lo do so could bring "grave consequences." Landsbergt* refused lo consider a total reversal of the Independence declaration, saying a n y such suggestion "h a s no grounds." Tass reported from Vilnius. 3,000 Poles a day croaa the so-called bridge of friendship checkpoint without visas to vlatt hunliy and friends In Lithuania, which Is comprised of territory that had been Poland * before W orld W ar II. T h e apparent breakthrough came after Lithuanian President Vytautaa Landsbergt* In a speech to his Parliament Monday said the embattled Baltic republic m ay be willing to delay establishment of full Independence. Landabergts'a statement was a retreat In Lith uania's three-week show down w ith Moscow following the March 11 declaration of independence by ita new nationalistcontrolled Parliament. iji m o n th s a f t e r TH E D A TE OP TH E FIRST P U B L I C A T I O N OP T H I S N O T IC E OR T H I R T V (M l DATS A F T E R T H E D A TE OF SERVICE OF A C O P T OF THIS N O T IC E O N T H E T H A T PERSON A IL CLAIMS AND O SJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL ■ E FO REVER BARR ED Tho dsM ol tin t publication of this None* It April A 1M0 Porsenof Hopriwnlallv* L IL L IE B E L LE W ILLIAM S Urd S lo rll Raod SolMor, F u r Mo im p * Portonol Representative W ILLIA M C CROWDER. ESQUIRE ISIS Wotl Remedy Boulevard Tampa. Florid* Slop* TtMphon* 111. 174 111] Florida Bar No 2*070* Publltn April a II. IWO Of PIt IN TN B CIR C U IT CO U R T PON SBMINOBfl C O U N TY . FLO R ID A PRORATE DCV11loot FIN Number *0731 CP IN E l : TH E E S TA TE OP A LE JU N O E R L. SWANT NOTICE OR ADMINISTRATION Tho tS m ln lilrtllo n *t Hi* sttot* of A ltu n d o r L. Sworl, d o c t o i t d . F it * N u m t i r *0-IJ I CP, ll ponding In lh* Circuit Court lor Somlnolo C s u n ly . F lo r id * . P r t b t t o Dlvlilon. M* oddrott ot which I* Somlnolo County Courthouw, Sanford. PL OT7I. Tho nomoo and addrtttst si Iha portonsl r- oprowniotivs'* a t k m t y or* -a O e . -4 -. . . tei lorm wtew. All Inkroskd per rent *r« rsgolFSd Is hi* wim Ml* cowl. W ITH IN TH R E E M ONTHS,OF TH R FIRST P U B L IC A TIO N OR, TH IS NO TICE: I I I Ml claim* against M* oolaN and 11) any p trw n on whom Ml* nolle* wo* wrvod Mat chollsnpot Ms valid Ity ft lh* will. Ms qualification* of tho porwnal roprstontottvo, or lu rlid k tM i at M t A LL CLAIMS ANO O SJEC TIONS NOT SO P IL E O W ILL ■EFOREVEREARREO Publication ot Ml* nolle* hai begun on April A ION. Personal Rtprowntollvt: Mary Swsonoy JkSSEmpire Place SanMd, FL J377I A fM n o y M PtrtanM Roprgoontattvs: SNvtn L. Louronc* JOIN Oak Avenue SanMd. FL 73771 Telephone 407 H I 1114 PuMIth: April A l l , 11*0 D EP44 IN T N I CIR CUIT CO U R TO P T H IIP J U O IC IA L CIR CU IT IR A N O P O R S IM IN O LR CO U N TY , FLORIDA C A S IN O : W4SS1-CA-PRL CITICORP SAVINGSOP FLORIDA. A P I D I R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. PIMntlll, ROBERT G. ROWE. JR . *1*1.. AM EN DED NOTICE OP PO EIC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE 11 H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant t* a Summary/Fmol Judgnwnl *t M tctotur* doled March L two and onlor ad In Caw No W4J1I C A O PL ol Mo Circuit Court ol Me 11th Judicial Circuit In ond M Somlnolo C o u n ty . F lo r id * , n h t r t l n C I T I C O R P S A V IN O S OP F L O R ID A A P E O C R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI A T ION. It Plaintiff, and ROB E R T G ROWE. JR .. R O BER T 0 R O W I. JA N E T M ROWE. S T R E E T S T R IP P E R . IN C . C ITIZ E N S ANO S O U TH E R N N A T IO N A L B A N K OP S T. P E TE R S B U R G . C A P IT A L ASSOCIATES. INC., k/n/a CIT H E N S ANO S O U TH ER N . FLORIDA NA TIO N A L BANK. S TE V E N ASPIS O/B/A AMER 1 CANA ARTS and AM ER ICANA ARTS CORP or* OstondontU). I will w ll k Mo highotl and boil bidder M coin t l M t wotl Hen! door t l Ms Somlnol* County CaruMouw. SanMd. PM Ida, at II.M M cM k t m an lh* >4M doy *1 April. 1WB *"• M l m Mg described property t* w t M M In told Summary/FInM Judgment M M ocM uro. Is wll Lot 10. S H A D O W L A K E WCJOOS. according to Ms Plot M trw l at rrcordod in Plot Book 77. Pag* Si. Public Record* *1 Somlnol* County, PM Id* D A T E D thlt 72nd dor *• March. IWO M ARYANNE MORSE C M * M Ms Circuit Court By Jo n o l J t w w k A t Dtputy Clark Publikh March 70. April 4. IWO D E O let U.S. ^ SAVINGS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S NAM E NPtk* I* horoby given Mat I sm tngsBtd In butlnsw at I X W. Hwy 41*. Sulk pI ISO-17. AHsmontp Spring*. PL 777IL Sam Inst* Csunly. PM Id*. undgr Ms PktIHsu* Norn* st O IP T CH E C K , tnd Mat I Inltnd N C M k st lh* Circuit Csurt, Som Mala Caunty, FM tds. In tc cor done* wlM lh* Provklam ot lh* Flctirtou* Nam* Slstuto*. To Wit: SoctMt M l OF FM Id a SHI UtttlgSI. Sloven H. McClur* PuMIth: March 14. 71. 20. April A IWO 010-141 IN T H E CIR CU IT CO UR T OR T H E ItT N JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN ANO FOR SBMINOAR C O U N TY . -FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION COM PANIES. INC., a Ptimty Ivonio corporation, d/b/e O XFO R D HOME E Q U IT Y LOAN CO Plelnflfl, V IR G IL Z. BER R Y, C H R IS TIN E LOUISE BER R Y, hit wll* and JOHN DOE. N O TIC E OP M L ! PURSUANT TO CH A PTER Of N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN punuonl Is pn Ordor of Final Judgment onMsd In Ml* cow now ponding In tald Court, lh* ttyl* of which It Indlcakd above, | will w ll to the highotl ond boti bidder M cash at lh* Seminole County Courthouw In SanMd. P M Id * ft 1100o'clock A M ., on M sy I , IlgO, lh* M im in g doicrlbod proporty: Tho Wott 10 Not of Lot upend all M Lat* 141 ond 147. SAN FORD H EIG H TS A O O TIO N N SANFORD, according Is lh* plot Iharoat, recorded In Plot Book 7. page* 47 tnd *7. Public Record* ol Somlnol* County. F M id o located *« 704 Weti K M Sir**!. SanMd. PM Id* 77771 D A T E D tb it lis t day *1 March. IWO C LE R K OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT ■y: Jon* E . Jowwlc Deputy C M k Publlih: A p rll4 .ll. IWO D IO R ] IN T H E CIR CUIT COURT. IN AR O PO R SEM IN OLE CO U N TY, PLOEIOA PROBATE DIVISION F IL E N O iW -M JC P IN R E : EtloMof M IL D H E O M TILLIS. Deceeted NOTICE OP ADM IN ISTRATIO N T M sdm lnltlrttlan al lh* OtlOl* ol Mildred M. U n it, d o c o o t o d .. P ll* N u m b e r 10747 CP . It ponding In lh* C irc u it Court lor Somlnol* C s u n ly . P ls r ld s . P rs b o l* Division, the tddrttt at which It North Pork Avtnuo. SenMd P L 11771. Tho nom ot tnd t d d m o tt t l Mt portonol rtp rt wntttiv* tnd m* per tan* I rep rewnlellve't tIM n e y ere w l M M M lm All Interfiled person* or* required ts tlk with Mit court to) All claims ogointl lh* etloi* W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E FIR ST PUELI CA TIO N OP THIS NO TICE tnd lb ) any objection by an InM etl td person to wham Mit nolle* I* wrvod IM I c M IH ng n Me valid ny *1 lh* will, lh* guolilkotiont of Ma portonol ropntonlollv*. vonuo, or lurltdktlan ol Mo Court W ITH IN TH E L A TE R OF TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE F I R S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF T H IS N O TIC E OK T H IR T Y days a fter th e d a te of SER VICE OF A c o p y OF THIS N O TIC E ON TH E O B JE C TIN G PERSON A LL CLAIM S ANO OBJ EC TIONS NO T SO f i l e d w i l l BE FO R E V E R BARRED Publication of M u Nolleo hot begun on April 4. IWO Personal R*srtwnl*iiv« Alma Ouneery IS4 Norm Lott Itr w l Lok* Mary. F L O 744 Phillip H Lagan Bar HM iro P O Bo. *4* SanMd. FL 77771 Okw IM7I 711 1770 Publlih April 4. II. INC D EP 4* IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File No. M-1M-CP IN R E : E S TA TE OP M IC H A E L P. DADOONA. N O TIC E OF ADM IN ISTRATIO N The adminiclestlon of lh* ostsl* ot Michael P. Dsddona. d o c o o i f d . P l l* N w m b o r IB 104CP. I* pending In th* Circuit Court ler Seminal* C a u n ty , P ls r ld s , P rs b o l* Ol vision. Ms address at which I* Somlnolo County Courthouw. Sonlord. PM Id* Th* nemos and addrosoe* *1 Ma permne! roprosentolivo ond Mo parsons! reprtsentotlvo's otM noy or* sot M M M lm All Inkroslod porssns or* roqulrod la hi* wlM ml* I lot All claims ■ W IT H IN T H R E E MC A F T E R TH E FIR ST PU ELI IT ION OF TH IS NOTICE and td parson lo whom Mis none* I* wrvod that challenges Ihe valid Ity al th* will, lh* qualification* *1 lh* porsonal nprosanlatlv*. vonuo. or jurisdiction ot lh* Court W ITH IN TH E L A TE R OF TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS N O TIC E OR T H IR T V DAYS A F T E R T H E D A TE OF SERVICE OP A C O P T OF THIS N O TICE ON TH E O B JE C TIN G PERSON A LL CLAIMS ANO O B JE C ­ TIONS N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO REVER BARRED Publication *1 Mis nolle* has begun on March 7B IWO. Porsonal Roprossnlollv*. LAW RENCE K. COLE JOOQDutch** Lon* W M M Pork. F L J17T1 Porsonal Representall vo Sidney C. Ward 11*1 S. Orlando Avonu* W M M Park. FLUTS* Tokphono: (407147*7771 FI*. Ear No 0*44*0 Publish: March JB April 4. IW* DEP 7*7 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT SEM INOLE CO UN TY. PLORIDA CIVIL ACTIO N N O .: PMOlbCA OF-P F E D E R A L HOME LOAN MOR TGAGE CORPORATION. Ptolnlll y* M IC M A E LF. COWARDS, tlo l Defendant N O TICE OF ACTION To M IC H AEL F. EDWARDS R o s ld o n c o / L o s i K now A d d r e s s : P .O . Bo* I t : Maitland. F L 73711 YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT F IE D Mat an action k M tc hn a mortgage on lh* kliowin doicrlbod property In SEM HOLE County. Florida, to wll Thai eorlalh condomlnlur parcel known o* Unit No 77* i D ES TIN Y SPRINGS. A COh DOMINIUM, ond an imdlvkfc InMosl in Mo lend. appurtenant to wld Unit. , accordance with lh* *ub|* lh# covenants, conditions i trie I torn, terms ond ottw visions ol Mo Doc lor alio Condominium ol D E S T SPRINGS. A CONDOMIN as recorded M Official Re, Book 1117, Pago II I* amended In Official Rti Book 1740, Pag* 1447. 411 0 Public Records ol Sem County. Flordc ho* been filed ogaunf you you art required k servo o ol your written dsknsSs. II upon GRACE ANNE GLA ES Q U IR E . 107* West V B lv d . Sulk B. Post Ottic* 1177. W M M Pars. FL ) 1177. on or OeM* Mo JOth d April. IWO. end Hie the or. wim Mo Clerk ol Mi* Cl court either before wryico lh* Plaintiff's Attorney or m o d lo lo ly t h o r o o ll other*iw . t Doleull wll entered ego m i I you for rtiiel demanded In Me I plaini or Petition W ITNESS m , hand and ol Mi* Court on Mts the uih ol March, two I Court Seal) M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CU IT COURT By Joan Brillonl Deputy CM S Publish March 2* April e I*. IWO 0EO20I �Sanford Htraid. Sanford. Florida — Wadnaaday. April 4. I WO — 7* [Legal Notices M T M C IR CU IT COURT M A M PM FLO R ID A T B DfV ISION F i l l N G b S M l-E F I I I T H « C IT A T I Of N IT M A N TTH IAS. N O T K IO F ADM IN ISTRATIO N | T M •RmlMitf align *1 flw M AR G A R ET M A N T T H IA S . W i l l C F .te i Circuit Caarf at * R tf, F l a r l i a , F ra k a la Ma aRFma af vMcfi la C, laniard. PlarMa [t k a nama and N Ida Raaraaanfaflra and »g’b brg art term kateg AM I te UN m m m u Caurt. KIN T H R U M O N T H ! OF K «I IF IR S T PUBLICATIO N OF N O T K I : I I I an claMna I mg lalaaa and 111 any H a itia n ky an Inlaraalad Ml! I N Ida nrlll. mg mteflflcBtena ar lartadknan al Ida A L L C L A IM ! ANO OBJ EC N O T SO F I L I D W ILL I F O R IV IR RAR M O . FaMIcaHan al m a Naika kaa a an Apr H i IMF M NC.BCAN. Legal Notices IN T N I C IR CU IT ( ^ | OF T N f W TN J U G K I A l CIR CUIT IN A IM FOR C A -t P l A M C R IFIR S T RANK, A F I O f R A L 1 A V IN 0 I RANK, termarly kiwwn at AmarlFkal Fadwaf lavinpiandLaan Flgtetlft, A R T H U R A .R O O T H f.J R ,. I T AL . N O T K IO F F O R IC L O k U R I I A L I NOT 1CI I I H I R I R Y G I V I N paraapat M a lamm ary Final JiM tnant at Faratteaara dated Mar id II , IWk and mterad M Caw Na a a t M lC A a a l al aw C ircuit Caart a l Ida I I T H Jadklal Circuit In and Mr laml note Crunty. Flarlda. wdaraat A M I R IF IR IT RANK. A F I G ■ R A L 1 A V IN G 1 R A N K , termarly knaarn aa AmartFlrN Fadaral lavtnpi and Laan Am * cloltan. Plakdlft, and AR THUR A. R O O TH I. JR ., I T A L . ara WNndawH. I a m M N da Mgwat dMdar tar caad at Ida Waal Front Oaar at Ida laminate County Caurfdauw. laniard. F N tld k at I I . « a’tWcd A M . an Ida Md day at May. IFM. Ida Judam int.tewll: Untt M 4 C R A N I 'l R O O IT V IL L A O I, II C T IO N H R , tapaldar w ild an undlrldad .41 ‘ ............ " IIM R L M A V O .IW .a l U N I M BRAVO. F.A. M M aaRaadMAtuHawa iF N n d a a m Iw a u a a F a a : i « n n * n » all 4 II. I IF F N O T IC IO F F IC TIT IO U S M U M i la karaky (Ivan dial I in of MM A v g . laniard. Fla.. I la w mala Cauify. F terMb. untear M a Fkimaua Nama M ACCS N T (F A IN T IN G , and MM I Inland la (Clark at Ma Circuit Caurt. lamCawdy. Flarlda te ac nidi Ida Prgvtetena at FKttlteui Nama Itebutek Ta wd T IB Fata IM 4 at Ida PadNa Racarda at l am mate Caanfy, Flarlda IN C L U O IN O I F I C I F I C A L L V . R UT N O T B Y WAV OF LIM ITA TIO N . T M I FOLLOW INO IQ U IP M f N T FAN/HOOO 0I1H W ASH IR C E N TR A L H E A T 4 AIR T O G I T H I H wild Ml ma ImaaM m anli. rlgdta. apparlananca4 rank, ray elite*. minor al. all and paa rtfM i and pratit4 Hack, and all tlrtun* naw ar haraaHar a pari at Ida pnpgrty, medrama raplbcbmanli ana ad D A T ID i IMF. iP u k lim : March 14 II. Ml April [4 H R [ O f O IN Ih lt IIn d day al M A R V A N N IM O R 1 I. Clark Clrcull Caurt Ry: Jana I . J w a ale OaautyCNrk PudllHi: March M. April 4 INB c io tr a N O T IC IO F F JC TITIO U 1 N A M I N O T IC IO F Matka 1* hanky |i*an mat 1 F K T IT M U IN A M I r t ,» g U In b u c Jw i at 111 Natka la harady «i«an mat I AHamarda O r . Altamanfa am anpapad m kualrwn at Itaj .'I Spring*. FL. lamlnalt Cawdy, Lyna T r.. CaaiaWarty. F L H IM . r’l FterMb. vndar a n FlrtltMua laminate Caunty, FterMa. undar ; { Mama at T C I1 ENTERP RISES Ik a F l c l l t l a u i N a m a a l l a f T H I C IT Y ! R U T R N G L IlH ’l J A N IT O R IA L , E H O F P E R "). and a n ! I Intend 1 IR V IC I1 . and id* ; la rgfftiter b*M nama wild tha j Clark at Ida Ctrcuri Caurt, lamClark at ma Circuit Caurt. lam kwta Caunty. FterMb. In acMate Caunty, Flarlda. In ac fardanca m id aw Pravtateni at ccrdHica m m tha Prgvtatem at Ida Flclllloua Nama libtvtea. Ta Ida FkttHaua Nama llatutet. Ta w in lactton M M Florida Stet Win laettm S U B Flarida M il utetlFU CtekraK krunaadlar Garnatt (n fliih PuMIM: March 14 II. 14 April PudilHl: March J L M. April 4 - 4 itaa U I it. i m D d o -ita • H ? D E G ltl P I Liflil Notices IN T M C IR CU IT COURT FLORIDA FHa NanOartS M4CP IN R l : T N I I t T A T l O F J A M T 0 JOHNSTON N O T K IO F Tda admimatrattan at ma a 1 1a t a a t J A N ■ T O . JO H N S TO N , dacaaaad . FHa Nwakar Ik M P C F . N panOnp m Ida ClrcaH Caart N r laminate C a a n ly . F la r ld a . Frafcata Dteteten. Rw aooaaa at awicd N F A Orawar C, laniard. FNrtda am. Ttw namaa and adwaawa Legal Notices M T M C IR CU IT COURT IT IM V IM O M PIN Hawker t k l M C F IN R E : T M B I T A TE OF F R E D KADI, N O T K IO F A W M M fS TR A TM N Tda adminiatretten at tda itatn at F R I O R A O I. daF IH Nwakar t k tM C P . W N o In kw Circuit Caart Cawdy. F terlds. _____________ an. Rw addrew at w dlcd la lam in ate Caunty C e e r t d e e ie . l i t N . P a rk and Id a p a r ta n a l ra p ra - W ITH IN T H R U M O N TH ! OF T H I F IR S T PU BLICATIO N OF THIS N O T K I : III SR claim apauwi ma aatete and 111 any ak ia d la n ky an inlaraalad Iky at Ida wdL ma at ma p rnnua. ar larladkdan at Ida A LL CLAIMS ANO O O JfC TIONS N O T SO F I L I O W ILL H F O R I V I R B A R R IO . FuMlcatlan at tdlt iwtka hat marilynS fuSSST SMI HORSCSHOI O R IV t LOWO WOOO. FLO R ID A MTTf Attenwy ter DON ALD W. S C A R L IT T . ■ SQUIBB MM IA S T CONCORD STB I I T O R LA N O A FLORIDA S M I Tatepdana: IN ?) 01 lia r Pudilld: April 4 II. I«W D EFaa N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S N4M B Hatlea la daraky a*van mat I am antapad In > ninaai at N ik S. Franed And., laniar d Fla . laminate Comte. FWrtda. mdar Ida Fktitteaa Nama at SIM JN O L I F L O W S ! SMOF. and IdH I Inland te raptetar laid nama m m ma Cterti at Ida Circuit Caurt. Itmlwate Caunty. F ra rltla n t al tda FItIIllawi Nama I taddaa. Ta WII: l actlan M B FterMb Stebutet IMS tianFateakl Pukiith March II . 14 April 4 11. irw O IO IIT N O T K IO F F IC TITIO U S N A M I Naika 1* karaky o w n mat I am m a n ia m kuUrate at US D a a s la i A a a .. A lla m a n ta Sprmsa. laminate Caunty, Ftarat IN VER H0MC1. and Rwi I m m ma Clark at Ida Circuit Caart. l aminate Caunty. Ftertda. In a tta r dance wild tda Frcvlitena af Ida Flclltlau* Nama Statute*. Te Wit: Saetten M l at Flarlda Itatutea I W , Inc. FvA H d: March It. M April 4 11. taw D E O t it ‘ ‘ ......... Ite m s rare w t term I A L L CLAIM S ANO O k J IC TKMtS N O T SO F I L I O W IL L ■ I F O R I V I R B A R R ID . ta Ma wHd Rw caurt W IT H IN T H R U M O N T H S FRO M T H I O A T I O F T H I F I R S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS N O T K I : I I I H I claim* ■w arn ma estate and It ) any etTacIten ky an Interested perasn ta akaw nattea waa malted kwt thaiianpaa Ids valid tty at a ltma m il. ms m wiitvatwm al Rw acmw ar larltdktten at tda caart. Date at ma Im t yuklkattan ot tdla iwtlea al sdmMttretlen April 4 IfW. F R I O RAO I, JR. M ARR A. R O T E IN . IS Q U I R I IMS Clay Annua. Salta i n Ortanda. F tends JSMi F tertda Bar Ne it teal Tatepdana: lO F IE k S lM Fudlted: April 4 11. HW D IF A N O T K IO F F IC TITIO U S NAMB Natka Is karaky flown mat 1 am snpakad In kuilnaw at U S Char latte I t , Lanpwaad. laml twte Caunty. Ptertdm wtpar Ida F lc lllla a a Nam a at C O M F U T R R R IN O S B R V IC I C IN T E R . and mat I Intend te Clark H ma Circuit Caurt. Sam mate Caunty. F tertea. m accardancc m m ma Prcvtslsns at ma Fktltteua Items ttetvted Ta Wit: Saetten M l EP Flarida Slat w tetitll PudilHl: April i- II. I4 M . tfW D IP A N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S NAMB It handy yivan mat I M kuamaw si IAS S. Ca n.'lanpw aad. F L SUM. la m inate Caunty, Flarlda. intere Ida Fktltteua Nama A AAA T B E E SERVICE, and mat I m m ma Clark A ma Circuit Caurt. SamInals Caunty. Flarlda. In eccerSanaa w ild Ida Fray Ulan* A tha Flrtltlavs Nama Statute* Ta WII: Sertlan SA W FterMa llatutet ITS!. Henry Hardy Fkeweed 4 Tree Service Inc. Henry Hardy Jr. PuAllh: March 11, M April 4 i i . iw k 010114 Lsqal Notlcss N O T K IO F P IC T IT lO V t NAME Natka te harady ptyan mat I am anpspad In duHnaw al IWt 1. C « 7 . i w i a a a l F L SAM. Samteste Caunty. FWrtda. undar Ida Fklttteue Name A H AR D Y MULCH, and dwt I intend te Clark A Ida Clrciiil Caurt, Sam mate Caunty. Fteridn. m ac■Mtepuw m JjHn HNwFmwtity VI -t ISMtl 0* Ida FkdtteM Nama Statute*. Ta Wit: Saetten SM St Ftends StA wtealtA. Henry Hardy F ln naadk T n a Sanies Inc. Henry Hardy J r PuMWi: March II, M April 4 II, INS D E O II1 N O T K IO F F IC TIT IO U S NAMB Natka te karaky A«an that I am anpapsd m kuHnati A US Duncan T r.. Lanpwaad. Fla. m r * . laminate Candy. FterMm intetr Ida Fktltteua Nama A R 4 L A U TO BBORERS, and that ^M|wRM> 4a U IM nA|H II RMNO |n H pT10BIPT nf m m ma Clerk a ma Circuit Caurt, Samteste Caunty. Fterl da. In actnrdnnte wild Ida Frsvlttent al Ida Flclllteut Nama llntute*. Ta WII: tertian MS St FterMa llatvte* H O William Ratm Lemon PuAllh: April 4 II. te .IL 1TB OEFA IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE CO U N TY , FLO R ID A PROBATE DIVISION FdaNatekarkhtets-CP IN RE: T H E E S TA TE OF JOSEPH FRIEptOY, JR N O T K IO F AOM IN ISTBA TtO N Tda ad m in lttrA M n A tda m ate A JO S EPH P R IEN O Y JR ., dacaawd. Fite Numkar t WSJ CP. te psndtep te tha Circuit Caart ter temlnnla C a a n ly , F la r ld a . P re k a le Olrttien. Ida addraw A which it laminate Caunty Csurtdeute. P.O. Drawer C. Santard. F L M i l l S a lt T d a nama* and A Ida psrwnal rapra All InteretMd yn w n i ara rawiltad te llte m m Ihtt court. W ITH IN TH R E E MONTHS OF T H I F IR S T PURLICATJON OF THIS N O T IC E : II I HI claims Skated ma aviate and 111 any efclectlea ky an Interested par wn te wham mis nAtee wav malted Idat chAtenpa* Ida valid Ity A Ida m il. tda audllkaiwnt A Ida perwnet nprewntatlv*. renua. ar |urtedktten A Ida caurt ALL CLAIM S AND O k J IC TIONS N O T SO F I L I O W ILL ■ E F O R E V E R B A R R IO PvMkatten A Idit Natka hat bo fun an April 4 IfW Parvanai Rapraaantettua: CY N TH IA F R IIN D Y U N Phi Invent Avenue Hunltepdan valley. PA Itow Parvanai RaprawntAlva R E N N E T H M BEANE. M U SOUTH U 1. HIGHW AY II (1. CASSELBERRY. F L U !* ! Tatepdana: M d lS li PvMHh: Apati 4 II. late D IP N Legal Noticaa IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H « ■ W H T I I N T N J V O K M L CIR CUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. F L 0 R I0 4 CASE NO. B IA S C A -S O L I N R I : TtwM erriapaA: M ICHAEL W E STRAW SIR Petitioner/Hwdand, Legal Notices IN TN E CIR CUIT COURT O F T N E IIB N T IIN T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR H I M N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s e n t : w tM d C A e a i SEM INOLE WOODS CO M M UNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.. NICOLE R. STRAW SIR. N O T K I OF ACTION TO N K O L IR .S T R A W S IR U l l NORTHW EST A NORIW S LAW TON. OR LAHOMA M M YOU ARE N O TIF IE D m A an actian ter O lwHutten A Mar ruse hat keen Mad apHnvl yaw In laniard, lam inate Camty, FterMa and yau ara topulrad te aarva a espy A your written It any te II. an PAI II. D A V ID L. E R V IN . I S Q U IR E, and wham addrote It. M B E. MWV. 0 4 F 0 ROR » . A L T A M O N T E S F R IN O S . m it e s * , and file Ida ertpinel Wtm ma Clark A ma Circuit Caurt. Civil Otyivian. M l N. Fart Avenue. Sanford. FterMa. a m . HI ar before April II. IfN ; etdOfwlH, a Judpmant ter me rotrn rtkuatted In Ids F A I tten ter DtuAutten H Marriapo may da antarad apaind yaw W ITNESS my hand and bad A m it caurt on March n . INS ICourt S u l) M A R T A N N I MORSE A l Clark A Ihe Court ky: Jackie Royd AeOaputy Clark March N . April A II. D fO M t IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT O F TH E IfTH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE N O B A B CAW C O LLEC TIV E FE D C E A L U V IN G I A NO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Piainftn. y*. FRA NR L. HARRINGTON, AA. Ottendamtbl. N O TIC E OF U l l lim a NOTICE IS H E R I E T O IV EN purym nt te an Ordar SchaSuiiny Faracteaura Sate anlarkd In mu cats naw panetep m isM Caurt. the ttyte A wNch It Indkatod I will ball te the hlyhavi aruf had bidkar ter cadi at tha SEMINOLE Caunty Caurthauba. M l N. Park Avenue. Santera. FterMa m i l . at 11 M A M , an tha lath day A May, IW 4 tha tat term In taM Order ar Final Judpmant. to wit L A L and Covered Parting E. C Y P R E S S V IL L A G E 1 R 0 R EPLAT. TR A C T C PHASE I. accarding to tha ptet marant at racarmd In Plat kaak 14 M H IT. Public Records A Stminalb Caunty. FterMa D A TE D at Semlnate Caunty. Pier Ma (Tilt Mm day al March. ION. M A R T A N N I MORSE Aft Clark. Circuit Caurt laminate County. FterMa ■y: JaneE Jeeewk A t Daputy Clerk Pueuan March M. April 4 itta D EO H I T IlA L f O A U R T IN S a n d IOOA PACHECO D « M ARTIN. Mtwtte. N O TIC E OF U l l N 0 TIC 1 IS H E R E B Y O IV IN purtuaA te a Final Judgment A Part l istcat dated March lb, IfW . tntorbd In Civil Cota Numkar- M i M S C A w E . A ma Elghteanm Judktei Circuit. In and ter l am mate Caunty. Fieri d a . w k e re ln , S E M IN O L E WOOOS COAAMUNITY ASSO Cl AT ION. IN C . 11 Flamtitte. bnd TE S A LIO M AR TIN 1 and IOOA PACHECO 0 1 A U R TIN . Mb Will, are Datendantt I will tall te ma Mghed and bed btddar ter cadi, at tha Wad Front Osar A l aminate Caunty Courthouse, laniard. FterMa A M W a m . an May 4 HW. Ida teftewMf described property at tat term m taM Firm Judg merit, te m t: H O M ESITE 1 A SEMINOLE vey A record, recorded in Of tidal Records Bask 1111, Paget M l through M l at the Public Racarda A laminate Caunty. FterMa. mars particularly da termed in BidlM t " A " attached E X H IB IT " A " SEM INOLE WOOOS H O A U S I T II Legal Datcnptten T H A T P A R T OF: Tha HW te A Ihe SW te A SECTIO N It . TOW NSHIP » SOUTH. R A N O f a EAST. Sam mate Canity, FNrtda Being mark particularly da scribed at teltews: Commence A Ida Permanent Ing IM SW tam er al teld S e c t io n H i r u n th e n c e N M * al'a 4"W along Ihe W boundary ima IheraA H U J T te Ida F a rm a n a n l B b ltra n c a aignanng Ida SW A ataraasW NW te A ma SW te A Saetten ||, canttnua thence NOACJ' aY W along tha W. beundery Itea IheraA I O U T corner A bald NW te al tea SW tei thanes ItW WU T " E along ma M boundary line tharpA tea la ta Ida P O I N T O F BEGINNING: continue manes N e y g r k i“ E u a i r : thanca. leaving bate N baungary Una. U r r f f i r ' E m a r lg mg N W ly R/W ling A WoaSriegs Drive: Ihenca S i m n w slang taM NW ly R/W lint MS Ob', manca. leaving taM NW ly R/W line. N i r w i r w gig as' ta me Paint o*f ft^gkpiFijiiig CsAalMng SMS acres, mere O A T E O this llntf day at M a r c h , t t a g MARY ANNE MORSE CLEAR OF TH E CIR CU IT COURT B y: Jana E . Jaaawlc [W iitv Clwk PuMIth: M a t ch 29. A »rll 4 m o 0 (0 1 7 4 Legal Notices IN TN E C IR C U IT COUNT OF T H I I t O N T I t W T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION N D IM W C A N F BANC ONE M O R TGA GE CORPORATION termarly knawnaa A M ER ICA N FLETCHBRAaORTOAOE COMPANY, INC.. GEORGE I . R A I I E T . M A . N O T IC IO F SALE NOTICE ta here! pursuant te Ida F ln A Ju A Fsrtcteaurg and ^ Circuit Court 7 ^ 3 N Io tT T I E N T H JudftciA Circuit. In and ter S E M IN O L E County. FterMa. Civil Action Number Waste CA-PFP Ida u n d w H r— Cterfc will tall tda property «■fueled In talk County. Pa ter Idad aft L A II. OAR F O R E S T U N IT O N E . eccereing te Ida gist tdereM at recorded In PIM (aah a begat s i n A ma PuPiic Racsrdb A lamtnate County. Florida togathor wim A l Itructurg* imgrovgmantt, natural, bppil taM land t r used In canlunctten therewith, A public tbiv. te ms at IIB s c t e c b A M ., wi Ida Nd day A May 1WB. at Ida RteA Freni B a r A dig SEMINOLE County Courthouse. Santard. Florida (C O U B T S E A U M A R T A N N I MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIR CU IT CO U R T By: JaneE. Jeaewk Deputy Clark Publish March It. April 4 HW D EO IB N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAMB Notice It harady given M A I am angawd In busteete A IB S Sutton T r , Geneva. F L ara. laminate Caunty, FterMa. undar Ida Flcllttetn Nama A DIS­ COUNT D ISTRIBUTORS, and M A t Intend te refitter said nama with ma Clark A Ida Circuit Caurt. lim kw te C a n ty . Provisions al tha Plrtltteftit Hama StAute* T a Wit: Secttsei M l B FterMa llatutet IfW. Barbara Maynard Publish: March J4 April 4 It. 14 HW D I D 111 N O T IC IO F F IC TIT IO U S NAMB NAtee It harady given M A I am tngew* te duateaat A II I L argute It St., LsnfwaadL Fla. am. Samteste Caitety. FterMa. S C IE N TIFIC GLASS Bd/BM R ■ N T f R P h llE L and trial I In tend te rafltter sate nama wtm tda Clark A tda Circuit Court, laminate Caunty. F u r tea. te accordance with tha Prgvlatem ol tda Fktllteirs Name llatutet. 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April 4, 1990 I C le a n A ir 1 9 0 0 P o llu t io n c o n t r o l s w o u l d c o s t e v e r y b o d y ■ fM O M H O M O B United Press International W A S H IN G TO N - After I3 years of legislative paralysis, the Senate adopted a landmark c lean air bill to slice a d d rain emissions In half, cut canccr-eauslng Industrial pollution and dissipate amof( choking IO I cities. Senators approved the bill 8 9 -11 Tuesday night and sent It to thr House, ending more than two m onths of floor debate and back-room negotia­ tions with the Hush administration on a bipartisan compromise. Florida's senators. Hob Graham, a Democrat, and Connie Mack, a Republican, voted for thr bill. T h e Srna lr vole was the first major step by Congress since 1077 lo strengthen the Clean A ir Act. an effort that repeatedly slatted on Capitol Hill In thr 1080s due to strong opposition from thr Reagan administration. T h e final legislation will touch every American's pockrtbook through higher utility bills. Increased a u t o a n d g a s o lin e c o s ta a n d o t h e r e ffe c ts r ip p l in g from pollution controls affecting Industries rang­ ing from cool m ining lo p rtm rh rm lcnls to the neighborhood dry cleaner. Industry officials warned the changes could cost hundreds of thousands of Jolts, hut agree with environmentalists that th r nation must address Its gargantuan — and growing — air pollution problems. Including: • A n estimated 23 million Ions of acid rain emissions belched from cnal-hurnlng |xiwrr plants each year, damaging lakes, slrrum s and forests In the Northeast and Canada. • About 2.7 billion pounds of urrvr-dam aglug and cancer-causing pollution released by factories each year. T h e Environmental Protection Agency has regulated only seven of the hundreds of loxir rhcm lcals routinely spewed Into thr environment. • Smog-causing emissions Irorn cars and In­ dustry that have put IO I cities In violation of federal health standards. Senate Democratic leader George M ltrhrll of M ulnr said the failure to act had allowed air f g g f i i s k y C it ie s f ig § Metropolitan areas where the most chemical accidents;'' V-Vi’. - .v.v- re le a s e d to x ic c h e m ic a ls In to th e a lr 'V v 'v .V ;> & * •■ ■■— ■ — ■ ■* ' "* ' *—•*— — —~ pollution to women substantially over the |>asi ilrcade. "W e've had 13 yra m of statements, and the ulr In some places has gotten d irty." he said. "N o w we n rrd a law lo m akr I he air cleaner everywhere. Th is bill will do that. Il dramatically expands und strengthens Ih r clean ulr law and docs II In th r most ros!-cfflclrnt manner possible.'* While praising the bill. M llchcll also (old reporters he would serk to toughen the bill In negotiations with Ih r House. T h a i could provoke a showdown later Ibis yra r with President Hush, who has threatened to veto any hill that costs Industry Inn much. Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansus said the "la ndm a rk" hill would protrahly rank us the Senate's most Important accomplishment In 1000. " I don’t think anything else w r will do Ibis year will surpass this legislation." h r said. W h ltr House spokesman Marlin Flt/w a trr. relum ing from a two-day domestic (rip with Ih r prrsldrnt. said a llrr Ih r vote. " W r 'r r pleased. We'll work for p a s s a g e III the llo iis r." *— 1- - ■ _•• Senate sponsors estlmatrd stricter emission limits on ram. factories nnd coal-burning power plants w ill rust ih r ernnomy $21 billion a yra r. on lop of $32 billion now spent by Industry on pollution control. Industry groups said Ih r hill actually will rosl $4(1 million more. Some Senate opponents said th r hill would take a dramatic economic toll. Sen. Robert Hyrd, l)-W .V u .. said he could not support II because Us arid rain provisions would devastate his homestair coal Industry. "Clean air nccil nol be bought wllh reduced economic growth. Job losses and human suffer­ ing." h r said. Environmental activists were unhappy the hill did not go farther to clear the ulr. "W ithout major Improvements, tills hill will nol dellvrr on Ih r promise of ( Iran air for our children u nd g r a n d c h ild r e n ." suld H la k r E a r ly , a spokesman for the Sierra Club, which along wllh other environm ental groups vowed lo seek stronger legislation In the House. WE BEAT ALL LOCAL ADVERTISED T Am»ric*'$ LtroMt WlmandSpirit*Merchant ABC WILLHOTBE UNDERSOLD rioT 7 U A Y S A L E G O O D T H R U T U E S D A Y . A P R I L 10 Chicago, HI. Charleston, W.Va. Decatur, 111. Saginaw-Bay City-Midland, Mich. 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OF 12 - $142.50 Balttmora, Highlights of Senate clean air legislation U n ited Prose International W A S H IN G TO N - Here urr thr major elements of the clean air bill passed by tb r Senate: Urban Smog Th e bill Imposes clean up requirements to reduce Industrial and automobile emissions In the 101 cities now violating federal health standards tor ozone smog Most cities would have lo come Into compliance by the year 2000, but the nation's nine smogglest urban areas would be given more time In recognition ol the severity ot their problems. A deadline ol 2005 would be set lor N e w Y o rk , P h ila d e lp h ia , Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, M ilw a u k e e , San D ie g o and Muskegon, M ich ., while Los Angeles, the nation's dirtiest city, would have until 2010. If a state (ails to impose an adequate smog control plan, the Environmental Protection Agency would be required lo Impose one penally lor each year ol non­ compliance. Possible penalties Include limitations on (he use ol federal highway funds, a ban on construction ot new lactorles that emit smog-forming pollu­ tion, a ban on connection ol drinking water hookups In new buildings and the withholding ot federal air pollution control funds. The bill eliminates a section ol current law requiring the EPA lo impose cleanup plans on stales and cities that drag their feet on pollution control. Acid Rain . The bill would roqulre 107 c o a l-b u rn in g p ow or p la n ts, primarily In the Midwest and South, Inckudlng three in Florida, lo reduce annual sullur dioxide emissions by roughly 10 million tons below 1980 levels by the turn ot the ce n tu ry S u llu r d io x id e Is one o l the key " p r e c u r s o r " p ollu ta nts that causes acid rain In the Northeast and Canada (The only Central Florida site is at Bartow ) The bill also would set up a system ol marketable pollution permits that utilities could buy and sell among themselves so that emission control could be carried out at those plants where solutions were the cheapest The pollution permit system will be used by the EPA lo "cap" sullur dioxide emissions alter the year 2000. ensuring the lOmiihon ton reduction Is not eroded The bill contains Incentives lor u tilitie s to use sm okestack "scrubbers" or innovative "clean coal" technologies that would allow them to continue burning high polluting, high sullur coal in an environmentally sound way Utilities also would be re­ quired by 2005 lo cut annual n itr o g e n o x id e e m is s io n s . H 99 GIN t 7} 12.99 GIN Gilbey’s Gin. ?? 12 CS.0FI-S75.50 Johnnie 780ML 949 CS.0F12-S144.IS CS. OF 12 - $131.81 •rrto o ri PREFERRED Utl £5 - ■ 2 .0 0 22?? 10.99ss; Toxic Air Pollution Auto Emissions T h e b ill w o u ld re q u ire automakers lo reduce smoglorming tailpipe emissions Irom cars by Ihe mid-1990's. The cuts would reduce nitrogen oxide emissions by 22 percent and hydrocarbon emissions by 60 percent. A second round ot tailplpo emission reductions would take elfecl nationwide In the year 2003 II 12 or more seriously sm o gg y c i t ie s — o u tsid e ot California — did not meet federal nealih standards at ihe end of 2001. It required, those reduc­ tions would reduce remaining emissioits by 50 percenl. Alternatively, II a city had smog 25 percent above federal health standards in the year 2000, the second round emission reductions would be required lor all cars in that city. Alternative Fuels The bill requires that re formulated gasoline - a special blend with reduced contaminant levels — be used in Ihe nation’s nine smogglest cities by the mid 1990 s. Atfected cities are Lo s A n g e le s . N e w Y o rk , Philadelphia, Chicago. Houston, Baltimore. San Diego, Milwaukee and Muskegon, Mich II also would require by 1991 that new mass transit buses run on cleaner burning alternative fuels such as compressed natu­ ral gas or alcohol fuels made from grain In the nine smoggiesl cities, operators ol commercial Heels ol more lhan 20 vehicles that are fueled al a central facility also would have lo use alternative fuels 11 11U DUO M T U M U rt W O L K C H M lrrr another pollutant linked to acid rain, by 2 million tons below 1980 levels. The bill would require Ihe Environmental Protection Agency to set limits for 191 cancerc a u s in g or n e rv e -d a m a g in g pollutants emitted from a wide variety ol Industial facilities. Any plant emitting more than 10 tons per year ot a regulated pollutant would be required to Install pollution control devices to reduce emissions below the applicable EPA limit. The bill sets a goal ol reducing emissions so that "the most exposed individual" near any plant would lace a cancer risk of no greater than one In a million. The bottom-line health stan­ dard would be a cancer risk ot one In 10.000. Any plant that could not meet that standard would have to shut down, unless the plant operator conducted a site specific health assessment that showed actual cancer risks were below that standard ItrS ^S S uumct-iuft-aMMTt 13?? Chicago, tha Windy City, holds a dubious distinction: Among major U S. metropolitan areas. It had the most chemical accidents (from 1982 Ihrouoh 1988) that released toxic chemicals into tha air. Tha Los Anoeies-Lono Beach area was a distant second. Li.' t i l l ' . SUITCASE . ■ - - m ----------- CUtMT e e r a e M T i e f umuKM Cincinnati, Ohio UOHT. 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STTH0P0AM ( M lii5 ,M llACH Sm �INSIDE: ■ Comics, Page 4B ■People, Page 5B ■ Classified, Page BB # Running neck and neck Karr, Patriots IN BRIEF BASKETBALL Bulls, Pacers ready for playoffs II Tuesday night'* il.iie with the Indiana Facer* .ind Chlrago Hull* was a plavnlf preview. Hu n I h ii Ii side* gave II a thuinb*-up. I In- II ii IIh used a rare balanced a lla rk In score •lielr lilih straight vielory. 109-102. tml the 1‘aeern llinlied Michael Jordan In 29 polnls. inehidltu! I2 n l 12 Irani the frer-throw line. " I l * very po**lhlr dial we ll inert In the llrsl riiiin d ." said Jo rd a n , whose Id |h i Ii i i s in the la s t ; i :•*«» te e d th e trium ph. "W e wauled lo make a statement." T h e I’aeers made a Hlalenieiil themselves: Kxpccl them lo |Miimd I he tiall Inside on one end ol the llm r and Jo rda n on the oilier. Klsewhere. (■olden Stale edged Orlando I2 7 -I2 li. I’hlladelphla lical I Illusion 133-112. I ><-lroll defeated Huston 93-82. New York top|M-d • level.mil 106 97. Minnesota edged San Anlonlo 92-INI. Utah routed Charlotte 127-10-1. the I.A Clippers lical Sarrailienlo 11-1-105. Seallle (Iclc.lied I'orll.mil 136-134, and I’hnciilx lical Dallas I 17 I I 1 Peters, Rams overtake Oviedo blank DeLand From staff reports From ataff raports I.AKK M ANY — Senior captain Terri Pelers drove In Ihe gam ew inning run In ihe bottom ol Ihe seventh Inning as the Lake Mary Hams rallletl jiasi lire Oviedo l.loris 5-4 In a key Seminole Alhlelle Conferr-nee snllhall game Tuesday alti-miNin The win lm|irnves Lake Mary In 16 4 overall and 9-1 In Ihe S A C . a half-game ahead nl Lake Hranlley (H I in ihe SA C alter healing Delamil Tuesday nlgllll Oviedo. 113 and 8-2. tails line g.uneoll the pace. Oviedo took a 2 0 lead with single runs In the tup of the llrst anil fourth Innings Ix-lnre die Hams expliMled lor three runs In tin- iMillnm nl the fourth tu take a 3-2 lead Tara Calvin started llle three run rally with a single ami took second mi a throw mg error Pam Flu-Ill then rlpjM-d a triple lo score Calvin ami ! See R im s , Page 3B A L T A M O N T E SPKINC.S M lshcllr K a rrs tw o ru n Insirle-ihe-park home run hlghllghlerl Lake llrantlev's 10 0 w in river Dclaind In Seminole Alhlelle Conference softball action Tuesday night I In- win keep* Lake Hranlley (14-3 overall. 8 - 1 In lln- SAC), a half game back of conference­ leading I ..ike Mary 19 I alter healing Ovlcrlo Tuesday allernoonl Lake Hranlley was led by Nicole Halhbun's 3 lor 3 perlorin.ini i- Michelle Davis was 2 for 4 with an Hill and three runs scored while Shelley Sturdivant was 2 lor 2 with an Kill and one run scored. Other contributors lor the Patriots were Chris K.dia|.i and Tania Dla/ leach with a single. Rill, one run senreill. Je n n y Vails and Jennifer Masclnrclll lone Kill t-achi and Kristi Wilson llwo See P s trlo ts , Page 3 B 0*wd* U U M ii, Honan B lo c ,,' D „ tj Mollon 7B — Non, IB Waryl HR Non, A n o n h II C l 1 KM 101 9 - 1 m II ill l - | ii i So-'g*. I P 0 *0111, 1 LP Vanning lO ,„d o l F l c h l l l , , , Ov-rdo 111 I ) VAC Lak, Va>, BASEBALL Mtf*l«J Photoby Tommy Vmccnt Torn Peters drove in Ihe winning run lor Ihe Lake Mary Rams In Ihelr Seminole Athletic Conference win over Oviedo on Tuesday altornoon Co, nqfon *n«j P*i»on Hartman *cd S'urdtganf WP — Hartman lP Covington JH 0a«i% Sturdivant (Lakv Brantley) JB — Norsk m U Karr tlakv Brantley) Uecordt Lake Brantley 14 ). 0l Arias and Paloheimo exit early Mattingly threatens free agency Don Matllngly. who has played Ills rn llrr eareer with the New York Yankees, says he will hang up his |itusirl|M-s if the team falls to sign him lu .i new coni raft before Opening Day. Matllngly has vowed not to negotiate a deal mice the season lieglns and has threatened to llle lor tree agency at the end ol the year lie Is upsi-i by what lie perceives as a lack of effort to gel a new deal worked out on the |iart of Yankee owner George Sicmhremter T h e All-Star player wants a live-year |iackag<sltmlar to the one W ill Clark of the San Francisco C la m s' netted. Clark signed a m a­ jor league high 817 million, four-year deal In the otlsfuson Klsewhere. Minnesota edged Huston 5-4. Pittsburgh trounced Texas 1 1-5. I’hlladelphla nudged Tornnlo 13-8. I.os Angeles nailed the New York Yankees 6-1, Haltlmore nipped Atlunln v|-0 , Houston treat Cincinnati 8-6 . the New York Mrts lopped Montreal 129. the Chicago Cubs delealed San Francisco 11-7. San Diego crushed California 11-2. Cleveland stopped Seattle 2 I Oakland beat Milwaukee 6 3 anil Si l.outs and the Chicago W hile Sox ended In a 5 5 lie *\* From staff report* L A K E M A R Y — Crowd loyally can In- a III kit- tiling During 'Tuesday'* evening session nl lln- I'ru d cn tla l-H a ch c Te n n is Classic at ihe Heathrow Racquel Chili. Gainesville'* Jo h n Ross — one nl ihe few liitirnaineni participants with stale tie* — had lo bailie agalnst ernwil senllmenl while u p ­ selling Nn 6 seed Jim m y Aria* 7-6 17 5). 1 0 .8-3 . COLLEGE HOOPS Gators’ Kruger optimistic G A IN E S V IL L E — Newly apimlntcd Florida liaskelhall coach lain Kruger expressed op­ timism Tuesday as he took the reins ot the lieleagliered program " f ile situation here |irovlded a Iremendous ainounl ol poli-ntlal." said Kruger, who was Inn il Sunday alter s|H'iidlng lour years as head coach al Kansas Stale 1 know there has been some irntihlc here, hill this op|Mirtunlty InIrlgues us " Kruger lakes over a program that Is under \< A A lnvrsllg.il Ion lie ii-plaei-h Norm Sloan, who resigned under |iressure Del 3 1 amid allegallons ol N C A A rules violations, and Interim roach Don OcVoc. who said lie would uni seek the lull-llint- job alter drawing the Ire of tans erltleal ol Florida's 7-21 record Iasi season HOCKEY_____________ NHL playoffs open tonight Shooting a little hoop When I Ilf New York Hangers open the Stanley l op playolls against their arch rivals, they no doulil will hear the luvorllc t.umi ol Islanders Ians 111<- in, 1111 nlul limes ol " 1940." I hat Is the nature ol Ihelr rivalry — lor the Islanders' faithful 10 lord their still-recent ilvnasty over the Hangers’ 50 years ol ( up ' in il 11v He*atd Photo by KeMy Iordan Darrell Fullington (loll) ot the Minnesota Vikings brought his Pros lor Kids" to Scminolo High School Tuesday night lor a basketball game against a learn made up ol local teachers and laculty. including Sanlord Middle School physical oducalion instructor Kenny Brown (right) The game is pari ol a series ol events leading up to Ihe Pros lor Kids Ireo loolhall clinic this Saturday at New Smyrna Beach ’N o le s , R a m s w in at fro s h / s o p h m eet I lie Islanders, who eapluieil 1In llnal M il. plavoll spol oil llle Iasi ■lav o| the season, and Palm k DlvIslou eh.nil plou Hangers |ilay one ol lour Wales Confer1 lie e lie si o l sc V e 11 si-lles iH-gllllllllg I lliiisdav T h e Washington Capitals visit llle Ycw lersev Devils In the olher l*alrlek sentlllnal. In the Adams Division, the NI11. s regular s e a s o n ehauiplon Ikiston llrulns u |h - i i ai home •igaiiisi ihe lim ith -place llarllonl Whalers, and die Montreal Canadtens visit ihe runner-up Hutlalo Sabres From staff report* A I.TA M O N IK SPRINGS — Seminole'* Kldiinle Side and Lake Mary’* Sh.imiiin Cook led ihelr rcs|iecllvc ■winMil* In ihe team i h.iui|ilun*hlp* In Tuesday'* Seminole Alhlelle C u n lc rcn ic Ircshman/sophomnrc iraek nicrl al L ik e Hranlley High Sc I iimiI In Ihe I mivs' eoiil|M-llll,iu. Side won lung pimp and 4 4 0yard dn*h. Ilnlshed *reaii(l In Ihe high |ump and rail uu the Tribe'* w lim ing mile relay team with Hu ariln Allen. Terrence June* and K.imlll llltchm .in Overall. S, m lnnlr athlele* won nine event*. llut*heil sreond In like inure ami third III llircc oilier* In m m i­ l l 7'3 learn pnluls Lym an wa* second Itchlml the Compiled from staff and wlra raports. 'Note*. "Th e y really had a Ini ul Inn. *alrl Seminole eii.11 h Ken Hratimau. who lei senior Ro I m-M Moore guide Ihe Seminole* while he Ii,-I|m-,I su m Ihe me,-I W> went there with dial III mind "W lial we did wa*. I pul down ihe evcril* th.il I wauled each nl Ihcm in run II there wa* am riMiin lor them 10 run m any oilier cvcnl*. lln v 1 mild ■mupeie in ally event they wauled In l li.il * how Side gm a ilia u ie lo lung |iiui|i Di spile lint having ( nui|M-|ed 111 llle cvcill liclmi lie Wuli Tuesday night wllli a I, -ip ul 20 5* j I It.11 was the liiggesi surprise. ’ said Hraum.iu lh did a real good See Tra ck . Page 2(1 • Even w h ile Ross, a wildcard entry, was wrapping up llic firstriiiind win. the crowd wa* trying In rally A lia* with trie* of " J im m y !” Aria* wasn't Ihe only seeded lilaycr to bow mu on Tuesday. No. 7-seeded Veil I’alohrlm o. reeenlly recovered (rum a Ixiui of pneumo­ nia. retired afler losing Ihe first set nl his match with Miguel Nldr>6-4. The npsels hlghllghlerl a day of 11-1111 Is th a t saw n e u r-p e rf e e l weather and a scries of very close matches, four of which lhal wenl llircc set* Seven sets wenl In t lc breaker*. Il was a very gmiil d a y." said Kevin O'Keefe, director of comuiiiiilealliins for I'm S«-rv. managemeiil com pany fur Ihe Classic. "Th e weather was line anil we had a lid of ihree-sei matches Th a i makes for exciting tennis. "We hail eh is, malehes all day 5 nil iln u l have that nun h gnlng Im vim very oflcn. great lentil* and gn-ai wi a lh e r." O K rc le said an estimated 2.400 Ian* atleniled Tuesday'* evening sessnn while l.5 (N )sa l Ihrinigh Ihe alleriiiNiu malehes. I host - who gnl in Healhruw early I in sd.iv m urnlug saw Ihe |M>sslhly lln In-si mutch ul Ihe day as Nicolas I’erelra and Rnhlile Weiss hiMiked up in a in.iralhuu mi Ihe stadium eniirl. I’erelra lluallv prevailed 7 6 17-21. 6 717 5|. 7 617-31 Nn -l-seeil N u ll Davis alilinsl sullered ihe same lale as Arias anil I’.iluhfitnu when lie dru|)|M-d 1lu­ ll 1 s t sel a n d was L ik e n to a tli-hri-akcr III Ihe s4-ennd *4-1 by riimnu* Hngsiedl Hill Davis |iulled mil a I 6 . 7 6 (7-51. 6-4 win In .ill v.1111 e In niln’ r lirsi round malehes I uesdav. MalaY’al Washlnglon drle.iled Kellv Jones 6-3. 6-2: Jason SliillenlM-rg ehmllialed Rnyee Dcppc 6 I. 7-5. Jlu iu iy Hriiwn misled Lars Wahlgren 7-5. 6-1: Jm -y Rive In-al led larangn 6 -1. 6 4 : .mil Alex Hom lireeher knneked oil David Engel 7-5. 6-3. There were also Iw n dnuhles in.in lies playeil I uesdav In llle allerniMiu Glenn laiyendeeker and See Tennl*. Page 3B M a g ic fo u rth -q u a rte r ch a rg e c o m e s up one po in t short U n it e d P r a t * I n t e r n a t io n a l H A S K E f llA L L 7 Cl || III \\ H is . M IA ' !• '• land Cavaliers. ||.) 000 000 • — • 1 0 no on ■ - to to s Dflind liktifM iity ORLANDO ( In is M n llln and M itc h Rli hmmiil 1 mutinied Im Mi |Mitnls is ihe Golden Slate Warriors withsiiKid a hirlniis Imirih ipiaiter rallv UiedgeOrlandn 127 126 luesday mghl Trailing 112 87 al the tail end id tin- third ipiarler. the Magli oolM orrd Ihe Warrior* 23 I in slu e Ihe ilellt II In I 16 1(18 mi (Ills Si 11IIII s litre, |Kim iiTw H h7 12 lilt m ill. game Sm illi iMiiired in 13 ul Ins Irani high 27 |m iiii Is Allalll.i Hawks al Complete listings on Pag* 2 B __ _____________ III that sp.111 si.11 ling the run with 11111*11 olive liaski Is in rinse the llilrd p, rind RiMikle Mm Inn Wllev. whn wnollil up with I* pmuis enulilh tiled seven in during the rallv rim llarrlawav win* had a iriple dmilil, liv 1Ii, lime lln Warrior* cushion swelled in m i 75 Ian Ul the llilrd |h rind till Iw inil Ills .*5 |h iiu I* it lh. 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Ttwvt J 14 44 A Royrwldl 7 7 07 It. Andi*wn 79 J 1 1A Analoy I 7001. WIMy 71) JJ Talal* 47 MOM a n * M 41 M IJ— III M 17 J * M - I M Thro* paint paala— Mullin. Hardaway. Rkhmand. Hlgplnt. Sklka. Smith. Thoua. WIMy. FavMd aul—non# Talal tovlkCaldan llala JA Orlando ) l P a h u n d a Coidon Slata 4) (Hardaway 10). Orlando 11 111. Aathta-Ooldon SlaM 11 (Hardaway III. 14 (Thtva. Wiloy 41 Tachntcalt— CatSn tM (IM Mnaal A - l i m . s[ CMcapa (A L 1 1 I I Laula V IP Rm l <n AngaNt*. Naw York ( A l l I PilNRurph 11. Taaaa I PtuladalpMa I I Toronto I Momion A I*mcmnell 4 Non Tor k ( N L 11A Mantraal y Mtnnrwt* 1 Benton 4 Pallimoro I. Atlanta A final. I Vt Inn. n CMvaland). Saatlla I Oakland 4. Mil wacAov) CMcapaINLI II. Ian Fr we Heal San Doga 11. Californio ) Milwaukee 1. SaallM I ■ (Ju T t U m n ED T) Narrla U r Him April 4 — Mmnowta U Chicago. I M p m . April 0 — MMnooofi at Chicago. I M p m Apr 111 - Chicago at Mirmawla. 0; J ! p m A prllto — CMcagaatMInnawla.l M p m a April IJ — Mmnowta at Chicago. I M pm o April 14 - Chicago al Mimwwla. I J1 P a April I* — M w n o ia ol Chicago. 4 M pm TaroaM ra.il. Laott A p ril4 — To ro n ta itII Lovia.I M p m April* — Tarantaal II. Laula. I U p m April 1 — 71 LOuiiat Toronto. 7 U p m April 10— H . Loult at Toronto. 7 M p m ■ April It — Toronto ol It loutt. I M p m job there." Other winners for Seminole Include Carlo W hile (»ho( pul. 53-0). T o m m y Hampton (discus. 13 5 -81. Willie Williams 1120 high hurdles. I5.S). 440-yard relay (W i llia m s . B r u c e M c C la r y , Kldonle Sllle. Ron Nelson In 44.71. Richard Peterson (330 Intermediate hurdles. 43.8) and T e r r e n c e J o n e s (8 8 0 r u n . 308.41. I'lrktng up points for finishing second w ere M c C la ry (1 0 0 ureters In 11.2 and 230-yard dash In 22.91. Illtchm an (440yurd sprint. 53.61 and Williams (3 3 0 Inter mediate hurdles. 44.2). Finishing third In Ihelr events were Gareth Fonic 1120 hurdles. 16.1). Tra v is Grlgley (330 In le r m e dia te h u rd le s . 4 4 .4 ) and Malvln Davis 1220-yard dash. 2 3 5 ). Meanwhile. In the girls’ meet. Lake Mary sarored 46 points In I lie Held events and hung on to oulscorr Seminole 7 5 -7 1 for the (up spo(. T h e y were followed by L ym a n (70VSI. Lake Howell 1621. O vird o |26|. DrLand 124 ^kj and Luke B ru n lle y (l7 ). ” W r won the meet on Ih r strength of the field events." Calgary a) la a AagaMa. M M said Lake Mary couch Mike Gibson. “ We had 46 points after the field events and had to hang on. " T h is Is the first time in the nine-year history of Luke Mury High School that Lake m ary has won (he freshman-sophomore meet. We were ftflh Iasi year. We have u ve ry goad group of freshmen and sophomores this year.” Leading the way for the Rams was Cook, who took firsts In I he long ju m p 115-81. triple jum p I34-7W ) and high Jum p (4-8| and a second In the stiot put (31-7). Other Individual winners for the Rams were Leslie Cliarclla ( 1 1 0 h u r d l e s . 1 8 .3 ) a n d Christina Olson (440-yard sprint. 1 :0 4 .6 ) T a k in g th ird s w ere flekah Bool h r (trip le Ju m p . 32-11. Jonelle Weinman tiled for third In the high Jum p at 4-41 and Karen Morris (discus. 80-6). N ext u p for most c o u n ty schools will be Seminole's O p ­ timist Invitational on Thursday evening at Thom as K. W hlgham Stadium . Th e two exceptions — Lake m a ry's girls and L a k r Howell's girts — will ro m p clr in the W in te r Park Invitational Friday night al Showulirr Field RWtOetgat, l a QulwM. Ca, P L P A Ima Y nrm an. Oat RkllwaBi Win MaaaMr. (p m ■ April IJ — laa AngaNt at Calgary. I S pm. i (1), If lk lMw. PM. Powrfy PawWA i P L P7: Cawdwta Mar final (4). ■ Apra 14 - Calgary at lag AngaMa. M M pm . i April M — laa AngaMa pi Calgary. » M RttcTovHR. (d m pm Hull. I l l Maclaan, KJ Tut paw. Pvt MRpdgggw.lddwdgg April 4 — Wlnnlgag al CdmanMn. t:M p .m Apr IIA - WMMpag at CPmanMn. *: M p m. April I — IPmawMn pi Wlnmptg. I M p m. April M - (M nanN n at Wlnnlpag. • M pm ‘ 1 I ) - Wbmtpag at (P m a rtw i O M a April 14 pm a April W pm BMMoCMKotgan FWrMRMvMMa MY NMaMan v a R Y R a* M n April 1 - N Y lUandaia at N Y Rmgai a 7:11pm. April 7 - N Y laUtMwa a* N Y Rm gsrA 0 M pm April 0 — MY Rangora art N Y liltudai a 7 11pm. April II - N Y Rangora a* N Y Itlanptrt. 7 7 1pm . a April l l — N Y ItimPara al N Y Iangora. I M pm a April I I - MV Rangora pi N Y ItUnPtr*. IM p m a April IT — - N I Y I II inpa n at MY Rangora. IM p m April pm April pm . April p.m. April M m 34 17 U 0 44 ■MW 1171 IM I H it 1141 2224 0 10 ?1 10 1U 133 m Ray. M il Pupga. But Catty. Min NNag. 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April 4, 1900 — SB prr grabs 50-lap Late Model championship at New Smyrna oval I lfM M M n i M I S SpeclallothaHaraM_______________________ NEW SM YRNA BEACH - Pete O t t drove pie Fountain Auto Mall OMamobUe to victory In the BO-lap End-of-the-Month Late Model Champion­ ship on S a tu rd a y night at New S m y rn a Friday's racing program at Orlando Sprcdworld ia rained out. After a tough battle far the second, third and fourth positions, former track champion Joe Middleton finished a strong second followed by Jim m y SUla In a Chevrolet Lum lna and Michigan invader Pierre Goulet (In Florida to attend the Southard School of Circle Track Driving). - Fule-aiUrr Ooulet remained on the point during the early laps until O rr took over for good on the ■ewnth seventhcircuit. circuit. In other action Saturday night: • Following a lengthy sldc-by-alde battle, Oary Salvatore edged Mike Filch to win I he Florida Modified final. • Bearded Bentley Meade led all the way to score hts sixth " A " Bomber featlre win of the year. He was at the wheel of the Tarrel Moving Otdamobfk r As for Harris, who was tagged repeatedly by Slmcox In the heat race, he decided the lime had come In claim the young racer's motor. B a s a lts a t Waw I ra y r a a Ba s s d w ay M in i S ta c k s faatmra ( I S laps) — I. Je rry Symons. New Sm yrna Beach: 2. T e d Vulplus. Titusville: 3. Dwayne Gllfus. W rit Palm Beach: 4. Hank Baker. Samsula; B. D ink Sullivan, Orlando. • p a rtsa u u i fa a tu rs ( I S la p s) — I. Ricky Marshall. Malabar; 2. Allen Rhodes. Palm Bay: 3. Ralph Jones, Ortando: 4. T ro y Hall. Orlando: 5. Mike Kubonrk. I .on g wood. • After a race-lomg duel. Jerry Symons held oft a hard-charging Ted Vulplus to win the Mini Slock final. • When apparent "B ” Bomber feature winner Billy Stmcox refused lo sell his engine for tBOO to sixth place finisher Jim Harris, he was dis­ qualified and the victory waa awarded to Sanford's John Ripley. Railroaders stop Rinker in early showdown SANFORD — The first big showdown of the Sanford Recreation Department Little Major League season took place In the National D ivis io n Tu e s d a y w ith the Railroaders Cuba knocking off the Rinker Materials Dodgers S-1. In the other game played at Roy Holler Field, the Sunnlland Pirates won their first game of the season, beating the First Federal of Seminole Cardinals 18-7. Next action In the Little Major's will be tonight with a pair of American Division games. At 8 p.m.. Seminole Ford will take on SunBank and. at B p.m.. the Disabled American Veterans challenge First Union. The Railroaders. 3-0, scored three runs In the first Inning and five runs In the second, then let Its defense take over. A walk to Adrean Knight and consecutive singles by Cedrtck Williams, Robert Dickerson and Paul Evans accounted for the three firstInning runs. Rinker. now 2-1. answered with a run In the bottom of the first when Detrtck Quinn and Terrell Jackson walked and Joshua Watson singled lo score Quinn. The Railroaders did not allow Rinker to get any momentum, coming right back with five runs In the second. The runs scored when Robert Fraley tingled. Aaron Knight :alked, Adrean Knight and W illiam s singled, Dickerson walked and Evans tripled. Williams had an excellent day on the m ound for the Railroaders, giving up only three hits while striking out I I Rinker batters. Doing the damage offensively were Evans (triple, single I. Williams (two singles, two runs scored|. Adrean Knight and Dickerson (one single and two runs scored each). Fraley (tingle, n m scored) and Aaron Knight (run scored). Providing the offense for Rinker were Watson (two tingles). Jackson (single) and Q uinn (run scored). Watson struck out (4 Harold sports wrttar SAN FOR D T h e Seminole C o m m u n ity Colle ge softball learn followed a year long trend In tta final home date of the season Tuesday when It won the first game of a double header but lost the nightcap In a spill with C e n trs l F lo rid a C o m m u n ity College. C ' The Raiders rallied for five Ixlh Inning ru n s to win the bpener 8-6 at Raider Field, but the bats went cold In the second game as they dropped a 5-2 decision. I '**1 don't know what happens to u s ," said S C C coach tleana Gallagher. "W e Juat aeem to run out of ft gas. T h is was Ihe eighth time this aeimson that S C C had won the opener, only to drop the second game. Th e baseball game scheduled between the S C Raiders and Central Florida had to be can­ celled because Ihe overnight rains that hit Sanford left Raider Field unplayable. SCC. now 20-28 on the season and 9-17 In the M id-Florida Conference, will finish the regu­ lar season this weekend In Lake C ity. On Th u rs d a y, the Raiders and the L C C C Tlm berw olves will play a conference doublcheader. O n Saturday, the two teams will r cc ce s -s s- • h i w s - M— It L P - Thames. IB - Thames I C F C C I . aienfeeoihlp 4S C O Jl — Thanween. Sucker (C FC C). HR — Mona c ta m m e rta tc c m m i - i m H u m a ee m m i - i i i Thame* M Sh u n Usee II ana la r y W F — Thame* I F — H aaail. I I — Havant ICFCCI. Kins (SCC). » llankantM* (SCC). MR - Nana Kacaroa - Cantrai FlariealSM S * m u * a C C »M .F I> M F C . play In the Lake C ity tnvllattonal Tournam ent. T h e C F C C Patriots' record now stands at 18-14 with the split. C F C C took the lead In the opener in the top of the second when Lisa Stocker tripled and scored on a single by Stephanie Brown. Bui SCC came back in Ihe bottom of the second with three runs to take the lead as Bobble Osborne walked. Clngcr Y ork reached on a fielder's choice and Denise Howell and Val Montco singled. But Patriot pitcher Pat T h o m ­ as settled down to retire 10 of the next 11 batters she faced while her offense was coming up with three runs In the third and two runs In the fourth to take a 6-3 advantage. B u t p in c h -h it le r S a n d y Rodrigues led off the sixth wllh a single and Becky Arrow ood followed suit before C h risty Blankenship launched a double off Ihe left-eenler field fence lo score Rodriguez and Arrowood. K im K in g single d lo score Blankenship and He ihe score. Ju lie Barton then lined a single to left that eluded the left fielder, allowing both she and King to score easily. A pair of Raider errors pul runners on first and second with none out In th e s e v e n th fo r C FC C . but SCC pitcher Hawcll got a pop up and a ground out to end the game. Providing the offense for SCC were Barton (two singles, run scored, two RBI). Osborne (two singles, run score d I. Blankenship (double, run scored, two RBI), Howell (single, run scored, two RBI). King (single, run scored. RBI). Rodriguez and Arrowood (one single and one ru n scored each). Monica (single. RBI) and York (run scored). Marion McIntosh had three hits and Thom as and Stocker two hits each to lead the Pal ri­ ots. An error and three singles In Ihe first Inning gal C F C C started on Ihe light foot In the second game. B — k a r t fs a ta ra ( I B la p s) — I. Jo h n Ripley, Sanford; 2. Barbara Pierce. Orlando: 3.' Bill Loomis. Orlando; 4. T e d Head. Orlando: 5. Jim Harris. Melbourne. in m I - 1 ) s IS HI l - l i i KaN and Wft**r Cal an* and X. T»(* g ». A lk lraD ) WF — Calxpa O i l . LP — Kata IS - Non* IS - Nona MX - N m Sacordi - DtLand » t. •• U C OvWdo O V IE D O — Oviedot timed up for tonight's big game wllh Lake Mary by scoring a come-from-behind 8-3 victory over DeLand In a Seminole Alhlellc Conference baseball game at Lion Field Tuesday night. U .J. Calx pa tossed a threehitler for hts third win of the season as Todd Tocco broke a 3-3 tic w llh a two-run tingle In the fifth to send the Lions lo Ih clr 19th victory of the season against only four losses. T h e v ic to ry also raises Oviedo's record lo B-2 In the S A C . which puts It only one g a m e b e h in d co nfere nce leading Lake Mary and Lake Brantley. Oviedo will try lo grab a share of Ihe S A C lead when It hosts Lake Mary tonight at Lion Field start Ing al 7 p.m. "It should be an exciting ga m e . T h e first tim e wc played. It went 11 Innings before wc pulled II out.” said Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell. "W e 'll be going wllh Greg Tw iggs and I'm sure they will throw Curt Prom. So It should be a go»)d one." T h e Bulldogs fall lo 6-9 overall and 0-8 I n the SAC. DeLand took the early lead by scoring single runs In each of Its lin t three at bats. Oviedo unswered with two In Ihe second lo make the score 3-2. In the third and iwn m ils In the fifth to go up 5 - 1. T h e Raiders could only answer with a single ru n In the sixth on triple by Blankenship and a sacrifice fly by King. Four of Hie C F C C runs were unearned as the Haiders com ­ mitted five errors, most with two out In the Inning. Stacey Stevens was Hie only Patriot w llh two hits In the second game. Doing Ihe damage for S C C were Blankenship (triple, single, two runs scored). Rodriguez (two singles). King (double. RBI). York and Montco (one single each) and Barton (RBI). SWEET DEALS ON F lo rid a M o d ifU d s fs a ta ra (1 0 tops) 1. Oary Salvalorc. Daytona Beach: 2. Mike Filch. Edgewater: 3. W ally Patterson. Scottsmoor: 4. David Dean. Jacksonville: 5. O ary W hile. Lake City. Lions get set for Rams with win over Bulldogs Railroaders bat lera In a losing cause. T h e second game was all Sunnlland as the Pirates answered a three-run first Inning by First Frderal with a 10-run explosion In Ihe bottom half of the Inning. Sunnlland. 1-2, only collected four saftiea but took advantage of First Federal wildness Hull led to 19 walks. Bruce McCray had the big blow of Ihe game for the pirates, slugging a home n m . He also scored two runs. Other contributors were Bruce Carter (triple, two runs scored). Detrice T u rn e r (double, four runs scored). Jam es Fields (single, four runs scored). Marcus Johnson (three runs scored) and Ernest Anderson. L a rn c ll Fa yson , A rkeisha W alker and Vem ard Sm ith (one run scored each). Sparking the Cardinals, 0-3, were Lorenzo Dixon (triple, single, two runs scored). Bart Dixon (double, single, ru n scored). Shaun Eason (two singles, three runs scored). Brad Bender and Alvin Sm llh (one slnglr euchl and E d d lr Key (n m scored). S C C women split eighth softball doubleheader By BBAMMMTN " A ”i M Baas fs a to rs( I(B I B lap#) la p s )—- 1.1.Bentl Bentley "A** k aba r irsfeature Mesde. Titu s v ille : 2. D avid Savlckl. South Daytona: 3. Dale Howard. Lake Helen: 4. Chuck McRoberta. Cocoa: 5. Jim m y Jones. Orlando. Lata M odels fs a ta ra (SO la p s ) — I. Pete O rr. Montverde; 2. Joe Middleton. South Daytona: 3. Jim m y Sills. Ocoee: 4. Pierre Ooulet. Ypsllanll. Mich.; S. Don Fcnn. Orlando. "It'llall allcornea corneaback backaround aroundInInaabig bigcircle.” circle.”said said Ripley. " T w o weeks ago. Stmcox claimed m y m otor at O rla n d o Specdworld and got me disqualified. So tonight, he got a taste of his own medicine.” lu m u T h a t’s the w ay It stayed until the fifth Inning, when when the Lions scored four runs to take the lead. Ryan Alklre started the rally by singling and stealing second. After Mark Bellhorn singled Alklre to third, he stole sec­ o n d . A n o u t la te r. O r c g Hughes walked to load the liases. Mike Verne then walked lo score Alklre with tying run. Tocco followed w llh his single to score Bellhorn. Hughes and Vem c scored the third and fourth ru m when ihe DeLand catcher threw wildly hark lo l he mound after a pilch. Oviedo added a pair of In­ surance runs In the fifth. Alklre led the Lions at the plate, going 2 for 2 with two ru n s scored and tw o RBI. "H e 's been doing a great Job." said Ferrell. "H e was hilling over .370 going Inlo tonight." Also having a good nlghl was Bellhorn. w ho went 2 for 3 with two run* scored. Doing most of the damagr for DeLand was senior Robert Baldwin. Baldwin was 2-for-4 w ith two ru ns scored and three stolen bases. GENERALS SOONER OR LATRR YOU'LL OWN 31/10.50R 15 CRABBER A/P * 8 9 . 9 5 SCC cul Ihe lead In half In Ihe b o t t o m of th e f ir s t w h e n B la n k e n s h ip s in g le d . K in g doubled and Barton grounded out lo score Blankenship. But ihe Patriots scored u single ran P155/80R13 AMERIWAY ST GENERAL TIME * 2 2 . 9 5 AMERUXL4 P1S5/80R I3 BLK AMERI*TECH 4 TennisC o n tX a a a d fr o m I B Leif Shlras dispatched Heinz Gunthardt and Markus Zocckc 7-6 (7-5). 7-6 |7-3). D uring the evening session, the No. I-seeded team of Davis and David Pate advanced by beating Alex Mronz and Wahlgren 6 -4 .4 -6 .6 -1 . before noon) before Krlcksteln U iH v s u u a m i c u s Zocckc. Van Rensburg (No. 3) and Pereira will cap the stadium court's afternoon session wllh Ihclr quarterfinal match. Meanwhile, on the grandstand court. Alfonso Mora and Brian Page took on Todd Nelson and Roger Smith In a first-round doubles match at 10 a.rn. Th a t will be followed hy Hirer singles quarterfinals: Layendeckcr meeting Sloltcnherg. Washington taking on Ross und Krishnun playing Pate. To d a y's final nu tcli on Hie grandstand court will be a first-round doubles confrontation. Iloinbrrch rr and Washlngion squaring off agalnsl Richard Schmidt and Greg Van Em bnrgh. In this evening's session on the sfudlum court. D a vis plays Dan G o ld lr al 7 p .m . before Layendeckcr and Shlras lake on Beckman und Dyke In a doubles quarterfinal match. All six of the remaining top eight seeded players In the singles draw w ill be In action today. Brad Gilbert (No. I) and Aaron Krlcksteln (No. 2) both play first-round matches this afternoon on the stadium court while Christo Van Rensburg (No. 3). Davis (No. 4). Layendeckcr |No. 9) and Kamcsh Krlshnan (No. 8 ) w ill play quarterfinal matches. O n the stadium court, play began this m orning at 10 a.m. with a doubles match between the team of Steve DeVries and David MacPheraon and Ihe twosome of Duvld Engle and Vllle Junason. 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Renee Sanvllle singled but was retired on Marta Montalvo's fielder's choice. Calvin. Flschl and Ta ra Huff then delivered consecutive singles. Montalvo scoring on H uffs hit. Oviedo lied the gim e w llh two runs In Ihe lop of Ih r sixth. Currie MacLeod started Ih r rally w llh a triple and scored on Barbie Bartles' single. Bartles then scored the lying run on April m anning s triple. Patriots Calvin opened the Luke Afcuj seventh by singling and taking Coatlnnsd from IB second on another throwing er­ runs scored). ror. After an out. pinch-hlller Lake Uranlley plays at Lym an Robyn Dazay singled Calvin to on Thursday before returning t h ir d . O v ie d o Ih e n w u lk c d home Friday to play A|iopka al W illia m s to load buses, but 4:30 p.m . Peters hit Into 7 -5 fielder's choice that scored Calvin. Freshm an Tiffany Deeb was the w inning pilchrr. Improving ■^-4'fllI>1 1 ■M.AIR4-TH1/1Jl(ll-iI IAkM her personal record to 13-4. Lisa V - FREE INSPECTION cSERVICE c n u ir.F . 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OOTTi t rcrenily met an older lady at a retirement home whom 1 like and want to be friends with. She Is In good health, alert and fun to be with. yet she has a strong odor of urine about her. la there any w a y I ran approach her without hurting her feelings, or ra n you suggest a remedy? M A R R E A D E R ) Th e odor or urine ran he rauaed by kidney disease or by careless health habits. If. because of renal dis­ ease. the kidneys atop working rlllrlrn tly . w n slr pm durts build u p In the system, giving an unpleasant odor lo breath and perspiration. Depending on Ih r cause of the kidnry disease, treatment — such as dialysis — m ay be necessary to remove these waste products and return a pal lent to normal. In elderly people, the odor of urine Is more likely caused by carelessness. Muny senior citi­ zens become somewhat forgetful a n d vague: th is Iru d s to a disregard for the usual h y g lrn ir measures yo u n g rr folks take for granted. T h e elderly often drib­ b le o r w et t h e m s e lv e s i n ­ advertently. Unless they are motivated lo change their u n ­ derclothes. the urine becomes malodorous because of bacteria) decomposition. Women. In particular, may have trouble remaining conti­ nent: they can Ik- unuware of u rinary leakage that causes n social, not a medical, problem. I cannot offer you precise advice about how to tackle tills situation: It's somewhat analo­ gous to the teen-ager who Is reluctant lo Inform her boyfriend that he has body odor, i think you must be diplomatic and. perhaps, question your friend uboul medicines she Is taking. Such u discussion might gel around lo the subject of Ih r eldcrly’s ordinary health pro­ blems. such as stiffness, forget­ fulness and loss or Indepen­ dence. As you and she become better friends, you m uy find an oppor- By James Jacoby by Jimmy Johnson A R LO AND JA N IS WHY AM 1 ALWAYS THE OHt WHOCUANS our House?/ r rr looks cuau ) <vW00GHT0ME/ A WILL At H A M YDU AWSWWIP AY QOtSTlO Here Is a deal where, depend ing upon the 'cholce of plays, both defender and declarer have a chance to shine, hut not ol the same lime. Let’s first try defend­ er East. After South opens with a strong no-iru in p u n d Is raised lo three. West leads a spade. When d e c la re r w in s and p la y s a diamond lo the Jack. It Is nalurul for East to w in the king and return a spade. T ik i bad. De­ c la re r w ins, plays on inure diamonds and gives up a trick lo West, but still has control uf tinhand. What If East sim ply plays low on the first diamond, letting d u m m y's Jack win Ihe trick? South wilt surely return to his hand lo try another diamond llnesse. East now takes the king, and declarer N no longer able lo set up u long diamond I rick, so the contract Is sri You can say B y Barnica Bede Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y A p ril 5. 1990 by Bob Thavts FR AN K A N D E R N E S T HATIO M AL1A ' , WTAAf f t - ttnswrti i $ w iiuwpriwA**" l U t ------- 1W. You HAVf TO PKY T o W AL/t IN, y °L/ r / tfAvf TO W n o P/?'v* ANP V to t° ca m p out. — J M l-ia U ffp F tfs , c p u i s t p fBe$, /ANP 5Pi o o z . f K p f r f / ttL T ? ' G A R F IE L D WHEW/ B O V . I A T E TOO MUCH KNOW W H A T I M E A N ? by Jim Davis Conditions In general In Ihe year ahead should be more comfortable than they have been lit lllc recent (last. .Just because tiling will Ik - lm|irovlng. howev­ er. should noi lx- used as an excuse lo Ik - wasteful. A R IE S IM a rd i 21 April lit) It's commendable lo Ik - able lo say nlcc things atxiul our Irlends. but be very careful you don't attempt to flatter the undeserv­ ing loday. Insincerity will be re a dily p rrc rlv e d . T r y in g lo patch up a broken romance? T h e Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you lo tuidersland whal lo do In make the relationship work. Mall 92 to Matchmaker. P.O. Box 9142H. Cleveland. O il 44101-3428. T A U R U S (April 20-Muy 20) You'll be well aware of what you should tie doing Unlay where your career Is concerned, but there Is a chance you might not expend the necessary effort in achieve yo u r goal*, Ikm 't drag your feel. G E M IN I (May 21 d u n e 20| Ikoptim istic regarding ih<- out­ come of events today, but try In « arts si .it IliU JlJLK*J .11 III .11 II Jl 11.11 II I 191 11 I 1 • Kaaastaaaad JS E m 11 m m c m * - (•) Ifto by NtA. me. t - i i , i '1- A r r ________ • ,t,-‘. t - v> -;i T .y . .V that declarer could have gone up with the ace Ih r second lime diamonds were led. but that usaumes that the declarer could see through the backs of the curds. However. X -ra y vision Is not necessary for declarer to make a play that will guard against any but Ihe most bizarre distribution In die diamond sull. Let him simply w in the first spade and play a low diamond from both Ills hand and the du m m y. Of course the defense wins Ihe trick, but now South can play a second diamond to the jack. East w ill w in. hut d u m m y 's dia m onds w ill be good, and lilt- club king will be the entry to get to them. De­ c la re r s a c rlf lrr s a possible nvrrtrtck or two to give hlinself I lie I h -si d u n c e tnr guaranteeing unit tricks m i- I lungs as they are and not us you wish they were. II you're a dreamer Instead ol a doer, you're likely to full short. C A N C E R (June 2 1d u ly 22) If you're Involved In a situation itHlay where ihrre Is something lo Ik - shared, don't expect more I bail you deserve, because you could lx-disappointed. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) If you have to team up with someone today In order lo achieve a com m on objective, be sure to select a partner who ran make a contribution and Is not Just your "y e s-m a n ." V IR O O I Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Under rrrlu ln cixidltlons today, there Is u possibility you might I k - Inclined lo make promises you'll later find lu rd lo kre p ju sl Ix-causc you do nol waul lo hurl .mother's feeling*. L I B R A I S r pi. 2 3 -O c t. 231 Members of the opposite gender will llnd you attractive today, hut nol necessarily us appealing as a manipulator may make you think. Keep yourguard up. SCOR PIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 221 Someone no whom you've been counting may prove to be a severe disappointment to you Naan *■*■*» 97 S 9 J7 1 ♦ A Q J4 1 9X11 EAST 9 Q «» 9Q lilt ♦XI 9 Q W74 WEST •w tm *X« tlO H I 9 JS SOUTH 9AKJ ♦ A ll) 971 9 A I1 1 Vulnerable Both Dealer. South its** 1 NT tint PMS Nertk 1 NT EM All pan Opening lead: 4 i loday. T h e Impact can be con­ siderably lessened If you make an allowance for this person's frailties. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) T h e rr Is a possibility you may be a trifle flirtatious today and you could unwittingly flash som e sign a ls lo the w ro n g person. He very careful where you cast your roving eye. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . !9| You m ay not be loo shrewd a shopper today. especially If you are looking for bargains per­ taining to merchandise about w h ic h yo u know little. Re­ member the old adage. “ Buyer Ix-warc!" A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb. 101 If you want lo delay m aking derisions In mailers Inal solely alfeel you. that's one thing, but If you procrastinate In situations lhat affect others, you'll be doing tbem adlsscrvlce. P IS C E S (Feb. 2 0 -March 20) Be helpful lo others where you can today, but don't let someone who can easily take care of hlm/hcrself dum p problems on you. Be a pal. but not a "p a tsy." 101990. NEW SPAPER E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN, by Laotianl Starr A N N IE noni IT Jl P E TE R . m .d . q o t t U L JlJtJU JL JU lIl I'JM U i J U J L i .*k -j u ;-j ; m i i J i l . i u u J llE J.i LluJDIIlSL I IJllW J lJ II .-J. 11JU JJU U U 111 J l 11.1 -Jil H i I U I I i l M l l l J U J IJ.'JIIIIU U l ' J l l H IlL llI Jill! L11 II t jJLJHIlL'Jl I ULlkJ J l l l J U U l l JLJUuJ_JfJ^J JfJtJL lU Jl JULJl'JUl I U U IIU IJ WIN AT y m lunity lo broach Ihe subject of her body odor. O r. you could talk lo Ihe retirem ent-hom e staff about a suitable approach, A 1 I Kidney ailment may be cause of body odor w il l m AT YOOA PlSFOSAL WWtNIVtR nUOtD, TUAN. YDU KNOW HOW TO CONTACT THEM. 5L «F*3H w U t«X K 6 . M AO A 6. �Sanford Mtrald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnasday. April 4. 1990 — P eo p le , ■ •• i IN B R I E F Daughtsr of American Rsvolution moot Settle Harrison Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the Sanford Cham ber of Commerce at 2 p.m . Friday, April 13. To n ! Prcvoet of the Mormon Library tn Lake Mary will speak about "Genealogy and the American Revolution.” For more Information phone 322-2869. Chaek chotastorol and blood prtaauro Hospital A u x ilia ry has scheduled cholesterol screening and blood presaure checks for 10 a.m. to I p.m . Friday. April 6 . at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Charge Is 84. Springtime In Wlntor Park Central Florida Orchid Society will present Its annual show, "Springtim e In Winter Park.” from noon until B p .m .. April 6 . 10 a m. unlit B p.m .. A p ril 7. and noon until 5 p.m .. April R at Winter Park Mall. 400 N. Orlando Ave. Admission ts free. T o enter an orchid tn competition, bring It to the mall April 9 between noon and H p.m . Soranadora’ Dane# achadutad The Serenaders’ Senior Dance takes place each Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center from 2:30-4:30 p.m . Those aged 99 and older are welcome to the ilanre. which t r a t u m a live band. No reservations are needed, and donations are 81. For more information, call Jo h n or Mtnnle Kane at 322-8549. COPE to halp families copa CO PE suppori group for families of mental health patients meets the first and third Wednesday of each month 7-B p.m . at Crane's Roost Office of the Seminole Com m unity Mental Health Center. S-377. Altamonte Springs. Details, call Cheryl W crley. 8 3 1-2411. Stompars to hold club mooting The O ld Hickory Slompers clogging group holds club meetings every Wednesday at the Knights of Colum bus Hall on S. Park Avenue. Sanford. For more Informal ion. call 34B-B92B. Chamical dapandanca talks free Quest Counseling Centre/Young Recovery sponsors chemical dependence lectures free to the public each Wednesday from 7-8:30 p.m . at 7 1 1 Ballard St.. Suite 200. Altamonte Springs. For more Information, call 331-7199. Couple work, cook together of potato pie Fo rty sw By JO A N K M * Herald correspondent SANFORD V ir g in ia W illiam s teamed to cook as a teenager In York. S.C. *T learned to cook by watching m y lis te n in the kitchen. We were always In the kitchen." Virginia continues, “ W ith thir­ teen children, there was a lot of cooking going on and m y sisters did It all bcacuae m y mother died when I was five year old." O u r Cook of the Week has been married foe 4 0 years to F r a n k W i lli a m s , o w n e r of Frankies French Cleaners. Th e y raised a family and lived In New York C ity unit) Frankies' re­ tirement In 1983. " W e s e t t le d tn S a n f o r d becauae Frank wanted to come h om e . H e 's fro m S a n fo rd ." Virginia states. F ra n k ie sc u rrie s from the stove to the washing machine, busily baking pie sheila, w hip­ ping up pie filling, and washing a load of clothes. He briefly atta down once to recite his Sweet Potato Pie recipe before hurrying back to the kitchen and the pie fulling. "H e 'a alw ays d o in g ," saya Virginia. "H e doea loo m u ch." Frankie and Virginia are busy "do ing" seven days a week. T h e y m ay have retired from New York, but they haven't stopped working. Th e y spend six days a week together at Frankies atore. V irg in ia helps at the counter while Frankie works the press. Th e y are both active church members. Virginia ta a member of Allen Chapel A M E and sings In Choir *3 with rehearsal one night a week. O n S u n d a y a fte rn o o n s . Virginia visits one of her sisters, who la a patient in a nursing home In Deland, while Frankie starts dinner. W hen Frankie cooks, he ts careful to shy away from excessive salt tn the food Virginia William* halpi husband Frank!# prapar* Swaal Potato Pi* because of Virginia's high blood pressure. "Occasionally. I eat some fried food and a little salt" laments Virginia. T h e sound of sadness In her voice ts a sound all too familiar to m any Central Floridians with high blood pressure, who must give u p favorite foods for health Following are some of Fraakie and Virginia W illiam s' favorite recipes. V n tO n f lA ’8 F R IE D C H ICK EN 2 to 3 pounds chlkcen cut Into serving size 1 fresh lemon Pepper Garlic powder Accent Paprika 14 cup vinegar Pinch of sail Skin chicken, wash In vinegar and salt mixture to slime on the chicken. D ry with paper towels. Squeeze lemon Juice on chicken pieces. Mix all d ry Ingredients together with 1 cup flour tri a tu g . Shake well to cover chicken. Heat about 1 cup of vegetable oil In a skillet and brown chicken on both sides. Reduce heal, cover, let cook for about 10 to 12 minutes then lift ltd for another 5 minutes. Drain on paper towels before serving. Virginia doesn't measure any­ thing: It's a pinch of this and a dash of that. If you are Just rook measure to to 2 bunches of good collards Ino yellow leavesl 1 package smoked knuckles (cooked bacon or uny meat drippings! Mrs. Dash seasoning 2 tablespoons margarine I pinch sugar Inspect ca d i leaf for worms. Separate leave from stock and wash leaves in salt water alNiul four limes or until water Is dean and free of grit. Cut Into 14 Inch slices. Cook knuckles ubnut 15 minutes before uddlng to greens. Start greens with about one hull cup of water. Add Mrs. Dash, margarine, sugar and knuckles or bacon or drippings. Cook until tenderaboul 45 minutes. Virginia serves her greens with rice. F R A N K IE S ' S W E E T P O T A T O P IE (Th is recipe makes 2 to 3 [tics, cut in half for less) 4 or 5 large sweet potatoes 14 cup water 1« cup m ilk (evaporated is the best) 1 small bottle vanilla flavoring (about I ounce) 2 cups sugar {w hlte or brown) It pound butter Nutmeg to taste Dash of cinnamon Boll potatoes u ntil lender. Strain, peel and mash or use a ricer to remove all strings and skin. Set aside. Heal water, butter, vanilla and milk tn a small pan. Add re­ m a in in g In g re d ie n ts w h ile heating and stir. Blend hot mixture Into mashed potatoes g ra d u a lly a d d in g the liq u id white beating the potatoes until the consistency Is similar to a thick cake batter. Pour Into pre-cooked pie sheila and bake at 350" for about 14 an hour. Use ready made pic shells for convenience. Frankie makes his own shells by using a standard pie crust recipe. W ho's cooking? T h e Sanford Herald w elcom es suggestions for rooks of the week. D o yo u know som eone whose food ts always the highlight of company picnics, church politicks, receptions or covered-dish luncheons? It might be un acquaintance w h o has w o n u co oking contest or Invented a new t w i s t to the pean u l - b u l l e r - a n d - Jelly sandwich. Subm it y o u r nomination for Cook of the Week to the Heral d People e d ito r at 322-2611. ext. 34. T h e Cook of the Week feature Is published In this section each Wednesday. Ada Gagar Dennis calabrataa 111 years Members end well wishers from Trinity United Methodist Church gathered on March 25 to honor their oldest member, Mrs. Ada Gager Dennie. Lillie Hall, Sandra Gaines and Louisa Mitchell surround Mrs. Dennis, who Is considered a legacy of Inspiration to all church members. Born In 1879, Mrs. Dennis turned 111 years young on March 28. Prices As Easy As Can Be. In exclusivity from (Paris, prance... THE SECRET OF REDUCING SPOT FAT ON THIGHS, HIPS, WAIST... Last weekend for Designer Show House An orlQinal pastel of The James House, one of the two properties featured in the 1990 Designers Show House, was given to Salty James, owner of the James House, 500 N. Interlachen, Winter Park. Local artist Allison Massarl donated the work. All proceeds of this 17lh annual fundraiser benefit the Orlando Opera Company. Admission to the tour is $10. Winter Park Country Club is also featured. 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IuttiiThUfli JLH to L Gulf Shrimp $2.05 Doz. Alaskan Snow Crab $4.95 u>. ALL U CAN EAT Rock Shrimp $4.75 Par Parson LIQUOR BAR HAPPY HOURS 4*30 PM to 7 PM Help find ‘Mom of The Year’ 754 Wall Drinks I $1.00 Longnscks At the end of your Id le r, Include your name, address, daytime phone num ber and ugr III u n d rr 18). Dellvrr or mall to "M om of the Year,” Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. F I 32771. P v l. R e g in a ld L. R o b e rts IV I. Reginald I,. Knhrrin has ■n m jilitn l A rm y bade ir.Oiling .11 Furl Jackson. S.C. Kulrcrts Is I lit- win of Ann R. Johnson of 11)77 MadlMin Aviv, Davlnn.i Hcarh. anil Charles C. Roberts. H O I C yp re s s A v e ,. Suntan I He Is a I OHO graduate of Mainl.mil Senior Hit'll Sclioolm Day Iona Reach. Ask About Our Non-Advsrtlssd Specials Include the nominee's name, street address, elly. and day lime phone num ber at thr top of your letter. Sanford Herald Is searching for an area mom deservl ng of our animal 'Mom of T h e Year11II le. 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When this bursting does occur I'm reminded of m y Irish friend who said, "T h e potuloes are laughing." A way to prepare small new potatoes Is simply to micro-boll them, then season them with butler, fresh parsley or dill. BOILED WHOLE NEW POTATOES 6-8 small new potatoes, scrubbed H c u p water I tablespoon butler or margarine I tablespoon fresh dill, chopped Place potutoes In a shallow I ql. casserole. Cover and mlcrowuve on I DO percent power for 6-8 minutes or until almost fork tender. Let stand Sm lnules. Drain. Add h u ltrr and dill. Serve. T h is recipe combines so many Kood thing* that you know It's going to taste delicious CHEESYPOTTOES tv teaspoon each of sail and pepprr Paprika Micro cook impeded potatoes on 100 percent power for 18-20 minutes. Cool slightly, peel und slice. Melt bul ter In 4-cup glass measure on 100 pereenl power, add cheese. stlrTtng lo blend. Add sour cream, salt, pepper and green onions. Place potato slices In 8 x 12-Inch glass biking dish. Pour cheese mixture over polrttocs and m ix. Sprinkle with paprika. Microwave on 100 perrenl (lower, uncovered, for 6-8 minutes. A lower (lower setting helps blend flavors. A l>olutn Is bland und nerd flavor enhancers. BEEP AND POTATO CAMENOLE 6 medium potatoes peeled and sliced V> cup water 2 cup* cubed cooked roast beef 2 cups sliced roast beef 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms I clove garltc. minced 3 tablespoons butler or margarine 3 tuhlrspons flour I teaspoon each salt and Worcestershire sauce Ik leaspoon pepper Vi cup beef Juices or bouillon I cup sour cream I tablespoon chopped chives Com bine potatoes and water In 2-qt. casserole. Cover. Microwave on 100 percent power for 12-13 minutes or until potatoes are Just about tender, stirring twice. Let stand, covered. Com bine meat, m u sh ro o m s, g a rlic , b u tte r In 4 -c u p glass CREAM OP POTATO SOUP 3 cups culied potato I small onion, rhopped '4 cup chopped celery 4 teaspoons Instant chlekrn bouillon U c u p water I can 11.1 ounres) evaporated low fat milk 6 m edium potatoes 5-8 ounres shredded Cheddar Cheese Vi cup butler or margarine I cup sour cream 15 cup chopped green onions measure. Microwave on 100 perrenl power, uncovered, for 4-4VV minutes or until mushrooms are Just about tender. Spoon mushrooms und meat onto potatoes, leaving Juices In cup. Blend flour Into Juices. Stir In salt, Worcesiershlre sauce, pepper, and beef Juices. Microwave (100 percent) uncovered, for 1 W 2 m inutes or until mixture bolls and thickens, stirring twice. Pour sauce over potatoes. Add sour cream and chives. Mix tightly to romblne. Cover. Microwave (100 percent I fur 3 Vi-4 W minutes or until healed through. Let stand a few minutes hefore serving. New potatoes, snap peas and chives combine In thlsdellclous side dish. 2 teaspoons parsley flakes Dash pepper Combine potato, onion, celery, bouillon and water In 2-ql. casserole. Cover with casserole lid. Mlrrowave (100 percent) for 17-19 minutes or until vegetables are tender, stirring twice. Stir In remaining Ingredients. Microwave on 5 0 percent power, uncovered, for 6-7 m inutes or until hot. stirring once. Makes 4 servings. Leftover roast beef and fresh mushrooms dress up potatoes for this casserole. OARDEN FRESH POTATOES 8 ounces new potatoes I tablespoon water Vk cup snapped sugar snap peas I ounce cream cheese I tablespoon milk I teaspoon snipped fresh chives Salt and pepper Scrub and rinse potatoes. Cut each Into 4 wedges. Place In l-qt. casserole. Add water, cover. Microwave (100 percent) for 4-5 minutes or until Just about tender, stirring once. Drain. Add peas, cream cheese and milk. Cover. Microwave (100 percent) for 3-4 minutes or until peas are tender, stirring once. Sprinkle with chives: season lo taste with salt and pepper. Children must learn to flush then wash DEAR ARBTt I teach fifthgrade students. I was laid that you once had a column on the Importance of washing one's hards after using the bathroom. Please find It and run It again. M y c o l l e a g u e s a g r e e It Is urgently needed. Tha nk you. busy editor deadline. W orse ye t. w here I w ork there's a cafeteria, and I ’ve srdn some cafeteria employees walk out of the bathroom stall and go straight out lo serve the people without having washed their hands. Some of them even wipe and polish dishes as they come out of the dishwasher. Can you Imagine the disease risks a diner faces w h e n he used these "freshly washed" dishes? There's nothing like a carnival on a balmy spring day Lake Mary Elementary Parent Teacher Associa­ tion hosted Its annual carnival Salutday on school grounds. 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As p art of Its c a m p a ig n , p ro ­ m inently displayed along the corridors of ihc Mayo hospital complex were (M isters showing a pair of hands under this terse message: " T h e 10 Most C om ­ mon Causes of Infection." T o remind doctors, nurses und employees of Ihc Mayo Clinic lo wash their hands frequently were other (Misters bearing tills catchy message: "A m illgram of handwashing Is worth a kilo­ gram of antibodies." One (Inal no-no on Ihls subject: One must never use a napkin from the table as a handkerchief and I lien carelessly allow It to be mixed with other napkins on the table. Quite often a careless waiter or bus person will use soiled napkins lo wipe off Ihe (able. T ills Is almost as un­ forgivable us the aforementioned dirty lollrt habits. Th e solution Is lo use a napkin as a napkin a n d a h a n d k e r c h i e f as a handkerchief, and be certain each Is dcposlli-d In Its proper place when no longer needed ,t o » a d y For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, March 30. Imcompetent philosopher. Th e society that scorns excellence In plum bing because plumbing Is a humble activity and tolerates s h o d d in e s s in p h ilo s o p h y because It Is an exaulted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy. Neither Its pipes nor Its theories will hold water." D E A R A B B Y : You recently r a n a Id le r "Assertive and Glad of It." dealing with how lo put drop-ln guests in thrlr places to keep from being Imposed upon. Having been raised In the South. I have a hard time with this type nf behavior. If I dropped In on friends and was loltl, "I'm sorry you didn't call first — "we're awfully tired this evening." or. "W e have u lot of housework lo (lo tonight — we'll talk to you tom orrow." they w o uldni have lo worry about talking lo me tomorrow — or ever! Southerners have a saying as Ihelr frlrnds leave, or when saving goodbye. Wc say. "Y 'a ll come," W r do not say. " Y ’all m akr an appointment." because we mean. "Y 'a ll come anytim e." II make appointments with den lists and doctors.) Abby. a n y lM H ly that I count as a Irlcnd can conic to m y house at any lime. If I'm sleeping. I’ll get up. If I’m w orktngim m y’ car. I'll slop. II I'm In the middle ol doing something 1 have In finish, I will Invite the drop-ln Irleml to v is it w h ile 1 w o rk . If I'm gardening. I'll pul down my tools. If my planls die while I’m visiting, so what? Plants arc cheap: Irlt-nds arc priceless. disappointed because I do not waul to go lo college. I ward lo go to trade school. What should I do? In 1985. a young man wrote lo you. wondering If h r should go hack lo college. He said. " I am a 3 6 -y e a r-o td college dropout whose lifelong amhlllou was In tie a physician, hoi II will lake me seven years, mid In seven years I will Is- 43 years old." Your answer: "A n d how old will you be in seven years It you don’t go bark lo school?" Abby. that made a iremendous impression on m y son who was 2!) years old at Ihe time. Danny had been toying w llh Ihe Idea ol going hack In college lo study ornam ental h o rtic u ltu re and la n d s c a p e d e s ig n , b u l lie thought h r was I imi old lo In­ going to classes w llh students so much younger ihun himself. Well. Danny rllp|>rd that col­ umn anil went hack lo college, ami every time he became dis­ couraged. he w o uld read It again. As you can Imagine. It Is now yellow and worn, and final­ ly had In be wrap|H-d III plastle to hold II together. T h is m o r n in g D a n n y A n ­ derson graduated Irom Ihe U n i­ versity of Tennessee — with honors! Tha nk you. thank you. lhank yo u! D A N N Y ’S M OM . K N O X V IL L E D E A R M OM : L'migrul ulallons! Th is column Is lor Danny. Have it laminated for him (Probisms? Writs lo Dear Abby. For a paraonal, unpublished reply, send s aalt-addrested, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calif. 90099. All correspondence is confidential.) I U F lo y d T h e a t r e s I P I A 2 A TW IF t H W Y U 2 -!b 02 G IF r T I C K f T S A V A I L A t i l t S O ) It’s a sad world when a Irlcnd drops by and Is lold lo come­ back later. **»we DEAR THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT U 2 1716 $ IN WEEKEND AT BENNIE’S m tuiti • ee encewni PO-13 W EDNESDAY IS FAM ILY DAY AT JH IN O TH E KIDS FOR A SUPER SNACK 2 Pc. Chicken W/Mssh Potatoes $199 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER With Mashed Potatoes, Orlg. Cole Slaw Or Your Choice Of Salad Or Veggies Substitutions • Extra Good All Day Wednesday No Coupon Necessary >— — ■— — COUPON — — F E E D A F A M IL Y O F 4 F O R — 0* gohlun D'O*" 9 (WlRlM* » 1 homeesde J'A.r K|fj| t « N l A'fh * r» ' * fitKuilt W iJk'tClnefYl “C O U P O N , 1 IS PIECE BUCKET oist i.p..., ( j aw OH* ( WM Yrw# Clkkvf ||| PatfUMit **•», "» C 1 Pim LhaH'i miivl K "V *. IX 'S /;" ■eeersT (ware *9.99 • it** CMMtlT (INCUR WE C A TER ANY SIZE GROUP DEAR NOT COLLEGEM IN DED: G o lo a trade school It that’s what you want to do T o quoir Jo h n Gardner "An exerllrnl plumber is lull n llrlv more admirable than an M 4 h M t S all r t l t * iU U P M I “ " IOC is THI VOLCANO N O T C O L L E G E -M IN D E D U .S . SA V IN G S BONDS B *I T l 1 r i H t H «JN T r o t n o O C TO ttH N m u M O m em m i r< U M O v ittA h D 0/1 P EO PLE LO VER: I admire you. You sound like a wonderful friendly (icrsoii who lakes Ihe time In smell Ihe flowers. Just don't drop In on a teal' PVtee DRIVING MISS DAISY J ™ P EO P LE LO V E R lew I C o u M 'l ClMi»*n M # '!§’ * 1 p>'il i*y>&\ r e-iji D E A R A B B Y : My (Kirents are lighting a D EAR A B B Y : No problems here today — Jusi happiness and bursting with pride! TACOMA. WASH. DEAR TACOMA: Here It Is: DEAR ABBYt People come to you with every conceivable pro­ blem . so I'm encouraged to present one that Is so louchy I've never seen II mentioned In your column. How do you gel people to wash th e ir hands after u sin g the bathroom? In our home, the bathroom Is right off the kitchen, and when the water Is turned on. It cun be heard In the next room. G uests have gone Into our bathroom, used the toilet (I can hear It being flushed) and then come out without having turned on the faucet, so I know they haven't washed their hands. Th e n after supper, they offer lo help me dry the dishes! (I always say no thank you.) The re 's no irlllng what kind or Infection could be transferred to m y dishes from those unwashed hands. — 1 • »- who's Fam ous Recipe. COUNTRY CHICKEN 1905 S. French Ave. <17 92) SANFO RD 323 3650 �I — Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, April 4. 1990 Legal Notices Legal Notices Lagal Notic— IN T N I C IR CU IT COURT OF T M I E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT IN AND TON 1 IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO X M l CA4* P Horn* Savings*! America. F A , F U M IIt. vl Allen L Lyons. a k a Allan It* Lyon*. of *1 IN TN R C IR CU IT COWRY O F T N R IS T N JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLORIOA C IV IL DIVISION CASR NO: gPIFM CA *tP F E D E R A L HOME LOAN M O R TGAGE CORPORATION. Piamilft. vt. A LL UNKNOWN PA R TIES, claim M f by. Ihrawgh, under t r againtl R O R IR T O Y U N K E R . ST. ja i llf S RIVER W A TE R M A N A R E M IR T D ISTR ICT N O T IC IO F FORECLOSURE1ALR NOTICE IS H E R E S Y G IVEN I M pursuant I* • Final Judg m tn l al f a rtc le tu ri dated March 10, 11*0. and entered In Cat* N* I* M l CA 0* F el Ih* Circuit Court at HW Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tar Sami noN County, Florid* nherein. Hama Saving! at Amarlca. F A , Pteinlllf. and Allan L, Lyon*, a/k/e Allan La* Lyant and K a th ry n L . L y a n t, a/h/a Kathryn Linar Lyant. hit wit*. Sun tank. National Auactattan. RutMll A Hull. FrttttUanal Aaiaclatian. a Florida carpara lion, umtad S la m at Amarlca. Slat* at Florida. Deportment *t Later and Impteymenl Sacuri ty. Highland* Hemeawrwn At lac lahan. Inc . a Florida carp* ration and Graant Point* Hem* owners’ Attaclallan, Inc , a Florida corporation a/h/a Graonipalnt* Homeowners At toclation. Inc art lb* Oaton dantt. I will aall la th* highatt and te ll bidder tar cath at Iho Wall door at lha lobby at m* Seminal* County. Caurthaua*. In Santord. Florid* al II 00 o’clock A M an th* Jrd day at May, itt*. th* laHawing datcnbad prooarty at tat forth In w d Fmat Judgment, ta wit Lot 10*. G R E E N S P O IN TE . according to th* Plat tharaol at recorded In Flat Book 1*. Pag*! I t through IF, Public Retard! el Seminal* County, Florida. Tagalhar with all Inlarait which Borrow*, now hav or may hartattor acquire in or la laid preparty and In and la; la) all aaaamanti and rtghti al way appurtenant tharaol, and lb) all building!, ilructurai. Improve meets, II.tu rn , and appurt* nance, now or hartattor placed ih trta n . Including, bul not limited la. all apparatus and Ically atfietd to th* land or any building, utad to provide or tupply air coaling, air condl llanlng. heal. gat. watar. ligWI. power, rolrlgorallan. vtntila Han. laimdry, drying, diahwath ing. garbage, diipotai or other services, and *11 watt* van! t y t l a m t , a n ta n n a t. peal equipment, window coverings d ra p e , and drapary rode, carpeting and Hoar covering, arming., rang**, event, water twaiart and aHachad cabinets. It being Intended and agraad that tuch llamt be conclutivaly deemed to b* alllitd to and ta b* part at lha real property; and tc) all water and water right. I whether er not appurtenant) and thar*. ot tleck pertaining to tuch watar or water right*, awnarihip ot which attacti told property, and Id) lha ranlt. Income, ittuat and prollti at all D A T E D tt|H H at day al W u c M P k n t . H IV IT'V . I • a CIR CUIT COURT By JanoE Jetewtc Publish March H. April 4, IftO DEO i n IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT OF T H I II O N T R E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO UNTY. S TA TE OF FLORIDA. Cato No.: fS-IIIt-CA tS-L FlarM* Bar Na.; team COMMONWEALTH M ORTGAGE COMPANY OF A M E R IC A L P . Plalnllll. vt. MARK A HUSSEY.IIliving, ( t u n .*1*1, Doiondant. N O TICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIOA TO M ARK A. HUSSEY. It living, and DONNA J S IEG EL, hia wilt, it living. Including any unknown apout* at u id DaIan danlt It allhar hat remarried and it either or both ot said Doiondant. art dtcaaiad. Ihalr m yactiva unknown heirs da vita*!, granlaot. a tilg n ta i. creditor*, lienori and trustees and ail othar partani claiming by. through, under or againtl in* named Defendant! Wheta ra.idenca ad drtu II II* A u tu m n L a a t W a y . Narcrets Gaargia )00f) VOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action la laraclat* a mortgage on lha following property in Saminei* County, F lar Ida LOT ]*. W ESTLAK E MANOR U N IT O NE. ACCORDING TO THE P LA T TH ER EO F AS RE CORDED IN P L A T BOOK IF. AT PAGES ) TH R O UGH 1. INCLUSIVE. OF TH E PUSLIC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. FLORIDA ha. bean tiled againtl you and you or# required I* larva a copv el rour written defenses it any. ta II on J O S E P H M P A N IC L L O ESQUIRE. Plam ilH i attorney whoa* addrett it Ml N Franklin Slraal. Suita 1FM. Tampa FloridaUtOl on or betore th* IFIh day ol April, IHO and til* the original With th* Clark ot Ihll Court eithor teloro tervice on Plain Hit t eltornoy or immodioioly thereafter, other wit* o default ■in te ontorad agamtl yaw tor th* relief demanded in the Complaint ar Petition D A TE D on tmi 11th day ol March, ltoo (SEA L) M ARYANNE MORSE CLER K OF THE CIR CUIT COURT H r Rum Kmg Daputy Clark PuCjiivh March I t It. 1*. April A ie*Q D EO leF UNKNOW N PA R TIE S Claim at I creditor*, trvttaat er altwr claimants N O T IC IO F ACTIO N TO : ALL UN K N O W N P A R T IE S . C L A IM IN G B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR AOA INST R OBR RT D YUNKER. OCCEASRO. w h eth er s a id unknow n P A R T I E S C L A I M AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. D EV ISEES. G R A N T E E S . ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOITORS. T R U S T E E S OR O T H E R CLA IM AN TS RESIDENCES UNKNOWN YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T I F IE D that an action t* toroctoto a martgaga an County. Florida T H A T C E R TAIN CONDOMIN IU M P A R C E L K NO W N AS U N I T NO SF O D E S T I N Y SPRINGS. A CONDOM INIUM ANO AN U N D IV IO IO 0S41SF I N T E R E S T IN T H E LA N D . COM M ON E L E M E N T S A NO COM M ON E XP EN SE S AP P U R TE N A N T TO SAIO U N IT. A LL IN ACCORDANCE W ITH AND S U B JE C T TO TH E COV EN A N TS. CONDITIONS. RE S TR IC TIO N S . TE R M S A N D O TH E R PROVISIONS OF TH E D EC LA R A TIO N OF CONDO M IN IU M OF D C I T I H V SPRINGS. A CONDOM INIUM . AS R ECOROEO IN O R ROOK I I I ) A T P A O l l i f t . AS A M EN O ED IN O R. BOOK I1M. A T PAGE IMF. A LL IN TH E P UBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI N O L I CO U N TY . FLORIOA. W ITH R E FE R E N C E TO TH E PERSONAL P R O PER TY ANO C H A TTE L S LIS TE D H E R E IN T H I M O R TG A G E E SHALL H AVE A LL OF T H E R IGHTS OF A SECURED PARTY UNDER THE UNIFORM COM M ERCIAL CODE OF TH E S TA TE OF FLORIOA. AS ARE N O W IN E F F E C T O R AS H iR E A F T E R A M IN D E O IN CLU DING SPEC IFIC A LLY BU T NOT BY W AY O F LIM I T A T IO N T H E F O L L O W IN G O E S C R I R E O E Q U IP M E N T ; D UPO NT CA R PET. G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C C E N T R A L A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G A N O H O T POINT R IFRIGERATOR, D I S POS AL . R A N G E / O V E N . DISHWASHER B FAN/HOOO hat bean Iliad againtl yew and yaw ar* required la tarva a copy at your written dtttntat. II any, la It an Blackwell A Walker. P. A. . P la ln tiii’i a ila rn a y i. •t in a d d r e t t I t ledO A m a r l F I r i t Bui l di ng. One Sauthaaet Third Avenue. Miami, Florida S lllt. an ar baler* April » . let*, and Ilia tea arlemwl with lha Clark al Hue Court tiihar baler* ionic* on Plain t lt f i attorney! ar immediately thereafter, ettwrwit*. a default will te entered againtl yaw ter lha ralial demanded In lha Complemler Petition Thlt nolle* then te pwbllthtd one* each weak lar tewr comae wliva waakt In lha Sanford Harold W ITNESS my hand and tool at Ihll Court on th# Mth day al March. ISSO I Seal) M AR YANNE MORSE A t Clark al lha Court R yC ecelleV Ekern D E P U T Y CLERK Pubiith March Ft April II. IL tf*B D E O 1*4 IN TH E CIR CU IT CO UR T FOR 1 IM IN O L I CO U N TY . FLORIDA O r cult Civil No ** U M CA *g F FO R TU N E SAVINGS BANK. •Ic. Plalnllll. re. WANDA J M ILLIGAN. Ootandanf N O T IC IO F SALE Nolle* It hortby given that, pwrtuanl la lha Order or Final Judgment entered In nut cawie in th* Circuit Court ol Semmoto County Florida. I will tall th* property tituettd in Seminal* County, Florida, described *i L e i 1. T R I P L E T L A K E SHORES TH IR D A D D ITIO N , according to lha plot tharaol at recorded in Plot Book II. Page IT. Public Record! al Sammoi* County. Florida al public ul*. to lha high*!I and tetf bidder, lor cadi, ol Hi* writ Irani door ol in* Sominol* County Cour thou!* in Sanford. Florida. *111 M A M , on May t. nog /MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of fh# Circuit Court By JanoE Jaiowic Deputy Cloth Pubiiih April O l . ITIO O E O lt l N O T IC IO F F IC TITIO U S NAM E Nolle* l! hereby given that I am engaged In butlnott ot V* N Eider Santord. F la . H771. Seminal* County, Florida, under Hit Ftcliliaw! Nam* ol YOUR W AV SERVI CE, and lhal I Inland to regular .aid name with fh# Clark at th* Circuit Court. Samlnoi* County Flori do. In accordant* with in* provitione ol lha Flctilioue Nam* Statutes T* Wtl Section *0) 0* Mor.de Steruto! IM I G*arMi W Shite Pufcitth April*. It* II. IS. irw D F P >9 CELEBRITY CIPHER trf ♦•F^Okd* (.* • *«' C&rn tryffiuqi*** «G t/**»*d *0*w p**1 •nd lac* n W* RnoJiNRt r«MUf •4* nf t mf»*m c •T L Q U L S ’ 1 V S T Z J P I K Q L H V I II F E Z I L Q M Q U O V V L Q l * Z F* N J F M Z . ' K feionM 'ta* V T I O P R - • L M H V t H V P R t M . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N Hi* pat lor mane* •* SO » oo<)on you aa nl lo spray him with Liquid Plerlae ‘ — (m ovie i « . *w*r) John Stark C LA SSIFIED A D S Sominolo Th* DHlrlct give! netlc* ol It! mtanl la lim a a permit to lha tollowing applicant!*) an April l«. 1TOO C I T Y OF SANFORD. P O BOX m g . S A N FO R D F L H I M IM S Application el 111 goiaANGMl. an ?t/J»/x Th * applicant proposal ta withdraw gggg M GD of ground wetor tram Hi* Floridan Aguilar via I* tin tin g wait! and a prtpesad eallt N r pA H c otippty u i* In S e m in a l* C o unt y . In Seminal* County Hefted In Grant 17. Township M South. Rang* M i n i . *> Locatod In Grant IT. Township )0 South Rang*II East; Locatod In Grant If , Township X South. Range N E psI; Locatod In Grant If . Township 10 South. Rang* M E a*l. Locatod In Grant Sf, Township N South. Rang* M East; Locatod in Grant if . Tawrwmp XSeufh. Range M E ad. . Located In Grant if. Township X South. Rang* M E e it; Locatod In Grant » . Township M South. Ranga M E ait: Locatod In Grant Sf. Tawnshlp TO South. Range M Eatl Located in Orem if. X South. Rang* M E art; Lacatod In Grant If. " X South, Ranga X East; Lacatod In Grant If . Township X South. Rang* X East; Lacatod In Grant If. Tawnshlp X South. Range M C all; Lacetad In Grant If, Township X South. Rang* x la st. ’ Lacatod In Grant 17, Township X South. Ranp* X I **!; Located In Grant If. Tawnshlp X SaudL Range X East; lacatod In Orant W, Township X South. Ranga X Cast; Lacatod In Orant IT. X faults. Rang* x Eaol, Located In Orant If. TownsMe XSauth. RangeX East. Located In Grant X . Township I* South. Rang* X E ait. Lacatod In Orant X . Tawnshlp I* South. Rang* X Cast; Lee*to< In Orant TO, Tawnshlp IT South. Ranga X East Tha fltots) containing each at Mi* above list** applications) ar* available tor Inspection Monday through Friday auapl tor toga! holiday!. I * a m to l ; M p m at lha St. Jahna River Water Manage man! District, Highway I N West. Paiatka. Florida Th* District will lake attlen on toch permit application listed above untoss a petition tor an administrative pracaadlng (haaringl Is Iliad pwrtuanl to lha provisions of taction IX.ST. F.S.. and tactwn « C 1,1)1, F JLC. A parson whole substantial talar aits ar* affected by any at, Hw Districts progattd permitting docltient Idenlltlod above may petition tor an admlnlstratlv* hearing In accordance aim sac Han I X O . F .t Patltton* mutt comply with the requirements *1 Florida Admlnlstratlv* Cad* Rules 40C I.I ll and 40C I Ml and b* tiled wlHl (rtceivad by) lha DHlrlct Clark, P.O Bee t o r . Paiatka. Florida WOTI I4IF P a lltlan i Igr f f m in l! lr « i j ,» .lytey In*. jy O ly e a b o v e a p p I I T t l . tian(s) must te tiled'ANhGr* tourloan (la) days ot pMfidA liens at this rwtic* ar wlPiin lour toon (14) days at actor! rtcoipi ot this Intont. whlchavar tirsl accurs Frilurt to flto a patltian within this lima period shall commute * waiver at any right such parson may hav* to request an admlnlslrallv* do­ lor min* I Ion I hoar ing) under wetton I X IT. F.S , concoming Hw subioct permit application Poll Hon* which ar* not Iliad In accordance with Hw above pro visions ar* tub|«cI totflsmIssal Publish A pril!, its * D I P 41 IN TM R CIR CU IT CO U R T OF T M I IIT H J UDI CI AL CIR C U IT OF FLO R ID A. IN A R O F O R S IM IN O L I C O U N TY C A S IN O STtS JlC A O tL O I N t R A L JU RISDICTION DIVISION HOME AM ERICAN M O R TGA GE CORPORATION P L A IN T IF F . — Vt— OAVID COWARD CUMMINGS. JR AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE. IF M A R R IED . LOIS J CUMMINGS ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE. IF MARRI ED. UNKNOW N TE N A N TIS ) D E F E N D A N T!* ). N O TIC E OP ACTION CO N STR UCTIVE SERVICE - PROPERTY TO: LOIS J CUMMINGS JlattatfKt unknown. II living, Including any unknown tpoute Ol U td Defendant*. il aither ha* remarried And If either or tafft of Mid Defendant! « r « d*id. their rt'ipACtlv* unknown htirt, dtvltee*. grant***. anigneet. creditor*. Iloner*, And frutfott. And All other p n w n i claiming* by. through, under or ogamil IhA named DetandonHft). And fho aforementioned named Do ftn d A n llil And tuch of the aforementioned unknown De fendent* and tuch of th# aforementioned unknown D# ItndAnft a « bt infAnft. IncomptfAnfi or othArwlw nof ml juris YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI , PI E D th«t in Action hot b#*n COmmAfiCAd to fortelo%# a morf gog# on fho following rtol prop trty. lying And bolng and ftituAt td in SEMINOLE County, Flori do. moro poriKwlorly dAkcrtted Orlando • W inter Park 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1______________________8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P W V A T E P A R T Y R A T E S M U HOURS L M I F A 14 '» ■ M M T A n iV R M V m t w m t r W w s . . . M e r fc t ii-im T -R a x a ... M ta fc t i m i iW fi I 222 ' s ir 2 2 - w m 7 l-H a !» h a i» !a a 71— H t l p W B t r t t d M fTO 7RRT1 CONSTRUCTION M l TV M E S Lecgt/Cerlbdeea Ittoads AM I ipeate* Paid. Te MS/Br. ■a*? a n t m T A L E N T BUILDERS Mat in n e r er tore. Fee • O M I T D C IK R I 11 days per weak Contact Mika at B A G DtohlbtuSarv A ll thlfla available hourly wage Halt* after *0 Start Immediately Mortal tagertunittos Aggly * k ltM IO tS * * P»kAkAborarAllACtotl.90CAkhdWCAwnttor promptpoymonl Sch*dk*l tag may in d d l Harold AdwarfHar at fho cott of on m M day. Canca* whan you ftf rotub* Foy only tor dvy* your od runt a* rota •orn«d Ilia full dAwnpikon to* Im in l rn d M Caff munt follow «< ty lo W t typogrophnol form DEAD! INIS Neon fho Ooy Before Pvblkehen Sunday - II A III Soturdoy Mondoy 1130 A M S«Hv*doy A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C R I D I T S i I r Hv g rre f t m i r< . Ike Seirteri H e r i K w ill N m y o M s W e H f Net first imertibn besly i M tftfy X tlsg gxtgwt et ttw c*st i t that Im g rttM . P f N M check r * » r *R h r accuracy the l i n t Bay H runs. >1— P t r s o w l s R A T T R A C T IV I M A L I loll, i. M. lately but net atone. nlemhlg Rea tS lTU . Lake Mary, FI. HITS______________ • B IL IA O U IR ID F IM A L t Farmer ty weellhy hememak er. X . r r . I X toe. btorW. attractive, eftoctleneto. un dertlanding. very Intelltglenl H a t gergeaui small t h ill Seeks Italian Knlghf In Shin Ing Armer. H*e*y- PO Bw> 1*1X4, Pert Orange. M IX g F I M A L I Tall, pretty, slim, classy reOhead M id ffl’ i Would like to meet m alt. 11 to al. who it emehenelly end financially tacurt Photo a mutt Haply PO Ret 1744. O g j f c F i n j U ____________ B O O O D -L O O K IN O S IM O L I oao x . r r * . its x t would Ilk* to meal an allractiv* nan smoking white tomato. I I to I L tar dating and passible relationship Let’s tier! with the McCartney Cancer! a/lf Send nato, phene number L photo PO BOX r x t l l . Or land* FI 1MT10*11___________ d CAR I NO, S I N t f T I V I , HANDSOME M A L I Xtaa k t thy. timid pretty girl Bo I s m Lm w eed. FI X f t l C A IN AVAILABLE m ^waig*^* fgaaai ■g j i — S^AteA■Aixw i Quick Opting W SW g F IM A L I 40t. not looking tor Pttor Pertocl but Oscar Ordinary PO Bee tlltef, LakoMaryFIMfSS__________ M tn iT P N O R E Litton T* Talking Partonaltl 11 par call charge to ph bill a m m i . . . ......... ....a i/an>4 s f is w ) ...... — gsr*. m s g « i t n i s T.w,!4..-,i(u<.B W ’ *4 Ta Leave Mestaga Free. t**-im Z3— L o s f k F o u m i LOST. Black and whito male Shih tiu. ISam) Iasi taeti Lemon Bluff Landing on 1/If Blue Collar. SIM R IW A R D _________ Call M l I to*_________ U — S p t c i a l N e t ICRS IIC S N E R R 0 T M T ForDotkilt: 1MB432 42S4 Florida Notary AuoclAttan Legal N o tices NOTICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice it hereby given that I #m A#kg«9*d in bwtlnota «t ISO W Jrssup Av« . Longwood. Fla , 337S0. SeminofA County. F tar da. under the Fictitlout Name ol TH E RUNCIBLE SPOON TE A ROOM, and that I intend ta register laid name with the Ctark of the Circuit Court, Sem Inote County, Florida, in oc cordanco wlifi tha Provision* 'Of Iho Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section IBS 09 Florida Slat utee if 57 EI jinx llATA Publish April 4. II. 1|. 25. IffO D E P ’SB IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I U O H T I I N T H JU D ICIAL CIR CU IT OF T H I S TA TE OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY. O f NERALCIY1L DIVISION. Casa Ne.it-1913-CA W P BAY FINANCIAL SAVINGS BANK Plaintiff. v*. P A U L I COOK, and if ha bo married, M ARY DOE. hit wife Defendant* » — $ »tc U I N qIIc w H I IS W i f i Meifrty*. Hw World Teacher, com*! la guide u* Into a nave ora at peace and a label coog •falien F e rlrt into, met ton T a re C e e a e r.H b fX n il I. Herrlsan Clark III. from this data an am Bat retpan ilkto tor ^ 2 te S H * L £ E 2 S i* _ C i£ ^ 2 7 -N v m r y l O ilM C a r# D AY CARE in my Hktden Lakes hem*, lei's of TLC M fCall _________ Cell X I n o _________ L A K E M AR Y A R IA In hem* childcare and children et Idyllwi Ida school C a H lX X S T LOMOWOOO Mon F rl . M lent*. 1 yrs eigerlenced Left e fTLC Dbf m « ! * f _ S 3— B v t k x t s O p e a r tw n lt lw A M AT I NO recorded message eiplan t details leading to earning 111.0X 1 par month income CXI IX f ia U I X L D R IV E A M I R C I D R t W KAR DESIGNER CLO TH ES ■ AN N S IM M F I N MOMTMI U U (407) 123-S W 7 F a e X b r.i * * RUTMIMT * * * NHb CiteriBi la s iB tn * • Great Santord Location • Steady ihcema with weekly contracts • Very Profitabta Business •Good Terms Available 2214919 71— H t l p W a n t t d 'A R M S U f O r W Y M M F ,l* m to 4 p m Will train Call Melty Maid. 7*7 5097 "F R E E BARR ECUE LU N C H " NaFae......... Q U A L ITY TEM PS ___________M f BXf___________ G O O O e O R K E H N S tO C M Deity Work Dady Pay CaNRaBtordetaHt after 1pm .__________W-TS1I CONSTRUCTION H t l f t t S Sf to IIS per heur. Will train Several needed 1Hiring newt Metre Imptoy want M d t lll Immediate opening tor rip e rfenced slylitl tor busy ■ on's solan In Deltona 174 (X*. wk O M R t t NURSE R N O N L P N Day shift 0’ IS am to 1 as pm Suparvisqry aipertonc* desirable bul net requited Apply al M to they. IT R Ft. Debary, Men. tor* F rl SAM to 4PM. 44d *41! ____________ EOR____________ C W i lM 's N I X ST A R TIN O R ATES F u llip e r l t lm t p e illid n t e v il Isbit Eiperlenct gr* torrtd Apply at: Hlllbe . i n totems Care Center X * Mtltowvilto A re . Saatord m a te s ....... .......... — « o . « / t o COUNTRY STORE Full tim* patltton requires lifting Seed 4 hey plus store duties. C a ille F X X __________ CR AFTSdSK ILLS* TR A D ES ALLTMOCSNEEOCO Peintort. CerpenSwt. etc Get III Hw war! you can handle- Call................ !te «TT I a DATA ( H T R T C L I R K * Greet chotcel In to . Into.me lien tor tin* computer firm I Benelllil Hurry, gall new AAA E M P LO YM E N T fW W .IS M S t................. m i l l ! * D AT CARR Ol RECTOR * X K I Tea* charge of center I Use y w r •rganliatienal skills to kerf llrm running! Very c lean eni Irenrrwnt I AAA IM P L O T M IN T f w x . B M M ............... m s m D E L IV E R Y D R IV E R - Far linen co perl time/lull lime Immediate hire, e ic tlle n l driving record, chauffeur lie required. M SQ/tlerl...- W M X 001 a i T I F l I O N I V E N Needed lor local delivery. Men Frl Benefits. Substance abut* setting required Apply In person. Peris City. M l B Cen— ell Rd ■Santord E O E IL R C T R IC IA N f * * NEEDED* * E ip e r ie n c e d r e ild t n lla l eltciridan*. and eiperienced heiptrt residential and com m i c i a l .............. Call 313 m i C X P I R I E N C I D #nfhg*la*1ic mature *ale«perion for dreet Shop Apply: Slim A Salty. >12 g . HI 1>> Senlprd ■ ■ ■ ■ m v ' l i if rii HP PLJCJITOtS JOSS l l l . h r We train Outdoor work in local area Full and part Nm# U M BO 7772a if, IS. Daputy Ctark TEMFUDTOTEMF? We hav* immadiato short and long term astignmanls In yeur aO F F IC E CLERKS PR ECEPTIO N ISTS RSECR ETARIES P WORD PROCESSORS PIM DUSTRIAL WORKERS W* after lag gay. grtal berwlilt and Hw opportunity to work al many at Hw top companies In your area Call now tor an appointment!. f40 *771 NO F E E / F R I0 A Y PAY USB! l U b g S E R V I C E S EOE _______ M/F/H/V * INSTMT NTCHICXS * S ta r t fo d a y a n d g e t a paychack wifhln a 'week. We h o ld ,b a c h nothing O u r employee* are contfanfiy In coureged. and ettittad to they will make larger peychatk* all the time Sound infer effing? Fart lime A full time available Cad Tedey 1391144 e JO. S B C R ITA B Y * Variety ipot! Sell metivatad person wanted ta a*ii*t with phone end order* 1Call newt AAA CM FLO YM K N T 709W. Ml* S t. 2115179 K I T E S FLA , INC* Realtor*, pay* tut ion ta Real Estate Schooft.......... ......Call 123 3300 e ★ LADIES e e ■aiaty Products Salat Rap! Pari or lull time No eaparl enc* needed W* train SMC . per weak ... Stl f W LAUNDRY W O R KER S. MOO la M IS -h r la tier I Immediate hire tor long term minded individual! W**S0 LEASINGCONSULTANT Far luiury apartmenl cam reunify m Santord. Salary and banotlN Call H I M IT________ co u a n ta jtT rvScg • I ndividual! and L u C TA .CM ne r.C P 4 CaNFer AppMMmaM A SSIM ILER S Immediate openings I soom U J 4 r .il Flat tan dollar toll Catllkhrs u s iiiiu r s IS to 111 per hour All ihitts Male/Female Permanentl Many needed! Metro Employment 40B*III A H f l Rt w i “fiS’cMtllWdC4COMUM ■Owign/Ruild ted sH*r Free AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU1! E X C E L L E N T PAY. Benefits T r antpof tat ion. Cat I 407 295 7400 t it I M2 Toll relunded tarn 10pm 4 fate id. ecreened n U H lIf lf f t AVON Earn li t r e ttat home, set your own hour*, only 17 10 mvett mont Call STB l4>5or3Jf »20 Full time Days Apply: Amec* Feed Stag X W S I. todM.S*e*«rd M EDICAL e eCNA’S e e e A L L S H IF TS II P O R E A T SALARVIt d IR C IL L R N T R IN IF IT S II Join Our E rceltont HeelthCer* Teem rn tx a e e M E O tC A L e e P R E C E P T IONIST Full/Perl Tim* P IN S U R A H C I CLERK P M ID IC A L ASSISTANT Front 4 Beck eltlce • M EDICA L SALES P I N Pert Time • SCRUB TE C H n o f e e .......................n M EDICA L m ror nut Medical background helpful but net necessary Organlred 4 tanilired records 4 billing Can work el home er office Celt tor eggt H I Bit)________ N U R U JUDES * JkU. SHIFTS HIOMER S TA R TIN G PAVI For certified er eager lanced Apply In perten to Lakevtow Nerting Center l i f t . M S I ....................1 ’ f ANT TIM E JONS ideal ter second Income, cel leg* students, housewives M a tu re , a r t ic u la t e end energetic people needed to help needy e rge nlie tlen Friendly phone kales Slerl now. pant weekly _________Cell W -Iie * _________ FA R T TIM E ★ LOOK!!!* Ne lets then ta IS per heur to tlert. plus bonuses Releeed Call IT*-1144 FW IT TIM E 14.23/pgf Hrr i Eiperienced in cteklng 4 Cleaning crabs Tue* 4 Wed alter noon 4 tses every week c*tt.____________ ____ in-aits FAST R f S U IT S " Juti a taw short days was all It leek lor Jaa’t Craetlv* Concrete to llnd Hw right people he needed tor hit |ab opening! II yeur tooking tor good employee! tar yeur bull nail place your help wanted ad in the Santord Herald TO O A Vtt C L A S S IF IID D K FT. u im ii PR00UCE MARKET Full lime, ell ereur needed cathier. dtspiey. etc. Apply In person Beggt Pre duct Merkel I40S Senierd Av C a n M C hivy ) irprfsenlativYs m l be *i OHLAHOO. FL af (he Carrel Ic* Cieaai ■>«** Whtoper Lake! Shpg Clt I t IB Whisper Lakes Btvd. kgrHFBR 00 0 432*4910 CAWfi cuaeoarnon tiaiei 0 0 0 0 SELECTIO N X 4 1 . Cm n r r i l d S4.1 m -S A R S ■ Ivy f 4pm Initett to Syft U «WX T ..^ .........../ jU d a x ^ ^ I (M K ODa T rI m T I ■H O M ES . O FFICES . STORES AM fygae cMMkrecftaii, iMbb/Cm 4anM. C b O IX P C o re n try c T T p E N T T iir r iH rsgslrs. painting 4 ceramic L IE 'S C M P E NT RV - Storage be tid in g. Backs 4 m lsc F te d JJjJjm jto e JB ja il^ , ■ a r k , re e ia n e k l# ra la t. l i censed References avail t e W f U X T I , Ready. PERSOMAL TO U C H II yrv Will clean yeur 1/eHke/epi B IH T S W EST CGM CRETB SER VICE SnwR M bs• Rig J M * I Jtee Free 1st CeM FORCE “ ^ LABOR ON DEM AND '"V /Ot Ivers With Vehicles Earn \ -cl Extra 50< Per Hour I ________ \ Report 5:45 AM /< a* * 3 1 9 S g c o n d 51., S a n lo r d o r C a II D ebbie at 321-1S90 5 UECTRICCOMPANY DAILY WORK •DAILY PAY Vj , • NO FE E S ! ' ^ H iR X O A mete Iing. Him, d m etc. pw w retrppM rs.........H TB O e C A R P E N T R Y , h a u li n g . IN TE R IO G G EE TfG IG G avad. Ted, *44X11. Free Esc Lake Mery R w Went Licensed/ Insured Free EtitmeSesI P A IN T UM) Apt's 4 1 to. u s tta x Call enytame H > M X Quellly Werk. Heeunakle Prices. Free 1st. b s k ..ttva m Free tsiimatos Cad m CDS P w t C G t d iE l ElX-IT-fAST INC R E P TILE R IM O V A L W I E N V ICE Spec Willing bt’ snakes any sit* L iw n S G r v f c G B S E D A P P U A N C IS |£ i « E m X | S G f V l C T j T o m at* m i appointment CALL CO LLEC T ' ■aaaafttete w g C oot t V r i d » n Ic e C r e a m F a c t o r y e ii R R P A IR td PAINTING Yerdewrb* Light Haettng Ms tod Tee Small M EN APPLIANCES S I and M A Y TA G ALSO O U M C w G C Q A ttrt to eptratt Iter own ^ FRANK BA RR N AR T peinHng 4 preseure c toewing IT y r g a ^ . Retorencee— — JEG1M I Cad SceN Teteyll TH a ait CAFETERIA M E R E R Amaika's etdesl kcotter ef tea atom shops C C 0 M E * NAFTA T A O L U O genaAM -aPM G U I D I SERVICE Fresh Smoked Muiletl Live Wild River Stunner! F tih m g f guipnwnt C IS A Ortega " "On* Call Te 0* Il All" Yeur NelVRerheed Handy Man BEAUIICIAN M erle Nor m an/Fatcinahont Day*. 1214505or 095 7503, Jill Mon thru Frl daytime hour* Apply in person NCR 1700 Lake Em ma Road. Lake Mary C A R P E N TE R S Laka Mary Postal Center on Rhmeharl Rd Must have tools Aik for Greg or call 7B> 791________ “1 S S i U ei O v C o w c rtW LABOR < V > ';‘wismjST"" LAN M C A P I RS Full time gasmans D river's Cleans* required . C a U P lt lH N U T I l ) H A JK TTU ST FOR F A M ILY SALON Fellewing e must Full or gerl lime Fold vocation W -M W ACTORS/EXTRAS Hellywead Easl Mgmt. No. erg. neces tary. L k .T A ia n ia U I li f t Sgecialtt MtetWe Hw Herald A D D TO TOUR INCOME S IL L AVON NOW ________ c a l l m ats*________ tornAyt. whew Addttt-ki *t ISO'* Pufclith Apr it ) It If. 2S IWd O f P 41 Goad pay Full and part time pesltfam available Langwoad am G elfC a urt* Caliatl Ills C C T n iM R S S f f T IW n N O T IC IO F SALE Notice tl hereby given that, pursuant ta tha Order or Final Judgment entered in this cause. In the Circuit Court of Seminole Courtly, Florida. I will sell the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described as The Cast ty of Lat • and ail of Lat 9 Block 7. EVANSOALE. according ta the Plat thereof as recorded tn Plat Book 7. Page 17. Public Records ol Seminota County. Florida L O T IK A L F A Y A WOODS at public seta ta tha highest and PHASE XVHI , ACCORDING best b'ddrr. tor cash, at ttw TO TH E PLAT T H E R E O F AS' RE C O R DE D IN PLAT BOOK • West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse Sanford V . PAGES 10. 21. ANO 22. Florida at ll 00 A M on May >. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI i BN MOLE CO U N TY. FLORI OA D A T E D this 22nd day of mor* comnnAnlv known At 1041 March. JfeO V E R N O N LOOP O V I E O O MARYANNE MORSE FLO R ID A 22741 Clerk Circuit Court Thlt Action hat ba*n fiiad By Janet Jasewtc agalntt you ord you ar* ra I Deputy Clerk gu»rAd to kAfvt a copy of your Publish March 7B April « 1990 wrltfAn dAfonu if any to il on S HAPI RO A F I S H MAN At t i D EO 275 North Rao SNaa » Su *»a 103 Tampa Florid* 11Ad* iO ll on or IDE TTW twtora May I lfAO. ardJ HI# »ho ot thi ongtnal with fho Clarka of Cowrt Aittwr bAtora %arr-vKi one Piamhtt » aHernay or immedl J aiaty IharcaHAr. altn..rrwise —— a dotault will tw tnlartd *gjinstt you tor IN* rtlMf damandad inf tha Complain! WI T NESS my hand and vial ot m u Court on m* 2nd dap of April lfAO , ( SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Circuit and Coun!y Courts , By Rum R ng IIM N T IN M C f N O M tR S R N M . NdOL liatord. ar X a U k A a r y BSvd,lA. Mery SUM F IR IS N IR / K P M R Pratostlmai type person E • per lent a required fff ItH . O O tF COURSE 7i— w n u n w n cenUrvcIlan IT m a rl eeper llearned • R p iX d I Insured lEBggnfei x rx a g g x o A A N L s r r SdtvlcB T t t a iy v d end lesm cere. Free EtrtmaQe*. m - x x , __________ ACREAGE MOWING, discing, grating and torlMUmg BARM ew lng ..............4714174 Chuck's Q u in n Lawn Cere Comm /Reg B F R E E ES T.I N*|e*ta*l*rg»/im*H 701171 UNNURVKE Free E sRoeeto*--------------- H F tto l FRO PISSIO N AL G A R D IN E R Mowing odglng. Nlmmlng. rvinevksg 4 cloving, plow I Ing. clean upl Cemptoto Caryl FreoEsll M r Vary I Q Reel SNU M A VS LAWN RkAINT. X Yrs. E te Camm/R*g Maw. edge t X A u p a w x w lIG O ry SOUTHERN T T S n T W ORE Wetor Sells Jl poets, ile e e w p rk oround •S lim m in g y e d lt. s te n t teirencas stucce N A Sttl Psann. 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S M r t m m in t P g g I H j # r v l c | _ H MEM EWIMMINO FOOLS M B W vrhousy Ctoerenc* X Apw N ia peels ta ft. X X It. completely inttoltod IhdudN huge d K k . la dX r. fencing filler end skimmer. Financing betas 1Cal l tol ■free I4 X I U 4 0 M tCGCB HR FIPEX IGI Y r o t Sg e v I c g * I C M O L . T R K SERVICE Fro* esflmatatl Feu Price*I Lie Ins Slump Grinding Teel I » M W aeyveMe ~L*f The X ytou Nneit de IP* T R I M M IN G . Tapping Re m*v*l. Hauling. *H ph X he* were Cell US tee!. TO U R W A T S R IV IC R Free Eittmatasi L k rasaius 14hr Emergency Service Geeree SRete. m a n i — f e n ;— Purification ■IRA-CON Watar end Air FiHrehen tor I home ted kuw w w Far Free i I slime ta Call 4*41111 �San lord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday. Apnl 4. 1090 - M '» Worried n ■ TA IL mp9m = M T 'iy C A a L Y t f tyVfyW TMa Fultllma pw o o o w o g r e r t r a in e e a Laarn It aAl t o need Ip to d t o wart again I Ntca Bm p Waw |a A gk|*a I W^Bfaw 7^ W to g ^PtoMy1 u A r s W4ET. TO I m i i Aua. tow/Uaad turn. 4 ap*4 torM K KTM to.--------MfrdtM. • M p S to tM T O R MM BMAy. Get wattbM b m EI ( M v S a ..........c t f t f r v i i cans m a n ru n M yaar aid campany tanking | Tap Laval E p i p t l. Training |MM to- Currant Fla. drleev't IKama Faint atara ar mall I riparianra hetptui Apply at I parten Sherwtn William*. Wat I Orlande Dr, Santod in tall M U M MOVIE Prato ator par tan. nan inwAar. For 17— AlMitmutl FunsHlwd/lln* in .m r o t iM .N i LAAO I ranavilwa I w T t o m T tncTm iim noiM i rant by wk/m* A/C. goal, laundry, tala t o cMIdran. •pacial dltcaunt t o ar cltl rant m t W l t r m W t l S A N F O A D . Me* I and t t o r n apt* . EMI A up/m* plut dtp A at rag'd N aaw tlH l D N I Individual* t* ataum* petition I at racrutfw* dlrackar. Multi I bill tan dal lar wheNtel* in I dultry Train m* leading t* I inane m r awarding lutwra. II nancial independence and an opparlunlly lar ralirtm tnt m th ln lyaa ri I CallM r Grower paaau lUCtnUT/KCIPTKMin Full lima pot.lion lor d*«*l apntant company Typing to I w p m . G oad t a la ry A benellttCeA . M inim a. t ill TUUMMITIK PROS! Tli* Sanlord Kara Id currently hw»* # position to ouf Claaaitad Advertning Dapt Talamaraating aaiai aiparl ente la pratarrad. accural* typing and good apatllng aklilt art a mutt C A T (iparlanca alaa a pint It you an|ey a latl pacad environment and ar* a aallatartar. piaaaa apply al m N Franck Av*. laniard ar cal I m l * 11 at* lar Cindy KcuroncuMos Full.'part limp Lieantad ar unllcented (W ill help gal llcanaal............ 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Claw In with IS a lw 1 tancad paaturat In ctutod Mobil* ham* t o man agar Many aatiat Oraaik price reduction....... |lt*.SSS ________ CaN m m * _________ sunsPBortrrc M A N A G E M E N T 4 R E A L TY H i m j / n i aaft _____ 1W chaaw tram. M law I T a F ry menla ettan Wear than rani i the caossiics 1 to cheaa* tram High N i and law M i l Beth nearly brand newt MDOERIME Two tw chaaw tram. 1 at U t « H I aaawnabl*. no guall tying <•7122-1 IM H I— Country Pr opBr t y / ★ MUST SELL★ S E C L U O IO Eut Cto* T* Trwn I Acrm w/MabiN. Septic. Wrtl k f | M t f l R ill f 221— C a r a - * NEE AM EER Xtra Cto f ■ • VA M g MJE* ntlto. auto, a/c to t M M TA 4 t l l A A . to M o r IM* PONTIAC 4TA PIAE4IRO 1.7 Illo r, M o d i, Ild.SEf. A l l tor Aondy. •EcyLv nigh m ltobw t run* goad i t o Mo a t otig ■tack S AM /FM i need* mlndr brd ta wdtk. nafatlak C/tw eblftold. O rlg ln o l LSLSSL 2M— luspert Cart atWIrvcka ’M • Add. autd. dacaltot eanditto S1S.M4.CoAM1-1IM A m-Tr»cfca/ jaeat/Vane CH E W V A N - TO. autd. T T Pdwar naming, clean, carpet, now radMtt. 1I7M firm Call 1 7 IM 1* FORD F700 . i. Call M FO AO VAN. cuatam mtarNv. law mil** SIAMB 133 SIM T M IIP F IT H E X T i M PONTIAC H A N D AM Aut*. *lr.tt*v**. ta-v*te* angina, pwwr wtndmw. crulta cantrat. Only nya.7l/m* C t o M r .P n w a .m im a P UB LK AUTO AUCTION • ■VERY WEDNESDAY) i MPM MYTOaUk AUTO AUCTION M ayM . Oaytow Aaadl w a rn aiti T M iw n tra o n B a d E M fO a m ticaatt**. lag. tm*. rtc M PONTIAC LtM AHS - 1 Or. •*ta. air. alaraa. pawar 217— O e r e « e S a le s APRIL 14 MAM N 4PM laka Mary Nativity Church t i ll N County Ad 417 214— W a n t e d t o B u y 5 S i5 S S ^ .“ ::r i? t t S PRIVATE calNcter pdytng to dalldr lar camlc baakt. baatoall. tolhaii. kattatbail 4 lwck*y carp*. Call m ataa 223— M u s i c a l M e r c h a n d is e STOAT 4 Clark cental* plan* ■ *c*ll*nl cendltlen Jutt tWWd.SMM I vet HI t o l 222— M is c e lla n e o u s ■ *!• MANS *11 weed racking Chaw, li tr e met cendltlan 171....................Call H I 41** • COLOR T.V. PartabN Good condition «tl CM! m 1741. M U S ID IN STOCK A LL M i l l A l l P R IC E D Maitland Tra der 4 Equipmant It ml. N. at Maitland mtarthanj* * n H M ;iiiJ J d 2 2 22R—Vekkles Wanted WE PAT TOP EM t o wracked cart/truck*l M l SELL guar antaad utad parr*. AA A U TO EALVAOE at Otdary, t o M M (jnlyllH.tom # C M M r.P a y tw .m im 22T-Mdercyde* O n V C M M U C I ’M 1 daar. auto to . ato* i e j m LIRE NEWI14AM..... M44IM OWmPRSOTM *17 - Rad. adult awnad. garaaad. MOM mlNt. 31 mm D d lO r ld t . O tc a m I pc* whaalt, valued at II,0 M . 10.SEE. Can b* tta n a l: Perianal Cycle Service In Daytona, a lto March IS. Or Call bob H i t UP N T M K T 2 •*cato laOra.^m lTrtc l l O L O t D E L T A BROUGHAM - a Or. auto to , atactrtc wtndawa and wall. ■to** caaaatia......AIM. is/ma C to M r.P a y n a .m im tm i ROHR M O U TV H M T M7 W. SSth (waal an ANparl •! tram Santod Av*. Narm an Park Av*. 1 Mach, lit Nil 1 Drawer*. tN iair. vnlt*, FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY, a am 1* a pm. MSI 0*ov(<* Av*. Santod. Fumltura. chltoan'i ctattwt. mtc. item* Maytag 1*1* - Saturday and Sunday. Agrti 7 4 4 1 • m N 4 pm. M tl Cedar Avenue Santod. tumltura. Hal Pami partabN MthwatTwr, loelt. titMn* tackN 4 much m*ra t MULTI FAMILY SALE April * 4 7 Sam Until? 14*4 PNmatt* A r........ Ta much la mantto 11 Dan't mitt nil to Early Mrdt m um gf jm 237— T r a d e r s a n d T r a ile r s MBEEUtoyAMEEMUranmgo * wt r a r w ir e wcapt ttLOb*. tttN. etc. M PONTIAC PIREBIRO Auto t o . tMvae cawette (M ytltoN/m a CallMr. Pmma. m i m ro TO H tJW tlH U Laadadll unroot, mini ran T M I Ilf P iT d H T S Rb H m m e Ob n g •icapt ta*. lag. tltto ate. 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U M 0' d r a tia r w / m irra rt (Ork p to l.S M i H I m i __________ a DRESSER 1 drewart O MOP W wide IT dee* aim 1 and tablet IM Call H i till M IN C E R M O T O R S GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT • MO CREDIT •NO PROBLEM > P U * T i l . Tog A Tiro ■ MifeCIM W worow* too $1 1809 S . F R E N C H (Huay 17 92 A <9lfl Slraal) SANFORD 321-2993 a 4000 E. HWY. 46 1 * WINCIM ft a tw l> woro*d + * mwf M awUM *.«RE( (25tfl Sliuul) aaost lorn New Sdttkxd Amo Aucton SANFORD 321-1450 �I I N — SxnlordHerald. Sjnlord. r londJ — Wrdn*«day. April 4. 1990 AT W INN-DIXIE . . . THE BEST THIN G ■ S IN C E SLICED BREAD! Low prlcea at Winn-Dixie . . . the beat thing alnce allced bread. We've made a commitment to bring you the loweat prlcea on the beat quality and variety of producta for your family. Save every week without having to ahop around. Ybu'll come out with the loweat total food bill, and that'a why we aay Winn-Dixie has prlcea Nobody Can Beat. WiwiT@DlxH Q U A N T IT Y -R IG H T S R ESERVED a * » » l « HO*«* co a ta «M f - •tee Supermarket PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THURSDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY APRIL 5-11, 1990. S L IC E D DIXIE D AR LIN G FAMILY S T Y L E EAT-RITE BOILED HAM AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES W ITH A OKU BAKERY REGULAR or LIGHT SUITCASE \> > > -- PABST A. BEER 24$098 PK. 12 - 0 2 . CA N S LARGE WHITE BREAD 2 0 -o z. LIM IT 2, P LEA S E LO A F REGULAR or DIP STYLE PLUS, SAVE EVERYDAY WITH THESE DISCOUNTS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! OFF 2 0 % o ff Greeting Cards Oktvhxl* List Ctiits [Kauai Ivaryrfay E ve ryd a y V____________ PRICES GOOD IN THE FOLLOWING WINN-DIXIE LOCATIONS: LAKE MARY SANFORD 3818 ORLANDO DR. 2485 AIRPORT BLVD 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. GOLDEN FLAKE CHIPS ioS Magazines/ ^Paperbacks .■ n « y 4 (< ‘ $138 1 0 -0 2 . I' PK G . ■ JOIN THE W IN N IN G TEAM ! Winn-Dixie is looking lor bright, smiling laces lor our stores and warehouse Contact your local store managers or warehouse trainer lor details. 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